This article implies
that we may see the US directly
involved in the war in Syria.
Recently the rebels suffered a retreat. That is what happened in Libya before the US and NATO sent in planes to bomb
the Libyan army and destroy its fighting capabilities so the phoney rebels
could win. The same may now soon happen in Syria. The US does not
like to lose a proxy war. And intervention is the only way to prop up the
sagging Fee Syrian Army, which is nothing more than an army of stooges for Turkey and
NATO. -សតិវ អតុ
The
U.S. will keep
pressure on the Syrian regime and plans stronger cooperation with
Turkey
on how to respond to the 17-month-old conflict as it deteriorates, U.S.
Secretary of State Hillary Clinton said.
The
U.S. and
Turkey will create a working group to deal with
the impact of refugees from
Syria,
terrorism and the potential threat of chemical weapons, Turkish Foreign
Minister Ahmet Davutoglu said at a joint press conference with
Clinton
in
Istanbul
today.
Clinton
is in the country to hold talks with Turkish President Abdullah Gul, Prime
Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan and Syrian opposition groups.
The Obama administration yesterday announced new sanctions on Assad’s regime
to hasten the end of the conflict that’s left more than 21,000 people dead and
displaced another 1.5 million. The
U.S.
is shifting its strategy on
Syria
from diplomacy through the United Nations to one that’s focusing on supporting
opposition groups seeking to topple Assad. The
U.S.
may impose a “no-fly zone” over
Syria
and take “more aggressive action” against the regime, former U.S. Defense
Secretary William Cohen said yesterday.
“The number of refugees will keep increasing,”
Clinton said, according to comments broadcast
on Turkish television and translated into the local language. “No one can
predict when this regime will end. But the Syrian people should take measures
to keep their unity, rebuild their economy and secure all dangerous weapons,
including chemical weapons.”
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