Trump and chemical weapons to be destroyed in Albania

Despite Russia's threats that the world could enter the third world war, Syria dawned under the missiles of the three largest Western powers. The cause of the bombing was the use of chemical weapons by the Assad regime against the civilian population, namely those chemical weapons that were to be destroyed under the Kerry-Lavrov agreement in Albania.

During the last two weeks, the civilized world found itself in the same situation as in the autumn of five years ago. And then Assad had carried out a chemical weapon attack. The West was alarmed and decided to react energetically. Then President Barack Obama declared he would bomb Syria not only as a penalty measure but to remove a madman who holds the Middle East hostage. Cameron and Holland were immediately listed along with him.

But at the last moment, at the time everyone was waiting for rocket trajectorys, it all went down. Cameroon's hands were tied by a failed vote in the House of Communities while Obama changed completely by leaving Holland isolated.

Imagine: A French president, a French socialist president, insisted on carrying the carriers, while an American president withdrew. Never happened before. Obama fell into Putin's trap. He agreed to start negotiating his chief of diplomacy to find a peaceful solution. In the talks, Kerry-Lavrov decided that the Syrian shelling would be avoided because Syria agreed to destroy its entire chemical weapons arsenal. This arsenal was decided to be destroyed in Albania.

What happened next, we all remember. For a century of line global security has been located on the coast of Potomac, the river separating the White House from the Pentagon, but five years ago the sharpest global issue ended on the coast of Lana, not now in the hands of Kerry and Lavrov, but of Saban Guri. If Assad and Putin kept up with this commitment, we saw it two weeks ago. This was not the only time Putin forced Washington to withdraw without glory. And not because of U.S. size, but because of its president's weakness.

Obama will be remembered as one of the worst American presidents in international relations. The country not only stronger, but the only guarantee of world peace made it vulnerable in the eyes of international opinion. The Arab Spring, North Korea, Syria can already be seen as its global failures, while Russian presence grew in our region.

The three great powers that last night undertook the attack in Syria are the very ones that five years ago suddenly withdrew following Obama's decision, testifying to an incomprehensible weakness of the West. This has an explanation: the wrong strategy. The history of humanity has proved that bloody regimes are neither fought nor overthrown by NGOs and seminars for open society. History has also proved that the world was safer when tenants at the White House were a Republican.

Before Trump made this energetic decision, backed by Macron and May, he faced the most threatening rhetoric to start the third world war. In front of them even came a secular alliance. Putin, Aytallah Khamenei and Erdogan met a few days ago as witnesses to the world that they are together in the Middle East. Meanwhile Secretary-General I NATO, Stoltenberg decanched shortly after the bombings that they have the support of the North Alliance.

Not only is Albania a member of the Alliance, Albanian political leaders should have a stand to support, but to answer the accusations they have made to each other. Basha must immediately come out to punish Russia's stance to prove that the charges she is being charged with received funding during the election campaign from the Kremlin are fantasy. Rama must also come out and indirectly reject the opposition's accusations that Albania's UN vote has rented to Erdogan.