Une opinion controversée de l'auteur. Difficile cependant d'ignorer plus sieurs de ces arguments.
"But while arms deals and a strategic naval base are part of the reason for Russia’s stubborn support of Assad, there are deeper reasons. For a decade or so—ever since a disruptive foray into international peacekeeping in Kosovo in 1999—Moscow has been fundamentally opposed to the idea of international action and regime change imposed from outside of a country. The reason is based on a deep paranoia that the same medicine could be applied to the countries of the former Soviet Union—or indeed Russia itself. If Assad can be ousted by an indignant international community, why not Belarusian dictator (and Moscow ally) Alexander Lukashenka?"
http://www.thedailybeast.com/articles/2011/12/02/why-is-russia-supporting-syria-s-president-bashir-assad.html
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