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However high-ranking an individual might be, or however "full" the powers they might be entrusted within the process of political transition in Syria,...
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Make no mistake about it, Syria has become a proxy war, but neither the Americans nor the Russians are calling the shots. More significant roles are being played by competing regional groupings who are supporting, and even driving, their Syrian allies.
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