Stephen Lendman: US does not want peace in Syria, seeks regime change
American arms and ammunition are pouring into Syria to pave the ground for mercenaries and terrorists to continue the conflict, says a journalist.
“America doesn’t want peace; they want war, they want regime change, they want [Syrian President Bashar] Assad out, they want a puppet regime ... replacing the legitimate Syrian government,” Stephen Lendman told Press TV on Tuesday.
Despite the achievements by Syria, Russia, Iran and Turkey to find a breakthrough in ending the conflict in Syria, “the war continues” because America wants it to continue, the author and journalist said.
Lendman argued that America’s war on terror is a “phony war” since the United States supports terrorism.
On Friday, US Ambassador to the United Nations (UN) Nikki Haley repeated Washington’s opposition to Syrian President Bashar al-Assad, saying that the US will not be “satisfied” as long as the Syrian leader is in power.
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