Crews on the ground in Syria have gathered convincing evidence that Russyan attack aircraft directed their ordnance onto civilian targets in rebel held cities inside Syria in areas still controlled by rebels elements despite the Syrian governments efforts. Using GPS data tracking devices, video taken on the scene with cell phones, the Times correspondents were able to intercept cockpit communications and map out the paths of the aircraft involved as they were attacking the civilians at different sites. Victims of these attacks included women and children.
The lengthy articles included photographs, maps and diagrams to present to the world the awful evidence that underscores Mr. Vladimir Vladimirovich Putin's campaign of influence in the Middle East. This sad case od a world leader, leader of the largest country in the world, clearly is unfit for this role and should be sanctioned by all civilized leaders around the world. Maybe his Bro in Beijing will call him out. Oh, no, won't happen. Xi JP is too busy gassing up with his new toy: the transSiberian gas line now bringing energy to China to fuel its teetering economy.
Maybe Mr. Orban in HUngary will call out Mr. Putin. No, won't happen.
We'll wait.
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