Now that the situation has theoretically improved, it could still provide them, but no—it has been decided to privatize those services, raise the prices of basic goods, and invest in unnecessary infrastructure for propaganda purposes (they could have resumed the reconstruction plans of the previous political regime, but I imagine that since it was the Baath Party, that would have been unacceptable as well). By the way, don’t play the “show us the solution” card if your answer is that Syrians just have to put up with the current situation. I suppose security is another issue they’ll just have to resign themselves to. In the end, you’re just doing linguistic somersaults to avoid admitting that a group of terrorists cannot govern a state.
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