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Ponce
26th June 2013, 10:45 AM
American troops in Egypt is like American laws in the US......once they are in, they won't come out.

The numbers of US troops in foreign countrys just went up from 177 to 178........that we know off.

The Egyptians just went from the frying pan into the fire.
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In an indication of “a great power struggle over control of the Middle East,” the United States is deploying about 400 ground troops to Egypt, a military analyst told Press TV.

“The U.S. does not want to lose Syria and Egypt,” Michael Burns said on Tuesday.

The troops have been training for months at Fort Hood, Texas in anticipation of anti-government protests in Egypt and the possibility of having to protect the country’s border with Israel.


The U.S. soldiers will be joining troops from 12 other nations to guard posts and security checkpoints along the Sinai Peninsula to respond to any peace treaty violations between Egypt and Israel.

“We have an enormous influence by the Israeli lobby in this country,” that drives key policy decisions in Washington, Burns said.

Burns slammed what he called the “skullduggery” of U.S. foreign policy which is “engorging in a feast of war upon war.”

A spokesman of the Egyptian armed forces has confirmed the deployment of U.S. troops to Egypt, according to Ahram Online.

The opposition in Egypt continues to clash with supporters of President Mohamed Morsi and plans mass protests on June 30.

The Egyptian president has called for dialogue with the opposition in order to forge a roadmap and eliminate the existing disagreements in the country.

http://rinf.com/alt-news/breaking-news/us-to-deploy-troops-to-egypt-to-control-middle-east-analyst/45485/

Serpo
26th June 2013, 10:59 AM
All personnel withdrawn from Russian navy base in Syria - diplomat Get short URL (http://rt.com/politics/navy-diplomat-syria-base-251/)
Published time: June 26, 2013 09:43
http://rt.com/files/news/1f/8e/30/00/navy-diplomat-syria-base.si.jpgRussia's nuclear-powered missile cruiser Pyotr Veliky navy sailors attend a greeting ceremony for the Russian official delegation at Syria's Mediterranean port of Tartus. (RIA Novosti)






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Russia’s Deputy Foreign Minister says all personnel had been evacuated from the navy resupply base in Tartus, Syria, adding that not a single Russian military serviceman remained in the country.
Mikhail Bogdanov made the announcement in an interview with the Al-Hayat newspaper. “Presently, the Russian Defense Ministry has not a single person stationed in Syria. The base does not have any strategic military importance,” the newspaper quoted the Russian official as saying.
Russian media have verified the statement and the business daily Vedomosti quoted an unnamed source in the Defense Ministry as saying that this was true as all military and civilian personnel had been evacuated from the Tartus base and there were no Russian military instructors working with the Syrian military forces. The source added that the withdrawal was prompted not only by the increased risks caused by the ongoing military conflict, but also by the fact that in the current conditions any incident involving Russian servicemen would likely have some unfavorable reaction from the international community.
Russia currently has a 16-ship flotilla in the Mediterranean Sea but none of them has called at the port of Tartus in recent months and there were no reports of such plans.
Mikhail Bogdanov is also Russian President’s plenipotentiary for Middle East issues and he headed the Russian delegation at this week’s talks between Russia, US and UN on preparations of the major international conference on Syria, dubbed Geneva-2.
Following the Tuesday round of talks another Russian diplomat – Deputy Foreign Minister Gennadiy Gatilov – told reporters that the sides failed to agree on a number of questions and the terms of the future conference were not yet agreed. In particular, the participants of the talks varied on Iran’s possible role in the future conference.
Moscow supports Tehran’s participation in talks as it would make a positive contribution to the possible political settlement in Syria, the Russian official noted.
Besides, the participation of some of the Syrian opposition groups remains under question though the US side said they were working on this, Gatilov added.
The Russian diplomat said that the supplies of weapons to the Syrian opposition were not discussed at Tuesday's talks, though he noted that this issue “was not creating positive political environment for the start of the political process.”
Gatilov said that Russia still hoped the plan to call the international conference would end in success. In particular, the issue will be discussed at the forthcoming meeting between Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov and US State Secretary John Kerry, due soon within the framework of the ASEAN conference in Brunei.

http://rt.com/politics/navy-diplomat-syria-base-251/

Serpo
26th June 2013, 11:00 AM
quote...

