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(N.Morgan)  The videos below gives a chilling account of the direction the End Game has taken. RT also gave a summation of the situation. This information is something to pay close attention to. Something big could be on the way. 

After stating the US cooperation with Russia in the Syrian conflict doesn’t extend beyond basic flight safety rules, the Pentagon has revealed it gave the Russian military the specific locations of US special forces in Syria, in the hope Russian aircraft would avoid the area.

This disclosure reveals a modest breakthrough in military–to-military communication and cooperation between the US and Russia beyond the very basic “memorandum of understanding” (MOU) signed in October last year which focused on safety protocols for both Russian and American air crews operating in Syrian airspace.

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We are watching the end game unfold and now our own military has given away pertinent secrets as to our special forces position. 

“We provided a geographical area that we asked them to stay out of because of the risk to US forces,” Pentagon spokesman Peter Cook told reporters Thursday, according to the Los Angeles Times.

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Cook went on to state: The request was an attempt to maintain special forces’ safety “in a dangerous situation.” It was made outside the scope of the flight safety memorandum.

Up to this point, the Russian military “has honored this request,” he added.

RT reports:  The MOU between the US and Russia arrived in October 2015, after the Russian Air Force began intense strikes against Islamic State (IS, formerly known as ISIS/ISIL) in Syria. Currently the only official document regulating the two militaries’ conduct, it is limited in scope because Moscow and Washington have sharply different military goals in Syria.

While Russia is focused on defeating IS and paving the way for a peaceful solution to the conflict, Washington and its Western allies accuse Moscow of targeting “moderate” opposition who are fighting the embattled government of Syrian President Bashar Assad. 

In December 2015, the US began deploying special forces teams of up to 50 operators into northeastern Syria to support Syrian rebel groups fighting there. Cook said that around the same time, high-level Defense Department officials shared information on the general location of those troops with the Russian Ministry of Defense. He declined to say whether the US and Russia had any formal written agreement.

Air Force Lieutenant General Charles Brown Jr., head of the US Air Force Central Command, made the following statement to journalists in a briefing from his office in Qatar that the request to Russia was informal. 

“I don’t have any assurances, really, from the Russians. But we told them … these general areas where we have coalition forces. And we don’t want them to strike there because all it’s going to do is escalate things,” Brown told reporters, as quoted by the Military Times.

“The Russians have actually outlined some areas — some of the airfields that they’re worried about, that they don’t want us flying close to, and really, typically, we don’t fly there anyway. So, that hasn’t been an issue.”

Lt. Gen. Brown repeatedly referred to “operational security” and declined to say publicly where US special forces troops are operating in Syria.

The US-led military operation in Syria to date has not proven successful so far, according to various reports. Damascus has continually argued that Western airstrikes are destroying civilian infrastructure to complicate the task of post-war reconstruction.

References:

https://www.rt.com/news/333099-russia-pentagon-data-exchange/

https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCFGmA4owCCCb-rn0DrkDypA

http://video.beforeitsnews.com/dahboo7-with-v-the-gorilla-economist-headed-over-a-waterfall-without-a-barrel_f8878664f.html

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