security cooperation activities
On Friday 4 March 2017 military clashes took place at the Khanasore complex in the Sinjar area between Sinjar Protection Units (SPU) belonging to the PKK (mostly composed of Yazidis) and Kurdish […]
Excerpt: “the Russians do not believe that their actions in Syria will anger the U.S. The air strikes on the U.S.-back Syrian fighters were their way of driving home this point.” http://www.westernfreepress.com/2017/03/03/new-course-old-adversaries/ […]
On 28 FEB 17 LTC Sargis Sangari was interviewed on Live from Seattle – Hosted by Michelle Mendoza. The topics ranged from U.S. systems to issues and link analysis topics on the […]
The Near East Center for Strategic Engagement is proud and honored to be a strategic partner of this year’s Ravens Challenge® in Hua Hin Thailand, 10-21 July 2017. Hosted and facilitated by […]
On 20 FEB 17 LTC Sargis Sangari was interviewed by Jeff Angelo on WHO Radio in reference to issues and topics focusing on U.S. security requirements and ISIS global operations. Related Article: […]
Lt. Col Sargis Sangari, head of the Near East Center for Strategic Engagement, is Steve’s guest. He speaks about ISIS unleashing a savage and deadly wave of persecution against Christians and other […]
On 20 FEB 17 LTC Sargis Sangari was interviewed by the Assyrian Universal Alliance Australian Chapter Radio Program “Qalid’ Khoyada” on Assyrian Issues and Topics. The interview is in Assyrian and English.
On 20 FEB 17 LTC Sargis Sangari was interviewed by the Assyrian Universal Alliance Australian Chapter Radio Program “Qalid’ Khoyada” on Assyrian Issues and Topics. The interview is in Assyrian and English. […]
Excerpts: “Thirty years of U.S. foreign policy failures have created conditions and circumstances that must be considered when deciding whether to support President Trump’s recent executive order on immigration or to oppose […]
Excerpts: “Assyrian autonomy would do more than rectify a centuries-old injustice. It could also be the key to preventing irreversible damage to relations between the U.S. and the Kurdish Regional Government (KRG).” […]
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