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“The Syrian army is tired of corruption. It is tired of party nepotism. It is becoming very angry with those it blames for the war.”

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Robert Fisk
Robert Fisk

Robert Fisk, born on July 12, 1946, is a British writer renowned for his coverage of the Middle East. His work spans politics, history, and society, offering profound insights into the conflicts and transformations in the region. more

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