The Russian military stopped the advance of the American column in Syria

There are reports from Syria about the next "meeting" of the patrol of the Russian military police with the American military personnel. The meeting took place on the M4 highway, which connects the northeast with the country's largest city, Aleppo.

As reported by Telegram-channel "Military correspondents of the Russian Spring", the Russian military saw an American convoy near the city of Tel-Tamr (Tel-Tamer) in the province of Haseke. The US Army convoy consisted of four armored vehicles, including the Oshkosh M-ATV.

It is reported that no notification of the passage of the American convoy in the area was sent to the Russian military. In fact, there was a violation of the conditions for preventing conflict situations, for which there is a special communication channel. In this regard, the Russian military did not allow the Americans to further advance, blocking the convoy.

The American commander was forced to give his subordinates the order to turn the column 180 degrees. Armored vehicles with the American military went to their zone of control, from which they began to move.

It should be added that in northeastern Syria, the activities of the US contingent have recently been reduced to the control of oil fields. In fact, there is a blatant seizure of the resources of an independent state. Syrian hydrocarbons are smuggled under the control of the US military. Russia has repeatedly pointed out that the American contingent is in the SAR illegally.

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[Torins]

Yes, initially the Americans came to this region to steal someone else's oil, as well as to Iraq.

[Ross xnumx]

The Russian military stopped the advance of the American column in Syria

[A. Privalov]

Quote: Torins

Yes, initially the Americans came to this region to steal someone else's oil, as well as to Iraq.

I agree.
Just how to do it?
Do not pour oil into your pocket, do not take it in a suitcase.
There were no pipelines left there, and they led west to the sea. Turkey is in the north, Iraq is in the east, where there is nowhere to put their oil.
Question:
How do the Americans steal oil in Syria and where do they ship it?

[Volodin]

Quote: A. Privalov

Question:
How do the Americans steal oil in Syria and where do they ship it?

Answer: 16 tankers crossed the Turkish border on June 19 in the Syrian Jerablus region

Quote: A. Privalov

where there is nowhere to put your oil

there is not much oil even in Iraq ... especially at current prices and the number of customers

[A. Privalov]

This is a drop in the ocean. And to whom? Turks? Kurds?
Today commercial oil for 70 green per ton is given, for stolen, God forbid 15. The game is not worth the dressing.

[Volodin]

Quote: A. Privalov

The game is not worth it.

If oil production is not going to be transferred into the hands of the Syrian state and continues to control the wells and export oil, then it is worth

[Torins]

They do not want to remove Assad so easily.

[ANB]

... Today, commercial oil is given at 70 green per ton, for stolen, God forbid, 15.

Per barrel. And today 73 is already for Brent.
The barrel is 159 liters.

[mole]

Then what are the US troops doing in the oil-bearing region of the territory of another state?
And how much is their content there?

[Clear]

Quote: Mole

Then what are the US troops doing in the oil-bearing region of the territory of another state?
And how much is their content there?

According to a colleague

Quote: A. Privalov

Today, commercial oil is paid at 70 green per ton, for stolen, God forbid, 15.

no more than 15 dollars for everyone per ton. So that the Americans suffer there only for the happiness of the Syrian people

[mole]

Where are the American interests ???
If the happiness of the peoples of Syria, then I admire them! And also by the American military personnel who "rethought" the true values ​​of being.
Eh, dreams's !!!

[A. Privalov]

Quote: Clear

So that the Americans suffer there only for the happiness of the Syrian people

By no means.
But also clearly not in order to steal a car - another crude oil.
You can see for yourself that even though my comments were severely minus, no one really objected to anything. So, we had a little fun, practiced osloumia and that's it.

[skipper83]

Your arithmetic is strange, to put it mildly. Let the price per barrel be 70, 6,293 bbl per cubic meter. The density of oil is about 0,84-0,85. Thus, a ton of oil will be about 1,2 cubic meters or 7,5 barrels. The total cost of a ton is more than $ 500. So count how much one truck can take out. A column? And if on a daily basis. This is a very good tool for a poor land.

[A. Privalov]

Quote: shkiper83

Your arithmetic is strange, to put it mildly. Let the price per barrel be 70, 6,293 bbl per cubic meter. The density of oil is about 0,84-0,85. Thus, a ton of oil will be about 1,2 cubic meters or 7,5 barrels. The total cost of a ton is more than $ 500. So count how much one truck can take out. A column? And if on a daily basis. This is a very good tool for a poor land.

