Why is Turkey, with US backing, protecting Al-Qaeda’s largest affiliate in Idlib, Syria?
Idlib is facing a humanitarian disaster as hundreds of thousands flee a Syrian and Russian military campaign to retake the province from militant rule. Overlooked in Western coverage of the crisis is that Idlib is mostly controlled by Hayat Tahrir al-Sham, a rebranded affiliate of Al-Qaeda — and that Turkey, with U.S. backing, has intervened to keep the extremist group in place.
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Guest: Scott Ritter, former UN Weapons Inspector and Marine Corps Intelligence Officer.
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