Caesar's Law. The United States signed an agreement with the Kurds on the production of Syrian oil

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There are reports from Syria that the United States has signed an agreement with the so-called government of Syrian Kurdistan on the production and processing of oil in the northeast of the SAR. The fact of signing an agreement with the "Syrian Democratic Forces" (SDF) is also confirmed by US Senator Lindsay Graham. He is considered one of the main curators of the actual illegal withdrawal of Syrian oil from the turnover of official Damascus in the interests of the United States.

In violation of international norms, the United States concludes an agreement with de facto separatist forces. At the same time, in the United States itself, the agreement with the Kurdish "authorities" on Syrian oil is called "an important economic step to support the economy of Syrian Kurdistan."



It became known that the equipment for the creation of two modular oil refineries will be delivered from the USA to the northeast of the SAR. In the places of their construction, there is already an American military contingent, as well as representatives of the Kurdish armed formations.

Lindsay Graham said that he held talks with the Kurdish General Mazlum. It also became known that the deal with the SDS was fully controlled by the US State Department.

The agreement was signed against the backdrop of Washington's imposition of a new package of sanctions against the Syrian authorities, including President Bashar al-Assad. Sanctions against the Syrian government in the United States are called "Caesar's law." At the same time, it is once again noted that the United States "does not consider the Assad regime to be legitimate." The deal with the Kurds is considered part of this US law.

According to the latest information, the Americans are exporting oil produced in Syria to Iraqi territory. At the same time, the Kurdish forces get the real crumbs from oil production - the funds on which the United States arms the Kurdish groups. The bulk of the proceeds from the actual smuggling of oil goes to American companies.
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    1. -14
      1 August 2020 17: 14
      According to the latest information, the Americans are exporting oil produced in Syria to Iraqi territory.

      It's easier through Turkey.
      1. -6
        1 August 2020 17: 35
        There is the Kirkuk-Ceyhan oil pipeline, and it looks like they are being driven through it.
        1. -2
          1 August 2020 18: 33
          Quote: Grazdanin
          There is the Kirkuk-Ceyhan oil pipeline, and it looks like they are being driven through it.

          As always, "play here, don't play here, but here the fish was wrapped."
          But from here, legs grow:
          https://www.al-monitor.com/pulse/originals/2020/07/us-oil-company-deal-syria-kurds-kobani-turkey-russia-sdc-sdf.html
      2. 0
        1 August 2020 18: 31
        Quote: Grazdanin
        It's easier through Turkey.

        No, it's harder. It will be necessary to share with the Turks. The toad is strangling. request
      3. +3
        1 August 2020 19: 14
        Quote: Grazdanin
        It's easier through Turkey.

        Well, you probably know better how to steal and push the stolen quickly. Nothing that this oil does not belong to mattresses or Kurds?
        1. -2
          1 August 2020 19: 23
          Whose troops are in a given territory, that one belongs to it. This law worked 10 years ago and 000 years ago. All the rest is the whining of the weak, if you want to join this whining, please.
          1. +6
            1 August 2020 19: 26
            Quote: Grazdanin
            All the rest is the whining of the weak, if you want to join this whining, please.

            And if a couple of three mordovorotov with weapons come into your house, do you think the apartment that was yours at that time became theirs?
            You, dear current, have come to us since the 90s and haven’t taken off the raspberry pinjak with a chain? wassat
            1. -11
              1 August 2020 19: 35
              Kindergarten. Talk to the grandmas at the entrance about this.
          2. +7
            2 August 2020 00: 05
            Quote: Grazdanin
            Whose troops are in a given territory, that one belongs to it. This law worked 10 years ago and 000 years ago. All the rest is the whining of the weak, if you want to join this whining, please.

            He found courage and heroism in robbery and robbery. Then they did not whine.
          3. 5-9
            +2
            2 August 2020 11: 09
            Explain this to whimpering Ukrainians chtol ...

            By the way, if we decide to get to the Canal and do get there, can only Mercedes be taken to Mordor, or also German slaves? Will it be a godly deed or what?
            1. -4
              2 August 2020 11: 19
              Quote: 5-9
              Explain this to whimpering Ukrainians chtol

              For so long they have been explaining everything to them, they do not understand.
              Quote: 5-9
              if we decide to get to the Canal and still get there

