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White House Responds to Reports of US Troop Withdrawal from Syria

White House Responds to Reports of US Troop Withdrawal from Syria
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World January 31, 2025 20:28

washington d.c., usa - White House spokesperson comments on the possibility of US troop withdrawal from Syria amid recent news.

White House Statement on US Troop Withdrawal from Syria

White House spokesperson Karoline Leavitt addressed the reports of possible US troop withdrawal from Syria, emphasizing the Commander-in-Chief's authority to review overseas troop deployments.

During a press briefing, Leavitt responded to inquiries about the withdrawal of US troops from Syria by stating that the United States military reserves the right to review troop deployments to foreign countries at any time.

President Trump had previously mentioned that a decision regarding Syria will be made, stating that Syria is dealing with its own issues and there is enough turmoil in the region without US intervention.

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