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Assad’s Regime: An Unstable Machine

Drawing, International, Political Cartoons

What is the best way to stop an unstable machine?

May 22, 2013February 10, 2015 Dan Nott Image Tagged Assad, Bashar al-Assad, cartoon, civil war, Iran, military, political, Russia, Syria 1 Comment

One thought on “Assad’s Regime: An Unstable Machine”

Lee

May 22, 2013 at 12:57 pm

This is a wonderful cartoon, Dan. Really tells the situation there and the story that seems to get more complicated all the time.
Great work.

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