Žurnāls: ASV izlūkdienesti noklausījās Sīrijas amatpersonu telefonsarunas par ķīmisko uzbrukumu

Lai cik nepatīkama ir situācija saistībā ar notikumiem Sīrijā, tie tomēr vieš neparprotamu skaidrību dazos butiskos jautājumos: - pretēji pēdējos gados izvērstajai Kremļa propagandai par savu miermīlību, tikko Kremļa "analītiķis" Aleksandrovs izpļāpāja patieso valdošo noskaņojumu - kas saimniekiem prātā, tas muļķītim uz mēles: Krievika joprojam domā & dzīvo 1939.gada realitātē. - lai kā Kremlis censtos turēt muguru taisnu, ar pašapziņu Kremļa vaukšķiem pašvaki: vienīgais, uz ko tie spēj sadūšoties, ir draudēt par sevi ~ 100 x mazākām kaimiņvalstīm. - vietejiem Kremļa faniem ir problēmas ar saturēšanu: pie priecīgajiem uztraukumiem, meklējot plastmasas ziedus ko mest uz tankiem, gaisā jūtams raksturīgais smārds, un puķe izplaukst uz biksēm... IIzskatās, ka Sīrijas problēma būs gara un nepatīkama. Bet vismaz esam atbrīvojušies no ilūzijām un rozā brillem attiecībā pret savu kaimiņu - tas joprojam ir ļauns un stulbs varmāka, kas tīko samit kājām savus kaimiņus. Paldies Dievam, esam NATO.

Nu tad nocitējiet visu tekstu: Last Wednesday, in the hours after a horrific chemical attack east of Damascus, an official at the Syrian Ministry of Defense exchanged panicked phone calls with a leader of a chemical weapons unit, demanding answers for a nerve agent strike that killed more than 1,000 people. Those conversations were overheard by U.S. intelligence services, The Cable has learned. And that is the major reason why American officials now say they're certain that the attacks were the work of the Bashar al-Assad regime -- and why the U.S. military is likely to attack that regime in a matter of days. But the intercept raises questions about culpability for the chemical massacre, even as it answers others: Was the attack on Aug. 21 the work of a Syrian officer overstepping his bounds? Or was the strike explicitly directed by senior members of the Assad regime? "It's unclear where control lies," one U.S. intelligence official told The Cable. "Is there just some sort of general blessing to use these things? Or are there explicit orders for each attack?" Nor are U.S. analysts sure of the Syrian military's rationale for launching the strike -- if it had a rationale at all. Perhaps it was a lone general putting a long-standing battle plan in motion; perhaps it was a miscalculation by the Assad government. Whatever the reason, the attack has triggered worldwide outrage, and put the Obama administration on the brink of launching a strike of its own in Syria. "We don't know exactly why it happened," the intelligence official added. "We just know it was pretty fucking stupid."

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