Is Russia now too weak to save the Assad dictatorship in Syria again?
Last Updated: 03.07.2025 00:28
Now if Russians save Assad when his own people hate him, they will hate the Russians too
If the Syrian Soldiers are deserting , it means the Average Syrian is unhappy with Assad
Weak?
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It is Bashar El Assad's job to keep Syria and Syrians satisfied
This is entirely because Joe Biden wants to leave office with some WIN to show for his four years in Office
It's the Kidnapping Mary Jane to lure in Spiderman story all over again
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He is a known element
Russia won't be stupid enough to go on the ground to fight for Assad when his own army soldiers are deserting to the HTS
This is hard core geopolitics
You think Russia would commit 100,000 Troops to Syria and fight a TWO FRONT CONFLICT?
Assad stupidly sat and allowed all these factions and hate to foster and trusted Erdogan
China would be delighted !!!!
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Simple as that
I would say Russians aren't stupid to fall into an OBVIOUS TRAP
It ensures any India Europe Middle East rival to the BRI is a non starter
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Like I said this isn't Social Media here or a Video Game
Trump won't be happy
You think Israel wants this?
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Instead Syria in the hands of HARD CORE ISLAMISTS is unthinkable for Israel because it's a guarantee that once they throw out Assad, they will start looking for new people to hate and they will start seeing the JEWS again
Why do you think Iranians hated the Americans who tried to save the Shah?
Or the Vietnamese who loathed the Americans who supported the corrupt South Vietnamese Regimes
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That's exactly what the WEST wants Russia to do
Israel's sole advantage was Hezbollah joining the fray but that aint happening. Not Hezbollah, Not Iran
The Answer is Noooooo
In exchange he puts the entire Middle East in disarray for the next 50 years
It keeps the West focused on the Middle East for a long time and away from active interference in the South China Sea
If he can't do it, he loses and he leaves
The Israelis are far comfortable with Assad in charge of Syria