Also, it says Iranian, Syrian and Russian forces should no longer restrict humanitarian access to besieged areas, and should allow civilians to leave freely.
The sanction also includes the release of all political prisoners, and giving the appropriate international human rights organizations full access to Syria's prisons and detention facilities.
It also stipulates a halt of the alleged bombing of "medical facilities, schools, residential areas, and community gathering places, including markets."
It urges for achieving the possibility for the "safe, voluntary, and dignified return of Syrians displaced by the conflict."
The last condition is holding perpetrators of "war crimes" in Syria accountable and bringing justice for victims of war crimes.
However, Syria has been denying all allegations made by the United States and its allies, saying that the United States is practicing "economic terrorism."
Ihsan said that the new sanctions and the conditions to lift them are like an offer made to the Syrian government to accept the U.S. conditions that are far from the conditions laid out in the Caesar Act.
"It's obvious that the U.S. wants the Assad administration to accept a solution based on the U.S. desires, which explains the recent sanctions," he said, adding that "it's no secret that the U.S. main demand is the withdrawal of the Iranian forces and their allies from Syria."
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