CivilnetWhat does the future hold for the Armenians of Kesab following the Syrian Army’s recapture of the historic Armenian town on the border from anti-government rebels? Keith Watenpaugh, Associate Professor at University of California, Davis and an expert on the Modern Middle East spoke to Maria Titizian about the situation on the ground, the role of regional powers and the expansion of extreme Islamic groups like ISIS.
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