Save the Kurds Act imposes sanctions on Syria and its government to protect Kurdish forces.
The Save the Kurds Act imposes sanctions on Syria and its government to protect Kurdish forces. It prohibits transactions with Syrian financial institutions, bans new investments in Syria, and restricts energy exports. The act also imposes sanctions on individuals and entities supporting the Syrian government. It allows the President to suspend sanctions if Syria ceases attacks on Kurdish forces but requires their immediate resumption if attacks resume. The act includes exceptions for humanitarian aid and certain financial transactions.
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