US-led coalition brings in weapons to Koniko oil field in Syria

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The so-called “US-led coalition” has sent weapons and logistics materials to its illegal military base in Koniko oil field in northeast Der Ezzour in Syria. 
 
According to local sources, a convoy composed of vehicles and trucks loaded with weapons and logistics aid belonging to the US-led coalition entered the Koniko oil field, which was turned into a military base to reinforce the precense of the coalition in the region and to loot the Syrian oil. 
 
Constantly, the US occupation forces bring in military reinforcements to their illegal bases in Syria and work in collusion with the “Syrian Democratic Forces” militia to turn many oil fields, government institutes and schools in the region into military bases. 
 
Basma Qaddour
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