The United States continues to plunder oil in Syria. Netizen Sarah
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At the same time in Syria ...
The U.S. occupying forces are building a new military base to ensure the continued plundering of oil, gas and wheat in Syria.
Is this what they call a "rules-based international order"?
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The U.S. military recently established another military base in the village of Nakara, just 3 kilometers from the northeastern province of Hasakah
In fact, it is no secret that the United States stole local oil and grain in Syria. By clinging to the eastern bank of the Euphrates River in Syria, the United States is stealing a lot of Syrian oil and wheat. Because the Lades River on Syria's eastern coast is under Kurdish control, the United States and the Kurds conspired to make a profit by transporting oil and wheat to Iraq and then reselling it around the world.
The Syrian and Middle Eastern media have repeatedly reported pictures of convoys of oil dropped by the United States and convoys transporting Syrian wheat, but the United States does not take it seriously. Quite simply, the Syrian government does not have the ability to expel these U.S. troops, much less to protect its own resources and food. The United States uses its strong military strength to stay in Syria in order to force the Syrian government to make it impossible to rebuild by depriving Syria of its economic pillars, while at the same time making a lot of profits for itself.
For the questioning of netizens, in fact, the whole world knows that the United States is a naked bandit. The so-called "order-based international rules" spoken by the United States are nothing more than tough rules that cover up the plunder of US hegemony, and there is no fairness and justice at all in the world system led by the United States. The United States is just using bullying to put on a plausible cloak for itself, and to use such a coat to wantonly oppress and contain other countries, so as to safeguard the hegemonic interests of the United States.
