US forces in Syria are bandits, says Slovak journalist

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Prague, (ST) – Slovak journalist Maros Schultz affirmed that the presence of US forces in Syria is illegal. He said that, the behavior of these forces is similar to that of bandits.

In an article published on the Slovakian website “Armadani Magazine”, Schultz said that, the American occupation forces are following the methods of bandits and continue to steal Syrian oil and strengthen their illegal presence.

Shultz referred to what the retired Russian Colonel Victor Baranets said last April that what the Americans are doing in Syria is similar to what gangs do and that they came to this country as gang members and they cordoned off the oil fields and now they repeatedly steal and loot the wealth of the Syrian people.

Raghda Sawas

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