US, Russian armored military vehicles met for joint patrols in Deir Gusun village, sources say.
AL-HASAKAH, Syria
The US and Russia conducted on Wednesday their first joint patrols in al-Hasakah, a Syrian province under the YPG/PKK occupation, local sources said.
The US and Russian armored military vehicles met for joint patrols in Deir Gusun village, near the Turkish border, according to the sources.
Col. Myles B. Caggins, a spokesman for the US-led coalition against Daesh/ISIS terror group, said it was not a joint patrol but it was probably intended to prevent overlapping of patrols.
Caggins did not deny that the countries had a joint activity.
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WNU Editor: I would not say it was a joint patrol. More like being in the same place at the same time, and making sure that no one gets in anyone's way.
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Wait ...What!?
I though Libya was an example of O'Bumbles Smart Power?
Obama came
Obama Saw
Obama smashed a country to pieces!
His acolytes called that smart diplomacy.
It looks like a good start!! A joint patrol would probably be to much to expect at this point but baby steps in the right direction are always good. I expect the media to react hysterically against any cooperation with Russia. Oh wait they are busy with coronavirus scare and race baiting with regards to Minneapolis. There's probably not much time to for them to focus on this.
ReplyDeleteWell, at least Russia and US are talking with each other.
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