Media: Obama ordered the destruction of Jebhat al-Nusra leaders in Syria
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American edition The Washington Post announces new decisions of the White House on Syria. The submission claims that the current US President Barack Obama ordered an increase in the number of unmanned aerial vehicles in the northwestern regions of Syria "to detect militant groups linked to Al Qaeda (banned in the Russian Federation)."
According to the publication, Obama ordered the destruction of the leaders of the group "Dzhebhat al-Nusra" (banned in Russia) after receiving intelligence.
Obama's decision to deploy additional forces in the form of drones in the skies of Syria to fight the militant group, previously called it "Dzhebhat al-Nusra", speaks of the concern of the US president. According to Obama, militants can turn some regions of Syria into a springboard for al-Qaeda operations on the outskirts of southern Europe. Obama's move suggests that he is emphasizing his commitment to the fight against terrorism and is attempting to put pressure on Assad before the end of his presidential term.
In fact, as the practice of Americans in Syria shows, Washington’s actions are more like regular attempts (now after increasing the number of UAVs in the SAR sky) to declare the destruction of “all terrorists”, and that in this country the Syrian army is opposed exclusively by “moderate opposition ".
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