by Gordon M. Hahn The February Snipers’ Massacre: Introduction On February 18-20th there was a major escalation of the violence, ending in a massacre on the 20th. In the center … Continue reading →
by Gordon M. Hahn According to the fourth point of the 12 February 2015 Minsk 2 accord, Kiev is required to engage the Donbass rebels in “a dialogue” or direct … Continue reading →
by Gordon M. Hahn {See Parts 1-2 at https://gordonhahn.com/2016/03/05/the-obama-administrations-muslim-brotherhood-strategy-and-the-war-against-jihadism-parts-1-and-2/} The Obama Administration and Erdogan’s Turkey U.S.-Turkish relations in the Obama and Erdogan eras got off to a good start. The two … Continue reading →
by Gordon M. Hahn As noted previously and as evidence is demonstrating, Russian President Vladimir Putin announced a partial withdrawal or draw-down of Moscow’s largely air-based expeditionary force. There is … Continue reading →
by Gordon M. Hahn See my 18 March 2016 commentary for the Center on Global Interests at http://globalinterests.org/2016/03/13/could-putins-syria-withdrawal-backfire/ Center on Global Interests 1050 Connecticut Avenue NW, Suite 500 Washington, DC 20036, … Continue reading →
by Gordon M. Hahn To understand the withdrawal of Russian air forces and cessation of Russian air sorties in Syria, one needs to understand Moscow’s overall military-political tactics and strategy. … Continue reading →
by Gordon M. Hahn The propaganda around Russia’s Syria intervention continues apace. In a recent article the American Foreign Policy Council’s Ilan Berman claims that “Putin has pledged to send … Continue reading →