However, Russian Federation and the West remain deeply divided about the future of Assad and the role of his government in approving military operations in Syria.
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Last year, Russia’s President Vladimir Putin found himself shunned by fellow world leaders at the G20 summit in Brisbane, Australia, and he ducked out early. Moscow appears to have launched cruise missiles from its naval assets in the Mediterranean and Caspian Seas, a further demonstration of its expanding regional presence.
Russian Federation will not “cling” to the Syrian dictator Bashar al-Assad, a spokesman for the embassy in Canberra has insisted, as world powers continue to warily discuss joining forces to end Syria’s bloody civil war.
Yet, while the Kremlin is clearly hopeful that cooperation against IS will push Ukraine to the sidelines, both the US and Russian Federation have rejected any link between Syria and Ukraine.
In addition to military operations in the Middle East, Russian Federation has continued efforts aimed at subverting North Atlantic Treaty Organisation.
According to the report, the strikes have hit medical facilities in close proximity to Aleppo: 45 healthcare facilities have been hit in the past three years, with over 329 attacks on facilities in October. Five Ukrainian soldiers were killed Saturday.
“Our Western partners realised the lack of prospects for the approach that many of them had taken”.
Russian aircraft on Thursday morning delivered the third massive strike at terrorists in Syria. The Russian Ambassador, Vitaly Churkin, said failing to work with the government “is definitely weakening the possibility of a joint fight against terrorists”.
“Russian mobilization through proxies as well as with naval and air assets ranges beyond Syria in an increasingly aggressive pattern”, the Institute for the Study of War said.
As the wars in Iraq and Syria have metastasized into conflicts involving scores of factions and convoluted, shifting alliances, Obama has gone after ISIL in Iraq and Syria with a half-hearted air campaign and a hysterically inept and now-cancelled $500 million program to train moderate forces in Syria who opposed ISIL. Following the talks, U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry said Syria could be “weeks” away from a political transition. “We must not rule anything out”, Valls said. “The reaction to developments in Syria has started changing after the UN General Assembly, after its main part in which heads of state, government and foreign ministers took part”, he stated.
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The murder of at least 129 in multiple attacks in the French capital has ensured the terrorist threat will dominate the annual gathering, which usually focuses on economic issues but has now become an opportunity for the worldwide community to forge a response to atrocities committed by the Islamic State group. “That’s obviously something we wish for”. And ISIS and al-Nusra, they are offshoots of Al Qaeda…Regarding ISIS, it started in Iraq, it was established in Iraq in 2006, and the leader was al-Zarqawi who was killed by the American forces then, so it was established under the American supervision in Iraq, and the leader of ISIS today, who is called Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi, he was in the American prisons, and he was put in NY in their prisons, and he was released by them.
