As mentioned in the report there's actually no change between Biden and Trump's foreign policies, not even with Iran, I'd disagree on that. The return to the JCPOA means for the USA limiting Iran's capabilities in the nuclear arena as a whole, it was never about capabilities of building a bomb which Iran never wanted, however, though Obama signed the JCPOA agreement with Iran they didn't let Iran benefit from its lifting of sanctions, and some Iranians were fools enough to think the USA back then was sincere and they'll be more fools to think the USA is now sincere.
On Turkey, they see it's not acting as an ally, an ally in their view is do as told.
President Assad told Sputnik reporter in an interview about the US presidential elections:
"We don’t usually expect presidents in the American elections, we only expect CEOs; because you have a board, this board is made of the lobbies and the big corporates like banks and armaments (Military-Industrial Complex) and oil, etc. So, what you have is a CEO, and this CEO doesn’t have the right or the authority to review; he has to implement it. And that’s what happened to Trump when he became president after the elections."
President Assad Interview with Sputnik TV and the Full Interview Transcript
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