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End of an Era: Iran-Russia Cooperation in Syria cut-off US Hegemony in the Region  

A senior Lebanese military investigator underlined that the alliance between Iran and Russia that has become more grounded in the war against the terrorists in Syria has challenged the US hegemony on the planet.


He further said that the US in the most recent five years was not able to completely actualize its plots in Syria and is attempting to make pressure between the two main regional forces.  On Monday Russian President Vladimir Putin landed in Tehran to meet Iran’s top authorities and join in the Gas Exporting Countries Forum (GECF) gathering.  Vladimir Putin met with Supreme Leader of the Islamic Revolution Ayatollah Seyed Ali Khamenei furthermore his partner President Rouhani.

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