Rebels in Syria Overrun Assad’s Stronghold & Zelensky’s Shocking Offer
December 2, 2024
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as posted by the channelIn this episode of The President's Daily Brief:
• Major developments out of Syria as rebel forces seize control of Aleppo, the country’s second-largest city, and continue their advance. We’ll explore what this means for Bashar al-Assad's regime, Russia's role, and the future of the war.
• Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky announces for the first time his willingness to cede territory to Russia to end the ongoing war. We’ll unpack his remarks and the potential implications.
• In Georgia’s capital, Tbilisi, thousands rally against the government’s decision to halt EU accession talks. We’ll discuss the protests and what’s at stake for Georgia's future.
• And in today’s Back of the Brief: Former President Donald Trump selects Kash Patel as his nominee for FBI Director, raising questions about his qualifications and future role.
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