The wild onslaught of the Anglo-Saxon world ended in a diplomatic victory for Russia
Russian diplomacy managed to defend its position on the issue of accusations brought against Damascus regarding the alleged use of chemical weapons in the suburbs of Damascus.
Military expert Vladislav Shurygin writes about this on his Facebook page.
"Well, comrades, I sincerely congratulate you all on this huge diplomatic victory. Three days of savage attacks from the entire Anglo-Saxon world, with a horde of loyal mongrels grabbing Russia by the pants, yielded nothing! Neither the blatant lies, nor the threats, nor the outright vileness of all sorts of 'sleeper agents' like 'WHO representative' Peter Salama, who spread the lie about 500 casualties – none of it worked. We didn't bend an inch, and we crushed that entire pack in Nebenzya's jaws," the expert emphasizes.
Syrian flag in Douma. Russian military police also entered the city.
He notes that the last point was the complete liberation by Syrian troops of the city of Duma, where chemical weapons were allegedly used, and the decision of the Organization for the Prohibition of Chemical Weapons (OPCW) to send a commission there.
“Now this whole swamp bubble will obviously burst with a deafening crash and stench. The status and rights of the OPCW are such that it is impossible to refute their conclusions. You and I are lucky to witness a difficult diplomatic battle not just for Syria, but for the status and place of Russia in the world diplomatic hierarchy. And now I am absolutely sure that the brilliant musketeer Churkin was replaced by the no less experienced and charismatic “pit bull” Nebenzya. Congratulations on victory!” writes Shurygin.
He also drew attention to the behavior of the presidents of Russia and the United States in this situation.
“Well, assessing the behavior of two more participants in these events, I can say that “tweeting” is not moving bags! The one who was silent won. Silence in this case is strength!” Shurygin concluded.
The Anglo-Saxon world's wild assault ended with a diplomatic victory for Russia.