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Let Down By U.S., Syrian Kurdish Leaders Look to Russia And Assad

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According to Reuters, Kurdish leaders who run much of northern Syria are urging Russia and its ally Damascus to send forces to shield the border from the threat of a Turkish offensive. Their call for a return of Syrian government forces to the border, which Kurdish fighters points to the depth of their crisis after U.S. President Donald Trump’s abrupt decision to withdraw US forces.

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