Ahmad al-Saraa’s Syrian power will help the United States ‘detect’ Americans who have disappeared during the Syrian civil war, US special envoy to Syria Tom Barak said today.

“A big step forward. The new Syrian government agreed to help the United States identify and repatriate American citizens or their relics. The families of Austin Tisis, Mazd Camalmaz and Keila Miller must be able to turn a page, “he wrote on X.

Journalist Austin Tisis was abducted in Syria in Syria by unknown gunmen after a report he made in the southern part of Damascus. No one took responsibility for his abduction and his family continues to say that he has reason to believe he is alive. Masd Camalmaz was arrested in 2017 during a private visit to Damascus.

Kayla Miller, who worked for Danish Refugee Council (Danish Refugee Council), was abducted in August 2013 in Aleppo (northern Syria). The Islamic State jihadist organization argued that Homer, then 26, was killed in February 2015 near Raqqa, Syria during its bombing under the United States of international anti -war coalition. Her corpse was never found.

US President Donald Trump “has clearly stated that the repatriation of American citizens or their relics is an absolute priority. The new Syrian government will help us in this commitment, “the American envoy added.