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This is strange. A US soldier was killed in Kobane in Northern Syria in April. The official line is that it was a "noncombat incident", yet his family were told that he was shot. They also reckon he would've been on patrol at the time.https://www.apnews.com/38d685e0da9e4968b3975fd313b4b68e …
Either it was an accidental discharge (which there is no investigation for according to reports...) or there was an attack. There are unconfirmed claims that Turkish military fired on a YPG vehicle that the soldier was travelling in. NATO on NATO if true, even if accidental.pic.twitter.com/vvU779e0yL
Not saying this is what happened, but the whole thing feels a bit fishy. Maybe it was a tragic shooting accident I dunno. Hopefully more details will come out.https://www.washingtonexaminer.com/news/pentagon-identifies-us-soldier-who-died-in-syria …
Interesting! Do you think Turks murdered him? If this is the case then we must know.
great news! one terrorist less! kudos from Poland to brave people who removed this american scum!
Good old Turkey.
That's because he was killed by the Turkish military who has been targeting American allies for month but no action from US leadership that is suppose to protect these Americans putting their lives on the line.
great news! one terrorist less! kudos from Poland to brave people who removed this american scum!
Maybe they don't want relations with turkey further antagonised
Turkey didn't worry about that and neither should the US. I say remove the nuclear weapons and relocate NATO air base from Turkey to NW Syria.
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