Despite Trump’s pledge to withdraw from Syria there are multiple reports of “massive” new military convoys delivering to U.S. positions in eastern Syria
Why, asks Scott Ritter, if the U.S. military was about to withdraw from Syria, would ISIS attack American troops in such a high profile manner?
First U.S. proxies in the guise of Islamic State (Daesh, ISIS) brought Syria to the brink of ruin. Now the U.S. is threatening those who could help rebuild it
Israel launches a second night of sustained strikes on Iranian and Hezbollah positions in Syria
2012 memo to then Secretary of State Clinton urged her to support “Syrian rebels”, to help weaken Iran and allay Israeli fears. Consequently half-a-million Syrians are dead
Despite widespread public opposition British Special Forces were actively deployed on the ground in Syria, where militants targeted them using U.S.-supplied weapons
With his fixation on promoting conflict on Israel’s behalf, John Bolton strikes this writer as psychopathic. It seems Pentagon insiders are of the same opinion
Forces are moving in America and in Israel to bring about a U.S. confrontation with Iran — before U.S. troops leave Syria. Pat Buchanan explains
Stealth is of the essnce here. So that not only most Iraqis unaware of the U.S. troop deployment, crucially, most Amercans are too
While we don’t disagree with what Thierry Meyssan writes here, his conclusion may be a bit premature. Yes, Trump says he wants to withdraw but U.S. forces have yet to do so and until they do we will reserve judgement
Despite Trump’s December announcement the withdrawal of US troops from Syria is not happening and nor will it happen anytime soon
Despite Trump’s announcement, it looks increasingly like U.S. troops will STAY in Syria