Why is Bashar al-Assad still in power years after the President said he must go but for any reason because Iran views Syria as a legitimate sphere of interest and the President has largely conceded that sphere?
Tom Cotton: “Why is Bashar al-Assad still in power years after the President said he must go but for any reason because Iran views…”
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Cotton critiques the U.S. stance on Assad's regime and Iranian influence.
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