BEIRUT, LEBANON (5:40 P.M.) – A large convoy of U.S. military vehicles were pictured making their way from Turkey to their new base in the predominately Kurdish town of Kobani in northern Aleppo.
Satellite imagery caputred on Wednesday showed several military vehicles en route to the newly constructed U.S. base in southern Kobani.
While the base is still finished, satellite imagery from April 11th shows that the installation is almost complete after months of construction in northern Aleppo.
@CT_OperativeThe Syrian Government has repeatedly demanded that the U.S. military pull out of Syria, as the latter has entered the country without Damascus’ approval.
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