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ALEXEI MALASHENKO, Middle East expert with the Carnegie Moscow Center, saying recent comments by Russia's foreign minister regarding Syrian President Bashar Assad's responsibility in a massacre of 100 people may have the Syrian leader reevaluating his course of action.
