UN Resolution On Syria :
Imperialist Rivalry Escalates the Civil War
The United Nations Security
Council unanimously approved a
draft resolution setting out time
table for ending the five year civil
war in Syria raked up by the US
imperialism with nefarious aim of
changing the Assad’s government.
It also talked about the political
solution to the crisis.
According to the resolution,
the process will begin in January
2016 pushing for a ceasefire and
starting a dialogue between the
government and opposition forces
on the formation of a transitional
government which is supposed to
be set up within six months. Then
the UN-supervised election would
be conducted after 18 months.
The resolution left many key
questions unanswered – who
would be included in the ceasefire,
who would participate in the talks,
who would comprise the transitional
government, and who would be
allowed to conduct the elections.
There are deep divisions of
hegemonic interests of imperialist
powers that are responsible for the
Syrian crisis. The US imperialism,
in its bid to establish hegemony
over the oil rich Middle East, has
been campaigning for change of
regime in Syria headed by
President Assad. It backed,
financed and armed the so-called
opposition, who are none other
than Al Qaeda linked groups. While
Saudi Arabia, Turkey and Qatar are
directly involved in this game, other
western imperialist powers are
supporting it.
On the other side, the Russia
wants to prevent the US from
depriving Moscow of its of its only
ally in the Middle east and
intervened militarily to provide air
support to Syrian government
forces attacking the so-called
opposition forces.
The US imperialism is insisting
on the ouster of Assad while Russia
is supporting Assad as a bulwark
against “terrorism”. It is opposing
any attempt to change the regime
in Syria.
The UN resolution did not
mention the name of Assad neither
denying not giving a role to him in
the process envisaged in the
resolution. It is an attempt to hide
the deep divisions among the
powers involved under carpet
which undoubtedly emerge soon
with more intensity.
The signs are already there
to see. Saudi Arabia collected an
assortment exiled leaders living in
the West and made them to
demand for the removal of Assad.
One of them is Riad Hijeb, who was
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Condemn Indian Intervention in the
Internal Affairs of Nepal
For over three months now,
the border crossing