Will Putin Win from Operation Al Aqsa Flood of Gaza?

Russian President Vladimir Putin is taking advantage of yet another US-led Western debacle, this time in the absolute support for the war crimes committed by Israel against the people of Gaza.

An analysis of the cautious moves taken by the Russian President, especially, since the Operation Al Aqsa Flood of Gaza, the analysis is done by Turkish career journalist Husni Mahali.

In his analysis, Journalist Husni Mahali, a former close friend to the Turkish madman Erdogan so close he jailed him, believes that Putin is playing his cards cleverly outsmarting the US 'senile' Biden and the Israeli 'criminal' Netanyahu, evident by the latest swift state visits to 2 of the US's closest allies in the Gulf region, and followed by the visit of the Iranian President to Moscow to meet Putin.

The close love-hate relationship between Russian President Putin and the Turkish madman Erdogan is also highlighted and how the two benefit from each other on multiple levels including the repeated presidential elections while at the same time maintaining their strong differences in matters of top importance like Syria.

It is through Syria that Putin managed to elevate his position globally and more so in the extended MENA region, Mr. Mahali affirms and explains the complicated issues in Syria with Turkey's NATO allies, the Kurdish foes, and the failure to topple the Syrian President Bashar Al Assad.

The steadfastness of Syria under the leadership of President al-Assad is attributed to an entire shift in the global balance away from the US-controlled Western hegemony into multipolarism, and subsequently, the beginning of the elimination of global Zionism which the world, including Russia, suffers a lot from.

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Assad Visits UAE after Russia, Syria is Back to the Regional Politics

After 12 years of the US-led failed regime change in Syria dubbed the Arab Spring using tens of thousands of anti-Islamic Muslim Brotherhood and Wahhabi terrorists to topple the Syrian government, conquer the country, divide it, and steal its resources, victorious Syria is restoring its proper position on the international stage starting from the region.

A couple of days apart, President Bashar Assad pays two official visits to superpower Russia and to GCC power UAE, in both visits, the Syrian president was accompanied by a large ministerial delegation; some of those who plotted and contributed to the US-led regime change op to oust him admitted defeat and accepting the reality.

In Russia, the Russians seem to finally understand that the Turkish madman Erdogan is not their best bet when it comes to the Levant, President Assad stated on Russian media after his summit with President Putin: There's no need to meet Erdogan without a Turkish pledge to withdraw from Syria.

Both the Russian and Iranian leaderships were exerting pressure on President Assad to accept a photo-op summit with the embattled Turkish madman Erdogan to help the latter get re-elected in the coming May presidential elections.

Because most of the Turkish problems, financial, political, and national security challenges stem from Erdogan's failure in the main role to oust President Assad, a meeting with Assad will give an impression to mainstream Turks that Erdogan is willing to solve their issues with neighboring Syria and restore Turkey's regional role.

After convincing the Russians and before them the Iranians of Syria's position and Syria's understanding of the hypocritical unreliable nature of Erdogan and the unfaithful verbal promises of the Turkish rulers, President Assad visited the United Arab Emirates and explained the same to its leaders.

In both of his visits, President Bashar Assad managed not only to push Syria's position and get it adopted by Russia and the UAE, but he also managed to get Syria back into the regional arena with both visited countries welcoming Syria's return to play its historical leading role in the Arab world, west Asia, and the eastern Mediterranean.

More into this analysis by Safaa S. for Syria News: The Significance of Syrian Movement; Assad’s Official Foreign Visits.

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Sixteen New COVID-19 Cases in Syria Raising the Total to Eighty-Six

There are 16 new cases of COVID-19 registered today, the first day of the Eid Fitr commemorating the end of the holy month of Ramadan in Syria among the Syrians returning to Syria from a number of countries, the Syrian Ministry of Health stated today.

The confirmed cases among the returnees were as follows: 6 from the United Arab Emirates, 2 from Sudan, 4 from Russia, and 4 from Kuwait, raising the total confirmed cases of the virus until today to 86.

The ministry added that 4 more cases have recovered from the virus making the total of recovered cases 41.

Four cases died among the cases registered positive with COVID-19 in the country until... Continue reading: https://www.syrianews.cc/sixteen-new-covid-19-cases-in-syria-raising-the-total-to-eighty-six/

The U.A.E. First to Reopen its Embassy in Damascus

The U.A.E. ‘United Arab Emirates’ has officially reopened its embassy in Damascus, Syria on Thursday, December 27, 2018, after 7 years of strained diplomatic ties.

One of the work-horses working effortlessly behind the scenes to topple the Syrian state and at the same time maintaining the thin-line diplomacy with Syria, the U.A.E. now leads the Arab world in recognizing the Syrian people’s victory over the ‘War of Terror’ waged against them by over 130 countries.

Although the Syrian embassy in the U.A.E.’s capital Abu Dhabi and the Syrian General Consulate in its financial hub Dubai remained open throughout the crisis, it was mainly offering consular services, while the U.A.E.’s media was hell-bent on demonizing the Syrian state... Continue reading: https://www.syrianews.cc/uae-reopen-embassy-damascus/