The US and Turkey, both NATO countries and allies for decades, began fighting a proxy war in Syria over the weekend.
Turkish jets pummeled US-backed forces in Syria’s north — all while Turkey holds one of the US’s most important bases and dozens of US nukes.
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The US and Turkey, both NATO countries and allies for decades, began fighting a proxy war in Syria over the weekend.
Turkish jets pummeled US-backed forces in Syria’s north — all while Turkey holds one of the US’s most important bases and dozens of US nukes.
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