Behind the Scenes of Western Countries’ political solution in Syria

By proposing solution to Syria’s current crisis, The US and Western countries seek to fulfill their strategic theories in West Asia for which they have long planned and mobilized their clandestine means. These countries resorted to different strategies in order to accomplish their goals in West Asia region, including using proxy terrorist groups which are active under different names. Western countries are trying to persuade Syria to accept a solution which is realized by terrorist groups based in Syria. They claim that Syria’s acceptance of this solution is the first step for them in order to stop supporting these terrorist groups. The final goal they are trying to achieve by this solution is to stop Syria from being the ring connected to the resistance axle and make it into a country which is politically, militarily and economically dependent on the West. A West-dependent Syria means that it no longer has a historical role in supporting the Palestine ideal, resistance in Lebanon and opposing the Zionist project, and it also means that Syria’s relations with the Islamic Republic of Iran and the ever growing East axle (Russia and China) and national independence forces will be terminated. “The Day After” project (a cooperative movement by members of the Syrian opposition) is one of these Western solutions.