US-backed leader of Syrian rebel group quits and lists 6 problems with the training program
REUTERS/Umit Bektas
Citing problems such as "slowness in the implementation of the training program of the 30th brigade," "the lack of sufficient numbers of trainees," and "the lack of seriousness in the implementation of the project to establish the 30th brigade," Colonel Mohammad al-Daher announced his withdrawal from the program.
Al-Daher's full statement (below) was confirmed by a Division 30 spokesperson, according to Vocativ.
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