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Syrian television said Mohammed Al Bashir would form a transitional government.
On December 9th, according to pro-Syrian opposition media reports on the 9th, the opposition authorized Mohamed Bashir of the "Syrian National Salvation Government" to form a transitional government in Syria. The "Syrian National Salvation Government" was established by the Syrian opposition, and Bashir served as its prime minister.
According to the Syrian state news agency, Syrian President Bashar al-Assad is still in Damascus, continuing his work in the capital.
On September 15, ZachXBT, a detective on the chain, issued a post criticizing Circle, the issuer of stablecoin USDC, accusing it of "never performing a blacklist operation after the DeFi vulnerability/hack, and continuing to profit from transactions despite having enough time." ZachXBT said it took Circle four and a half months, compared with other major issuers, to blacklist the Lazarus Group address. ZachXBT said, "Tired of your false moral statements because you are the root of the problem."
On July 16, JD Vance criticized the Canadian government's decision to freeze the bank accounts of those involved in the Ottawa truck driver protests in 2022. He posted at the time: "This is why cryptocurrencies are thriving. If your political views are wrong, the regime will cut off your access to banking services."
On June 27, Bolivian President Arce took to social media on Wednesday to "denounce" the "irregular mobilization" of certain units of the country's army. According to videos shared on social media, heavily armed soldiers and armored vehicles can be seen gathering in the capital's Murillo Square.
