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US airstrike support to Syrian rebels doesn’t require new legal basis – State Dept.

The US has been carrying out airstrikes against ISIS in Syria for almost a year, and the latest decision to bomb Syrian government forces in order to “protect” US-trained “moderate rebels” does not require any additional legal justification, the State Department believes.

US airstrike support to Syrian rebels doesn’t require new legal basis – State Dept.
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US airstrike support to Syrian rebels doesn’t require new legal basis – State Dept.

The US has been carrying out airstrikes against ISIS in Syria for almost a year, and the latest decision to bomb Syrian government forces in order to “protect” US-trained “moderate rebels” does not require any additional legal justification, the State Department believes.

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