WSJ: U.S. Drone Video Shows Turkish-Backed Forces Targeting Civilians

The transcript discusses war crimes committed by Turkish-backed forces in Syria, as reported by The Wall Street Journal. Surveillance footage allegedly shows killings by these forces, prompting US military officials to report the incidents. The US has expressed concern and is monitoring the situation closely. Social media and Amnesty International have also highlighted these crimes, including the execution of Kurdish politician Hevrin Khalaf. Despite these issues, President Trump hosted Turkish President Erdogan, discussing trade and maintaining diplomatic relations.

What did the Wall Street Journal report about Turkish-backed forces in Syria?

• They were involved in peacekeeping missions.

• They committed alleged war crimes against civilians.

• They withdrew from conflict zones.

• They provided humanitarian aid.

What was the U.S. military's response to the surveillance footage?

• They destroyed the footage.

• They ignored the footage.

• They referred it to the Turkish military for investigation.

• They released it to the public.

What did President Trump's national security adviser say about the alleged war crimes?

• They were not concerning.

• They were very disturbing.

• They were fabricated.

• They were justified.

How did President Trump greet President Erdogan during his visit?

• With hostility.

• With indifference.

• Warmly.

• With skepticism.

What was President Trump poised to renew with Turkey despite congressional condemnation?

• A military alliance.

• A $100 billion trade deal.

• A cultural exchange program.

• A peace treaty.