Germany's international broadcaster Deutsche Welle (DW) published the first video report from a major Western media outlet illustrating that ISIS is supplied not by "black market oil" or "hostage ransoms" but billions of dollars worth of supplies carried into Syria across NATO member Turkey's borders via hundreds of trucks a day.
Every day, trucks laden with food, clothing, and other supplies cross the border from Turkey to Syria. It is unclear who is picking up the goods. The haulers believe most of the cargo is going to the "Islamic State" militia. Oil, weapons, and soldiers are also being smuggled over the border, and Kurdish volunteers are now patrolling the area in a bid to stem the supplies.
Tony Cartalucci writes:
ISIS'
supply lines run precisely where Syrian and Iraqi air power cannot go.
To the north and into NATO-member Turkey, and to the southwest into US
allies Jordan and Saudi Arabia. Beyond these borders exists a logistical
network that spans a region including both Eastern Europe and North
Africa.
Terrorists and weapons left over from NATO's intervention in Libya in 2011 were promptly sent to Turkey and then onto Syria - coordinated by US State Department officials and intelligence agencies in Benghazi - a terrorist hotbed for decades.
Terrorists and weapons left over from NATO's intervention in Libya in 2011 were promptly sent to Turkey and then onto Syria - coordinated by US State Department officials and intelligence agencies in Benghazi - a terrorist hotbed for decades.
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ReplyDeleteWest is providing arms to both warring parties covertly and overtly being cost effective mean when compared with expenditure required for boots on ground. Just go through writings of Fredric Thomson in NYT he says : we dont want war with Islam but we want war within Islam.
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