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President Obama outlines strategy against ISIS
But as Turkey has an army of 500,000 next door and Assad’s army would happily help wipe out ISIS, why not let Arab and Turkish boys do the fighting this time?
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“Until Assad is no longer a lightning rod for Sunnis in Syria and that entire region is no longer a proxy war for Shia-Sunni conflict, we’re going to continue to have problems”, he said.
There have been numerous Islamic State-inspired terrorist plots uncovered in the U.S.in recent months. Airstrikes are conducted through Central Command, known as CENTCOM.
“Terrorism hit France not because of what it is doing in Iraq and Syria… but for what it is”, Mr Valls told the lower house of Parliament. When he said, “Assad must go” in August 2011, many knowledgeable observers thought he soon would.
“We have indications that there was an attack with chemical weapons”, a ministry spokesman from Iraw said as reported by The Guardian. Federal Bureau of Investigation director James Comey said he was not aware of any credible threat of a Paris-style attack. And following the Paris attacks, the Islamic State released a new video in which it warned, “By God, as we struck France in the center of its abode in Paris, then we swear that we will strike America at its center in Washington”.
“I don’t think [President] Obama is going to do anything unless there’s another attack on our homeland”, Graham told RealClearPolitics in an interview Tuesday. There they attacked foreigners, the most brazen of which were the assault on the Corinthian Hotel in Tripoli and the beheading of 21 Egyptian Christians in February.
If Americans want to be more vigilant – or even stop the influx of refugees from Syria and Libya completely – it doesn’t mean that people hate anyone. Earlier in the week, David Cameron played down the importance of United Nations backing for air strikes on Syria because of the possibility of a Russian veto.
Nor is Graham mincing his own words in response to other divergent Republican plans to fight ISIS, including that pushed by Donald Trump. But without US ground forces, none of this will take place.
CNN’s Nick Paton Walsh wrote recently that it’s foolish to believe there’s a clear path to defeating the group militarily.
The fact that the United States has “an excellent military” increases “the temptation to use it when we’ve got this great tool”, she adds.
Claiming responsibility for these attacks was the Islamic State, know as ISIS or ISIL, which has grown out of an Al Qaeda affiliate.
“Now things are different”.
But he underlined later at the refugee centre that “anybody who had a chance to see those kids, hopefully you understood the degree to which they are just like our kids”.
But ISIS will not park its trucks so neatly again-because Russian airstrikes destroyed numerous trucks that were undisturbed by Obama’s pinprick airstrikes. Even before the Islamic State brought down a Russian airliner over the Sinai Peninsula, Russia’s involvement in the Middle East was troubling.
He has called for increasing the number special ops forces – fewer than 50 have been deployed to Syria to advise and assist in combating ISIS. Why declare a no-fly zone when ISIS has no air force?
That view runs counter to comments by a few 2016 Republican presidential candidates like former Florida Governor Jeb Bush, who called on Monday for more U.S. “troops on the ground” in the region.
It is the first time that a European Union member state has invoked the article, which is similar to NATO’s article five which the United States activated after the September 11, 2001 attacks and triggered the alliance’s intervention in Afghanistan. The country is advising militias that are fighting ISIS, but there’s concern that Iranian involvement could inflame sectarian tensions, particularly in Iraq.
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A second criticism is that use of ground forces requires convincing, detailed answers to the “day after” questions regarding how to organize large geographic areas, provide security to liberated populations and secure hope for a better future as an alternative to extremism.