In the interest of respecting national sovereignty, one nation cannot demand the resignation of the legitimately elected leader of another nation. It is far from clear to the American people just why the U.S. government continues to demand the removal of Assad. The Administration can speak for itself on this matter. But as Assad does not seem to be another Hitler, or even a Saddam Hussein, a call for his resignation appears dubious at the least. I urge readers to examine the U.S. position for themselves.
In the meantime, Secretary of State John Kerry has voiced what amounts to an evolved policy on Russian air strikes in Syria. Kerry is indicating a certain level of cooperation on the part of the U.S. military in the country with Russian counterparts. If this is a prelude to peace, it is all good, as the young people say.
Putin Statement on Assad
In the meantime, Secretary of State John Kerry has voiced what amounts to an evolved policy on Russian air strikes in Syria. Kerry is indicating a certain level of cooperation on the part of the U.S. military in the country with Russian counterparts. If this is a prelude to peace, it is all good, as the young people say.
Putin Statement on Assad
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