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Last week, US President Donald Trump said that the US would leave 400 troops in Syria with 200 of them deployed closer to Israel.Jeffrey neglected to mention to reporters that the efforts of Syria and Russia have decimated ISIS and forced the US to 'mostly' leave the country.
US Special Envoy for Syria James Jeffrey said Monday that the fight against Daesh in Syria wasn't over, adding that the US would leave a limited number of its troops there.
"This is not the end of the fight against ISIS. That will go on, but it will be a different kind of fight. ISIS has lost much of its capability to project terrorist power and to have a recruiting base in an area that it controls," Jeffrey told reporters during a press briefing.
Galloway called Trump's declaration "an act of brigandry which will send a clear message to the entire world that the US cares nothing for international law, for treaties, just force."
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"The US will underwrite any Israeli crime as long as its imperial interests in the Arab world are furthered," Galloway told RT. "The oil reserves in the Golan are already being stolen in absolute violation of international law but for the further enrichment of western businessmen."
Comment: The DUP dealt an additional blow to May's Brexit deal: