Jed Babbin: Time For A New Red Line In Syria

Jed Babbin: Time For A New Red Line In Syria
FILE PHOTO: A Lebanese soldier carries his weapon as he stands at an army post in the hills above the Lebanese town of Arsal, near the border with Syria, Lebanon September 21, 2016. Picture taken September 21, 2016. REUTERS/Mohamed Azakir/File photo

Frontlines across three provinces in southwest Syria have remained mostly quiet nearly 24 hours after an internationally brokered ceasefire took effect. Former Pentagon official Jed Babbin joined Dan Proft and John Kass with reaction the ceasefire in Syria, and also the growing problem with North Korea:

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