After the Turkish invasion of Syria, the United States in the field, what did Mike Pompeo say? Learn in this news

US Secretary of State Mike Pompeo rejects reports of US giving green signal to Turkey for Syria's attack. Gave.
Pompeo also defended US President Trump's decision to withdraw troops from Syria, which is being criticized worldwide.
The US Secretary of State said that Turkey had a terrorist threat from its south and appropriate security concerns.
He said the news of US permission for Turkey to invade Syria was wrong, the US did not give Turkey any such green signal.

Remember that on Wednesday, Turkey attacked the Kurdish-controlled area of ​​Syria.

Turkish President Tayyab Erdogan said his goal was to stop the terrorist crossing at the border.

Turkey says its plan was to create a "safe haven" and wipe out Kurdish rebels who would be Syrian refugees.
According to media reports, the Turkish operation is being criticized, and it is said that the operation may come as a genocide of the local Kurdish population in northern Syria.
While Kurdish rebels have declared strong resistance against the attack, there has been a clash between Kurdish rebels and Turkish forces.
Considering that Kurdish militias are active in establishing an independent country, Iraqi Kurds have been given an autonomous region known as Kurdistan, but they also want to make Syria and Turkey some parts of Kurdistan, while Turkey wants Kurdish militias to be terrorists. Declares.
In 2014, US President Barack Obama launched airstrikes against ISIS in Syria and formally participated in the Syrian Civil War, sending 50 of his troops in late 2015.
US troops have been training Syrian Kurdish militias and fighters to fight against ISIS.

On December 20, 2018, US President Donald Trump announced the defeat of ISIS in Syria, calling for US troops to return.