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Turkey, Kurds, and U.S. Foreign Policy in Syria
This chapter explores the intricate diplomatic tensions between Turkey, Kurdish allies, and U.S. foreign policy in the context of the Syrian conflict. It highlights the challenges of aligning with the PKK amid Turkey's opposition, the implications for regional stability, and critiques decisions made during the Obama administration. Additionally, the discussion sheds light on Turkey's dual role as both a victim and facilitator in the rise of ISIS, framing these dynamics within the larger geopolitical landscape of the Middle East.