Nobody911
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==>Does ISIS group like Syrian oil? I do, probably. What about you? lol.WTF is biden doing?
US strikes dozens of ISIS camps and operatives in Syria amid Assad's downfall
Assad fled Syria on Saturday and was granted asylum by Russia
The U.S. Central Command (CENTCOM) conducted dozens of airstrikes on known ISIS camps and operatives in central Syria on Sunday to prevent the terrorist organization from taking advantage of the demise of Syrian dictator Bashar Assad’s regime.
US strikes dozens of ISIS camps and operatives in Syria amid Assad's downfall
The US military struck 75 ISIS targets in Syria as Assad's government fell
The US military struck ISIS targets in Syria on Sunday as rebel groups toppled the government.
Longtime Syrian leader Bashar Assad fled Damascus for Moscow.
President Joe Biden said US forces would remain in Syria to fight ISIS.
The US military struck 75 ISIS targets in Syria as Assad's government fell
President Joe Biden said the US sought to prevent ISIS from regrouping amid the chaos of Assad's fall.www.businessinsider.com
U.S. Energy Companies Involved in Syria
While Delta Crescent Energy is the most prominently mentioned U.S. company involved in Syria's oil sector, there are other companies and entities that have had historical ties or interests in the region. Here’s a brief overview:
1. Delta Crescent Energy
Delta Crescent Energy is a key player in the Syrian oil landscape, having signed a contract with the Syrian Democratic Forces (SDF) in 2020 to extract oil from northeastern Syria. This company has been at the forefront of U.S. efforts to engage in the oil sector amidst the ongoing conflict.
2. Al-Furat Petroleum Company
Although not a U.S. company, it's worth mentioning that Al-Furat Petroleum Company is a joint venture that includes foreign ownership, including Anglo-Dutch Shell. This company has been involved in oil production in Syria since 1985 and represents the kind of international interest in Syrian oil resources that U.S. companies may also seek to engage with.
3. Other Potential Interests
While specific names of other U.S. energy companies actively operating in Syria are not widely reported, there have been discussions about various American entrepreneurs and smaller firms exploring opportunities in the Kurdish-controlled regions of Syria. However, these efforts often face significant challenges due to the complex political and military landscape.
Conclusion
In summary, Delta Crescent Energy is the primary U.S. company currently involved in Syria's oil sector, with historical ties from other international companies like Al-Furat Petroleum Company. The involvement of U.S. energy companies in Syria is limited and complicated by the ongoing conflict and geopolitical tensions.
War is always a racket. lol.
Sources:
1. Delta Crescent Energy: Refining U.S. Stabilization Strategies in Northeast Syria
2. Bloomberg - Are you a robot?
3. Petroleum industry in Syria - Wikipedia
4. Syria war: Who benefits from its oil production?
5. https://www.rfa.org/english/news/china/fact-check-01272023175615.html
6. American entrepreneurs wade into murky Syrian oil business
7. Deciphering the competition for Syrian oil: Part one | SyriaUntold | حكاية ما انحكت
8. https://www.intelligenceonline.com/...-lines-to-stay-put-in-northeast,109669641-art
9. How the American deal for Syria’s oil died
10. https://www.cnn.com/2024/12/02/politics/us-syria-diplomatic-situation/index.html
