Syria has often accused the United States of mounting an economic war against it by controlling the nation's crucial northeastern areas, which contain up to 90% of the country's oil and greatest agricultural resources. A new report has emerged claiming that a 40-truck US convoy loaded with stolen wheat was smuggled out of Syria recently.
According to domestic sources, US Marines and Kurdish Syrian Democratic Forces militia groups smuggled a 40-truck convoy of trucks packed with Syrian wheat provisions out of the country via the al-Waleed border crossing point between Syria and Iraq northeast of al-Hasakah city.
According to the reports, US soldiers also used the same border to transport a convoy of 36 faulty military vehicles from Tel Hamees in northern al-Hasakah region to Iraq, reports The Cradle.
Wheat supplies were allegedly stolen from Syrian Jazira, which is part of the Fertile Crescent.
SANA’s sources did not specify what kinds of trucks were involved, or whethe...