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Startrail_wanderer t1_j2eyxa1 wrote

Reply to comment by Ceratisa in India offers $280 million to Syria for building power, steel plant by Acrobatic_Effect4907

So being under sanctions means humanitarian aid needs to be denied??

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the_turdfurguson t1_j2f49hk wrote

This isn’t humanitarian aid, lol

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Startrail_wanderer t1_j2f5rw0 wrote

Read the article, maybe?

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the_turdfurguson t1_j2f5z1i wrote

> India has offered lines of credit worth USD 280 million to Syria for building a power plant and a steel plant in the country.

Loans are not humanitarian aid lol

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Startrail_wanderer t1_j2f6ynh wrote

>She also said that India has been extending humanitarian, technical and developmental assistance to Syria through bilateral and multilateral channels. Consignments of food and medicines have been supplied to Syria from time to time, including during the pandemic.

Hiding on the technicalities are we?

Other sources Humanitarian aid to Syria

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the_turdfurguson t1_j2f7hj4 wrote

The article is about India loaning money for steel and energy production. It wasn’t about other humanitarian aid.

You’re flailing.

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Mecha-Dave t1_j2fh16b wrote

The previous power plants, and steel mills, by the way, were previously destroyed by the current regime while attempting to stay in power.

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Reselects420 t1_j2fk8uw wrote

Why

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Mecha-Dave t1_j2fn9m0 wrote

Because they are evil fascists that the current government of India is propping up with foreign money?

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Reselects420 t1_j2fqzyl wrote

Why did they destroy the power plants and steel mills? What did that do?

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Mecha-Dave t1_j2frkqc wrote

It's a civil war, my dude, the government has been bombing anywhere there's resistance.

There was another nuclear reactor that was breeding fissile material that was destroyed by the Israeli air force.

Joudco's steel plant specifically was destroyed by the regime because "rebels" were "hiding" there.

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