The beginning of the American-Saudi plan to strengthen the terrorists in Syria.
Following the developments in the US-occupied areas of Syria, the media reported on the cooperation of Washington and Riyadh to re-establish a terrorist group in Syria.
According to a report by Al-Mayadin, information indicates that a project is underway with Saudi Arabia to re-support the so-called “Jaish Maghawir al-Thawra” (Revolutionary Commando Army) terrorists, with the aim of deploying these terrorists to the affected areas. Occupation of US-affiliated forces in northeastern Syria.
According to the report, the US-backed Mawawir al-Thawra camps in Al-Tanf have recently witnessed extensive activities, including graduating from a new course and conducting military training with bullets under the supervision of the so-called International Coalition Against ISIL.
The move comes amid reports that the United States is trying to expand the group’s presence alongside other groups based in the region and to deploy some of them in the occupied and demilitarized areas of northern and eastern Syria. .
Al-Mayadin was quoted by informed sources as saying that the commander of Moghawir al-Thawra had gone to Saudi Arabia about two weeks ago and met with local officials in the country.
The sources stressed that a plan is underway to re-support Mawawir al-Thawra or to protect it against Syrian-Russian attacks, especially after Russia targeted some of the group’s positions in al-Tanf.
According to the report, the pioneer group of Maghawir al-Thawra has arrived in al-Hasakah province and has been stationed in two bases in Hay al-Zahour and a village south of al-Hasakah, and their mission is unknown.
Al-Mayadin added that the coalition is likely to ensure that Syrian government forces do not have access to oil resources in Deir ez-Zor in the event of any retreat of border forces in the border areas following a possible Turkish attack.
