That’s the headline that the Moscow Times placed on a Dec. 30 an AFP wire reporting on the surprise visit to Damascus by Ukrainian Foreign Minister Andrii Sybiha. The diplomat for the Banderite Nazi regime was on a charm offensive to offer food to the Syrian government—they have already sent 500 tons of wheat flower, with delivery expected Dec. 31—and to urge them to throw the Russians out of the country, in particular their military naval bases at Tartus and Latakia.
Sybiha said: “The Russian and Assad regimes supported each other because they were based on violence and torture…. We believe that from a strategic point of view, the removal of Russia’s presence in Syria will contribute to the stability of not only the Syrian state but the entire Middle East and Africa.”
This was predictable, since one of the central strategic goals of the British and their American sidekicks in unleashing geopolitical chaos in Southwest Asia is to drive the Russians out of the Mediterranean altogether, and with it deny them access to Africa.
