Foreign Affairs: How Syria's chaos connects to NYC bombings
As Syria's ceasefire collapses, the combat theatre becomes more complex. Not even the UN is safe. But the chaos still serves an insidious purpose from an outside perspective.
The Syrian regime declared a seven-day ceasefire over, blaming opposition fighters for repeated violations. UN investigators claim loyalists shelled 18 of its trucks making an aid delivery to civilians in the northern city of Aleppo. The international body says the attack was a war crime, although
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Foreign Affairs: How Syria's chaos connects to NYC bombings
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