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Related: Editorials & Other Articles, Issue Forums, Alliance Forums, Region ForumsWith Russia's involvement in the chemical attacks
Why the sole focus on Assad?
Why the warning to Russia to get out of the way?
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With Russia's involvement in the chemical attacks (Original Post)
SHRED
Apr 2018
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Not resolved. I've seen no evidence as to prime mover. I think Assad and Putin have zero motive.
Bernardo de La Paz
Apr 2018
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TomSlick
(11,127 posts)1. Because a war with Russia is unthinkable.
I have grave concerns about the operation due to the risk of hitting Russian assets.
JI7
(89,286 posts)3. Doesn't have to be war. Just enforce sanctions.
Which is what should have been done instead of a reckless military attack.
Bernardo de La Paz
(49,064 posts)2. Not resolved. I've seen no evidence as to prime mover. I think Assad and Putin have zero motive.
But somebody did. And Assad can be mad-evil. Putin can be very dark-evil.