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Syria: What Causes A Lethal Stalemate - Vimarsana News

Syria: What Causes A Lethal Stalemate

The Assad family that has run Syria since the 1960s did so by creating a large, loyal and well-organized military force In 2011 Syrian security forces had over 500,000 personnel (50,000 secret police, 300,000 troops and 100,000 police plus reserves) Mo

Reuters reports that the governments of the United Arab Emirates and Israel ratified their comprehensive economic partnership agreement. - Vimarsana News

Reuters reports that the governments of the United Arab Emirates and Israel ratified their comprehensive economic partnership agreement.

Reuters reports that the governments of the United Arab Emirates and Israel ratified their comprehensive economic partnership agreement. UAE minister of ...

Israel: Friends , Frenemies and Worse - Vimarsana News

Israel: Friends , Frenemies and Worse

The American president left the Middle East three days ago without accomplishing his key goals in Saudi Arabia These included the Saudis increasing oil production to make up for a self-imposed cut in American production, as well as an open Saudi commitm

Syria: An Offer The Assads Cannot Refuse - Vimarsana News

Syria: An Offer The Assads Cannot Refuse

Alliances are shifting in Syria as Iran and Turkey try taking advantage of fewer Russian forces (because of the war in Ukraine) Turkey wants an opportunity to invade northern Syria, destroy the Kurdish SDF, and pacify enough territory on the Syrian sid

Damascus airport strike reflects a shift in Israeli policy - Vimarsana News

Damascus airport strike reflects a shift in Israeli policy

Israel hopes to lead Assad to the conclusion that he will pay a higher price for the Iranians’ continued activity in his country than he will for confronting them.

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