Why Trump Decided To Remove U.S. Troops From Syria
This was the first time Trump took a decisive stand against the permanent neoconservative and interventionist establishment in his administration
This was the first time Trump took a decisive stand against the permanent neoconservative and interventionist establishment in his administration
So even if U.S. forces do withdraw from Syria – and that’s a big IF — they will be still close by. Ready to move back in at short notice should the order be given
Will Trump follow through? Will the neocons stop him? Former UK Ambassador to Syria, Peter Ford, on the proposed US withdrawal from Syria
Jake Morphonios asks what are the reasons behind Trump’s announcement to withdraw from Syria? Will he actually follow through? And if so how will we know that U.S. forces have actually been completely withdrawn?
Even America’s allies are disputing Trump’s claim
Although it’s to be welcomed, IF IT HAPPENS as we’ve heard this before, it wasn’t the US that defeated ISIS but Syria, Iran and Russia; Trump is simply taking credit for their work.
Preaching freedom and democracy, America brings war and economic collapse, and it would love nothing more than to see Iran destroyed.
Andre Vltchek reports first hand from a battered Syria; as the nation recovers from years of conflict fuelled and fomented by outsiders
US forces now effectively occupy a third of Syria and could be there “indefinitely”
The Pentagon considers areas in Syria illegally occupied by U.S. forces its own. Stephen Lendman explains
Sunni militants, ISIS, Western aligned “reformists”; the U.S. seems ready to back anyone to oust the current regime in Tehran. Now Trump has a new option, Iranian royalty
Russian general gives America a taste of its own rhetorical medicine