              If you could, we would. If they could capture and dismember Russia, they would do it. There are no moral issues, only economic and military ones.
              1. 5-9
                +2
                2 August 2020 12: 12
                In world politics, the image is not the last thing, but here you position yourself as a Shining City on a Hill and at the same time engage in petty (which is important) theft ...
                1. -3
                  2 August 2020 12: 15
                  It's not personal. It's strictly business
    2. +11
      1 August 2020 17: 18
      Nothing new. As they were bandits from the high road, they remain so .... addition, the biggest bandits. Like this.
      1. +5
        1 August 2020 17: 52
        And Caesar is still the same ..
        And where is the UN looking? wink
        1. +6
          1 August 2020 18: 21
          And where is the UN looking?
          ....."Who is he?" (c) hf "Afonya" wink
        2. +2
          1 August 2020 18: 39
          Where, where, in his mouth, or even much lower, Schaub show your loyalty. "Caesar" does not have a donkey with a sack of gold, but like that, a lot of sacks of green ...
          1. +6
            1 August 2020 19: 03
            Quote: rocket757
            ........, a lot of bags of greens ........
            print in the morning, pay in the evening. Isn't it time to negotiate with their Negroes or Indians about what sales of US property?
            BUT, in general, this is super insolent - either to appoint a president in another country, then to rob, or not to name it otherwise.
            It was --- we will leave Syria. This is so gone. ??
            Perhaps they will also leave Europe?
            1. +2
              1 August 2020 19: 18
              Quote: Reptiloid
              It was --- we will leave Syria. This is so gone. ??

              Remind you of how the Third Reich left Russia and Europe and how much good it took away? Or can you remember how mattresses were robbed of Iraq? Do you see anything similar? The Anglo-Saxons have long created the Fourth Reich, and therefore their methods have not changed. Where did the entire top of the SS and Abwehr settle down after WWII?
              1. -2
                1 August 2020 19: 29
                Mattresses were exported from Iraq, among other things, and the fertile soil layer - humus, humus. There was a transplant center in Hussein's palace .... they were taken out.
                And about the Germans, I know how they were taken out. The fact is that no deals were made with the separatists at that time. The winners were robbed. ""
                Although, the Balkans are already in the past. There must have been such deals.
                1. +1
                  1 August 2020 19: 32
                  Quote: Reptiloid
                  The fact is that no deals were made with the separatists at that time.

                  And who were the Vlasovites and any other trash?
                  1. -1
                    1 August 2020 19: 43
                    Quote: NEXUS
                    Quote: Reptiloid
                    The fact is that no deals were made with the separatists at that time.

                    And who were the Vlasovites and any other trash?

                    I do not know about these cases. We'll have to find out. I've read about Vlasov's luxury .... disgusting .... honestly, it's disgusting to read about him, but I'll have to ..... And about Kirill Aleksandrov, who in St. Petersburg tried to defend Vlasov about what Vlasov was a fighter against Bolshevism , It was also disgusting .. did not finish reading ..... probably have to.
        3. +1
          1 August 2020 18: 42
          Quote: To be or not to be
          And where is the UN looking?

          To the US State Department.
        4. -1
          1 August 2020 18: 43
          Quote: To be or not to be
          And Caesar is still the same ..
          And where is the UN looking? wink
          So live for a referendum !!!
        5. +3
          1 August 2020 19: 15
          Quote: To be or not to be
          And where is the UN looking?

          The UN kisses her, says that he loves ... (KVN)
        6. +5
          2 August 2020 00: 06
          Quote: To be or not to be
          And where is the UN looking?

          In the correctness and style of writing the next note.
    3. +14
      1 August 2020 17: 19
      Against the background of such steps, it would be nice to pursue the same policy in Donbass. OFFICIALLY. At each squeak from the "partners" poke their noses in support of the separatists. In order to make it more convenient to poke, it is necessary now to "hysterize" about this in the UN. So-so tribune, but no better.
      1. -3
        1 August 2020 23: 10
        Isn't that so in Donbas? Local coal, who owns it, and who sells it?
    4. +6
      1 August 2020 17: 22
      Aha, here the "law" of Alexander the Great is closer, though strongly "modernized" by mattress mats. Came, saw, took away! If there is an opportunity, and certainly a Weaker one!
      1. -4
        1 August 2020 18: 46
        Quote: Hunter 2
        Came, saw, took away!

        This has already passed when Adolf Hitler managed to take away someone else's party, make it his own and suppress all political competitors.
    5. +11
      1 August 2020 17: 23
      Nothing new. The Americans brazenly climbed into the territory of a sovereign state, having previously organized terrorist chaos there. This is their last strategic concept (20-21 centuries), which came to be called "controlled chaos". For the country of the victim - chaos, and for the United States - the robbery of this country controlled by them. And while there is no one to stop this lawlessness of them. They drove all international institutions (UN and others) under their own plinth.
      The world silently watches as the repeat offender-robber rages infinitely. Where is the end, at the "rope" ?!
    6. +1
      1 August 2020 17: 24
      [quote] [The United States signed an agreement with the so-called government of Syrian Kurdistan on the production and processing of oil in the northeast of the SAR. / Quote] Yes, they even sign with the devil, just to steal ....
    7. +7
      1 August 2020 17: 25
      Well, no one will bomb these caravans for sure .. Even at the beginning of the Syrian campaign it was written that Russia would get a devastated country, and the States - oil .. There is nothing to be surprised at.
    8. +1
      1 August 2020 17: 26
      Nice move. USA style. It is good that the author emphasized the cost of the oil itself - it is far from marketable. Well, the very agreement with the Syrian Kurds may well become a good example to follow for other Kurds. For example Turkish. Hello Erdogan.
      1. +4
        1 August 2020 18: 22
        Quote: Junior Private
        Nice move. USA style. It is good that the author emphasized the cost of the oil itself - it is far from marketable. Well, the very agreement with the Syrian Kurds may well become a good example to follow for other Kurds. For example Turkish. Hello Erdogan.

