US Troops storm Syrian government Oil Pumping Station

The U.S. military stormed an oil pumping station belonging to the Syrian government in the northeastern governorate of Al-Hasakah this week.

The station that is working to collect crude oil from the fields of the Al-Jibsah site before pumping it to the refineries, is most important to the survival of the Syrian economy.

With an Anglo-Saxon oil embargo on Syrian imports and US military occupation over the rest of the Syrian oil fields and refineries, Damascus has lost its energy resources to keep his citizens alive and the country working.

The reporter, quoting eyewitnesses, pointed out that the American soldiers wandered inside the facility before they left after trying to obtain answers about the reference and management of its workers.

The reporter stated that the head of the Al-Jibsah oil station categorically rejected the request of the American soldiers to provide them with information about the work there and the station’s sections, stressing their demands for the immediate departure of the Syrian facility.

It is noteworthy that the Syrian Ministry of Oil (the General Oil Company – Al-Jibsah Oil Fields Directorate) has during the past period re-equipped and rehabilitated the plant and operated it at (700 m3) per day of crude oil.

The US military invaded Syria to confiscate its oil reserves and protect the business of US oil giants such as Conoco-Philips, that operate refineries inside Syria. Israel also stole oil fields, when it invaded and annexed the Syrian Golan Heights in 1963.

Washington has ordered hostile sanctions on the government in Damascus, bribing and extorting the politicians to give up Assad and work with in the Anglo Zio-Nazi swamp.

The Syrian Arab Army (SAA) will shift its attention to the eastern Euphrates region after they complete their Idlib operation, Syrian President Bashar Al-Assad told Russia 24 TV.

Russian President Vladimir Putin and his Turkish counterpart Recep Tayyip Erdogan held talks in Sochi devoted specifically to the Idlib de-escalation zone. They agreed to create a de-militarized buffer zone in the province.

However, we maintain contact with people living in the eastern regions. They are displeased and anxious over the devastating US occupation”.

Almasdar / ABC Flash Point News 2020.