Rival Powers Struggle to Gauge Trump’s Middle East Priorities

As Russian and Syrian government forces resume air attacks on Aleppo, there are growing fears among Syrian rebels that they may lose the support of the United States once President-elect Donald Trump takes office in January. Across the Middle East, rival powers are trying to digest the implications of Trump’s election victory for the region – which remains beset by conflict in Syria, Iraq, Yemen and Libya. Henry Ridgwell reports.