Western powers are ‘antithetical to peace’ in Syria: The Warmongering Empire wants WAR not PEACE!

Western powers are ‘antithetical to peace’ in Syria — RT

Hillary Clinton’s discussion of a no-fly zone over Syria is a violation of the UN charter of the Geneva Accords, journalist and activist Don DeBar told RT.

The US Secretary of State discussed plans to undermine the Syrian government, during a meeting with Turkey’s Foreign Minister on Saturday.

Clinton and her Turkish counterpart, Ahmet Davutoglu, indicated they are exploring a number of measures to aid the Syrian opposition, Reuters reported.

Don DeBar spoke to RT about the involvement of western powers in the Syrian conflict.

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