The Kremlin, meanwhile, has said it respects Turkey's security concerns but hopes "all parties" will "refrain from steps that could lead to the destabilization of the overall situation."."We strongly oppose military action that further destabilizes the lives of communities in Syria and risks the Global Coalition’s hard-earned progress against ISIS," the spokesperson added.personnel in Syria," a White House National Security Council spokesperson told Axios. What they're saying: "The escalation in Syria and along the Turkish-Syrian border in recent days is dangerous and a threat to the safety of civilians and U.S. "We believe the reactions are not enough yet to stop the Turks from launching this operation." "I believe once they see there is no strong opposition from the main players they will go ahead," Mazloum says.Mazloum says Turkey's strategy has been to announce an operation, conduct some preparations, then test the reactions of the U.S.Turkey previously conducted a major ground offensive against the SDF in 2019 and has threatened incursions multiple times since without following through.Mazloum Kobane Abdi said that while he has received concerning intelligence that Turkey has told its local proxies to prepare for a ground offensive, the Biden administration could still convince Erdoğan to back off. In an interview with Axios on Wednesday, SDF Commander Gen.
Turkey, meanwhile, claims the SDF fired rockets back into Turkey and killed two people, which the SDF denies. troops and personnel” operating in the area. A CENTCOM spokesperson said on Wednesday an airstrike on an SDF base posed “a risk to U.S. 
The SDF says 18 civilians and four of its soldiers have been killed in the most recent Turkish strikes so far, with more than 50 civilians injured. No group has claimed responsibility for the attack and the SDF and Kurdistan Workers Party (PKK) denied involvement. partner in combating ISIS in Syria, but Erdoğan considers the militia an enemy and blames Kurdish groups for a Nov. The mostly Kurdish SDF was the most effective U.S. The big picture: Turkey has launched drone, air and artillery strikes across the border into Syria over the past four days, with Erdoğan now promising to send in troops and tanks. has a "moral duty" to do more to prevent Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan from ordering a ground offensive into Kurdish-controlled northeastern Syria. "This is not in reaction to any new or specific incident, but rather a decision reached after several months of deliberation as a family and discussions with experts.The commander of the U.S.-backed Syrian Democratic Forces (SDF) tells Axios the U.S. "After consulting with dog trainers, animal behaviorists and veterinarians, the first family has decided to follow the experts' collective recommendation that it would be safest for Major to live in a quieter environment with family friends," LaRosa said, according to the Times. Major will live at another house, according to The New York Times. As a result, the dog went to "off-site, private training" before returning to the White House at the end of April. 'Our sweet, good boy': First pooch Champ Biden dies, age 13, after months in White HouseĪfter returning to the White House, Major was involved in another incident a few weeks later while "adjusting to his new surroundings," according to Michael LaRosa, a spokesman for first lady Jill Biden. 
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