"The year 2019 will be the year of victories (for the resistance) and failure
for the US plots in the region and return of honor to the regional states,"
Atwan said in an interview on Friday.
"Syria won because it resisted and the Arab countries are happily reopening
their embassies in Damascus. The resistance front gained victory in the region.
Israel is in horror now. Hezbollah is growing its power in the region and is in
possession of over 150,000 high-precision missiles," he added.
Atwan noted that US President Donald Trump has admitted the useless spending of
over $7trillion in the Middle-East, saying that he traveled to the US military
base in Iraq, while he feared like a mouse.
Bahrain announced earlier this week that it would resume operations at its
embassy in Syria amid new efforts by Persian Gulf states to improve relations
with Damascus as the war against foreign-backed Takfiri terrorists winds down.
According to a government source in Damascus, Kuwait would also reopen its
embassy in Syria in the next 10-14 days.
The United Arab Emirates (UAE) officially reopened its embassy in Damascus on
Thursday.
The UAE closed its embassy soon after the Syrian conflict erupted in 2011, and
Abu Dhabi was long considered a sponsor of the many militant groups that poured
into the Arab country from across the region and beyond to fight to bring down
the government of President Bashar al-Assad.
Nearly seven years later, and with government forces having regained control of
the majority of Syria, the UAE flag was raised again at the building in the Abu
Rummaneh district of Central Damascus during a ceremony on Thursday attended by
diplomats and journalists.
Source:Farsnews