An attack on Syria would increase the prevalence of terrorism

The Dhaka Times Desk In the opinion article published in the New York Times, Putin warned America that a military attack on Syria would increase the spread of terrorism around the world.

Russian President Vladimir Putin has written an article aimed at US politicians and people on the Syria issue. In the opinion article published in the New York Times, Putin warned America that a military attack on Syria would increase the spread of terrorism around the world. Billions of people around the world have come to realize that the United States is not actually a model of democracy but rather a brute force country. BBC news.

On the other hand, talks between Russia and the United States are scheduled to take place in Geneva regarding Syria's chemical weapons. Moscow, a close ally of Syrian President Bashar al-Assad, has offered to put Syria's chemical weapons under international control before destroying them. Syria partially supported the proposal. Immediately after this, US President Barack Obama backed away from the decision to attack Syria and emphasized on conducting diplomatic activities. In that article, Putin said, recent events have inspired me. To speak directly to the American people and their political leaders. Putin warned the United Nations that the United Nations would suffer the fate of its predecessor, the League of Nations, if major powers ignored UN resolutions and launched military strikes without Security Council approval.

Vladimir Putin also said that if the US attacks Syria, despite the strong opposition of the main parties of various countries, religious leaders including the Pope, innocent people will suffer the consequences. At the same time, the limits of the conflict will reach far beyond the Syrian border. He said military strikes would increase violence and increase the prevalence of terrorism. This would jeopardize the ongoing multilateral efforts to resolve the Iranian nuclear issue. The Israel-Palestine crisis will further destabilize the situation in the Middle East and North Africa. Putin also said that Russia is not protecting the Syrian government, "rather, it is protecting international law". He reiterated that government forces probably did not launch a gas attack in Syria on August 21. On that day, the rebels tried to provoke their powerful allies to intervene in Syria by launching a gas attack. There are also reports that militants are preparing to launch another attack, and that is in Israel. Online news media has given such news.