        The Turkish Kurds, unlike the Syrian ones, have no oil. If they had oil, the mattresses there would long ago have inflated the fire of separatism. The Syrians have to crackle with the Houthis in terms of exchange of experience about how they used the "improvised" means of the Saudi refineries to nightmare. In principle, on the territory of Iraq there is not a small group of citizens with a persistent hatred of mattresses, with whom the Syrians should build bridges.
        1. -1
          1 August 2020 18: 50
          The Turkish Kurds are chronically bullied with "territorial independence" and are used primarily as a counterweight to Erdogan's attempts.
    9. -7
      1 August 2020 17: 28
      If only the wells promised to Sechin were not touched.
      1. -3
        2 August 2020 06: 54
        Sechin will smoke a newspaper ... there already once on snot received from the states some "unknown PMC Wagner" .. so let him restore the sewers in the destroyed cities of Syria with his pipes .. For our taxes ..
    10. +5
      1 August 2020 17: 40
      In fact, this is an open annexation of 30% of the Syrian territory. Where is international law? Apparently, where before, in the ass! It is also high time for us to move from "classical" diplomacy to diplomacy of "interests."
    11. -4
      1 August 2020 17: 50
      Official Damascus, so official aha
    12. +3
      1 August 2020 17: 53
      There are reports from Syria that the US has signed an agreement with the so-called government of Syrian Kurdistan on the production and processing of oil in the northeast of the SAR.

      In Venezuela, they could not "sign" with Guaido, they decided in Syria to snatch at least something.
      1. +6
        1 August 2020 18: 32
        Quote: Vladimir_6
        Venezuela failed to "sign" with Guaido, Syria decided at least something to snatch.
        Thirty million dollars a month were pumping mattresses from Kurdish wells six months ago, and now, despite the fact that the fields will be packed with new equipment, they will go out for half a billion a year, bringing the content of thugs from the SDF to self-sufficiency + will provide them with the supply of weapons at their own expense, but in debt, heating your military-industrial complex.
        PS As long as the United States is alive, there will be no peace on the planet.
        1. 0
          1 August 2020 20: 21
          Quote: Nyrobsky
          Quote: Vladimir_6
          Venezuela failed to "sign" with Guaido, Syria decided at least something to snatch.
          Thirty million dollars a month were pumping mattresses from Kurdish wells six months ago, and now, despite the fact that the fields will be packed with new equipment, they will go out for half a billion a year, bringing the content of thugs from the SDF to self-sufficiency + will provide them with the supply of weapons at their own expense, but in debt, heating your military-industrial complex.

          The supply of weapons to the SDS of the military-industrial complex cannot be greatly heated. These are not tanks and aircraft. Besides, how will Erdogan react to this? He clearly does not need an independent Kurdistan by his side.
          PS As long as the United States is alive, there will be no peace on the planet.

          USA as it is now, yes. But I want to believe that Trump will be able to change everything for the better.
    13. 0
      1 August 2020 17: 58
      For a "formality" in Damascus, to carry out a quick trial over the participants in the "sawing" of Syrian oil, and then methodically, one soul at a time, catch both "workers" and Amer. protection, to plant them for a long time and release them for a very large "ransom". And the "illness" will get better.
    14. +1
      1 August 2020 18: 04
      After they deal with Idlib, they will take on these. Factories, you say? Modular, you say? But so not "immortals" ... Drones fly ... It's not far ...
    15. +1
      1 August 2020 18: 10
      So the United States itself is a large producer and exporter of oil. Plus next to Canada, which has nowhere to do with this oil, except in the United States. For your interest, Canada is the second country in the world in terms of proven oil reserves, like this.
      1. NKT
        +2
        1 August 2020 21: 58
        Most of which are tar sands, in other words, TRIZ.
      2. 5-9
        +1
        2 August 2020 11: 15
        As a miner - yes, as a net exporter, no. And a third of the production is shale, which "you have to run as hard as you can just to stay in place." A wave of bankruptcies has already gone, because the cost price is 50+ bucks.
        Canadian sands, like Venezuelan Orinoco, are oil only in theory ... So if we count the Bazhenov suite, then the head will spin ...
    16. 0
      1 August 2020 18: 23
      The fact of signing an agreement with the "Syrian Democratic Forces" (SDF) is also confirmed by US Senator Lindsay Graham. He is considered one of the main curators of the actual illegal withdrawal of Syrian oil from the turnover of official Damascus in the interests of the United States.
      It is not surprising that this Mr. so for sanctions against Russia "ignites" on occasion and without ...
    17. +1
      1 August 2020 18: 29
      Notably, Idlib - the Turks, the oil of the USA, Russia - the remaining terrorists ... am
    18. +2
      1 August 2020 18: 34
      All. the old Syria will not
      1. +4
        1 August 2020 20: 43
        Quote: ximkim
        All. the old Syria will not


