The Syrian Civil War has drawn Russia into conflict from "summary" of A People's Tragedy by Orlando Figes
The Syrian Civil War, a conflict that has been raging since 2011, has had far-reaching consequences beyond the borders of Syria. One of the key players that has become embroiled in this conflict is Russia. Russia's involvement in the Syrian Civil War has been a significant development in recent years, as it represents a shift in the country's foreign policy objectives. At the outset of the conflict, Russia's support for the Syrian government of Bashar al-Assad was primarily driven by strategic interests in the region. Russia saw Syria as a key ally in the Middle East and was concerned about the potential spread of Islamic extremism in the region. As a result, Russia provided military support to the Syrian government in order to prop up the regime and maintain stability in the country. However, as the conflict in Syria dragged on and the situation became more complex, Russia's involvement deepened. The rise of ISIS in Syria and the growing influence of other extremist groups forced Russia to become more directly involved in the conflict. In 2015, Russia began conducting airstrikes in Syria in support of the Assad regime, marking a significant escalation of its military involvement in the country. Russia's intervention in the Syrian Civil War has had both positive and negative consequences. On the one hand, Russia's military intervention has helped the Assad regime regain control of key territory and has weakened the opposition forces in the country. On the other hand, Russia's actions have drawn criticism from the international community, particularly for its indiscriminate bombing campaigns and alleged human rights abuses.- Russia's involvement in the Syrian Civil War has had a significant impact on the conflict and has raised questions about the country's long-term objectives in the region. The conflict has also highlighted the complexities of the Syrian Civil War and the various competing interests at play in the region. As the conflict continues to evolve, it remains to be seen how Russia's involvement will shape the outcome of the conflict and the future of Syria.
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