The Syrian PKK used civilians as human shields.

Throughout the operation, the Damascus administration acted with the seriousness of a state.

The Damascus administration did not enter Hasakah and Ayn al-Arab in order to prevent harm to civilians.

While restoring Syria’s territorial integrity, it is also trying not to create resentment in the hearts of the Kurdish population.

The Syrian PKK cannot integrate into Damascus by demanding autonomy.

If the Syrian PKK had complied with the March 10 agreement, it would be in a much stronger position.

Either they will lay down their arms and comply with the fourteen-point agreement, or they will disappear altogether.

With Venezuelan supplies cut off, Mexico has become Cuba’s main fuel provider, making it a target of U.S. pressure.

President Sheinbaum has publicly defended the shipments as humanitarian aid, but officials privately fear U.S. reprisals as Mexico negotiates trade and security issues with Washington.

Source: Reuters

I want to thank President Aliyev of Azerbaijan, and Prime Minister Pashinyan of Armenia for upholding the Peace Agreement we signed last August. This was a nasty War, 1 of 8 that I have ended, but now we have Prosperity and Peace.

In February, Vice President Vance will travel to both Countries to build on our Peace efforts, and advance the Trump Route for International Peace and Prosperity.

We will strengthen our strategic partnership with Azerbaijan, a beautiful Agreement for Peaceful Nuclear Cooperation with Armenia, Deals for our Great Semiconductor Makers, and the sale of Made in the U.S.A. Defense Equipment, such as body armor and boats, and more, to Azerbaijan.

Do you think that Russia fears most of these countries in NATO?

Do you think Russia fears most of these countries in Europe?

There's one player in the world that Russia fears and respects: the United States.

There's one nation in the world that the dark forces, the enemies, the terrorists, the real threats to the security of free people's fear, and that is America under the leadership of Trump.

It blames earlier governments for neglecting U.S. strategic interests in places like Panama and Greenland.
Europe is deprioritized in relative terms.

“Although Europe remains important, it has a smaller and decreasing share of global economic power.”
China is still a concern — but no longer the main one.

The strategy says the U.S. must “prioritize defending the U.S. Homeland and deterring China.”
Russia, Iran, and North Korea are mentioned, but not central.

They are “not as prominent” as threats in the document.

Source: Politico