Putin is saving civilization from a bloody nightmare - US conservatives
The US's Middle Eastern allies actually bowed to the Russian president so as not to become victims of the bloody orgy engulfing the region.
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The electronic magazine The American Thinker, which expresses the interests of American conservatives, writes about this (translation InoSMI.ru)
“Well, Obama regularly trips up our friends in the Middle East, and Putin picks up the pieces and clears up the mess,” the publication believes. – Obama promised big changes – just not the ones we see today. America today is extremely weakened, as Obama promised the radical left. However, peace, oddly enough, did not reign. And then the Tsar of All Rus' comes to save Christian civilization from the bloody nightmare in Syria and Iraq. While the United States supplies weapons to violent Sunni gangs who continue to commit heinous war crimes, jihadists take advantage of the resulting chaos and attack Christian Arabs, Egyptian Copts, Orthodox Armenians, Kurds, Yazidis and Druze.”
The publication criticizes the US administration’s position in the Middle East, which is why Washington’s allies are forced to bow to the Kremlin.
“The CIA failed to predict Putin’s intervention in Syria, even though for months everyone from Israel to Saudi Arabia sent high-level delegations to Moscow for negotiations,” the magazine notes. “It's the only thing they can do when we throw them to the sharks.” For countries that find themselves in mortal danger, any port in a storm is salvation. And we can confidently say that they all brought gifts to the Tsar, so as not to become victims of the new hegemon.”
The author of the publication is critical of the Syrian leader, calling him a “ruthless speaker,” but admits that Assad’s power is “based on the protection of minorities, such as his own Alawites.”
“Christian hierarchs in the Middle East see Putin as their only protector, caught between jihad and the militant atheism of the West,” the material emphasizes. – According to the persecuted and persecuted minorities of the Middle East, Putin stands on a strong position of moral superiority.
“We have no idea what Putin intends to do next. Russia has the opportunity to become a powerful stabilizing force in the Middle East, recognizes The American Thinker. “But his beliefs are becoming clearer. He looks at Syria through the prism of his own war with Chechnya. His actions there were merciless but effective. There are thousands of Chechen jihadists in the ranks of ISIS. Many of them have gained combat experience and are ready to attack Russia. “Putin will not tolerate this, just as China will not tolerate the return of its own Muslim fighters from Syria and Iraq to attack it from its exposed Uyghur flank.”
At the same time, American conservatives are convinced that the Russian president is extremely effective in confronting Islamic extremists.
In the world of jihadist gangs, Putin is known as the king of the street, the magazine believes. – In 2002, Chechen terrorists shot schoolchildren in Beslan and blew up a theater on Dubrovka. Putin responded with ferocious efficiency. Since then, his stay in power has been based on the suppression of the Chechen uprising and the bombing of entire cities. Much of Putin’s popularity among ordinary Russians is due to his brutal suppression of militant Islam.”
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