September 11th, 2013
08:21 PM ET
8 years ago
Crossfire: What's Russia's motive in Syria?
CNN's Crossfire co-hosts Stephanie Cutter and Newt Gingrich, along with Republican Rep. Marsha Blackburn and Democratic Rep. Steve Israel, talk about Russia's motive with the new Syria chemical weapons plan.
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Quid pro quo. We'll help you on Syria, while getting Iran another nuclear reactor. You want "peace" in Syria (or at least to take WMD out of play), your let Iran go nuclear.
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Gee, I don't know. What usually motivates a short man who goes around with his shirt off?
Russa will not take refuges or displaced people .
Putin is smart , he's playing the democratic , free speech , advertising campaign of diplomacy .
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No matter how political the Russia motives are, I guess they are peaceful and for the stability of that region.
Nice one but v are liitle confused about syria government...
Is Assad tall or is Putin a little ex KGB guy with a Napoleonic complex?
Russia is ally to Syria–or vice versa.