In a bold declaration that sheds light on the Syrian conflict, Abu Mohammad al-Jolani, leader of Hayat Tahrir al-Sham (HTS), has asserted that no foreign nation played a role in their efforts to overthrow Bashar al-Assad’s regime.
Speaking during a rare interview, Jolani emphasized that HTS’s struggle was self-reliant, dismissing widespread speculations of external backing.
“Our revolution was born from the will of the Syrian people, not foreign interests,” he claimed, rejecting accusations of clandestine support from regional powers.
This statement comes amid increasing scrutiny over the role of international players in the Syrian civil war.
Observers suggest Jolani’s remarks aim to bolster HTS’s image as an independent force ahead of potential political negotiations.
Analysts are now questioning the broader implications of this narrative shift, especially in a region still grappling with the scars of a decade-long conflict.
Source:@SprinterFamily
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