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Syria Makes Russian-Brokered Deal With Kurds To Counter Turkey

Turkish soldiers patrol a road near Hacipasa, Hatay, Turkey near the border with Syria, Saturday, Sept. 20, 2014.
(REPORT) — Back in August, Turkey’s invasion of northern Syria focused a lot on seizing ISIS territory along the border. At this point, all the easily claimable ISIS cities are gone, and Turkey’s forces are increasingly bumping up against the forces of the Syrian government.

Turkey and the US are increasingly on opposite sides in Syria

The most tragic element of the conflict in Syria is that it is not a civil war but instead a series of proxy wars between militant groups representing regional and global powers, all being fought over the bones of Syrian civilians.
Now though, the proxy war is taking an ever darker twist.
Technically Turkey is a US ally, although Turkey and America are increasingly finding themselves on opposite sides in Syria.

Le Pen Stripped Of Immunity Over ISIS Tweets

21st Century Wire says…
The French Presidential Election took another controversial turn with the EU Parliament revoking the immunity of France’s right-wing candidate, Marine Le Pen, for tweeting graphic photos of ISIS victims dating back to 2015 on Twitter. The decision to revoke immunity was taken by a majority of members in the plenary of the EU Parliament.

Close Call For Russian And American Forces In Syria

21st Century Wire says…
Russia, Syria, and United States forces had a close call on Tuesday in a continual effort to get rid of Islamic State from Syria. Both Russia and Syria forces nearly hit U.S. proxies thinking they were Daesh forces that recently left the area. Certainly these are the types of mistakes the world’s biggest superpowers could avoid at all costs.

EU Votes To Lift Immunity For French Far-Right Firebrand Marine Le Pen

Marine Le Pen, the French far-right presidential candidate adjuts her hair as she attends a debate in Paris. The European Parliament has voted Thursday March 2, 2017 to lift Le Pen’s immunity from prosecution. (AP/Francois Mori)
PARIS (REPORT) — The European Parliament voted Thursday to lift the immunity from prosecution for French far-right leader Marine Le Pen for tweeting gruesome images of Islamic State violence, a crime that carries up to three years in prison in France.