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Andrew Anglin
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April 29, 2017
It seems to me this is an excuse to expand troop deployment.
Although yes, the Kurds are butthurt.
Although, who cares?
What does that have to do with anything?
RT:
The US has deployed troops to Syria’s northeast border with Turkey in an attempt to prevent an escalation of fighting between the Turkish forces and Kurdish militia units that followed Turkish airstrikes hitting two Kurdish-held areas in Syria and Iraq.
“Coalition forces are conducting joint patrols along the northeastern Syria-Turkey border to assess reports from both the [Kurdish] SDF and Turkey regarding skirmishes and cross-border fires between their respective security forces,” an official from the Combined Joint Task Force – Operation Inherent Resolve (CJTF-OIR) Public Affairs Office told RT via email, confirming the deployment.
“The patrols’ purpose is to discourage escalation and violence between two of our most trusted partners in the fight to defeat ISIS [Islamic State terrorist group (IS, former ISIS/ISIL)] and reinforce the Coalition’s commitment to both Turkey and the SDF,” the CJTF–OIR statement added.
The Coalition also called on both Turks and Kurds to “remain focused on the fight to defeat ISIS, which is the greatest threat to regional and worldwide peace and security.”
The joint patrols were also indirectly confirmed by the Pentagon. “We have US forces that are there throughout the entirety of northern Syria that operate with our Syrian Democratic Force partners,” Navy Capt. Jeff Davis, a Pentagon spokesman, told journalists on Friday, as reported by AP.
“The border is among the areas where they operate,” Davis also said, adding that the US wants Kurdish militia, including the Kurdish-dominated alliance of the Syrian Democratic Forces (SDF), to focus on the liberation of the eastern Syrian city of Raqqa, Islamic State’s self-proclaimed capital in Syria, and “not to be drawn into conflicts elsewhere.”
A senior Kurdish official, Ilham Ahmad, also told AP that the US forces began patrolling the border region Thursday in addition to their reconnaissance flights in the area. He said that the current US deployment was temporary but did not rule out a possibility of it becoming permanent.
Meanwhile, photos of the US armored personal carriers driving on a rural road in the village of Darbasiyah were posted by journalists and Kurdish activists in social networks.
The escalation of tensions in the border region was caused by a series of the Turkish airstrikes carried out on April 25 that hit Iraq’s Sinjar region and northeastern Syria. Turkey claimed it targeted “terror hubs” infiltrated by members of the Kurdistan Workers Party (PKK), which Turkey considers to be a terrorist group.
The strikes claimed the lives of a number of the Kurdish People’s Protection Units (YPG) militia fighters and civilians in Syria and resulted in casualties among forces under the Kurdish Regional Government in Iraq.
If Turkey is our “ally,” why don’t we just tell him to stop bombing the Kurds?
I’d say there’s still about a 50/50 chance of a full invasion of Syria at some point, so although this may not seem like a big deal, it is important to pay attention to. The tensions between Turkey and the Kurds is a good excuse to escalate.
Then, after escalation, there’s some other staged invent, something else happens, whatever – then you’ve got yourself the beginnings of full-on war with Russia.
#Syria Al-#Darbasiyah where #US troops arrived& stationed
? pic.twitter.com/gPLbISfd3N— Mete Sohtaoğlu (@metesohtaoglu) April 29, 2017
Happy #Kurds Wave At U.S Military Vehicles Passing Next To Them On Their Way To Darbasiyah Town's Border Area Of #Rojava To Support The #YPG pic.twitter.com/UxWPKi9Kfv
— erica (@ericasangsuwan) April 28, 2017
While the US has continued to try and bully Russia, the Russians continue to show very open willingness to cooperate to defeat ISIS.
RT:
Moscow is eager to resume cooperation with Washington on solving the Syrian crisis, Sergey Lavrov, Russia’s foreign minister, said during his meeting with his Jordanian counterpart, Ayman Safadi, in the Russian capital.
During the meeting, Lavrov noted that Jordan’s King Abdullah II has repeatedly emphasized the importance of joint Russian-American efforts in Syria.
“I can assure that we’re fully ready for this. We count on Washington to demonstrate the same approach,” he said.
The Russian FM added: “The ceasefire between the government forces and the armed opposition is also important regarding the effectiveness of tackling terrorist threats in Syria.”
But it can only be achieved “by unifying the efforts of all those who are fighting terrorism in Syria, I mean, both the Russian Air Force and the coalition led by the Americans,” he added.
According to Russia’s Foreign Ministry, Lavrov and Safadi reiterated their support for maintaining Syrian territorial integrity and sovereignty, stressing the need to increase the level of humanitarian aid provided to the country’s population.
The diplomats also spoke in favor of “further coordinated efforts to broaden and strengthen the ceasefire regime in Syria within the framework of the Astana format,” the ministry said in its statement.
A new round of intra-Syrian talks in Kazakhstan’s capital, Astana – backed by Russia, Turkey and Iran – is scheduled to take place on May 3-4.
But yeah, clearly no one in the West cares about defeating ISIS.
They won’t even attend peace talks.
