Terrorists in Idlib Should not Hope on the Help of Foreign Sponsors

By on September 25, 2018 in Eastern Mediterranean, Eurasian Affairs, Global Security, Regional Security, Turkey, World Affairs

There are about 10,000 terrorists linked with al-Qaeda on the territory of the Syrian province of Idlib. This statement was unexpectedly widely quoted in the Western media, contrary to the established tradition of representing members of illegal armed groups as “rebels” and “fighters for freedom”. Perhaps the reason for the…

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Washington Does Not Want Intensification of the War Against Terror

By on December 10, 2015 in Articles, Asia, Eurasian Affairs, Global Security, Middle East, Middle East & North Africa: MENA, Regional Security, Western Asia, World Affairs

The White House has repeatedly stated that Russia undermined U.S. efforts to achieve a political settlement in Syria, supporting the Government of President Bashar al-Assad. The American administration further claims that Moscow continues to hinder opportunities to engage the moderate Syrian opposition in the discussion of political change, in which,…

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