The last upheavals of the war in Syria are not the least violent. After nine years of war, the fighting in the province of Idlib threatens to degenerate into a "major international military confrontation," warns the head of European diplomacy, Josep Borrell. Face to face, all weapons deployed, the Turkey of Recep Tayyip Erdogan, member of NATO, and the Syria of Bashar al-Assad, supported and guided by Russia by Vladimir Putin. Who, in this small sulfur club, can wear the victim's halo? At the forefront of the danger of a new exodus of migrants, Europeans have only bad cards.
From Syria to Libya, Erdogan's adventurism collided head-on with Putin's expansionism. The Turkish president is committed south of his border to neutralize the Kurds (our partners, but his enemies) and create a "buffer zone" where return half of the 4 million refugees present on his territory. Along the way, he armed
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