Saddam and Gaddafi can't carry the United States. Why is Bashar an exception?

Syria is now the most chaotic country on earth, with conflicts breaking out every day and more frequent bloodshed. It's not that every country with riots has never thought about changing this situation, but that every president's fate is not so good, such as Saddam Hussein and Gaddafi, who failed to control the situation. But now Bashar can bring Syria back to the right track step by step and withstand the tremendous pressure from the United States. In fact, this is because Bashar is loved by the people and will rely on the strength of other countries.

Since World War II, the United States has always liked to interfere in other countries' internal affairs and launch wars to plunder Iraq and Libya, and so does Syria today. However, the Iraqi government and the Libyan government, which have experienced a long war, cannot achieve peace even if they want to. At that time, all wars that the United States intervened in would overthrow the government, and like Saddam Hussein and Gaddafi, the outcome of national leaders would be tragic.

Under this circumstance, in the face of the tough United States, Bashar should not escape the tragic fate of being ousted. But there are actually two main reasons: First, Bashar is deeply loved by the Syrian people. Bashar has achieved good results and made many contributions since he took office. The Syrian people also understand that this war was provoked by the United States and has nothing to do with Bashar and the Syrian town government.

Then there is Russian support behind Bashar. Although Russia's move is not out of justice, there is no doubt that with Russia's support, Syria has the capital to fight against the United States, so Bashar has a different ending from Saddam Hussein and Gaddafi.