1. Nobody will give normal money for stolen goods.
2. What to do with black oil? She needs to be overtaken. These are infrastructure, territory, equipment, specialists ...
3. Who to sell to?
4. Where to store? Etc..

[dmmyak40]

Alexander, you have described everything logically and clearly. But the question remains: so what are the Americans there for? A picnic in the wilderness? Archaeological research looking for artifacts? Invest in an unprofitable project? Apparently, there is something holding them there? But what, apart from oil, keeps them so well, is the second question. Do you have an answer to it?

[A. Privalov]

Quote: dmmyak40

Alexander, you have described everything logically and clearly. But the question remains: so what are the Americans there for? A picnic in the wilderness? Archaeological research looking for artifacts? Invest in an unprofitable project? Apparently, there is something holding them there? But what, apart from oil, keeps them so well, is the second question. Do you have an answer to it?

You have plenty of Russian analysts in your hands on this matter.
If not enough, take a foreign one. There, too, you can find a rational grain:

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[CAT BAIYUN]

For orientation on the ground.
Dig information on the Jabal Nafta oil field.
There will be enough oil to build a second floor over the whole of Syria, and there will be another balcony in the direction of the Turks. Now the Americans want to somehow gain a foothold there in order to have at least some influence on the region. Well, they are pushing the left oil, well, they are pushing it to Turkey at bargain prices. So this is their pocket money. .. Little things .... But to trample "Jabal Nafta", albeit in the long term, is sooooo worthwhile ...
But somehow Assad said that the priority in the development of the field belongs to Russia. So Russia will not merge this region for any price ...

[skipper83]

I'm just talking about arithmetic.

[Trapp1st]

my comments were severely minus, but no one really objected to anything. So, we had a little fun, practiced osloumia and that's it.

It's just that no one wants to stop you from breaking through the next bottom. There have already been a lot of articles, including on VO, where the oil goes and what the finances are then spent on, and even about how the Syrian government is forced to buy its own oil ...

[Clear]

Quote: A. Privalov

You can see for yourself that even though my comments are severely minus

This is fixable. Oh, you, too ... intervene ... the devil knows for whom

[hydrox]

It's not about loot or stealing ...
The only goal is to prevent the Syrian state from accessing the source of funds for the country's reconstruction.
Again, shoddy fuel is driven out by samovars for refueling vehicles and armored vehicles of the ISIS and the Kurdish miners.

[Torins]

When the Russian Aerospace Forces bombed convoys with tank cars going to Turkey from the territory controlled by ISIS, the Americans were most indignant at this fact. So think further.

[carstorm 11]

You forget that the generals also need money. And it is very possible that people on the ground have their own selfish interests there. At the same time, reporting to the top what necessary work they are doing while protecting the Kurds. A drop in the ocean for some is good money for others.

[Gunther]

Quote: A. Privalov

How do the Americans steal oil in Syria and where do they ship it?

even hesitate to ask ...
for what purpose are you interested, from a practical point of view?
)))

[ghby]

Quote: A. Privalov

Do not pour oil into your pocket, do not take it in a suitcase.

In addition to stealing resources, they can also be used in another way, for example, to deprive the owner of the resource of access to it. This is the same element in the US struggle with Syria.

[Finches]

They chase there for whiskey, but all these zones of free sale of normal alcohol (and in Syria you need to know the place, otherwise you will have to choke on the local creepy drink, raki (the drink is really for an amateur)) blocked, so the Yankees are constantly making attempts to break through to storage sheds, languishing from thirst!

[Gunther]

Quote: Torins

Yes, initially the Americans came to this region to steal someone else's oil, as well as to Iraq.

mattresses brought democracy and freedom from tyrants to the natives - natural resources are a pleasant addition for liberators, they also liberate them from them, everything is for democracy, and what they are doing while ruining the liberated - democracy requires sacrifice:
In an interview with Leslie Stahl on the CBS television program 60 Minutes, the hardened Democrat Madeleine Albright said that democracy is worth the deaths of 500 children in Iraq.

[Maz]

Mines would be placed there, where the Americans shy away, good-quality controlled minefields with self-destructors. It's a pity they won't. Oh, what unprovable options are possible ... the main thing is to take mines and other explosive devices from American supplies, with the stigma and numbers of the USA

[mole]

Have you ever thought about mines on the way of our guys? Only there the country of origin can be any, and put any dB.
Lawlessness strikes lawlessness in large volumes.

