October 23, 2019
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17:57Now PlayingPresident Trump announced that the U.S. will lift sanctions on Turkey after a cease-fire in Syria. The administration originally announced the sanctions on Oct. 14 after the Turkish military offensive against Kurdish-led forces in northern Syria. That offensive followed President Trump's announcement that he would pull U.S. troops from Syria — a decision that brought stiff, bipartisan criticism.
Trump added one caveat, saying sanctions will be lifted "unless something happens that we’re not happy with.” Trump called the ceasefire "permanent," but added that permanent is a questionable word to use regarding the region. Read moreSubscribe to The Washington Post on YouTube
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