U.S. troops wearing the crests of the Kurdistan Workers’ Party (PKK), Democratic Union Party (PYD) and People’s Protection Units (YPG) are positioned near Turkey’s borders. Twelve U.S. bases were constructed in northern Syria with the aim of attacking Turkey.
U.S. Special Envoy for the Coalition against Daesh Brett McGurk, who was dispatched to the region by the White House as a new “Lawrence of Arabia,” is directing regional plots including the delivery of Syria and Iraq between PKK and Daesh.
T. E. Lawrence was a British Army officer credited with instigating an Arab insurgency against the then Ottoman Turkish rule during World War I.
Whenever the PKK targets Turkey from the border, a U.S. flag is erected in that area. Whenever Ankara wants to intervene against terrorists, it is faced with U.S. troops.
People in many parts of northern Syria were forced to leave their homes. Even if Daesh is cleared from the region, the Syrians cannot return home because this time the PKK threatens them.
The U.S. is forming a terrorist organization with advanced technological capabilities on the border with Turkey by sending close to 4,000 truckloads of arms and munitions.
Daesh terrorists escaped Raqqa under the protection of the PKK/PYD with the U.S., but Washington went as far as interfering with satellite images due to the fact that they cannot be tracked.
The only support to Washington, which gives the message that they will not allow Daesh to be eliminated by saying "We are permanently in Syria," does not from the countries of the region but from the PKK.
The U.S. sent a group of nearly 300 Daesh terrorists, who were evacuated from Raqqa, to the city of Abu Kemal on the Iraqi border. The Pentagon protects Daesh against Russia. Possible attacks against them are blocked.
Military sources point out that the Daesh terrorists allowed to leave Raqqa with their weapons could reorganize in Iraq by the U.S. and be dispatched to the Ovaköy-Faysh Khabur region on the Turkey border.
Russia's foreign minister Sergei Lavrov on Thursday said that the U.S. was protecting Daesh in Syria and preventing operations by Russia and Syria targeting the terrorists. Speaking at a press conference in Moscow, Lavrov said the Russian air force was hindered by the U.S.-led coalition. He stated that the presence of the U.S. in Syria is illegitimate and the evacuation of Daesh terrorists from Raqqa affected the situation on the field.
“The U.S. is justifying its presence, which is illegitimate because it is not based on the decision of the UN Security Council or the invitation of the legitimate [Syria] government.”
“The Syrian army’s actions supported by the Russian Aerospace Forces to eliminate the remaining Daesh militants were hindered, while more time was needed to reach our goals,” said Lavrov regarding the U.S.-PKK secret deal that enabled Daesh terrorists to flee from Raqqa.
Luke Coffey, the Director of the Foreign Policy Center Heritage Foundation, said: “America’s “partners” in the YPG dedicate the capture of Raqqa to terrorist and PKK co-founder Abdullah Öcalan. Crazy! Just a reminder the PKK has been a U.S. designated Foreign Terrorist Organization since 1997. The YPG is essentially its Syrian branch. Policymakers in Washington knew this but ignored this. Goal was capture of Raqqa and it didn't matter how or by whom. Now we are stuck with the YPG. Not only is YPG linked to PKK it's also neo-Marxist organization. We've provided them weapons that we don't even provide Ukraine or Georgia! In some cases villages captured by the YPG, presumably with USA help, have been handed over to Assad regime. All funded by US taxpayer. Now what? U.S. support to YPG will likely come back to bite us.”
