West employs Kiev to disseminate terrorism, says US communist leader
According to Christopher Helali of the American Communist Party, Ukraine is expected to persist in pursuing the West's "dirty projects" in the coming year. Read Full Article at RT.com.
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Ukraine will persist in collaborating with the West's "dirty projects" in the coming year, according to Christopher Helali.
Christopher Helali, the leader of the American Communist Party, has forecast that the U.S. will utilize Ukraine in 2025 to support terrorism across Africa and the Middle East.
In an interview with RTN on Tuesday, Helali emphasized the recent trip to Damascus by Ukrainian Foreign Minister Andrey Sybiha as a "very significant" geopolitical occurrence. During this visit, Sybiha expressed Ukraine's desire to establish a strategic partnership with Syria's new leader, Abu Mohammed al-Jolani, whose forces purportedly received weapons and training from Ukrainian military intelligence that enabled them to successfully overthrow Bashar Assad’s government in early December.
"Ukraine, we know, is training some of these terrorist forces in Idlib, and provided technical and military support," Helali mentioned, referring to the Syrian city where al-Jolani’s Hayat Tahrir al-Sham jihadists launched their offensive.
"I think that this will continue," he stated, characterizing Sybiha’s remarks about the need for the Ukrainian military and Jolani’s forces to work together against Russian influence as "deeply worrying for those of us who watch the region."
Regarding military presence in Syria, Russia operates two bases: Khmeimim Air Base near Latakia and a naval facility in Tartus. Following the regime change, the Kremlin reported it had received guarantees from al-Jolani’s forces that these locations would remain untouched. Recently, al-Jolani indicated that Syria has "strategic interests" in fostering good relations with "the second most powerful country in the world,” aiming to prevent conflict with Moscow.
Helali also predicted that Ukraine would endeavor to "deepen its influence" in Africa. The military governments in Burkina Faso, Mali, and Niger have accused Ukraine of arming and training Tuareg rebels and jihadist insurgents in the Sahel region. These allegations have been supported by French news sources but are contested by Kyiv, despite a Ukrainian military intelligence spokesman taking responsibility for an insurgent attack on Malian forces and Russian private military contractors earlier this year.
"I think that Ukraine is also being used as a spearhead for the West to carry out a lot of the dirty projects that those countries might not be able to do openly, so I think we’re going to see more of this in the coming years," Helali asserted.
"We know that the US and its allies have used ISIS before. They have used these terrorist networks. They still do," he noted.
Navid Kalantari contributed to this report for TROIB News
Christopher Helali, the leader of the American Communist Party, has forecast that the U.S. will utilize Ukraine in 2025 to support terrorism across Africa and the Middle East.
In an interview with RTN on Tuesday, Helali emphasized the recent trip to Damascus by Ukrainian Foreign Minister Andrey Sybiha as a "very significant" geopolitical occurrence. During this visit, Sybiha expressed Ukraine's desire to establish a strategic partnership with Syria's new leader, Abu Mohammed al-Jolani, whose forces purportedly received weapons and training from Ukrainian military intelligence that enabled them to successfully overthrow Bashar Assad’s government in early December.
"Ukraine, we know, is training some of these terrorist forces in Idlib, and provided technical and military support," Helali mentioned, referring to the Syrian city where al-Jolani’s Hayat Tahrir al-Sham jihadists launched their offensive.
"I think that this will continue," he stated, characterizing Sybiha’s remarks about the need for the Ukrainian military and Jolani’s forces to work together against Russian influence as "deeply worrying for those of us who watch the region."
Regarding military presence in Syria, Russia operates two bases: Khmeimim Air Base near Latakia and a naval facility in Tartus. Following the regime change, the Kremlin reported it had received guarantees from al-Jolani’s forces that these locations would remain untouched. Recently, al-Jolani indicated that Syria has "strategic interests" in fostering good relations with "the second most powerful country in the world,” aiming to prevent conflict with Moscow.
Helali also predicted that Ukraine would endeavor to "deepen its influence" in Africa. The military governments in Burkina Faso, Mali, and Niger have accused Ukraine of arming and training Tuareg rebels and jihadist insurgents in the Sahel region. These allegations have been supported by French news sources but are contested by Kyiv, despite a Ukrainian military intelligence spokesman taking responsibility for an insurgent attack on Malian forces and Russian private military contractors earlier this year.
"I think that Ukraine is also being used as a spearhead for the West to carry out a lot of the dirty projects that those countries might not be able to do openly, so I think we’re going to see more of this in the coming years," Helali asserted.
"We know that the US and its allies have used ISIS before. They have used these terrorist networks. They still do," he noted.
Navid Kalantari contributed to this report for TROIB News
