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I comprehend your point of view, but if the Russians, Assad, and Turkey were to reach a mutually beneficial agreement, the Iranians would likely have to withdraw in due time. Now, I am not suggesting that this will occur imminently, but I would not be surprised to hear news of a trilateral agreement either.hmm thats interesting, could i get more info on this, I was under the impression that they were on the same side.
I don't see the Iranians leaving though. They invested too much into Syria to lose it now, they sacrificed a lot of human capital to prop up the regime during the years when the regime looked like it was collapsing, to lose that would be a big loss for them, not to mention Russia is extremely pressed in other theaters right now..
The Iranians have already made attempts to undermine Assad with the support of his pro-IRI cousin, if I remember correctly. Most people aren't aware about the fact that the Iranians tried to overthrow Assad, probably even more often than one time. The Russians came to his rescue.
Assad himself lleans heavily towards Moscow, and the Tehran regime is well-informed about his inclinations.
Syria is a 3D chess game, brother.