The biggest fear for Assad isn't terrorism. In fact, he has used terrorism for his own means.
Adam Kinzinger: “The biggest fear for Assad isn't terrorism. In fact, he has used terrorism for his own means.”
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Kinzinger states that Assad's main concern is serious U.S. action in Syria.
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