The U.S. has established a new terror organization in Syria called The New Syrian Army (Jaysh Suriya al-Jadid) in a bid to camouflage its ongoing cooperation with Kurdistan Workers’ Party (PKK) terrorists who, with Washington, occupy a third of Syria’s territories.
The New Syrian Army organization is set to replace Syrian Democratic Forces (SDF), which is another front for PKK terrorists in Syria.
The American administration, which has been backing the PKK’s Syrian offshoot for two years, the Democratic Union Party (PYD), has set up three terror camps in the provinces of Hasakah and Deir Ezzor, where 2,500 PKK terrorists were drafted to be part of the new terror organization.
U.S. Envoy Brett Mcgurk is said to be responsible for designing the new terror group’s logo, uniforms and its so-called management personnel.
Despite all its efforts to camouflage its true purpose, the U.S.-backed SDF terrorists, which is the current PKK front allied with Washington, has carried out mass killings and forced displacements of the populations of Hasakah, rural Aleppo and Raqqa.
However, American plans were exposed when former SDF spokesman Talal Sillo, who surrendered to Turkey, revealed the U.S.’s covert cooperation with Daesh, in addition to the U.S. Special Forces Command admitting that the SDF is “merely a front.”
Speaking to Yeni Şafak, Hasakah’s former Governor Muhammad Shimali said that “For a while, the Pentagon has been searching for an alternative in Syria, after its trick through the SDF and its ties to the PKK have been completely exposed, and the New Syrian Army has been created for this purpose; it will soon be deployed to the field.”
Shimali also said that the new PKK front will be marketed with the same propaganda of being comprised of Arab tribes, but “in reality it will be run from Qandil.”
The PKK has drafted 2,500 terrorists to assume duties in its new terrorist offshoot, which will be made up of 30,000 terrorists.
The U.S. has sent aerial and ground shipments of arms and munitions to the new terror organization, which, according to the New Syrian Army commander Muhannad Talaa, has been awarded training and logistical headquarters assigned by the Pentagon in Hasakah and Deir Ezzor.
The U.S. has supported the SDF, which consists of the PKK/PYD and other groups, in fighting Daesh in Syria but has largely ignored its links to the PKK. The PKK is listed as a terrorist organization by Turkey, the European Union and the United States.
