Rep. Claudia Tenney ‘relieved’ Assad will no longer ‘terrorize’ Syria, world after recent developments ...Middle East

ROCHESTER, NY – News10NBC reached out to several local representatives and lawmakers to discuss the recent developments in Syria. Representative Claudia Tenney’s office responded with a statement. It reads, in part, “The suffering of the Syrian people under this regime was horrific, and I’m relieved that Assad will no longer be able to terrorize Syria or the world.” Syrian rebels captured the capital city of Damascus, effectively toppling the long-standing Assad regime. The militant group HTS achieved this significant victory Saturday night, marking a pivotal moment in Syria’s history. In less than two weeks, HTS rapidly advanced across the country, seizing control of multiple cities. Presid

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