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14.10.2019. 17:17
With U.S. letdown, Syrian Kurdish leaders lose bargaining chip
BEIRUT (Reuters) - A U.S. pullback from Syria has cost Kurdish leaders bargaining power with Damascus in their bid to secure their autonomy and left their fate hinging on its ally Russia. FILE PHOTO: Smoke billows out after Turkish shelling on the Syrian border town of Ras al Ain, as seen from Ceyl»»»
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