U.S. and Russia Plan Joint Air Command to Hit Terrorists in Syria

(Before It's News)

By Juan Cole / Informed Comment By Juan Cole

A lot of officers in the U.S. military do not like the idea of coordinating with Russia and feel that Russia has taken advantage of past cease-fires to advance its interests and those of Bashar al-Assad on the ground.

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