US Confuses Proxies in Syria, Inciting Conflict Between US- Mooselimb Backed Groups

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What sounds ridiculous for some, represents reality for others. The US made many failures in Syria and the latest seems to top any other.


US proxies have begun to fight with each other, according to US-backed Syrian rebels who reported to BuzzFeed that the fight with rival rebels supported by the US military is on.
As the Syrian war gains momentum, the US-led coalition appears to be pushing rebels to fight against not only Daesh but with each other indicating a serious decline in US foreign policy objectives.
This week Furqa al-Sultan Murad, the CIA-backed rebel battalion, was under attack by Kurdish militants or YPG, supported by the Pentagon in Syria's Aleppo.
"It's very strange, and I cannot understand it," said Ahmed Othman, the commander of Furqa al-Sultan Murad. He said he was in regular contact with his American handlers about the problems on the ground.
"The Americans must stop [the YPG] — they must tell them you are attacking groups that we support just like we support you," Othman said. "But they are just watching. I don't understand U.S. politics."


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