US ambassador to Turkey will serve as special envoy to Syria
WASHINGTON, May 23 (Reuters) - Tom Barrack, the U.S.'s ambassador to Turkey, said on Friday he has assumed the role of special envoy to Syria, as the Trump administration moves to lift sanctions on the Middle Eastern country.
"The cessation of sanctions against Syria will preserve the integrity of our primary objective — the enduring defeat of ISIS — and will give the people of Syria a chance for a better future," Barrack said in a post on X.
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