Syria's New Move

Syria's new leadership is making waves. Ahmad al-Sharaa, the country's interim president, touched down in Saudi Arabia. This might be a big change for Saudi Arabia and Syria's relationship. Some believe this visit may relay a turning point in Syria's alliances. Sharaaflew in on a Saudi jet. Fatalities due to the increasingly violent problems in Syria. The interim president stepped into Riyadh, marking his first overseas trip. Ahmad al-Sharaa's visit underscores attempts to distance Syria from Iran, still a major backer. The country\experimenting with a new story. Making a Rebrand. Saudi Arabia's earliest attempts to pushformer president of Syria, Assad outwas not able to topple Assads strong Russian and Iranian support A sharp took the form of an epic December offensive by the movement. Ahmad al-Sharaa changed overall positioning of his political image as compared to his days with al-Qaeda during the Syria uprising years. al Sharaa is seen in a military style with a tanking an olive shade. The previous government involvement had links but filtered graduallyAfghanistan since then. Syria needs a lot of money! Over billions to reform and bring peace. The latest Syrian disaster resulted in Peurious from a car bomb killing civilians and more wounded. Syria is trying to win over the West by distancing itself from old enemies like Iran and Russia. Connecting more to the Sunni Muslims rather than enhancing affiliation towards Iran and Russia. Saudi Arabia is the last bunch lately engaged in dialogue to lift sanctions in a regime change for Syria. I\Don\t knowwhy would Saudia Arabia fund this assumption?