My Way News - Amid Russian airstrikes, a Putin craze takes hold in Mideast:
My Way News reports: "The Russian leader is winning accolades from many in Iraq and Syria,
who see Russian airstrikes in Syria as a turning point after more than a
year of largely ineffectual efforts by the U.S.-led coalition to
dislodge the Islamic State militants who have occupied significant parts
of the two countries.
The reactions underscore that while the West may criticize Putin for
supporting Syrian President Bashar Assad, there is some relief in the
region at the emergence of a player with a coherent — if controversial —
strategy. [...] Iraq's prime minister said last month that his government also entered a joint intelligence sharing agreement with Russia, Iran and Syria, opening an operations center in the heart of Baghdad."
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