Russia bombs hosptals and schools in US-supported rebel areas of Syria

Trump friend Vladimer Putin knocked out five schools and two hospitals in the US-supported rebel-held city of Aleppo, Syria this week. Russia dropped cluster bombs, which look like this:



Corey Charlton reports for Mailonline,

...deputy spokesman Farhan Haqsaid said the attacks were 'blatant violations of international laws' that 'are further degrading an already devastated health care system and preventing access to education in Syria.'

The Mail has pictures of some of the children and women killed in the bomings. Here is a picture of a hospital run by Doctors without borders.


Today Turkey accused Russia of acting as a 'terrorist organisation' in Syria and vowed to deliver a 'decisive response' to its bombing campaign in support of Bashar al-Assad.
Turkey has long backed Assad's ouster and like other Western nations accuses Russia of predominantly bombing Syrian rebel groups backed by Washington and its allies instead of ISIS.
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Training "moderate" rebels in "moderate" Saudia Arabia

Andrew McCarthy writes:

Our government, nearly $18 trillion in debt, will expend another $500 million to school 5,000 “moderate Islamists” in military tactics that cannot win the war in Syria but could eventually be used in the jihad against the United States. Welcome to Libya . . . the Sequel.

Oh, and did I mention that the training of these “moderate” rebels will take place in “moderate” Saudi Arabia?

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