Lebanon is facing a major challenge this week. How it fares depends on a multitude of factors and forces, all pushing up against each other at once – anyone of which could help make or break the country’s near-term future.
After the dramatic announcement by Washington that it would be removing its troops from Syria, it seems that the Trump Administration wasn’t telling the full story.
This week, we learned that Trump has already back-tracked on his pledge, leaving some of America’s troops and heavy assets around the area of Deir Ezzor, Syria, allegedly in order to “guard Syria’s oil from ISIS“.
The following statement has been issued by the free speech and information advocacy group, Courage Foundation:
This past week, SUNDAY WIRE host Patrick Henningsen spoke at length with Bulgarian investigative journalist Dilyana Gaytandzhieva from Arms Watch, for the latest on brave Serbian whistleblower, Aleksandar Obradovic, who helped to expose his government’s corruption in an arms trafficking scandal, but which ended
Now that US and its Kurdish-led SDF proxies are no longer occupying the area northeastern Syria, and with the area now coming back into the hands of Syria and its allies, only the al Qaeda-occupied Idlib province remains is left be liberated as Syria moves to reclaim “every inch” of its sovereign territory. This week, Syrian President Bashar al-Assad met with Syrian Arab Army (SAA) troops positioned near the northwestern frontline in Idlib.
In bizarre move by the Trump White House, the US government has just committed another $4.5 million in American taxpayer funds to support terrorist affiliate group known as the White Helmets.
Syria’s President Bashar al-Assad denounced Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan for the ongoing theft of Syrian land, industry, oil and natural resources during his visit with the Syrian Arab Army (SAA) in Idlib Province on Tuesday, SANA news agency reported:
Patrick Henningsen
21st Century Wire
If recent history has taught us anything, it’s that nothing can trigger a snap UN Security Council meeting or a western military intervention quite like reports of a ‘chemical attack’ in the Middle East.
