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UN report sees no active Syrian state links to Al Qaeda
SYRIA, JUL 11 – A U.N. report finds no active connections this year between Al Qaeda and Syria's interim government, supporting U.S. efforts to lift U.N. sanctions amid ongoing diplomatic challenges.
- A UN report said the Syrian rebel group Hay'at Tahrir al-Sham , formerly al-Qaeda's branch in Syria, broke ties with al-Qaeda in 2016.
- The report comes as diplomats expect the US to seek removal of UN sanctions on HTS and its leader Ahmed al-Sharaa, who became Syria's interim president after toppling Assad.
- The US revoked its terrorist designation of HTS this week as a step towards Trump's vision of a peaceful and unified Syria, and is reviewing remaining terrorist designations related to HTS and Syria.
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