Pentagon Prepared Plans for Military Intervention in Syria, Waits Obama’s Approval

The US famous CNN unveiled Wednesday that the US pentagon has prepared detailed military plans that it might carry against Syria if ordered by US President Barak Obama.

Sources informed the channel that the planning has been under way for weeks but now there are specifics on how operations could be carried out.
A senior US official said the options are being teed up but no decisions have been made.

"But for the 1st time the potential plans include the number of US troops needed and the types of air, land, and sea capabilities required," CNN correspondent Barbara Star reported.

Reflecting the breach to Syrian sovereignty, the report uncovered that "US is collecting satellite images and intelligent of Syrian military movements, and stores."
However, the US officials admitted that toppling Syrian President Bashar al-Assad through a military campaign may be the toughest option at all."

In parallel, Washington DC-insiders speaking with "Israeli" news outlet Debka uncovered also that "the US military submitted plans to Obama for an American military intervention in Syria which would be coordinated in cooperation with other allied nations across the Western and Arab world."
However, "the US president's still vetoing plans in that incarnation though," instead hoping that by setting up "humanitarian corridors", the US can aid al- Assad opposition without militarizing the rebels," the "Israeli" outlet informed.

Moreover, FBI whistleblower Sibel Edmonds believed that the "American forces in conjunction with NATO have already been training Syrian rebels since last year in the Turkish city of Hakkari."

"Upwards of 10,000 Libyans are also believed to being trained nearby to assist in nearby Jordan," he told "Russia's Today".

In Washington, Senator John McCain also suggested that the US involve themselves even without officially endorsing the operation, saying, "I believe there are ways to get weapons to the opposition without direct United States involvement."


Source: News Agencies, Edited by moqawama.org