Insurgents in Syria advance towards Damascus | Power & Politics

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Resumen

TLDRLe forze ribelli in Siria stanno avanzando rapidamente verso la capitale, Damasco, mettendo a rischio il regime di Bashar al-Assad. Questo attacco arriva dopo la conquista di Aleppo e Hama, con i ribelli che ora mirano a Homs, strategicamente posizionata. Abu Muhammad Al Jolani, un ex affiliato di al-Qaeda, guida questa avanzata, cercando di riposizionarsi come leader moderato per attrarre supporto. La Russia ha bombardato un ponte tra Hama e Homs per aiutare Assad, ma molti analisti dubitano della capacità del regime di reagire efficacemente. La Turchia ha espresso sostegno ai ribelli, sperando di stabilizzare la regione e favorire il ritorno dei rifugiati siriani presenti sul suo territorio. La situazione è critica e il futuro del regime di Assad appare incerto con le sue forze armate indebolite e il supporto di lunga data della Russia ora limitato dalle sue operazioni in Ucraina. Gli sviluppi potrebbero influenzare il panorama geopolitico e umanitario dell'area.

Para llevar

  • ⚔️ Le forze ribelli avanzano verso Damasco, minacciando Assad.
  • 🗺️ La conquista di Homs è cruciale per i ribelli.
  • 🌍 Abu Muhammad Al Jolani cerca di moderare l'immagine del suo gruppo.
  • 🇷🇺 La Russia sostiene Assad ma le sue forze sono limitate.
  • 🇹🇷 La Turchia supporta i ribelli sperando nella stabilizzazione.
  • 🤔 Il futuro del regime di Assad è incerto.
  • 🏃‍♂️ Milioni di siriani sono sfollati.
  • 🕌 La comunità internazionale osserva con attenzione.
  • ⛓️ Le sanzioni possono influenzare il futuro della Siria.
  • 🤝 La situazione umanitaria potrebbe migliorare solo con la pace.

Cronología

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Vídeo de preguntas y respuestas

  • Cosa sta succedendo in Siria con le forze ribelli?

    Le forze ribelli in Siria stanno avanzando rapidamente verso la capitale Damasco, minacciando il regime di Bashar al-Assad.

  • Qual è il significato della conquista di Homs per i ribelli?

    La conquista di Homs permetterebbe ai ribelli di tagliare Damasco dal litorale siriano, accerchiando il regime di Assad e potenzialmente destabilizzandolo.

  • Chi è Abu Muhammad Al Jolani e qual è il suo ruolo?

    Abu Muhammad Al Jolani è un leader ribelle con legami passati con al-Qaeda, attualmente cerca di moderare l'immagine delle forze ribelli per costruire una Siria unita.

  • Qual è il ruolo della Russia nel conflitto?

    La Russia ha supportato militarmente il regime di Assad, ma le sue capacità sono ora impegnate in Ucraina, limitando il suo intervento in Siria.

  • Come stanno reagendo i paesi vicini come la Turchia?

    La Turchia supporta i ribelli sperando in una stabilizzazione della regione che permetterebbe il ritorno dei rifugiati siriani.

  • Quali sono le prospettive per il futuro della Siria?

    Il futuro resta incerto, dipendendo dall'evoluzione del conflitto e dalle potenziali reazioni della comunità internazionale, incluse eventuali sanzioni.

  • Qual è la situazione umanitaria in Siria attualmente?

    Milioni di siriani sono sfollati e la situazione umanitaria è critica, con molti che vivono in condizioni precarie.

  • Come viene vista la figura di Al Jolani in Occidente?

    Il passato di Al Jolani con al-Qaeda crea ansia in Occidente, anche se ora sembra cercare di presentarsi come un nazionalista siriano.

  • Quali sono le sfide principali per i ribelli in Siria?

    Le sfide includono il consolidamento del potere, il mantenimento del supporto internazionale e la gestione delle tensioni con gruppi minoritari.

  • Cosa implica la situazione attuale per Bashar al-Assad?

    La capacità di Assad di mantenere il controllo è messa a dura prova dalle conquiste ribelli e dalla mancanza di risorse e supporto militare esterno.

