Alexander Mercouris
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US, Russia Discuss Syria, as Putin’s Envoy Says US Likely To Pull Out From Syria and Iraq
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US troops may leave Syria at any time, Russian envoy says
Alexander Lavrentiev recalled that former US President Donald Trump had decided to withdraw troops but his decision had been reconsidered and delayed
US troops may leave Syria at any time, Russian envoy says
US withdrawal from Syria could boost dialogue between Kurds and Damascus – Russian envoy
“As for the Americans, we think that their presence in the northeast is solely dictated by the need to fight against what is left of the so-called ISIL, of course, but it is excessive,” Alexander Lavrentyev noted
US withdrawal from Syria could boost dialogue between Kurds and Damascus — Russian envoy
Baghdad intends for US withdrawal from Iraq – Russian envoy
Alexander Lavrentyev noted that, should the US withdraw from Iraq, it would be impossible to maintain its contingent in Syria due to logistics issues
Baghdad intends for US withdrawal from Iraq — Russian envoy
https://kurdpress.com/en/news/1135/US-may-pullout-forces-from-Syria:-Russian-envoy-to-Kurds/
Background Press Call By Senior Administration Officials On President Biden’s Call With President Putin of Russia | The White House
Via Teleconference 3:25 P.M. EDT MODERATOR: Good afternoon, everyone. Today’s call is going to be on background, attributed to a “senior administration official,” and the contents are going to be embargoed until the conclusion of the call. With that, we’ll turn it over to our speaker, [senior administration official].
Background Press Call By Senior Administration Officials On President Biden’s Call With President Putin of Russia | The White House
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Syria from where the mothers of Israel came, including Rebeka. Humanitarian corridor obtained by Bi Den, porridge for Esau, stealing his birthright? Syria, The Red Land. The peoples there need to be wary of some Red Hairy monster attempting further explotation after? The Russians, Moscow realizing high radiation spikes as well as corona cases. Not just the virus version but actual corona intensity. This from Crimea obtainment, the holy land of a king? Babi with Supernatural Aggression, that showed itself recently in Russia’s time of need, also has a King affilliation. The chinese may not have a sure thing in… Read more »
Inspiration, theres so much to say, The Roers are noted after fighting the Northern peoples, to have noticed we dont argue when in thier presence. Thus they went to those peoples and sought of them Kings for themselves…The History of a Great Peoples enhanced from its beginnings. Later they said We need a religon so they sent out abroad to find a suitable premise. They Chose Christianity. But that also came with a King…Recently Mr. Putin a Christian king follower also played the part of The early Kings, The Roers were throwing water in each others faces, arguing, but there… Read more »
from the frying pan into the fire…..
I believe and sincerely hope that Alexander is correct about this. I think a rebuilt and prosperous Syria is both desirable and essential. The same goes for Iraq. We are after all talking about the cradle of civilization here. (along with Iran). With an alliance between these three country’s and Russia and China we can have a more balanced and stable Middle east which will benefit the world. Lets hope we see it.
Meanwhile, we hear reports of Taliban executing dozens of surrendering govt. troops after a firefight. A taste of things to come. No reason to trust the Taliban. It’s just a hope and a prayer that they’ve become a bit more ‘civilized’, nothing more. The answer was not to withdraw and leave, the answer would have been to coordinate from the beginning with regional powers like Russia, India, Pakistan and Iran to work out a lasting solution, instead of using the opportunity to work against those interests. One more reason why I have to be honest in saying… A pox on… Read more »
I totally agree. All and all its good no matter how you slice it that this NWO Neo-Con operation has finally ended. I wouldn’t expect too much from the Taliban either. Yes an opportunity was missed by the U.S for a more constructive and peaceful transition but The U.S. business is War not peace. The Taliban if it wants to be the undisputed rulers of its country will have to moderate itself in order to get the support of all the people in Afghanistan and perhaps most importantly good relations with its neighbors. The long term viability of Afghanistan will… Read more »
Afghanistan will break apart. There will be pockets of security in the north guaranteed by Russia and the central-asian states and maybe the west guaranteed by Iran. The rest – a failed state with the poppy trade controlled by U.S. mercenaries.
Nah; that pig wont fly. If the U.S. and turkey go ahead with these ad-hoc plans those forces will be cut off and annihilated. The brits are talking about a few hundred SAS and the Turkish special forces and Blackwater? without regular forces to control surrounding territories they cant survive. The Taliban understands (I believe) That in order to get and maintain control of their country two things have to go Radical Jihadists and Dope. If they do this they will have good friends in the region who will protect them from outside forces and will shower them with Money.… Read more »