Kremlin on Friday issued a strong statement describing the US move as “aggression against a sovereign nation”.
Moscow said the strikes had been carried out on an “invented pretext” and claimed the Syrian army did not have chemical weapons.
According to Russia, the strike would do “significant damage to US-Russia ties” and created a “serious obstacle” to creating an international coalition to defeat Isis.
Kremlin also added that Russian president Vladimir Putin views the strikes as an attempt to deflect world attention from civilian deaths in Iraq – where at least 150 people died in a series of coalition airstrikes in Mosul last month.
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President Trump is not a weakly like Obama who cowardly refused to bomb Syria because of crazy Putin. Now, another crazy man like himself is in the White House. Let Putin try Trump and see what will happen. Trump/Republican Party do not tolerate nonsense from these dictators ruling many nations in our world including Nigeria. The time for their tyranny and impunity is over.
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