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Stephen Lendman: US does not want peace in Syria, seeks regime change

A displaced Syrian youth who fled the Daesh group's Syrian stronghold of Raqqah walks above the rubble of a destroyed building in the town of Tabqa, about 55 kilometers (35 miles) west of embattled city on September 6, 2017. (Photo by AFP)

American arms and ammunition are pouring into Syria to pave the ground for mercenaries and terrorists to continue the conflict, says a journalist.

“America doesn’t want peace; they want war, they want regime change, they want [Syrian President Bashar] Assad out, they want a puppet regime ... replacing the legitimate Syrian government,” Stephen Lendman told Press TV on Tuesday.

Despite the achievements by Syria, Russia, Iran and Turkey to find a breakthrough in ending the conflict in Syria, “the war continues” because America wants it to continue, the author and journalist said.

Lendman argued that America’s war on terror is a “phony war” since the United States supports terrorism.

On Friday, US Ambassador to the United Nations (UN) Nikki Haley repeated Washington’s opposition to Syrian President Bashar al-Assad, saying that the US will not be “satisfied” as long as the Syrian leader is in power.


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