U.S. Department of State: Syria: "The Violence Is Not Equal"

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Robert S. Ford serves as U.S. Ambassador to Syria.

Editor’s Note: This entry appeared first on the U.S. Embassy Syria Facebook page. You can find additional satellite imagery of Syrian military movements here.

The violence is not equal.

Yesterday I put out a note…

We live in an age when we can see asymmetrical warfare waged in various forms. Here’s one clear example of one.

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U.S. Department of State: Syria: "The Violence Is Not Equal"

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