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    the lightning
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    offensive the legacy of Syria's alassad
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    Renewed Insurgency spreading across the
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    land from Hammer the rebel groups who
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    last week captured Aleppo are on the
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    March South towards homes the next city
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    on the road to
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    Damascus the Turkish president Reb tab
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    erdogan has wished them well saying the
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    Syrian president had rejected a
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    conversation with him ID hmer I would
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    say we hope for this advance to continue
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    without any issues he said although he
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    cautioned against terrorist elements in
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    their midst turkey is home to 4 million
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    Syrian refugees displaced during the
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    long Civil War and a stable Aleppo could
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    allow many to return that's where the
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    main Rebel leader has been making
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    himself known Abu Muhammad Al jalani is
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    an islamist with ties to al-Qaeda in the
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    past trying to moderate His Image
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    pledging to rebuild Syria
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    displaced individuals scattered across
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    the world those drowning in the seas and
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    those living in tents on the borders of
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    other countries what kind of Victory are
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    we talking
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    about Russian war planes bombed a bridge
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    between hamama and Holmes in support of
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    Damascus but many analysts are still
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    waiting to see what kind of fightback
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    the Syrian regime might be capable of
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    bringing the level of dysfunction in the
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    Syrian regime forces is astounding hio
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    vien is with the international crisis
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    group in neighboring Lebanon if they
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    manage to take hums then I think uh it's
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    then think many things that nobody
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    thought possible could become possible
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    that would cut Damascus off from the
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    Syrian Coastline Al Assad's alawite
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    minority
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    stronghold and there are other key
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    developments Syrian Birds taking control
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    of a government City in the Eastern
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    desert and in the South Rebels claiming
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    to control one of the border crossings
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    with Jordan that Frontier reportedly now
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    closed Margaret Evans CBC News
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    Beirut for more on the situation in
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    Syria we've reached Joshua Landis the
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    director for the center for Middle East
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    studies at the University of Oklahoma
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    Joshua Landis is good to see you thanks
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    for being here today pleasure uh the
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    rebels are moving fast there's a report
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    from Reuters that Rebels have taken the
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    southern city of Dara under a deal with
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    the Army to secure the Army's orderly
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    withdrawal what does it say about Bashar
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    al-assad's ability to hold on if his
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    army is negotiating the Handover of
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    towns to
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    Rebels uh well it looks really bad the
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    the Syrian Army doesn't have much fight
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    left in it and it has been melting away
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    in front of these cities Aleppo Hama
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    humps now is um the big Battlefront and
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    that is the key city as your journalist
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    said uh the main highway from Damascus
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    to Tartus the coastal cities which is
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    the stronghold of the alawites runs
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    right south of of humps whoever owns
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    humps is going to be able to cut that
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    off and if the rebels take humps they'll
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    cut Damascus off and Damascus is an
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    overwhelmingly Sunni city as as are the
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    various Villages around it and uh that
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    it won't be long before that would fall
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    if humps is taken we have to see if
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    there's any fight left in the Syrian
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    Army and that the Battle of humps will
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    show that you know these Rebel forces
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    they've moved at lightning Pace like
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    this is the the territory they've taken
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    the areas they've taken but you have
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    this islamist Rebel group with ties to
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    Al-Qaeda trying to take out a dictator
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    with ties to Russia and other Bad actors
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    I I mean who are these Rebels that that
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    are un potentially forcing out the
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    Syrian
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    dictator well it's many militias but the
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    major militia Isam HTS which is led by
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    Abu Muhammad jolani and as your
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    commentator said jolani worked for both
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    Isis and Al-Qaeda was sent by kaleth
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    bagdadi to open a chapter of al-Qaeda in
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    Syria and uh he did that with
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    extraordinary success he has remade
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    himself in the last um number of years
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    into a non- Jihadi uh claiming to be a
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    nationalist now he's given up and
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    suppressed those elements within uh elra
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    he who who were hoping to fight
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    Europeans and Americans and be an
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    internationalist and so he's he's really
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    remade himself and has set up a really
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    professional not only professional
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    military but a professional media outfit
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    that has reassured Christians that they
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    are not going to chop heads or take it
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    or attack them and has been reaching out
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    to all sorts of syrians saying we're
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    going to take over the country don't
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    fight us we will treat you well the big
