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In Washington, Jay Carney, the White House press secretary,japanese swords, said the Obama administration "is pursuing a Coal Wash range of possible policy options, including targeted sanctions, to respond to the crackdown in Syria and to make clear that this behavior is unacceptable." Syria has been ineligible for U.S. aid and most trade under a variety of earlier sanctions, some imposed because of Syria's support for Hezbollah and Hamas, which Washington regards as terrorist organizations. But Carney said the administration "is looking at other means to increase the pressure on the regime." A U.S. official said targeted sanctions probably would be imposed in the next several weeks.
Though President Obama has sharpened his denunciations of Syria, U.S. officials have moved cautiously. They believe they have limited leverage against the regime, and some allies, including Israel and Saudi Arabia, warn that Assad's fall could spark a Coal Wash bloodbath or produce a successor regime that is even less savory. As a result, U.S. officials who abandoned autocrats facing popular uprisings this spring in Tunisia, Egypt and Libya, have not totally given up on Assad.
A White House spokesman said Syrian authorities' relationship with the United States "will be determined by their actions." Carney said the U.S. ambassador, Robert Ford, is staying in Damascus, despite calls from critics in the Coal Wash U.S. who have urged the White House to withdraw him as a statement of displeasure.
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