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28 Jul, 2016 09:37

Extreme moderation?

The gruesome on-camera beheading of a boy in Aleppo by a US-vetted group has once again reignited the debate of what constitutes “moderate” in the Syrian context. After five years of ever increasing brutality, is there still such a thing as "moderate opposition" in Syria, and is the West's support of it legitimate? To explore this, Oksana is joined by Benedetta Berti, a fellow at the Institute for National Security Studies.

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