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listening. Terms apply. This is CBSI in the world with my colleagues. I'm John Batchezer,

Haseena Kani of the Hudson Institute, Bill Rajah,

the Foundation for the Defense of Democracy, the Great Powers,

drawn into or engaged or at some point in retreat from the disorder in Damascus,

the capital of Syria, but all of Syria has been darkness visible since the rising of the so-called Arab Spring of more than a dozen years ago. Bill, Russia is said

to be withdrawing some major elements of its military deployment in Syria. The U.S. at this point

is said to have President Biden speaking

with Al Jolani or his representative saying, don't do ISIS. Don't be ISIS. In the meantime,

the U.S. has sent bombers over ISIS in parts of Syria and northeast Syria. Russia, the United States,

those are great powers.

Ankara, Turkey in the region is a regional hegemon, and Turkey is said to be backing HTS.

In fact, those trucks that they ride through the streets of Aleppo and Holmes and eventually

Damascus, those are Turkish military trucks.

And then we have the European Union, and then we have

Israel. All the powers are involved here. Are they being drawn in? Are they getting out? And what does this

mean for all the other conflicts that we've been engaged in this last year? I'm thinking of Hamas,

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