Chances Of Syria War Engulfing Wider Region Growing, But Turkey Wading In Probably Wouldn’t Help The Rebels -- Stephen Starr, Special to National Post
The potential for Syria’s revolt-turned-civil war engulfing the wider region seems to be growing by the day.
Turkey and Syria continue to trade daily shell fire since five Turkish civilians in the border town of Akcakale were killed by the Syrian military last week. On Wednesday, a Syrian Arab Airlines passenger jet en route from Moscow to Damascus was forced to land in Ankara by two Turkish F16 fighter jets.
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