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    "National Interest": 3,400 American soldiers in Iraq and Syria with "unclear" goals

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    Post by Rocky Sun 28 Jan 2024, 4:11 am

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    Alsumaria News - Translation:

    The American magazine "The National Interest" revealed that approximately 3,400 American soldiers are still deployed in Syria and Iraq with unclear goals, while indicating that these forces have become easy targets for armed groups.


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    [You must be registered and logged in to see this link.]I mentioned in a report translated by Alsumaria News, that despite the looming threat of the United States being drawn into another long, costly and unproductive war in the Middle East, approximately 3,400 American soldiers are still deployed in Syria and Iraq with unclear goals. Due to their inability to respond, these forces have become easy targets for armed groups,” she noted, noting that “since October 7, these forces have been attacked 150 times. "It is time to bring these men and women home and out of harm's way."



    She added that most of the ground deployments of US forces in Iraq and Syria are remnants of the mission “to eliminate ISIS in Iraq and Syria, but ISIS was eliminated in 2019, with only pockets of disorganized actors continuing to fight - groups of the best.” Fighting it through a range of local forces such as the Iraqi army and police,

    Iraq, in particular, stands out as a region where the US ground presence not only puts it at unnecessary risk, but also jeopardizes the unstated mission of weakening Iranian influence in the region, according to the report.

    She continued that one of the primary tasks of the American military forces in the country is to train and equip the Iraqi military and paramilitary forces, and ironically, many of the units trained by the United States have conveyed these instructions to Iranian-backed groups, noting that the American people would be right to question what is not. Twenty years and counting, American forces are still doing it in Iraq.

    Ultimately, these ancient deployments in Iraq and Syria represent the last vestiges of our nation's chaotic and destructive two-decade adventure in the Middle East. These costly conflicts should have ended long ago, and it is time for President Biden to fulfill his campaign promise to “end the forever wars” and “bring our men and women home.”
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