GLOBAL DEFENSE's video: Sleeping Terrorist Cells in Syria Ticking time bomb about to explode

Sleeping Terrorist Cells in Syria, Ticking time bomb about to explode. The battlefields in Syria are quiet, but the conflict is far from resolution. Despite the lack of focus on Syria by the US, EU and NATO, there are still developments in the region and among the various players. Resolving the Syrian conflict seems to be on the back-burner of the Biden administration. Turkey broke a good relationship with Syria in 2011 by supporting the US and NATO attack on Syria. There are reports that Iran may be meditating between Turkey and Syria. what Erdogan was doing is just a tactic for gaining time and scoring internal points before the elections [to be held in June 2023], which is his most important goal. He tries to take advantage of any Iranian or Russian initiative, if they serve his interests. At the same time, he wants to tell the West that he has other options if Turkey’s demands are not met since the Financial Times summed it up by saying: “Erdogan is an infuriating, but indispensable ally!” Turkey has threatened a new military operation in northern Syria. James Jeffrey, former US envoy to Syria, has told the Kurdish SDF that they should repair the relationship with Damascus who could defend them against Turkey.