Presidential candidate Carly Fiorina appeared on "Hannity" Wednesday night to give her reaction to Russia’s new aggressive bomb strike campaign in Syria. Fiorina also gave a glimpse into how she would respond as president.
"Syria and Russia, who have had a longstanding relationship, Iran and Iraq are forming an unholy alliance," Fiorina said. "Russia’s intentions are to shore up and stabilize the Assad regime. ISIS is sort of a camouflage."
Fiorina said ISIS may be targeted by Russian airstrikes, but she thinks a majority of those airstrikes will instead target anti-Assad rebel cells. Fiorina stated we need to support our allies in Syria who are fighting against Assad's regime by creating and maintaining no-fly zones over them.
"We must make it crystal clear to Russia, they do not get to move into the Middle East and become the dominant outside power, which is clearly their intention," Fiorina said.
She also said America needs to provide all of our allies in the Middle East, such as the Turks and the Kurds, with leadership and material support to not only face the threat of ISIS but also stand against any aggression from Iran, Syria or Russia