“I do think that there’s even more urgency and more of a rationale for making sure that the opposition — the well-vetted segment of the opposition — has some support they don’t have right now to change the dynamic on the battlefield,” he said. “They are in essence fighting a two-front war. They’re fighting Assad, and all the horrors he’s bringing — barrel bombs, attacks on civilians; he is doing things we haven’t seen very many times in the last 25 years in any country — but they’re also fighting ISIS itself.
Posted on: Mon, 14 Jul 2014 15:47:40 +0000
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