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Photographic images of the aerial bombardment of Kurdish civilians – including women, children, the elderly and the disabled – in northern Syria this week raised fundamental questions about the commitment of the United States to its long-term allies.
Views expressed in Opinion articles are exclusively the authors’ own and do not represent those of NK News.
Photographic images of the aerial bombardment of Kurdish civilians – including women, children, the elderly and the disabled – in northern Syria this week raised fundamental questions about the commitment of the United States to its long-term allies.
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