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EPISODE · Dec 28, 2024 · 30 MIN

After Assad: Syria's Impact on American Middle East Interests and Security

from Vets And Badges · host Robert Asencio

On www.VetsAndBadges.com Middle East Affairs Professor, Dr. Anna Ceney details the reactions of Middle East Leaders gathered in Doha, Qatar during the fall of Assad. Dr. Caney provides a breakdown of security concerns of the US, its military and regional interests moving forward. About www.VetsAndBadges.com Hosts: Robert Asencio is a retired police Captain, former Florida State Representative, US Army Veteran who served as a member of the Special Operations community with over 34 years of public service experience. David Magnusson is a retired police Chief and Military Historian who has nearly 40 years of public service experience. #podcasts #video #middleeast #alJulane Source, B-Roll: ABC News, The Australian, Syrians Around the World, SBS, France 24, NPR, Qatar Consular Calendar, Al Jazeera, Substack, CNN, The Independent, Reuters, New York Times, Middle East Minitor, Vox, Rand, Human Rights Watch Video: Assad Is Out, Rebels Are In: What’s Next for Syria and the Middle East | WSJ https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3HSZDjnChAw VAB - 2024 [email protected] www.VetsAndBadges.com All Rights Reserved

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