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The US–Turkey Strategic Stalemate
Michael StephensRUSI Newsbrief, 13 June 2019
Turkey, United States, Iraq, Syria, Counterinsurgency, Global Security Issues
Despite Daesh’s military defeat there remains a significant clash between the US and Turkey about Kurdish-controlled areas in Syria. Should Washington continue to support the Kurds?
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Michael Stephens was the Research Fellow for Middle East Studies. He joined RUSI’s London office in September 2010, first in the Nuclear... read more
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