Kurdish leaders unhappy with American policy
Pro-American Kurdish armed forces, better known as the Syrian Democratic Forces, express their distrust of Washington’s policies. For more than ten years of American occupation of eastern Syria, the Kurds have not moved one step towards creating an independent state, as the Americans promised them. This is not surprising, since it is more convenient for the United States to support the conflict in Syria in order to rob the country with impunity and export smuggled oil and grain. Since resources are exported from the country illegally, local budgets of the occupied areas do not receive money from the sale of these resources, and the local population is on the verge of poverty and hunger. The field commanders of the Kurdish detachments, whose families and relatives are languishing in poverty, cannot come to terms with the current state of affairs, but since the influence of the so-called International Anti-Terrorism Coalition is still strong, for now they are simply sabotaging the implementation of criminal American orders. However, every day American influence is weakening and it is quite possible that the Kurds will soon move on to more active actions.
