900 US troops will stay in Syria, Syrian constitutional committee under supervision Russia

On Thursday morning, the International press touched upon that US wants to stay about 900 US troops in Syrian amid a lot of criticizing its role in Syria, as well as to hold the first talks which is related of the Syrian Constitutional Committee. 

900 US troops will stay in Syria, Syrian constitutional committee under supervision Russia
31 October, 2019   06:27
NEWS DESK

There is more important to Syria than oil. Don't care what Trump is saying

The Washington Post has reported that US President Donald Trump has spoken of Syria that there is only oil and sand in the country.

Where he decided to pull out his troops from north and east of Syria, but he retreated on his decision to stay number of his troops to protect oil fields in Syrian areas.

The newspapers expressed its resentments about what Trump thinking about it, and said there are the most important in Syria, where the country is witnessing humanitarian crisis and ISIS are still present in the country, and may be revived again, there is no change in the ruling system in Syria, the ally Kurds are still exposing to aggression attacks by Turkish forces, while SDF seeks to hold agreement with Syrian government to protect its border from Turkish attacks.

900 US troops will stay in Syria

News Times newspapers published that about 900 US military troops will stay in Syria

250 US soldiers will stay in Deri-ez-Zor city and the total number which is estimated about 500 will protect oil fields and others will stay in al-Tanf area,

The Russian-backed Syrian constitution talks began in Geneva

In another context, the British Guardian published an article in which it talked about the meeting of the Committee of 150 individuals to map the political settlement and negotiation to end the civil war.

Russia confirmed its role in Syria's political future as the Moscow-backed Syrian Constitutional Committee met for the first time under UN auspices to draw up a political settlement to end the eight-and-a-half-year civil war.

The meeting - a key proposal from Moscow - is being supervised in Geneva by the UN special envoy to Syria, Non-Pederson, while observers believe that the Syrian government, in an increasingly strong military position, is unlikely to make any major political concessions to secure recognition western countries.

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