[Thrifty]

It is necessary to knock out with the hands of the "partisans" equipment from the Yankees in Syria. For this, kamikaze drones are well suited, and snipers are needed to shoot the Yankees, otherwise these invaders will not get out of there!

[Ross xnumx]

The Russian military saw an American convoy in the area of ​​the city of Tel Tamr (Tel Tamer) in the province of Haseke.

They ride and ride like that cat from the anecdote on the carpet. It's time to wean you from dirty tricks. It is necessary to make sure that by the end of the route only ears remain from the column ... "Sandpaper", however, will take a lot.

[lis-ik]

And we have traffic jams on the M4 without the Americans, the authorities have tried. At first, they were actively promoting vacations in the resorts of Russia, and now all bridges are being dramatically repaired and queuing points are being created. So for the second year in a row!

[Warhead-xnumx]

It's time to put a couple of traffic police posts on this track. And the fines convert one to one. Sitting in a Humvee without a belt - 500 bucks, exceeded the speed by 40 km / h. - 1500 greens. And no 50 percent discounts for adversaries!

[cniza]

It should be added that in northeastern Syria, the activities of the US contingent have recently been reduced to the control of oil fields. In fact, there is an open seizure of the resources of an independent state.

The United States was and is a bandit state ...

[rocket757]

They have the power to cover their wishlist.
Therefore, everything is complicated.

[cniza]

It is difficult to put it mildly, there it is not sweet for ours, all the time on the verge ...

[rocket757]

They won't go straight, but to tell the truth, it's easy for them ... not the military themselves, of course, they have someone to deal with dirty business.

[cniza]

They have tamed jackals, which they use ...

[rocket757]

They have been doing this for a long time, there are different options.

[cniza]

They will not be themselves, only by someone else's hands, but they must be squeezed out of Syria ...

[Clear]

Quote: cniza

They will not be themselves, only by someone else's hands, but they must be squeezed out of Syria ...

What they do on the sly.

[hohohol]

Americans bear the burden of democracy on a worldwide scale. How, you don't know it yet? Well, really, it's a shame! America is everywhere, and only falsely understood norms of decency do not allow us to utter the sacramental phrase: "The USA is above all!" And, of course, there is no doubt that persistent Yankees are sure to be present where there is at least a slight smell of oil. And in Syria, Iraq and Libya, its smell is heard very well.

[Clear]

Quote: hohohol

persistent Yankees are sure to be present where there is even a slight smell of oil. And in Syria, Iraq and Libya, its smell is heard very well.

It is very easy to search for them all over the world. Look on the maps for the location of hydrocarbons (biological resources) in the same place and you will find American military bases that carry democracy.

[Aleks2048]

How long can you hum

In fact, there is a blatant seizure of the resources of an independent state. Syrian hydrocarbons are smuggled under the control of the US military. Russia has repeatedly pointed out that the American contingent in the SAR is illegal.

It's very simple there is the US military or their PSC. Further, everything simply slows down the column from the field and only army equipment is released from the entire column and only citizens who have documents certifying that they are US soldiers, and not citizens taken prisoner and fuel tankers into the furnace or for sale. Can't provide such a thing, don't moan. About those who are somewhere uninvited. By the way, it is possible to impose sanctions against individuals and companies that work illegally in Syria. It is interesting how the owners of the tankers will look at the fact that their trough will be stopped at sea and if it turns out during the check that oil is on board from the sanctioned shipping companies, then it will need to be drained in the port of Syria or the Russian Federation, that is, there is little delay in the schedule as well as part of the cargo did not reach the destination, this is a loss. This whole epic with oil could be covered up by desire, not mooing, and then the US troops would be in Syria solely to fight ISIS, and not to protect the illegal plunder of the resources of an independent state. Moreover, such actions directly affect the interests of the Russian Federation, both in the field of pricing for oil and gas tied to it, and in terms of enriching illegal armed groups in Syria with which the Russian Federation seems to be fighting there.

[Black cowl]

Quote: A. Privalov

Quote: Torins

Yes, initially the Americans came to this region to steal someone else's oil, as well as to Iraq.

I agree.
Just how to do it?
Do not pour oil into your pocket, do not take it in a suitcase.
There were no pipelines left there, and they led west to the sea. Turkey is in the north, Iraq is in the east, where there is nowhere to put their oil.
Question:
How do the Americans steal oil in Syria and where do they ship it?

To Turkey and Iraq by tanker trucks, and further routes have already been processed.

[Esaul]

What else to expect from a nation of thieves and murderers