Syrian government can consolidate, but not reconstruct
New ‘de-escalation zones’ have intensified confrontation with salafi-jihadist forces
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- US policy
- De-escalation zones
- Opposition persistence
- Reconstruction planning
- International activity
- Government areas
- Opposition areas
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_350.jpg "Workers collect rubble of damaged buildings to be reused for reconstruction, under the supervision of the United Nations Development Programme in the government-controlled district of Wadi al-Sayeh in Homs, Syria, 2016 (Reuters/Omar Sanadiki)")