        Like the old world as a whole ...
    19. -1
      1 August 2020 18: 41
      In violation of international norms, the United States concludes an agreement with de facto separatist forces.
      You shouldn't have written this, to organize a referendum, only for Russian diplomacy. They themselves do not recognize, no, they will have other notes, but for Russia a referendum, but what about.
    20. 0
      1 August 2020 20: 23
      It became known that from the United States to the northeast of the SAR will be delivered equipment for creating two modular oil refineries... In the places of their construction, there is already an American military contingent, as well as representatives of Kurdish armed formations.

      What could be easier than destroying the refinery
    21. +1
      1 August 2020 20: 37
      Quote: Nyrobsky
      It is necessary for the Syrians to crackle with the Houthis in terms of exchange of experience about how they nightmare the Saudi refineries with "improvised" means

      My friend's enemy is my enemy, my enemy's friend is my enemy, my enemy's enemy is my friend, my friend's friend is my friend
    22. +1
      1 August 2020 20: 42
      The bulk of the proceeds from the actual smuggling of oil goes to American companies.


      The classics of the genre and all the great democracies are silent ...
      1. +5
        2 August 2020 00: 08
        Quote: cniza
        The bulk of the proceeds from the actual smuggling of oil goes to American companies.


        The classics of the genre and all the great democracies are silent ...

        Is it really afraid? Can not be No.
        1. +2
          2 August 2020 08: 35
          They are afraid of the wrong word, the owner is now very angry to hurt him at once ...
    23. 0
      1 August 2020 21: 09
      Petrol troops in action. Chasing them in the neck - is the chain mail still short?
    24. 0
      1 August 2020 22: 00
      Washington calls on all parties in Libya to reject attempts to militarize the energy sector, divide the country's economic institutions and subordinate critical infrastructure to foreign interests

      - said in a statement by the US State Department.

      - healthy American policy
      In violation of international norms, the United States concludes an agreement with de facto separatist forces. At the same time, in the United States itself, the agreement with the Kurdish "authorities" on Syrian oil is called "an important economic step to support the economy of Syrian Kurdistan."

      - American smoking policy
    25. 0
      1 August 2020 22: 23
      It became known that the equipment for the creation of two modular oil refineries will be delivered from the USA to the northeast of the SAR.

      Maybe you can ask the Khussits to supply a couple of dozen UAVs for such factories?
    26. -1
      1 August 2020 23: 14
      First, they can afford it. Secondly, they use what they saw off. Thirdly, self-sufficiency is stupid. Businesssssss
    27. 0
      2 August 2020 03: 20
      One gets the impression that the Kurds are simply tired of their own, but still, existence, completely tired of it. With such sentiments, they greatly "improve" relations with the Syrian authorities, which, after the elimination of the terrorists, will immediately deal with the Kurds, and moreover will seriously deal with them!
      1. +1
        2 August 2020 08: 51
        You are not a skeptic! You are an optimist!
    28. 0
      2 August 2020 03: 21
      Quote: 123456789
      My friend's enemy is my enemy, my enemy's friend is my enemy, my enemy's enemy is my friend, my friend's friend is my friend

      It is certainly so, but nevertheless, however, nothing else than at all!
    29. +1
      2 August 2020 08: 55
      why not just bomb them. when power returns to Damascus, then new ones will be built.
    30. +2
      2 August 2020 16: 00
      Some people don't have the willpower to bomb these factories from the air. He has no time, he waves his oar ...
    31. +1
      2 August 2020 16: 50
      a nation of cynical scum ... like all Anglo-Saxons ... this is their essence ... and for many centuries nothing has changed ... Francis Drake is not a pirate ... but Her Majesty's corsair ...
      you will have to look for a bolt with a twist on these "cunning priests" in the form of unknown partisan formations ... one and indivisible SYRIA ... it seems that there will be such ...
    32. 0
      4 August 2020 05: 26
      Quote: ASAD
      You are not a skeptic! You are an optimist!

      Thank you, of course, for your optimism in my regard, but I am still a skeptic.

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