Trump ignores the crisis in Syria in the face of the advance of rebels and jihadists: “It is not our fight”

by Andrea
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The elected president of the United States, Donald Trumpannounced this Saturday that it will ignore the crisis that opened ten days ago in Syria with the lightning offensive launched by jihadists and rebels against the Government of President Bashar al Assad and has blamed former North American President Barack Obama for being largely to blame for the current situation.

In a statement published on his social network Truth SocialTrump describes that “Syrian opposition fighters, in an unprecedented move, have taken on control of several cities during a very well-coordinated offensive and right now they are on the outskirts of Damascus to carry out, it is clear, a major operation to put an end to Al Assad.”

Next, Trump accused Obama of having been unable to “honor his commitments” in Syria and leave the situation in the hands of Russia, “which is so involved in Ukraine that seems unable to stop this marchliterally speaking, through Syria, a country they have protected for years.”

Trump has reasoned that the opposition’s move to oust Assad and Russian forces in the country “is possibly the best thing that could happen” to Moscow. “Syria has never really been of much benefit to Russia. Maybe it’s the best thing that could happen to them. It has only served to make Obama look stupid“, he added.

The president-elect has finally concluded that Syria “in any case, is a disaster” and that, given that “It is not a friendly country“, the United States “should have nothing to do with this.” “It’s not our fight. Let what has to happen happen. Let’s not get involved,” he concluded.

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