US’s bloody adventures in Syria, Iraq and Libya have failed, says Slovak parliamentarian

International

Bratislava, (ST) – Member of the Slovak Parliament, Lubusz Blaha, affirmed that the bloody adventures practiced by the United States in Syria, Libya and Iraq have failed. This matter proves that the US no longer  has the ability to continue to play the role of the global policeman.

In an interview with the Slovakian website Napalite, Blaha said that “the United States has plundered large areas of the world and provoked many dirty wars for its interests.”

He pointed out that Washington began to focus on China in light of the existing competition between them, after Beijing outperformed it in many economic fields, which the United States considers  are  attempts to put an end to its  world domination.

Raghda Sawas  

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