Russian airstrikes against ISIL targets became a turning point in an attempt to restore order in Syria, the French expert wrote in Atlantico.
Meanwhile, the governments of Western countries, led by the egotistical US government that can't mind its own business and sticks its nose everywhere in the world, have lost all common sense and their ability to analyze Middle Eastern politics in a realistic manner, Denece said.
The United States and its allies organized revolutions in Tunisia, Libya, Egypt, Syria and Ukraine. None of them ended well. The revolutions brought chaos and destruction instead of the democracy they were promised.
"They [the revolutions] were not spontaneous and were part of a US-developed strategy," Denece wrote in Atlantico.
At the same time, the governments of the United States and Europe continue to criticize the Russia's actions in Syria, even though unlike the West, Moscow is conducting its operation according to international law.
Regardless of the outcome of the Syrian crisis, trust in the United States and the EU will be undermined for a long time and the West's political and economic influence will significantly decrease.
Many countries around the world consider the West a threat to global stability and they have a good reason to believe that since Western-led interventions bring nothing but chaos, death and destruction, the political analyst concluded.
