Issues of inviting young Syrians to UAR government forces
The governor of the metropolitan province noted that today already about 4 thousands of young Syrians (and this is only in the province of Damascus) have applied for service in the ranks of the Syrian government forces.
From the statement of the governor, which the Syrian journalist Riyad Farid Hijab cites:
However, representatives of the administration have so far been forced to refuse many young Syrians to be admitted to the army, so that after a while they can give a green light to the call not just as an eager revenge for the death of their relatives, but as a soldier who is given the opportunity to become the owner of a full-fledged MES In other words, we are talking about the need to restore in Syria a full-fledged learning process in the army as well. At the same time, it is important for the Syrian authorities that the Syrian youth, in case of refusal today, do not take up weapon already tomorrow
From the statement of the governor:
Riyad Farid Hijab interviewed a young Syrian who applied for membership in the SAR armed forces. According to the young man, whose name is Ahmad, he is determined to help Syria finally get rid of the terrorists and their accomplices.
From the statement of Ahmad:
At the same time, the Syrian said that he was ready to fight and against the American servicemen who are illegally in his country.
Against this background, there are reports from the Middle East that the United States is having problems with contacts with Jordan, which has in fact recently provided the US army with logistics operations in several provinces of Syria. The problems are related to the fact that the Jordanian authorities have reacted extremely negatively to the decision of the US President Donald Trump to recognize Jerusalem as the capital of Israel. Without Amman’s logistical support, the issue of providing American bases in Syria hangs in the air, especially considering that the United States also has problems with another state neighboring Turkey - Turkey.
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