Who is who in the zoo
Russian war plane shot down by Turkey
According to CCN the western world and NATO approved the
action of the Turkish, shooting down the Russian jet early yesterday morning.
The Russians claimed that the jet did not violate Turkish airspace. President
Putin the Russian president has called it a stab in the back, claiming that the
plane was at no point a danger to the Turkish.
The Russian aircraft according to Putin was flying towards
ISIS targets, NATO claims that the Russians has used the route close and over
Turkey to launch attacks against Syrian rebel forces.
The question now is, did the US lead NATO and Turkey draw the line on Russian involvement and how will Russia react to new line drawn in the sand?
The question now is, did the US lead NATO and Turkey draw the line on Russian involvement and how will Russia react to new line drawn in the sand?
The statement by Russian president that “this is a stab in
the back” can shake the entire regions cages, forcing countries to decide
if they support the Russian attacks on ISSIS or if they sympathize with the
NATO and the Turkish government. Will the support from Russian after the French
terror attacks swing the French support towards Russia or will the French
government follow NATO and the USA condemning the Russian involvement?
The one thing that is clear at this stage is that there is no
longer place on the fence, none of the countries can any longer sit on the
fence approving the Russian attacks and stance of the USA and NATO at the same time.
The final questions that will hang over the outcome of the
investigation will be.
Who will become who in the Syrian Zoo?
Will the Russians stop their attacks on ISIS allowing them
(ISIS) to recover and regroup?
The cages of support has now been cleared and awaiting
countries to claim them, on the one side it will be the ISIS supporters and on
the other side the cages for those fighting ISIS.
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