“We have an enormous influence by the Israeli lobby in this country,” that drives key policy decisions in Washington, Burns said.

madfranks
26th June 2013, 08:30 PM
“The U.S. does not want to lose Syria and Egypt,” Michael Burns said on Tuesday.

i didn't realize that Syria and Egypt were owned by the US...

Cebu_4_2
27th June 2013, 01:41 AM
quote...

“We have an enormous influence by the Israeli lobby in this country,” that drives key policy decisions in Washington, Burns said.

Ding Ding!

Ponce
27th June 2013, 09:06 AM
And.........re- Ding Ding with a triple Dinggggggggggggggg !

JohnQPublic
27th June 2013, 09:08 AM
All personnel withdrawn from Russian navy base in Syria - diplomat

Get short URL (http://rt.com/politics/navy-diplomat-syria-base-251/)
Published time: June 26, 2013 09:43
http://rt.com/files/news/1f/8e/30/00/navy-diplomat-syria-base.si.jpgRussia's nuclear-powered missile cruiser Pyotr Veliky navy sailors attend a greeting ceremony for the Russian official delegation at Syria's Mediterranean port of Tartus. (RIA Novosti)






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Russia’s Deputy Foreign Minister says all personnel had been evacuated from the navy resupply base in Tartus, Syria, adding that not a single Russian military serviceman remained in the country.
Mikhail Bogdanov made the announcement in an interview with the Al-Hayat newspaper. “Presently, the Russian Defense Ministry has not a single person stationed in Syria. The base does not have any strategic military importance,” the newspaper quoted the Russian official as saying.
Russian media have verified the statement and the business daily Vedomosti quoted an unnamed source in the Defense Ministry as saying that this was true as all military and civilian personnel had been evacuated from the Tartus base and there were no Russian military instructors working with the Syrian military forces. The source added that the withdrawal was prompted not only by the increased risks caused by the ongoing military conflict, but also by the fact that in the current conditions any incident involving Russian servicemen would likely have some unfavorable reaction from the international community.
Russia currently has a 16-ship flotilla in the Mediterranean Sea but none of them has called at the port of Tartus in recent months and there were no reports of such plans.
Mikhail Bogdanov is also Russian President’s plenipotentiary for Middle East issues and he headed the Russian delegation at this week’s talks between Russia, US and UN on preparations of the major international conference on Syria, dubbed Geneva-2.
Following the Tuesday round of talks another Russian diplomat – Deputy Foreign Minister Gennadiy Gatilov – told reporters that the sides failed to agree on a number of questions and the terms of the future conference were not yet agreed. In particular, the participants of the talks varied on Iran’s possible role in the future conference.
Moscow supports Tehran’s participation in talks as it would make a positive contribution to the possible political settlement in Syria, the Russian official noted.
Besides, the participation of some of the Syrian opposition groups remains under question though the US side said they were working on this, Gatilov added.
The Russian diplomat said that the supplies of weapons to the Syrian opposition were not discussed at Tuesday's talks, though he noted that this issue “was not creating positive political environment for the start of the political process.”
Gatilov said that Russia still hoped the plan to call the international conference would end in success. In particular, the issue will be discussed at the forthcoming meeting between Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov and US State Secretary John Kerry, due soon within the framework of the ASEAN conference in Brunei.

http://rt.com/politics/navy-diplomat-syria-base-251/

Did not see this. Russia says Nyet!
http://gold-silver.us/forum/showthread.php?70599-Russian-Defense-Ministry-refutes-reports-of-Syria-evacuation