Original title: Turkey's attack on Syria has killed seven civilians, and the United States said it did not allow the Turkish army to use force
On the 9th local time, Turkey launched a military operation called 'fountain of peace' and launched a ground offensive east of the Euphrates River.
According to Fox News, the Turkish armed forces launched military operations against the Kurdish workers' Party and other armed forces in northern Syria on October 9, which has killed seven local civilians. US Secretary of state pompeio said on the 9th that the United States did not "light the green light" for Turkey's military strike.
Turkey said smoke billowed not far from northeast Syria after launching military operations.
On the 9th local time, Turkey launched a military operation called 'fountain of peace' and launched a ground offensive east of the Euphrates River. Turkey said that the goal of the military operation is to eliminate terrorists in relevant areas, protect Syria's territorial integrity and bring peace and tranquility to the region.
According to BBC reports, trump announced the withdrawal of US troops from northern Syria on October 7 before Turkey used force. He said this was to get rid of 'absurd and endless war'. The outside world accused the US of acquiescing in Turkey's military strike. A senior State Department official said on the 9th that the United States has about 1000 soldiers stationed in Syria, but now only about 20 people have withdrawn from the border area.
In an interview with US media PBS, Pompeo said that news reports that the United States allowed Turkey to launch a military strike were "false" news that "the United States did not give Turkey a green light". Trump warned Turkey on the 9th that if Turkey destroys Kurdish armed forces, Turkey's economy will also be destroyed.
According to Agence France Presse, Britain expressed serious concern after Turkey launched an offensive against Syria. French Foreign Minister Le derion and German Foreign Minister Marcus both condemned the military attack launched by Turkey in Syria. NATO Secretary General Stoltenberg urged Turkey to exercise restraint and not undermine the results of combating terrorist organizations.