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  • I agree it’s more complicated, but it doesn’t change what I wrote.
    A weaker Iran means a weaker Russia and vice versa.
    If both are weakened, Assad is weakened.
    But I guess it’s not as clear cut with Turkey. Although the Kurds will have an easier time when they won’t have to fight Iranian, Syrian and Russian forces along with Turkish ones. And a weakening of Iran will also weaken Iranian-affiliated Iraqi militias that are also attacking Kurds.

    Russia didn’t let Israel, one of their bases were shot at for 40 minutes straight as a warning.
    They also got a bunch of other warnings before and after. Russia won’t waste their time on this when they’re already losing so much in the war with Ukraine.

    Both Russia and Iran helped Assad in the civil war.

    Israel is allied with Azerbaijan because of their border with Iran.

    Turkey was already assisting Hamas even before. They’ll keep trade with Israel behind the scenes for economic reasons like they’ve always done.
    And at the moment Russia is assisting Turkey in bombing the Kurds.

















  • How you managed to draw this conclusion from your previous statement, is a mystery to me.

    A state that is currently glorifying Nazi collaborators will automatically be dismissed as hostile to Jews and to Israel. Any action of theirs in related matters is therefore irrelevant.
    Unless they have a different goal. Like getting closer to states like Iran.

    And since you mentioned Nazi collaborations, I’ll say the following. I noticed that the sources you provided the one is Zionist and the other Polish, and both collaborated with Nazis for sure.

    How is that relevant to news sources?
    I was pointing out that Armenia is currently glorifying a Nazi collaborator, building statues of him and calling him a hero. Not in the past.