Secretary of State Marco Rubio warned that Syria is on the brink of another civil war, potentially occurring within weeks. Following a recent meeting with Syrian officials, he attributed this instability to vulnerabilities in the transitional authority. While the U.S. lifted sanctions to support governance efforts, Rubio emphasized that mere sanctions relief wouldn't suffice for stabilization. Historical context includes the overthrow of Assad's regime and ongoing pressures from militants, illustrating the complexity of Syria's political landscape post-civil war.
Marco Rubio expressed concern that Syria is on the verge of collapse, stating that the transitional authority may face imminent threats leading to a potential civil war.
While sanctions relief is seen as a possible lifeline for the transition, Rubio stressed that it alone won't be sufficient to stabilize the country.
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