The U.S. is establishing a “New Syrian Army” composed of Daesh terrorists, the Russian Reconciliation Center stated on Saturday.
“Despite the statements from the American side about its adherence to elimination of the Daesh terrorist organization, it continues cooperating with the remaining terrorists in Syria,” the center said.
Instructors from the U.S. Special Operations Command are training terrorists to form the “New Syrian Army.”
“The U.S. instructors are saying that after the training, the new units would be relocated to Syria’s south to fight,” it added.
The U.S. has been using a refugee camp located 20 kilometers northeast of al-Shaddadi in Syria’s al-Hasakah for over six months as a training base. The camp currently hosts approximately 750 terrorists “from Raqqa, Deir ez-Zor, Abu Kamal and the Euphrates’ eastern areas.”
Of the 750 terrorists at the camp, 400 are Daesh terrorists “who, with support from the U.S., fled Raqqa in a convoy in October.” The trained terrorists will be dispatched to Syria’s southern districts.
Footage from Oct. 12 shows a convoy of Daesh terrorists were evacuated by the US and PKK/PYD.
US evacuates Daesh terrorists from Syria's Raqqa
Daesh leader held at US base
A Syrian source told Yeni Şafak daily that Daesh leader Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi was captured ın Iraq by the U.S. and was then brought to Syria’s al-Karamah region. The source, who was previously a militant part of Jund al-Aqsa, said that Baghdadi was first taken to the U.S. base in Ras al-Ayn and then to a U.S. base in al-Hasakah-Rmeilan.
The source added that apart from Baghdadi, seven other top Daesh officials were a part of the group and that one of them was an Iraqi national and the others were from outside of Syria and Iraq.

Daesh leader Baghdadi
The number of U.S. and Saudi-supplied weapons in Daesh’s arsenal goes “far beyond those that would have been available through battle capture alone,” according to a report published by the Conflict Armament Research (CAR) on Thursday. According to the report, arms sent by the U.S. and Saudi Arabia under the guise of supporting the fight against Daesh ended up in the hands of the terror organization. To compile the report, titled Weapons of Daesh, CAR conducted investigations in Syria and Iraq between 2014 and 2017, and also scanned battlegrounds, examining over 40,000 items in the process. The U.S. and Saudi supplied weapons were all manufactured in European Union member states, most of which were seized by Daesh, CAR said.Weapons sent by Saudi Arabia as part of the anti-Daesh coalition were also seized by the Daesh terror organization, the report found. “Evidence collected by CAR indicates that the United States has repeatedly diverted EU-manufactured weapons and ammunition to forces in the Syrian conflict. Isis [Daesh] forces rapidly gained custody of significant quantities of this material,” it said.According to the report, 90 per cent of the weapons and ammunition overall were made in Russia, China and Eastern Europe, while the remaining ten percent was mostly produced in other European countries. Russia and China alone accounted for over 50 percent of the weapons and ammunition production.US, Saudi’s dirty plan for JerusalemSaudi media promotes pro-PKK propaganda
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The U.S. on Friday urged supporters of Syria’s Bashar al-Assad regime to press it to "participate fully" in negotiations with the opposition in Geneva."We support [UN Special Envoy for Syria Staffan] de Mistura’s call for the regime’s supporters to use their leverage to urge the regime to participate fully in tangible negotiations with the opposition in Geneva," State Department spokesperson Heather Nauert said in a statement, referring to Geneva peace talksThe Geneva Conference on Syria was a UN-backed international peace conference on the future of Syria with the aim of ending the Syrian civil war by bringing together the Syrian government and the opposition to discuss clear steps towards a transitional government.The eighth round of formal intra-Syrian peace talks in Geneva concluded Thursday without any results as the UN envoy criticized the Syrian regime for having preconditions for direct talks with the opposition delegation and only discussing the issue of terrorism.Nauert said the U.S. urges all parties to work seriously toward a political resolution to the conflict or face "continued isolation and instability indefinitely" in Syria."We also note the constructive participation of the Syrian opposition delegation, which stands in contrast to the obstructionism and procrastination of the Syrian regime delegation," she added. Describing the failed talks as a "missed golden opportunity", De Mistura said he was disappointed with the results.However, he said he has been planning another round of peace talks in Geneva in January. Nauert added that the U.S. commends De Mistura and his team for their efforts in the latest round of Syria talks in Geneva.
US urges Assad regime to fully take part in peace talks