Those following the “Syrian Uprising” and its repercussions during the last five years have been torn between two positions: the first, giving international stances – especially, Russia’s – the benefit of the doubt based on the assumption that regardless of the strength of its alliance with a certain regime, no government would ever keep quiet about genocide. The second, and much more realistic, expected that at least Russia would stick with the Assad regime come what may.
https://english.alarabiya.net/en/views/news/middle-east/2016/05/05/What-is-Russia-up-to-now-in-Syria-.html
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