The New York Times is not alone in witnessing to contemporary American barbarism, when it acknowledged that the special operations unit called the “Ninth Task Force” bombed the Euphrates Dam in March of 2017, and not only the US satellite channels and newspapers, and Europe’s misleading media, bear witness to the What their invading forces did against the Syrians, Raqqa, its benevolent dam and its people are the biggest witnesses to the crimes and terrorism of the West.
And perhaps the most important question now: What does it mean for The New York Times to admit this crime?
What does it mean for the "Pentagon" to leak such news now?
What is the significance of this if Washington is going further with its crimes, and continues to destroy Syrian universities in Al-Hasakah simultaneously with its leaks?
What does the Biden administration want from acknowledging the crimes of its occupying forces in Syria?
Today they leak that their invading forces bombed the Euphrates Dam at that time with heavy bombs, threatening the lives of tens of thousands of civilians, and they leak that the allegations of the American administration at the time not targeting the dam are incorrect, but they did not tell the world that the perpetrators of the crime would appear before any American or international court, at least as they were lying. When they try their soldiers who committed crimes in Afghanistan or Iraq.
Today they leak that their fortification-busting bombs, designed to destroy thick concrete structures, wanted to destroy the dam, inundating the entire area and displacing its people, despite an alleged military report to them warning that bombing the dam would cause the river to overflow and kill tens of thousands of civilians. The dam is on the alleged US “no-bombing” list, so it is a leak that aims to pressure Syria to accept the terms and dictates of the White House, and that its residents are ready to destroy all our institutions, and that bombing our facilities on the Syrian island under the pretext of pursuing ISIS fleeing from prison is a live exercise in what they are planning. In the coming days.
How many times did America incriminate against the Syrians under the pretext of bombing the extremist organization “ISIS”, and once in the name of an unintended mistake, and how many of them have been displaced in the name of its keenness on the alleged freedoms, and how much time will pass without being held accountable for destroying Raqqa and turning it to rubble?
Perhaps the most glaring paradox today is the absence of the United Nations, its institutions, and international courts, which establish the world and do not rest it when it comes to America’s opponents and enemies. We do not hear its voice as it demands that war criminals be brought to justice so that they pay the price for the crimes and violations they committed against Syrians’ rights.
