British SAS Special Forces ?Dressed Up as ISIS Rebels? Fighting Assad in Syria
 

On August 2, Britain?s Sunday Express newspaper headlined ?SAS dress as ISIS fighters in undercover war on jihadis,? saying:

?More than 120 members belonging to the elite regiment are currently in the war-torn country? covertly ?dressed in black and flying ISIS flags,? engaged in what?s called Operation Shader ? attacking Syrian targets on the pretext of combatting ISIS.

Maybe covert US special forces and CIA elements are involved the same way. During Obama?s war on Libya, Britain deployed hundreds of Special Forces Support Group (SFSG) paratroopers ? drawn from SAS (Special Air Service) and SBS (Special Boat Service) personnel.

Around 800 Royal Marines and 4,000 US counterparts were on standby to intervene on short notice if ordered.

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Wolves dressed in jackal's clothing?

I have no doubt both the UK and US and other countries have forces on the ground in the area. They are most likely assisting if not engaged in active combat. However, their real role is going to be intelligence.

Of course some people will up in arms asking why the US or UK has military there "covertly". I can list a few reasons off the top of my head such as "What would we do if one of our planes get shots down and we have to rescue a pilot?". Also, in the event we do need boots on the ground for a specific mission we could have people on the scene in hours instead of days.

since the gunning in Tunisia, it was an obvious next move for the British government to bring in the SAS :thumbsup

probably using chemical weapons to pin it on Assad :2 cents:

apparently it's to fight the ISIS themselves..

SAS soldiers are going undercover as ISIS jihadis | UK | News | Daily Express