Why is John Kerry so eager to convene an emergency summit on
Syria now when the war has been dragging on for four and a half years?
Is he worried that Russia’s air campaign is wiping out too many
US-backed jihadis and sabotaging Washington’s plan to topple Syrian
President Bashar al Assad?
You bet, he is. No one who’s been following events in Syria for the
last three weeks should have any doubt about what’s really going on.
Russia has been methodically wiping out Washington’s mercenaries on the
ground while recapturing large swathes of land that had been lost to the
terrorists. That, in turn, has strengthened Assad’s position in
Damascus and left the administration’s policy in tatters. And
that’s why Kerry wants another meeting with Russian Foreign
Minister Sergei Lavrov pronto even though the two diplomats met less
than a week ago. The Secretary of State is hoping to cobble
together some kind of makeshift deal that will stop the killing and
salvage what’s left of Uncle Sam’s threadbare Syrian project.
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