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Does the US have a role in Syria?

Bashar al-Assad attacks his own people with poison gas. Should President Trump leave U.S. troops in Syria or bring them home? Does he have a real policy to deal with the Middle East? We’ll get some unequivocal answers. U.S.

By Warren Olney • Apr 12, 2018 • 1 min read

Bashar al-Assad attacks his own people with poison gas. Should President Trump leave U.S. troops in Syria or bring them home? Does he have a real policy to deal with the Middle East? We’ll get some unequivocal answers.

U.S. armored vehicle in Al-Hasakah, northeastern Syria. Photo credit: Qasioun News Agency.

Warren Olney
former KCRW broadcaster
Andrea Brody
Senior Producer, KCRW's Life Examined and To the Point podcast
Devan Schwartz
Producer
Gordon Adams
American University / Foreign Policy magazine

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Does the US have a role in Syria?

Bashar al-Assad attacks his own people with poison gas. Should President Trump leave U.S. troops in Syria or bring them home? Does he have a real policy to deal with the Middle East? We’ll get some unequivocal answers. U.S.

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To the Point

Does the US have a role in Syria?

Bashar al-Assad attacks his own people with poison gas. Should President Trump leave U.S. troops in Syria or bring them home? Does he have a real policy to deal with the Middle East? We’ll get some unequivocal answers. U.S.

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