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    question mark is how he will treat the
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    alawites and they have been fleeing in
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    front of his forces uh to the Coastland
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    and that that will be the big battle is
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    taking the coastal areas where most of
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    the alawites live and they're 12% of the
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    Syrian population is this conversion
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    from Isis and Al-Qaeda to a Syrian
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    nationalist is there evidence that that
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    is sincere and real you know because you
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    looking at it from a western point of
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    view when you see Isis and al-Qaeda in
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    the history you get anxious how how
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    should we view
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    this well there are many syrians who are
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    anxious as well and and we just don't
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    know you know the Taliban when they
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    retook the capital carala I mean the
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    capital of Afghanistan they they
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    promised that they would not they would
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    treat women well that they had learned a
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    lot and changed uh and of course they
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    forbid women after sixth grade from
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    going to school so we
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    don't and this group haam looks at the
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    Taliban as a uh as a model in many ways
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    so it it's unclear how much their spots
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    have changed but they are in a big
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    Coalition of other syrians and as they
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    conquer these major cities there are a
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    lot of secular syrians there are a lot
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    of Christians there's a lot of aloes
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    ismaelis other minorities and they're
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    you know Syria is 10% Kurdish as well so
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    they're not going to want to be
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    led by a Taliban light or uh heavily
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    islamist governments but we've seen
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    video that not controlled by the
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    government or by the the new Rebels come
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    out of them toping Christmas trees
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    smashing up liquor stores and doing
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    other things that islamists do so the
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    the
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    it's
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    unclear what the long-term effects of
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    this will be on the Syrian people so
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    it's a massive Coalition of different
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    militias coming together with a common
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    goal of taking out the al-assad regime
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    he has been an ally of Vladimir Putin
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    and relied on Russia in the past
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    Russia's military assets are very
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    heavily occupied right now in Ukraine so
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    I if Russia can't come to his Aid I mean
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    what do we know about the Assad regime's
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    ability to hold on to defend itself here
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    well you're absolutely right and Israel
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    has just destroyed heah largely and as
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    well as attacked Iran and it's been
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    pounding the Syrian Army for a year at
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    least three times a week it's been
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    bombing military manufacturing sites uh
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    important parts of the military it's
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    killed most of the top Iranians in Syria
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    in a number of operations so it has
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    really weakened the Syrian Army and
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    there isn't a lot of fight left in it uh
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    the Syrian people are fed up with this
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    regime by and large and many were hoping
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    for a peace dividend When The War sort
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    of petered out in 2000 it never came
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    there heavy American sanctions on this
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    America owns all the oil and gas so
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    that's not coming to the to the um to
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    the Syrian government and so Assad has
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    not been able to rebuild he hasn't been
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    been able to bring back electricity many
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    of the schools repair so it's a bleak
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    future with Assad and people don't want
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    to fight and die for this government
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    we'll have to see what the new one
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    brings and whether America will lift
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    those sanctions return oil and gas to
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    the Damascus or keep it for the Kurds uh
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    these are going to be big questions and
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    the government if the Rebels win they're
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    going to look to the International
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    Community to lift those sanctions and to
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    renew relations and help Syria rebuild
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    okay I I literally have 60 seconds left
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    so maybe it's unfair for me to ask you
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    this question but we see President ERD a
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    NATO Ally in Turkey cheering on the
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    rebels how do you expect the West to
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    respond to this because there is a lot
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    of uncertainty and difficulty on either
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    side of
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    it well I think they'll give him some
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    grace period but uh it'll be there'll be
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    tremendous pressure to lift the
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    sanctions and to let them rebuild and to
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    lift this terrorist designation and
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    jolani has just jettison today he has
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    changed his name back to his childhood
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    name he's given up this n dear jolani
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    because
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    it sounds El it sounds shih yes so he's
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    changing his name he's doing everything
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    he can and there going to be a lot of
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    countries that are going to try to help
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    him get back in the good graces of the
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    West uh fascinating stuff on on a fast
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    moving story Joshua Landis the director
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    for the C Center for Middle East studies
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    at the University of Oklahoma it's good
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    to meet you sir thank you for being here
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    today pleasure being with you David
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