Explosions rock Syria's capital during French President Macron's visit
Summary
Explosions happened in Damascus, Syria, while French President Emmanuel Macron was visiting and meeting with Syrian President Ahmad al-Sharaa. Despite the attacks, the meeting continued, and the two leaders agreed to restore diplomatic ties after more than ten years.Key Facts
- At least 18 people were injured in explosions in Syria’s capital during Macron’s visit.
- This was the second attack in Damascus within a week.
- Macron was safe and stayed at the meeting with Syrian President Ahmad al-Sharaa.
- No group claimed responsibility for the explosions.
- Macron and al-Sharaa agreed to reappoint ambassadors and restore diplomatic relations.
- France had closed its embassy in Syria in 2012 and symbolically reopened it in 2025.
- Macron helped push Europe and the U.S. to lift many sanctions on Syria.
- Several agreements were signed, including returning seized assets and rebuilding infrastructure in Syria.
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