Det råder ingen som helst tvekan längre. Den s k moderata oppositionen är en myt, de vägrar att separera sig från Nusra och har uppenbarligen stöd för det från USA, trots att USA har ingått avtal om det för flera månader sedan.
Jag tror att tidsfristen skall gå ut idag, sedan kommer de ”moderata” att bli angripna.
USA är mycket dålig på att uppfylla ingångna avtal i Syrien.
http://sputniknews.com/politics/20160605/1040804608/us-russia-nusra-front.html#ixzz4AiivcWwz
Jag tror att tidsfristen skall gå ut idag, sedan kommer de ”moderata” att bli angripna.
USA är mycket dålig på att uppfylla ingångna avtal i Syrien.
Citat:
Washington's Achilles Heel in Syria: Why US Asked Russia Not to Bomb Nusra
In a slight turn of events, Washington asked Moscow to direct its airstrikes solely at al-Nusra Front and refrain from targeting so-called "moderate" rebels, working with al-Qaeda's branch in Syria, but, Russian officials and experts have said it is not rational since these militants are coordinating attacks against government forces and civilians.
In other words, those who work with al-Nusra Front even if they do so from time to time are de facto not moderate – whether they are described as such or not.
"The Obama Administration thus continues with the fiction that there are completely separate, vetted, moderate rebels who are dedicated to creating an inclusive, multi-cultural, multi-confessional, secular and democratic Syria as soon as both [Daesh] and the Assad government are defeated," political analyst Daniel McAdams, Executive Director of the Ron Paul Institute for Peace and Prosperity, noted ironically.
On Friday, Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov urged the US to convince those rebel groups which they support in Syria to leave areas where al-Nusra Front militants are present. The Americans "are telling us not to hit [al-Nusra Front], because there is 'normal' opposition next to it," the diplomat said. "But that opposition must leave terrorists' positions, we long have agreed on that."
In fact, this agreement was reached months ago, but it has not been implemented yet, making counterterrorism efforts in Syria less efficient.
In a slight turn of events, Washington asked Moscow to direct its airstrikes solely at al-Nusra Front and refrain from targeting so-called "moderate" rebels, working with al-Qaeda's branch in Syria, but, Russian officials and experts have said it is not rational since these militants are coordinating attacks against government forces and civilians.
In other words, those who work with al-Nusra Front even if they do so from time to time are de facto not moderate – whether they are described as such or not.
"The Obama Administration thus continues with the fiction that there are completely separate, vetted, moderate rebels who are dedicated to creating an inclusive, multi-cultural, multi-confessional, secular and democratic Syria as soon as both [Daesh] and the Assad government are defeated," political analyst Daniel McAdams, Executive Director of the Ron Paul Institute for Peace and Prosperity, noted ironically.
On Friday, Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov urged the US to convince those rebel groups which they support in Syria to leave areas where al-Nusra Front militants are present. The Americans "are telling us not to hit [al-Nusra Front], because there is 'normal' opposition next to it," the diplomat said. "But that opposition must leave terrorists' positions, we long have agreed on that."
In fact, this agreement was reached months ago, but it has not been implemented yet, making counterterrorism efforts in Syria less efficient.
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