ICYMI: Syria, the Kurds, and Civil War
Angry Planet16 Okt 2019

ICYMI: Syria, the Kurds, and Civil War

This week on War College, Syrian journalist Loubna Mrie walks us through life in the early days of the Syrian revolution, how it turned into a nightmarish Civil War, and the consequences of US Withdrawal.


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