Colombia & Syria

Colombia: Colombia's new government under President de la Espriella has shifted foreign policy to align with the US and Israel, recognizing Israeli sovereignty over the Golan Heights. This move reverses the previous administration's stance and may affect Colombia's diplomatic relations with Arab nations and its international standing.

Syria: Syria's claim to the Golan Heights is further undermined by Colombia's recognition, though the UN and most countries still consider it Syrian territory. The move may complicate any future negotiations.

Colombia: Colombia sent over 60 rescue workers to Venezuela.

Syria: Syria is mentioned alongside Turkey as having experienced a devastating doublet earthquake in 2023, drawing parallels to the Venezuelan event.

Colombia: Colombia supported the request for an urgent meeting of the International — United Nations Security Council, indicating its diplomatic involvement in addressing the escalating conflict.

Syria: Syria closed part of its airspace and its Foreign Ministry condemned Iranian attacks on Gulf monarchies, reflecting efforts to rebuild regional ties.

Colombia: Colombia recognized Israeli sovereignty over the Golan Heights, a separate diplomatic development.

Syria: Syria is involved in the Assad sentencing, but this is not directly related to the shipping attacks.