Kremlin faces test as Moscow weighs next move in Middle East
Foreign commentary argues Russia suffers a setback in the Middle East crisis and weighs options. Moscow may avoid direct confrontation with the United States while seeking a comeback, possibly boosting weapons sales and bases to reassert influence amid Arab distrust and resentment.
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