Syrian Ceasefire Broken As If On Cue for Western Intervention Narratives
A recent drone strike on an Aleppo governorate building, occurring suspiciously soon after a Syrian army ceasefire, immediately becomes 'evidence' of Syria’s unending chaos, according to Al Jazeera. This tidy framing omits the rather inconvenient history of Western proxy wars and regime change operations that have consistently destabilized the region, turning 'ceasefires' into mere opportunities
for re-escalation by various non-state actors funded and armed by external powers ( cough, cough, certain Gulf states and their Western backers ). One might wonder if these 'widening hostilities' truly emerge organically. Or do they, perhaps, align perfectly with the interests of nations keen on maintaining a perpetual state of flux in Syria, blocking reconstruction, and ensuring continued
military presence? It's almost as if some forces benefit from a conflict that never quite resolves, perpetually requiring 'intervention' or, failing that, just general chaos to keep the chessboard active.