National Interest: Syria is an economic, political and military ruin, and the United States isn’t obligated to remain there to protect anyone
The National Interest magazine said that Syria resembles economically, politically and militarily wrecks and doesn’t posing a threat to anyone anymore.
The National Interest indicated that the United States isn’t obligated to stay in this country forever to protect the Kurds, after the defeat of ISIS.
Three US administrations failed to overthrown the Syrian president Bashar al Assad from power, in addition to the fact that US allies in the Middle East are once again communicating with Damascus.
Washington’s policy, supported by successive administrations and Congress, aimed at “starving the Syrian people” in a futile attempt to punish their government, is “morally abhorrent and practically foolish”.
The US President Joe Biden must stop treating US soldiers as targets, in reference to the attacks on US forces in Syria and Iraq.
Finally, the National Interest magazine pointed out that the security of the United States isn’t served by “illegal intervention” and endless war, considering that US is best served by avoiding involvement in conflicts that are of little importance to the United States.
