Has the US and Its Allies Used Covert Airdrops, Drones to Supply the Islamic State? | New Eastern Outlook
And clearly, by simply looking at maps of the Syrian conflict over the
past 5 years, the supply corridors used by the Islamic State, via
Turkey, to resupply its region-wide warfare were significant until
Kurdish fighters reduced them to one, now the epicenter of a
questionable Turkish military incursion into northern Syria. With the
Islamic State’s ground routes hindered, is there another way the US or
at the very least, admittedly its Islamic State-sponsoring allies Saudi
Arabia and Qatar could deliver food, ammunition, weapons and even small
vehicles to the militant group, still held up in Syria’s eastern city of
Al Raqqa? The answer is yes.
