Abstract
<p>W niniejszym artykule stwierdzono, że Stany Zjednoczone nie powinny wspierać tworzenia bezpiecznych przystani / nie ma stref w Syrii. Nie ma fundamentalnych interesów narodowych w wojnie domowej w Syrii, używanie amerykańskiej siły militarnej w celu ochrony cywilów ma wiele zagrożeń, a wszelkie wysiłki na rzecz utworzenia stref lotnych odbijają amerykańską uwagę i zasoby z walki z islamskim państwem. Nie ma też gwarancji, że bezpieczne schronienie rzeczywiście zapewnia bezpieczeństwo tym, którzy są w środku.</p>
Highlights
The contemporary wars in Syria: the civil war against the regime of Bashar al-Assad and the fight against the Islamic State (ISIS) have created the greatest humanitarian tragedy of the early 21st century
This study argues that the United States should not support the creation of safe havens/ no fly zones in Syria
It is optimistic in the extreme to predict believe that Syrian no-fly zones created with less of a commitment, using fewer American forces and in an infinitely more complex political environment will ease, much less solve, the calamitous situation faced by the Syrian population
Summary
The contemporary wars in Syria: the civil war against the regime of Bashar al-Assad and the fight against the Islamic State (ISIS) have created the greatest humanitarian tragedy of the early 21st century. According to the United Nations, at the end of 2016 there were 4.9 million Syrian refugees, 6.3 million Internally Displaced Persons, and more than thirteen million persons were in need of humanitarian assistance.[1] The United States has been the largest single contributor of humanitarian aid, providing a total of 6.5 billion USD from the beginning of the civil war in 2011 through March 2017. Half of that amount has been spent in Syria, itself, in support of the needs of the displaced, while neighboring countries have received extensive aid to support their efforts to deal with the large influx of refugees.[2]
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