US Army Lieutenant Colonel (ret.) Sargis Sangari grew up in Iran of an ethnic Assyrian family. Sargis is CEO of The Near East Center for Strategic Engagement LLC and had six years of continuous combat deployment in the Mid East-conducted 144 combat patrols, 22 Special Forces missions and survived 7 IED attacks. Col. Sargis Sangari has [...]
Interview of LTC Sargis Sangari, founder and CEO of NEC-SE. Date: October 18, 2018 Host Blanquita Cullum on The Hard Question LTC Sargis Sangari on assignment in Iraq. Takes time for a brief interview regarding Iraq and living conditions of the local people there.
On 4 OCT 18 LTC Sargis Sangari, CEO NEC-SE, was interviewed on Bill Martinez Live about Iran’s future in the region, the impact of the closure of the U.S. Consulate in Basra Iraq on our relationship with the Sunni Arab states and the affects and possible fixes of and for the U.S. near and long [...]
Lt. Col (Ret) Sargis Sangari | October 1, 2018 Regardless of the reasons and concerns that prompted Secretary of State Michael Pompeo to order the closing of the U.S. consulate in Basra, Iraq, the message this move send to Iraq – and to our allies – is that Iran remains a power to be reckoned with [...]
Sargis Sangari is on with Raman David to discuss the elections in Iraq. LTC Sargis Sangari is the founder and CEO of NEC-SE.
View this email in your browser Expert Guest Avail: Lt. Col (R) Sargis Sangari Todays Iraqi COR Decision: A Harbinger of An “Iraqi” Civil War June 6, 2018 | Near East Center | Lt Col (R) Sargis Sangari In the Iraqi parliamentary elections held on 12 MAY 18, 250 of 328 sitting members of parliament [...]
By LTC Sargis Sangari The Iranian nuclear deal must be seen from multiple perspectives: military, economic, political, and social. Starting from the political perspective: The POTUS says that we do not want this deal because it is not fair. But the I-5 approved it, and even before its due date President Trump has chosen to [...]
By LTC Sargis Sangari and Steven WeingartnerRequest Interviews Here The displacement of ethnic groups for political purposes is nothing new. Seemingly every day we read about groups of refugees fleeing violence and persecution. The Near East Center for Strategic Engagement (NEC-SE) first operationalized mission was to assist Assyrian Christians targeted for ethnic cleansing by Da’esh and other [...]
"The terror suspect in NY name is Sayfullo Saipov. Sayfullo in Arabic means Sword of Allah... for the Islamic Jihad. The Seyfo Center is named after the sword that was used in WWI by the Turks and Sunni Muslim Kurds to kill 750,000 Assyrians in northern Iraq and Southern Turkey in the first genocide of the 20th century. [...]
Available for Interview: LTC Sargis Sangari Assyrian Civilian Christians have been wounded in the fighting between Sunni Muslim Kurds and Shia militias/Iraqi Army forces in the village of Teleskof in the Assyria Nineveh Plain.Request Interviews Here The Assyrian Christians who had started to return to Teleskof after the Mosul fight were greeted by mortar [...]
