After the end of the organization of the state in Mosul, all eyes turn to Syria again, especially on the north where the Sham Liberation Organization seized Idlib. There is some talk about Turkey's intention to launch a military operation against the positions of Kurdish protection units in Afrin. At the same time, From Turkey, Russia, France and the United States in joint operations against the Sham Liberation Organization, which attracts the fighters of the state organization in the region.
"The province of Idlib is the biggest safe haven for al Qaeda since September 11. Al Qaeda has been largely concentrated in Idlib province," said Brett McGurk, US special envoy to the International Alliance against the State Organization.
The "best friend" of the People's Protection Units in Washington continued to talk about the future of state organization in northern Syria and indirectly accused the Turkish government of supporting al-Qaeda in Idlib, claiming it was turning a blind eye to the delivery of weapons to the region.
What makes MacGorek's comments even more troubling is that they came days after General Raymond Thomas acknowledged that the campaign to rename the Kurdish protection units was directed by the US government, not to mention that Washington sent 809 truckloads of weapons to unit fighters who threatened to withdraw from the Raqqa If Turkey targeted their positions in Afrin and announced a timetable for the municipal elections in the so-called Democratic Union of Northern Syria.
Over the years, much has been said about the failure of the Obama administration and Washington's role in Syria's destruction. Failure to provide the moderate opposition with the necessary support, as policy experts have repeatedly said, has maximized the role of state organization. This failure resulted in the handover of Iraq and Syria to Russia, However, the Obama administration's efforts have been consistent with its comprehensive plan, which is based on integrating Iran into the international system.
Unlike his predecessor, President Trump said he intended to contain and isolate Tehran. Paradoxically, he had strengthened the Russian and Iranian position in Syria by ending the CIA training and processing program.
Experts believe that the United States allowed Moscow and Tehran to establish a center of gravity in Syria to restore stability in the Middle East.
Another wrong part of Washington's reckless policy in Syria involves straining relations with Turkey by supplying Kurdish protection units with weapons and protecting them in northern Syria.
This support weakens the US alliance with Turkey, until General McGuck arrived to accuse the Turks of turning a blind eye to al Qaeda's threat.
Was not Washington, which gave birth to al Qaeda in the 1980s and created state regulation through flawed policies in Iraq? To be clear, no Americans have been held accountable for their mistakes in Iraq, which occupied a country that assumed possession of weapons of mass destruction. Today, the likes of Magurk continue to support the PKK branch, the People's Protection Units. In other words, the United States is laying the foundation for future conflicts In the region.
Ironically, we do not have to worry because at least some US officials will be able to write books about Washington's mistakes in Syria when they retire - when the next generation will be busy dealing with US-run terrorist organizations.
