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Idlib deal and Israeli strikes explained by Kevork Almassian
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5:53Now PlayingThe Russian-Turkish agreement for Idlib is not a bad deal and if Turkey implements it, it could achieve a number of objectives:
1- Erdogan abandons his parallel terrorist army, meaning the most radical groups in Idlib and the taking over heavy weapons from all armed groups until 9 December in a 20KM demilitarized zone.
2- Contain NATO threat and ensure that Turkey remains close to Russia and whether we like or not, this equation serves indirectly the Syrian interests. Ankara in the arms of Washington brought us ISIS and Al-Nusra Front. Ankara, close to Moscow, resulted in the agreement of de-escalation zones, which later led to the liberation of vast areas from terrorists' hands.
3- Solving the issue of Idlib gradually starts with pulling the heavy weapon and the separation Al-Nusra Front from smaller terror groups, which will make the latter like a dog who lost his teeth. They will bark loud without causing serious damage.
On the other hand, this agreement maintains the influence of Turkey in an area whose people echo Erdogan more than "God".
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