The US is now sending its troops to different countries in order to aid them. Recently, the US has extended further troops and bulletproof vehicles into eastern Syria after the latter faced a number of encounters with Russian forces, including a recent vehicle clash that injured four American service members. Navy Capt. Bill Urban, the spokesman for US Central Command, told the US has also sent in radar systems and built fighter jet patrols over the region to better protect American and coalition forces. A leading daily stated, “The United States does not seek conflict with any other nation in Syria, but will defend Coalition forces if necessary.”
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A senior US official told a half-dozen Bradley fighting vehicles and less than 100 additional troops were sent to eastern Syria. The executive, who spoke on condition of anonymity to discuss details of the military move, said the reserves are meant to be a clear signal to Russia to avoid any more risky and intriguing actions against the US and its allies there. There have been a number of escalating events this year between US and Russian forces who guard in eastern Syria.
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The most serious was last month when officials said Russian vehicles sideswiped a light-armored US military vehicle, wounding four Americans. A US official stated at the time that two Russian helicopters also flew above the Americans, and one of the aircraft was within about 70 feet (20 meters) of the vehicle. The deployment of the armored vehicles was first published by a leading American daily. Russia, which backs the Syrian government, has long opposed American presence in the country. The Russian Defense Ministry blamed the US for the vehicle collision.
