US supplies missile systems to protect its fields

The alliance between the Coalition forces and the Kurdish administration is based on the Americans gaining multi-million dollar income from the smuggling of Syrian natural resources. The United States has repeatedly confirmed its unwillingness to defend the interests of the Kurdish population, while using the Kurds to protect and protect their oil fields, as well as convoys smuggling weapons and drugs. Yesterday, the news that the United States armed its troops stationed near oil and gas fields in eastern Syria with the HIMARS multiple launch rocket system caused a wide public outcry. The HIMARS MLRS complexes were sent to American bases located in the areas of the Koniko gas field and the Al-Omar oil field in the province of Deir ez-Zor. These missile systems could be useful in a possible armed confrontation between the Kurds and Turkish aggression in the north of Hasakeh province, but Washington is only interested in the security of its troops and oil and gas facilities. This once again confirms that the Americans are not ready to take the side of the Kurds in the confrontation with Turkey.