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It is frustrating that even so long after the end of the Cold War, there still persists a level of distrust and antagonism on the part of the Russians toward the U.S. In many respects, post-Soviet Communist Russia still provides tacit support for other nations to oppose or undermine U.S. international interests. Another example would be the difficulty the Russians have caused by opposing U.S.-led sanctions against Iran in connection with international pressure to stop enriching uranium and even more recently in connection with the joint Chinese-Russian opposition to forcing a regime change in Syria. Article # 3 Summary and Comment -- Syria

http://www.cnn.com/2012/06/06/world/meast/syria-unrest/index.html

Syria has been in state of turmoil for fifteen months, during which time an estimated 9,000 civilians have been killed by Syrian authorities. Lately, the atrocities committed by the government...

According to Syrian authorities, those murders were perpetrated by criminal thugs and political extremists who were not associated with the regime. However, it appears that this is merely a tactical diversion by the authorities to disclaim responsibility. Eleven foreign nations expelled foreign ambassadors from Syria in protest and Syria responded by doing the same. The ongoing events in Syria illustrate why even as the Arab Spring is underway, oppressive Middle East regimes may become even more ruthless to preserve their power against any popular challenge. Unfortunately, the lack of cooperation from Russia and China only complicate the situation for international authorities trying to prevent further civilian bloodshed at the hands of corrupt and failing regimes.

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Article # 3 Summary and Comment -- Syria

http://www.cnn.com/2012/06/06/world/meast/syria-unrest/index.html

Syria has been in state of turmoil for fifteen months, during which time an estimated 9,000 civilians have been killed by Syrian authorities. Lately, the atrocities committed by the government have intensified and have included apparent cold-blooded murder of large numbers of unarmed civilians, including women and children, in their homes. According to Syrian authorities, those murders were perpetrated by criminal thugs and political extremists who were not associated with the regime. However, it appears that this is merely a tactical diversion by the authorities to disclaim responsibility. Eleven foreign nations expelled foreign ambassadors from Syria in protest and Syria responded by doing the same. The ongoing events in Syria illustrate why even as the Arab Spring is underway, oppressive Middle East regimes may become even more ruthless to preserve their power against any popular challenge. Unfortunately, the lack of cooperation from Russia and China only complicate the situation for international authorities trying to prevent further civilian bloodshed at the hands of corrupt and failing regimes.
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