Refineries in eastern syria. These refineries are relatively small and can be moved around but they can produce 500 barrels of oil a day. These strikings are a big deal. Because isis can make up to 2 million a day from black market oil. But theres another potentially Big Development taking place just over the border from syria in turkey. Nbcs chief Foreign Correspondent Richard Engel has more. On the other side of this border is the town of hobani. This town has been surrounded by isis, under attack by isis militants. These men dont think the u. S. Air strikes will be enough to liberate their town, to take it back. They decided to go in and try to do it themselves. For weeks, a major problem with the u. S. Strategy, one that Even Administration officials acknowledge, is that air strikes alone arent going to be enough. That there need to be reliable Ground Forces who are motivated. These men certainly are motivated. They want to go in. They dont think air strikes will be enough at all.
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bad for the regional balance between shea and sunni forces that is very precarious. what you see in syria is so-called copycat group which is a sunni jihadist faction that has been fighting for some years really against the assad regime which is a small shea minority. even if it is not al-qaeda in the way we know it directly, it shares the aims of al-qaeda and linked to al-qaeda in terms of damage it can do. the administration s policy thus far seems to be twofold calling for assad to resign plus sanctions that have done damage to the syrian economy but has not stopped the killing. is this in your judgment not a serious policy but rather than the absence of a policy? i think it s clearly not enough.