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(AP) Bassem Mroue - Weeklong clashes between rival U.S.-backed militias in eastern Syria, where 900 American troops are deployed, could be an opportunity for Islamic State to reemerge. The clashes involve the Syrian Democratic Forces, dominated by Kurdish fighters, and the Arab-led Deir el-Zour Military Council. The trigger was the Aug. 27 arrest by the SDF of the council's commander Ahmad Khbeil. The SDF accused Khbeil of criminal activity, corruption, and of opening up contacts with the Damascus government and Iranian-backed militias. Khbeil's loyalists were joined by hundreds of Arab tribesmen in battles that left tribesmen in control of several villages outside the city of Deir el-Zour. At least 90 people have been killed and dozens wounded. 2023-09-07 00:00:00Full Article
Fighting between Rival U.S.-Backed Groups in Syria Could Undermine War against Islamic State
(AP) Bassem Mroue - Weeklong clashes between rival U.S.-backed militias in eastern Syria, where 900 American troops are deployed, could be an opportunity for Islamic State to reemerge. The clashes involve the Syrian Democratic Forces, dominated by Kurdish fighters, and the Arab-led Deir el-Zour Military Council. The trigger was the Aug. 27 arrest by the SDF of the council's commander Ahmad Khbeil. The SDF accused Khbeil of criminal activity, corruption, and of opening up contacts with the Damascus government and Iranian-backed militias. Khbeil's loyalists were joined by hundreds of Arab tribesmen in battles that left tribesmen in control of several villages outside the city of Deir el-Zour. At least 90 people have been killed and dozens wounded. 2023-09-07 00:00:00Full Article
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