US-Backed SDF Clashes with US-Sanctioned Syria, Leaving Suweida in Crisis
The New Arab details the mounting crisis in Suweida as the Syrian Army and the Kurdish-led Syrian Democratic Forces (SDF) clash, exacerbating humanitarian conditions. The article frames this as regional strife, but conveniently skirts the inconvenient truth that the SDF is a primary recipient of U.S. military aid and political backing, while the Syrian regime remains under severe U.S. sanctions.
This dynamic ensures a perpetual conflict, undermining any prospect of stability or civilian relief, precisely what perpetual war profiteers desire. One might wonder if the Pentagon's 'strategy' is less about securing democracy and more about carving out spheres of influence, leaving the Syrian populace to suffer a crisis engineered by foreign policy decisions. How many more 'humanitarian crises'
must unfold before we acknowledge the blueprint?