At Least 14 US Coalition Military Officers Captured by Syrian Special Forces in East Aleppo Bunker

DAMASCUS – According to two reports coming out of Aleppo today, at least 14 US Coalition military officers were captured this morning in an East Aleppo bunker by Syrian Special Forces.
This story was quietly leaked by Voltaire.net, who announced, “The Security Council is sitting in private on Friday, December 16, 2016, at 17:00 GMT, while NATO officers were arrested this morning by the Syrian Special Forces in a bunker in East Aleppo.”
Fares Shehabi MP, a prominent Syrian Parliamentarian and head of Aleppo’s Chamber of Commerce published the names of the Coalition officers on his Facebook page on the 15th December (emphasis added):
Mutaz Kanoğlu – Turkey
David Scott Winer – USA
David Shlomo Aram – Israel
Muhamad Tamimi – Qatar
Muhamad Ahmad Assabian – Saudi
Abd-el-Menham Fahd al Harij – Saudi
Islam Salam Ezzahran Al Hajlan – Saudi
Ahmed Ben Naoufel Al Darij – Saudi
Muhamad Hassan Al Sabihi – Saudi
Hamad Fahad Al Dousri – Saudi
Amjad Qassem Al Tiraoui – Jordan
Qassem Saad Al Shamry – Saudi
Ayman Qassem Al Thahalbi – Saudi
Mohamed Ech-Chafihi El Idrissi – Moroccan

At Least 14 US Coalition Military Officers Captured by Syrian Special Forces in East Aleppo Bunker

This will not be much of a surprise to some and I wouldn't expect to see it on the MSM/Fake News outlets either .

DAMASCUS – According to two reports coming out of Aleppo today, at least 14 US Coalition military officers were captured this morning in an East Aleppo bunker by Syrian Special Forces. This story was quietly leaked by Voltaire.net, who announced, “The Security Council is sitting in private on Friday, December 16, 2016, at 17:00 GMT, while NATO officers were arrested this morning by the Syrian Special Forces in a bunker in East Aleppo.” Fares Shehabi MP, a prominent Syrian Parliamentarian and head of Aleppo’s Chamber of Commerce published the names of the Coalition officers on his Facebook page on the 15th December (emphasis added): Mutaz Kanoğlu – Turkey David Scott Winer – USA David Shlomo Aram – Israel Muhamad Tamimi – Qatar Muhamad Ahmad Assabian – Saudi Abd-el-Menham Fahd al Harij – Saudi Islam Salam Ezzahran Al Hajlan – Saudi Ahmed Ben Naoufel Al Darij – Saudi Muhamad Hassan Al Sabihi – Saudi Hamad Fahad Al Dousri – Saudi Amjad Qassem Al Tiraoui – Jordan Qassem Saad Al Shamry – Saudi Ayman Qassem Al Thahalbi – Saudi Mohamed Ech-Chafihi El Idrissi – Moroccan

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Bloody terrorists..... 😤

a reply to: the2ofusr1

Saudi and US officers. More proof that the US along with the Saudis are funding and supporting ISIS covertly.

Some hard intel would be good to understand what the hell they where doing there...

We all know that BIG things happen when there is a US/Saudi coalition.


RA

well this should be interesting. These are the actions that TPTB keep quietly to themselves and handle it on the low low. It may have happened several times by now. Lets see what happens.

a reply to: the2ofusr1

Judging by the list shouldn't it be called a Saudi Coalition Not a US.
A single US serviceman does not make it a US coalition. lol
Why is the US even there killing Syrian people? SMH

a reply to: the2ofusr1

Now just think if the roles were reversed, they'd be getting tortured by the CIA right now

originally posted by: ThoughtIsMadness
a reply to: the2ofusr1

A single US serviceman does not make it a US coalition. lol

Depends on that persons power and influence, if he holds some very big keys what would you call it??..


RA

a reply to: Zcustosmorum

This may work as leverage for the Syrian/Russian at the UN . Call it a very powerful bargaining chip .

That is some coalition.
People from Saudi Arabia, the US, Qatar, Turkey and Israel.
That should tell us something.

originally posted by: slider1982
Some hard intel would be good to understand what the hell they where doing there...

We all know that BIG things happen when there is a US/Saudi coalition.


RA

It's Al Quaeda in Aleppo, going under the name of al Nusra Front.

The war on Terror is a sham, always has been, always will be.

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a reply to: Cobaltic1978

There were never moderate rebels.

It was always Al Nusra and ISIS.

originally posted by: Nikola014
a reply to: Cobaltic1978

There were never moderate rebels.

It was always Al Nusra and ISIS.

Moderate rebels, such a B.S term.

It's okay, we are only terrorising people moderately.

Those 'coalition' officers should be treated and tried as terrorists. They should be used as an example so that all the other 'coalition' terrorists ensconced in Palmyra etc., will know what to expect.

a reply to: midicon

Do you think the 'coalition' will just stand by and let that happen? I don't.

Do we even know what they were doing there? They could have been there as observers or something else innocent. At least that's what I'm sure the US will claim.

Now, before you blast me, I do think it's sick that the US is supporting ISIS (which is looking more and more like its true). However, Assad has to go. Members of the SC have tried to have Assad tried in the ICC, but Russia kept vetoing it (anyone else wonder why we even have a SC when they can't ever get anything done because the members will veto each other just for spite?).

a reply to: SgtEsquire

It's not possible that they were observers or anything close to neutral. Aleppo was controlled by terrorists for a long time, who were blocking all the exits outside of the city, in order to use people as human shields. So, unless those operatives came to Aleppo yesterday or day before that, there's no way that they were not sent to assist these terrorists. Just look at the countries: USA, Israel, Turkey, Jordan, Saudi, Qatar. Literally all the countries which are widely known to support terrorists, one way or another

a reply to: SgtEsquire

The truth is, the last thing Syria needs right now is for Assad to go. Who are you to say Assad must go?

The US supporting terrorists is nothing new, same old same old. 'Do we even know what they are doing there'? You're having a laugh.
Of course Russia vetoed it, what else would they do? The US wanted to bomb Syria but knew that idea would be a non starter after their rampage through Iraq and Libya. It was left for Cameron to try and persuade our government to invade. Fortunately he was voted down.

The Syrian government can't treat those invaders they way they should be treated, with the US chomping at the bit and looking for any excuse to manipulate public opinion.

a reply to: butcherguy

The new Axis power?

throw names one of an American and another of an Israeli and a bunch more of arabs and it will be true news

you are being played with, im sure you are going to get more stars and flags, good luck with that