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Iran has been Syria's closest ally since the Iran-Iraq War. With hatred for the United States and Israel, they work in consort to smuggle arms The Ex Factor Guide Review to Hezbollah in Lebanon. Iran, being a Shia muslim country, has been training and supporting Iraqi Shia militias fighting ISIS. Even though Syria is majority Sunni, Bashar al-Assad is Alawite (a sect of Shia Islam). In recent days, Iraq has agreed to provide intelligence for Russia, Iran, and Syria.

China plays an important role with Syria as they have significant trade relationships. China is Syria's main importer as well as a partner in Syria's oil production, helping to produce 100,000 barrels of oil daily. China also has trade relationships with Iran exceeding $50 billion yearly. They export $170 million of arms to Iran yearly and have a history of assisting Iran in the development of nuclear weapons.

So what does all this mean? Russia will begin attacking Syrian rebels, not exclusively ISIS. As President Obama and John Kerry have proven to be a less competent and weaker adversary, Putin will defy the West's demands by defending Bashar al-Assad. Obama will foolishly send airstrikes against ISIS Sunnis, while Putin and Assad attack other Syrian rebels. If Putin succeeds in keeping Assad in power, I would not doubt that he will beef up Russia's presence and gain a foothold in the Middle East in his quest to become a world dominant power. Not only do I see a growth of Russia military personnel and armaments, http://gr8marketingideas.com/the-ex-factor-guide-review/ I also expect Russian missile systems to placed in Syria in defense as Iran develops and builds nuclear missiles to aim at Israel and the West. With intelligence being feed to Iran and Russia via Iraqi Shia, I wouldn't be surprised to see Iran vie for Iraq and its oil. It was definitely the mistake of the United States not to take Iraq's oil after the war with Iraq. Putin, after all, went for regaining Ukraine, which happens to hold pipelines of 80% of Russian natural gas flowing to Europe.