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April 16, 2012

Syrian Opposition Becoming More Organized

Institute for Study of War, Institute for the Study of War

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Policymakers must identify and understand Syria’s political opposition, both in exile and on the ground, in order to develop a clear vision of their aims and a better strategy for support. Any successful U.S. policy in Syria should focus on constructing a viable alternative to Assad's government.

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