Moscow – A Syrian deputy prime minister has warned the United States against any military intervention in Syria.
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President Barack Obama said Monday that the U.S would reconsider its opposition to military involvement in the Syrian civil war, if Bashar Assad’s regime deploys or uses chemical or biological weapons.
Speaking to reporters in Moscow on Tuesday, Syrian Deputy Prime Minister Qadri Jamil described Obama’s statements as “propagandistic threats” connected with the U.S. presidential election. But he also said they indicate that the West is looking for a pretext to intervene militarily.
Jamil warned that such intervention was “impossible” and said: “Those who are contemplating this evidently want to see the crisis expand beyond Syria’s borders.”
The Syrian civil war already is spilling over into neighboring Lebanon.
This a is a war between two religious Muslim factions, Assad egime which is Shiite, and the rebels who are Sunni. There is nothing for the U.S. to gain by siding with either faction.
Pres. Hussein Obama was educated in a Sunni school which may be why he elects to help the Sunni in Syria as he did in Egypt and Libya.
let them kill themselves we don’t have to help them.
I’m scared
“..HaMakeh Miztrayim b’v’koreichem, ki l’olam chasdo”!