The US military has been "exposed", the Russian Federation's General Directorate of Foreign Intelligence issued a statement on the 8th, saying that the United States stole up to 3 million barrels of crude oil from Syria every month.
The U.S. military stealing oil is not news, because it has been stealing every day for many years. But why did the Russian side suddenly expose the old bottom of the United States at this time? I think it should be closely related to the current game on Ukraine, perhaps to remind Ukraine and European countries: Don't forget the robber nature of your boss, open your eyes and see that he is a god and horse. At the same time, it also implies that the United States has robbed Europe and the euro, but in a different way.
If we value the recent international crude oil price of about $90 per barrel, it is $270 million a month, more than $3.2 billion a year, plus the US military has not stolen food from Syria, which adds up to a rather astonishing wealth.
Of course, these stolen stolen goods will not be sold at the market price, usually have to be discounted in half, and will not all fall into the pocket of the US military itself, and the pro-US armed forces they have raised will certainly have to share a piece of the pie.
Last year, Syrian Oil Minister Tumah told the media that the country had suffered a total of $92 billion in oil losses and angrily accused "the United States and its allies of being like pirates." But what's the use? The U.S. military remains here year after year.
Or our founding comrades are more realistic, understanding that Wang directly told the big truth in November 2019, publicly claiming that "we left the soldiers there just for oil." Just say it, just lie there, just steal the oil, why drop it? Who can help me?
In fact, this is not called stealing, but open robbery! It's outright national piracy! In a sense, the United States is a pirate group disguised as a country, and the US military is the thug of this pirate group.
Is Syria a sovereign state? Have you invited the United States, agreed to the presence of U.S. troops, and approved by the United Nations? Not only the US military, but even small roles such as Israel and Turkey are fighting when they want to fight, and they can toss as much as they want. What about rules, what about respect, what about sovereignty?
Syria has protested countless times, internationally appealed countless times, and the media has reported countless times.
So think about Russia now, if it is not Putin who is tough enough to withstand the strong pressure of the United States and NATO, what will be the consequences if Russia is completely collapsed, changed color, or even dismembered, and reduced to a second- and third-rate role?
