Deadly clash reported between U.S. and Syrian forces
A clash between Syrian forces and U.S. troops reportedly left at least one Syrian dead on Monday — a rare fatal confrontation
on a battlefield confused by a surplus of foreign intervening forces in
the protracted civil war. The U.S.-led military coalition in Syria
denied reports that an American service member was wounded in the
incident near a Syrian air base, and that the coalition had carried out
an airstrike during the clash.
An independent war monitoring organization and Syrian state media spoke only of Syrian casualties.
The incident occurred Monday south of Qamishli, a city in northern Syria near the Turkish border, when Syrian troops refused to allow a U.S. patrol to cross a checkpoint near Qamishli air base, according to the Syrian regime and the independent Syrian Observatory for Human Rights (SOHR) war monitoring group.
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An independent war monitoring organization and Syrian state media spoke only of Syrian casualties.
The incident occurred Monday south of Qamishli, a city in northern Syria near the Turkish border, when Syrian troops refused to allow a U.S. patrol to cross a checkpoint near Qamishli air base, according to the Syrian regime and the independent Syrian Observatory for Human Rights (SOHR) war monitoring group.
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