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jfpoliveira12
jfpoliveira12 - - 3,725 comments

Thats actually true, I have to side with Putin here. No hate, its just how I see it!

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CadianConscript
CadianConscript - - 3,116 comments

The whole idea is that USA wants Assad gone for good so that they may deal with Syria the way they want and use ISIS as pretext. However Russia has exactly the opposite agenda, they like Assad and for that reason they're going to fight ISIS. It's quite simple if you think about it.

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BioDestroyer
BioDestroyer - - 2,858 comments

I read the first box as: "Our primary objective in Syria is to defend ISIS"

My brain is a good spell checker. :)

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Mengu
Mengu - - 1,144 comments

> Assuming Putin's interest is defeating DAESH and not defending Syrian dictator

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CommanderDef
CommanderDef - - 3,097 comments

This dictator won democratic elections with over 80%. How many countries of the region have real elections? Take Saudi Arabia, it's unobstructed monarchy.

Assad means quite a lot for Putin. Sending actual army is a strong act for Russia.

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murauder
murauder - - 3,669 comments

If that's the case then he's late. Also, Assad doesn't mean that much to Putin. His main interest is securing Russian assets in the area, shoring up Assad's authority by bombing his political enemies, and, this is a theory, to divert attention away from Ukraine.

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CadianConscript
CadianConscript - - 3,116 comments

@ murauder - It's not like that. Russia has a lot of western backfire on it already because of Krim and the situation in Ukraine. Rushing with the army in Syria may start WW3. That's why they take only baby steps in this direction.

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CommanderDef
CommanderDef - - 3,097 comments

If it wasn't for Assad, Moscow would probably just talk against ISIS. But Assad and Putin have oil-weapons deal. Russians can't let Syria fall to USA influence, because then they would have hard times selling Russian oil in Europe.

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Mengu
Mengu - - 1,144 comments

The question is what do you understand by "real elections"? Besides, being elected is not the difference between a dictator and one that isn't. Syria is an example among the many.

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Emp_Raja Author
Emp_Raja - - 1,376 comments

I dont know why the media put things upside down.
Assad is not a good guy nor bad he is ok syria was making lot of money but you know same thing happened to libya and things were better in libya then syria free homes free electricity up to a certian amount.
Free education till high school.
But life in syria was also better and were gonna be much better.
Mideast is not democracy first thing that dictators which the world fears are not like that in mideast people like the dictators same way you like political parties.

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CommanderDef
CommanderDef - - 3,097 comments

Westerners can't see that... because our system is the only true system...

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