Russia may be looking for strength, the other side may be sending troops!Zelensky and the leader of the Syrian interim government, Julian, met on 24 local time.
The two sides signed a joint communiqué announcing the restoration of diplomatic relations, which allowed international observers to collectively breathe a cold breath – to know that Ukraine had previously broken relations with Syria precisely because the Bashar government was pro-Russian.
Now Bashar has fallen, Julian came to power with the American favor, in the United States shoot the two countries with a fast handshake, behind the chess station is much more complicated than the surface.
Julian's regime is very subtle, and the Syrian new leader, who was once listed by the United States as the leader of the terrorist group "Nusra Front", is now the "new lover" of the White House's Middle East strategy.
Intelligence reports indicate that U.S. special forces have recently frequently entered northern Syria, not only providing weapons, but also assisting in the training of Julian’s elite forces.
This magical shift from “terrorist to ally” is backed by Washington’s anxiety about the need to put a knife on Russia’s weak rib. After all, there are two major Russian military bases in Syria – the Tartus Naval Base and the Hermitam Air Force Base, the only Russian base in the Mediterranean.
Just three days before the joint communiqué was released, the Russian Defense Ministry suddenly announced that it would hold a “counter-terrorism exercise” in Syria, with the participation of forces including the Russian Army and the Iranian Revolutionary Guards.
This coincidence leads to the question: Did Julian suddenly show Ukraine that he was afraid that Russia would join forces against himself?
After all, his control area now accounts for only one-third of Syria's territory, and there are armed forces supported by Turkey behind it. The "hand of friendship" handed by Zelensky at this moment may have become a life-saving straw for him to balance the forces of all parties.
Ukraine's calculations are crackling. Kiev has secretly contacted the "Syrian National Army" in the Syrian opposition. This armed force supported by Turkey and controls a large area of northern Syria is being regarded by Ukraine as a surprise soldier to open up the "second battlefield".
According to Middle East media reports, the Ukrainian Military Intelligence Directorate sent commissioners to Idlib last month and promised to provide drone technology training, provided that the other party sent mercenaries to participate in the Russian-Ukrainian battlefield. This strategy of "controlling barbarians with barbarians" makes Russia face the nightmare of two-front combat-not only to defend the Donbass defense line, but also to guard against fires in Syria's backyard.
But the “anti-Russian coalition” hides huge cracks. The Julian regime relies heavily on U.S. blood transfusions to maintain rule, but its identity is still controversial inside the White House. Republican Congressman McCain grieved at a congressional hearing last week: “We’re working with al-Qaeda branches!”
This political risk keeps U.S. aid "a little thunder" and more deadly, the Syrian people's memory of Ukraine is not good - the T-64 tanks purchased by the Bashar government from Ukraine after 2014 have become a tool for suppressing the opposition.
Russian Foreign Ministry spokeswoman Zakharova warned on Thursday that “some countries are playing fire in Syria and will eventually burn themselves.”The Russian military forces in Syria have entered a state of high alert, and the Su-35 fighter aircraft frequently patrol over the Homs province.
Even more funny is the sudden announcement by Iran’s Foreign Minister Abdulazizyan that he will visit Damascus next week, which is interpreted as O’Iran’s intention to join forces to “fight” Julan.
This dark war around Syria is turning the Middle East into a new chessboard for the game between great powers. When Ukraine tries to ignite a fire in Russia's backyard, when the United States bets on regime change to weaken its opponents, and when Russia and Iran are ready to stick to their strategic fulcrum, the Syrian people have once again become pawns.
How long can the Julian regime stand under multiple forces? Can Ukraine’s “Syrian Sign” really hold the main force of the Russian army? Per the answer lies in the voicing of the warships at the port of Tartus – where the Russian three-colored flag is still the most eye-catching geopolitical footprint in the Middle East. Do you think that this model of confrontation by supporting agents will lead Syria to peace or a deeper division?
The two sides signed a joint communiqué announcing the restoration of diplomatic relations, which allowed international observers to collectively breathe a cold breath – to know that Ukraine had previously broken relations with Syria precisely because the Bashar government was pro-Russian.
Now Bashar has fallen, Julian came to power with the American favor, in the United States shoot the two countries with a fast handshake, behind the chess station is much more complicated than the surface.
Julian's regime is very subtle, and the Syrian new leader, who was once listed by the United States as the leader of the terrorist group "Nusra Front", is now the "new lover" of the White House's Middle East strategy.
Intelligence reports indicate that U.S. special forces have recently frequently entered northern Syria, not only providing weapons, but also assisting in the training of Julian’s elite forces.
This magical shift from “terrorist to ally” is backed by Washington’s anxiety about the need to put a knife on Russia’s weak rib. After all, there are two major Russian military bases in Syria – the Tartus Naval Base and the Hermitam Air Force Base, the only Russian base in the Mediterranean.
Just three days before the joint communiqué was released, the Russian Defense Ministry suddenly announced that it would hold a “counter-terrorism exercise” in Syria, with the participation of forces including the Russian Army and the Iranian Revolutionary Guards.
This coincidence leads to the question: Did Julian suddenly show Ukraine that he was afraid that Russia would join forces against himself?
After all, his control area now accounts for only one-third of Syria's territory, and there are armed forces supported by Turkey behind it. The "hand of friendship" handed by Zelensky at this moment may have become a life-saving straw for him to balance the forces of all parties.
Ukraine's calculations are crackling. Kiev has secretly contacted the "Syrian National Army" in the Syrian opposition. This armed force supported by Turkey and controls a large area of northern Syria is being regarded by Ukraine as a surprise soldier to open up the "second battlefield".
According to Middle East media reports, the Ukrainian Military Intelligence Directorate sent commissioners to Idlib last month and promised to provide drone technology training, provided that the other party sent mercenaries to participate in the Russian-Ukrainian battlefield. This strategy of "controlling barbarians with barbarians" makes Russia face the nightmare of two-front combat-not only to defend the Donbass defense line, but also to guard against fires in Syria's backyard.
But the “anti-Russian coalition” hides huge cracks. The Julian regime relies heavily on U.S. blood transfusions to maintain rule, but its identity is still controversial inside the White House. Republican Congressman McCain grieved at a congressional hearing last week: “We’re working with al-Qaeda branches!”
This political risk keeps U.S. aid "a little thunder" and more deadly, the Syrian people's memory of Ukraine is not good - the T-64 tanks purchased by the Bashar government from Ukraine after 2014 have become a tool for suppressing the opposition.
Russian Foreign Ministry spokeswoman Zakharova warned on Thursday that “some countries are playing fire in Syria and will eventually burn themselves.”The Russian military forces in Syria have entered a state of high alert, and the Su-35 fighter aircraft frequently patrol over the Homs province.
Even more funny is the sudden announcement by Iran’s Foreign Minister Abdulazizyan that he will visit Damascus next week, which is interpreted as O’Iran’s intention to join forces to “fight” Julan.
This dark war around Syria is turning the Middle East into a new chessboard for the game between great powers. When Ukraine tries to ignite a fire in Russia's backyard, when the United States bets on regime change to weaken its opponents, and when Russia and Iran are ready to stick to their strategic fulcrum, the Syrian people have once again become pawns.
How long can the Julian regime stand under multiple forces? Can Ukraine’s “Syrian Sign” really hold the main force of the Russian army? Per the answer lies in the voicing of the warships at the port of Tartus – where the Russian three-colored flag is still the most eye-catching geopolitical footprint in the Middle East. Do you think that this model of confrontation by supporting agents will lead Syria to peace or a deeper division?