Official: US Could Increase Scale of Syria Strikes -- Defense News
WASHINGTON — The scale and purpose of the operation against Syria has not changed in recent weeks, although US forces would adjust as needed, a defense official told AFP.
“We will continue to review our targeting and targeting options as the Syrian government adapts over time,” said the official, who spoke on condition of anonymity.
“We are working to the same objective that President (Barack) Obama has outlined,” he insisted, responding to a report in the Los Angeles Times Sunday
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