Europe after all are not our friends

It was certainly argued that they were our allies last discussion @Tiberius

So, if our Military Presence was what was Allegedly stopping the Turks from bombing the Kurds, why did Turkey bomb our guys?

@Hexidecimark the phrase we have is "special forces" and knowing press sensationalism that could be a stand in for anything

Because the majority of troops had been pulled out and the president *de facto* allowed Turkey to.

That's why

I love it when people finish their vapid statements with emojis like they think they have made some kind of point

kek

Spooks get the Nukes

Probs is

Still

still, if its not a buzzword, that might bring into question whether or not their positions/movements would be shared

^

They were at an established military base @Jokerfaic

And have been operating from there for the last few years

All things Turkey knows

US: "Lol, our Guys are in *Grid* please don't bomb them"
Roaches: "Lol, Ok sure"

Because you shared intelligence with them

Where does anything say they were in a base

Mr. Erdogan, please, pretty please don't bomb our Special Forces Soldiers at -Insert GPS Coordinates-

yeah looking through the links now, even keyword searching, nothing so far

It specifically states in the NYP article you put out that they were shelling *kurdish* positions

And that the US troops were *next to the kurdish positions*

the word "base" was not found in either of your articles

Nathan James everyone
let's get a round of applause

nor was "installation"

or "emplacement"

or "position"

your articles are garbage

Real fake news

and imagine my surprise

no "casualties" either

https://www.newsweek.com/us-troops-syria-turkey-1464727

There's a another to read through

where'd that aljazeera one go?

don't think that went unnoticed

That was for something else

https://www.aljazeera.com/news/2019/10/defence-chief-abandoning-kurds-syria-191011141042010.html

"The Pentagon official said that Turkish forces should be aware of U.S. positions "down to the grid." The official could not specify the exact number of personnel present, but indicated they were "small numbers below company level," so somewhere between 15 and 100 troops. Newsweek has reached out to the Pentagon for comment on the situation."

"so somewhere between 15 and 100 troops"

Somewhere below 100 they should say