Istanbul Summit: Frozen conflict in Idlib, and Erdogan's two front war
October 30, 2018
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as posted by the channelThe Duran – News in Review – Episode 142.
The Duran’s Alex Christoforou and International Affairs and Security Analyst via Moscow, Mark Sleboda discuss what was accomplished during the Istanbul Summit, and how the reality on the ground, (specifically in Idlib province) appears to be heading towards a frozen conflict for Russia, and a two front war for Turkey...which pits NATO against NATO, in a Turkish effort to drive out the Kurds who are under American protection.
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The recent Istanbul Summit on Syria showcases that the plan to peace in Syria is fraught with difficulty.
The end to the Assad regime change war appears to be over, but Turkey, Russia, and the United States are jockeying for power in a post war Syria.
The EU is desperate to plug up the migrant crisis they created by helping to dismantle Syria.
Divergent interests brought together the leaders of Russia, Turkey, France and Germany in Istanbul, in an effort to piece together a compromise to deal with a broken and fragmented Syria.
The US was absent from the meeting.
#Idlib #IstanbulSummit #Russia #TheDuran
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