Sectarian strife will persist in Syria after Assad’s fall, top U.S. intelligence official says

12 Apr 2013

“Sectarian violence is likely to continue in Syria long after the fall of President Bashar al-Assad as divisions among opposition groups deepen, the Obama administration’s top intelligence official said Thursday.”

Source: Sectarian strife will persist in Syria after Assad’s fall, top U.S. intelligence official says – The Washington Post

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