According to Hurriyet Daily News, Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan said on May 12, 2017, that the U.S. support of the Syrian Kurds harms the strategic relations between the two countries.
Washington is coming apart, perhaps as it should but more likely only temporarily. It isn’t that Trump represents the “straw that broke the camel’s back,” but rather that the camel died long ago.
Jim W. Dean - We are walking a knife edge now to see not only if the "de-escalation plan" will hold, but if it will even get started. As I type, HTS in Idlib is confiscating the weapons and ammo of the opposition groups targeted to participate in the safe zones.
Jonas E. Alexis--Moon Jae-in, South Korea's new president, has implicitly cut New World Order agents to pieces by declaring that he has no interest in heightening the conflict between North Korea and South Korea.
Jim W. Dean - Is the US building up a national Kurdish army, with combined operations capability? Yes it is, and quite openly so. This is the US answer to the Russian and Iranian involvement, but leaving out that the US goal from the beginning was an offensive one.
Jim W. Dean - Well it looks like trouble has come to jihadi paradise. The al Nusra crowd has issued a fatwa against any of the "moderate" Syrian opposition groups, such that they will be attacked for complying with the deescalation zone program.
