¿Quiere una tregua el DAESH?

Interesante artículo describiendo una posibilidad más probable: que el Daesh quiera aprovechar un momento de debilidad propia para obtener una tregua que le permita ganar tiempo. Espero que tengan un poco de inteligencia y no se la den.

After months of being targeted by U.S.-led airstrikes, losing ground in Iraq and suffering defeat in a weeks-long assault to capture the Syrian border town of Kobani, is the Islamic State flagging and putting out feelers to see if a truce might be possible? Or is it just seeking to sow confusion in the ranks of its opponents and to undermine their unity and resolve by raising the idea of negotiations? Intriguingly, the Islamic State, also known as ISIS or ISIL, floated the idea on Tuesday of a negotiated truce in the latest issue of the militants’ English-language magazine Dabiq, via an article written by one of the group’s remaining Western hostages, British photojournalist John Cantlie.

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"At some stage, you’re going to have to face the Islamic State as a country, and even consider a truce,” Cantlie (a Hostage use for propaganda purposes)  argues. Acknowledging that it is “going to take some swallowing of pride,” he asks rhetorically, “What’s the alternative, launch airstrikes in half-a-dozen countries at once?” “He adds, “They’ll have to destroy half the region if that’s the case.”