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They should not have been. so let's start with the facts. how many american troops were actually on the ground? what is their mission? why is there this disconnect between our elected leaders and our military? we'll ask the former command of u.s. special ops forces in africa, next.
Infiltration of special ops forces. we always acknowledge that, yet there's no price. he now that is a nuke. we can't afford to do that, man. whether we come back, the president finally addresses russia's move expelling more than 750 u.s. personnel from the compound in moscow form what the president said about that, next. whoooo.
Capability, a nuclearized capability is you now have to self-modulate. you've got to moderate your behavior. before, over the seven decades, the kim regime has been getting away with literally murder and provocative actions, the pueblo, the taking down of an aircraft, the tree cutting incident in '76. routine firing on the shoulders of south korea, on the western coast of south korea, activities along the dmz as a matter of routine, infiltration of special ops forces. we always acknowledge that, yet there is no price that the north has ever paid. he now has a nuke. we can't afford to do that, ...
Right now, u.s. troops are conducting patrols along syria's central and northeastern border with turkey. according to a u.s. official, armored vehicles flying american flags are being manned by mostly special ops forces. they are monitoring potential attacks by turkish military units against u.s.-backed forces. cnn's jomana karadsheh is joining us with latest from amman, jordan. what do these have to do with the air strikes last week? >> reporter: basically we're seeing you have u.s. forces essentially creating a buffer zone along the border between turkey and syria. they're trying to stop an ...
Right now, u.s. troops are conducting patrols along syria's central and northeastern border with turkey. and according to a u.s. official, armored vehicles clearly flying american flags are being manned by mostly special ops forces. they're monitoring potential attacks by turkish military units against u.s.-backed forces. the pentagon will not say how many american soldiers are involved here. cnn's jomana karadsheh is monitoring developments from amman, jordan. good morning to you. turkey a key ally in the war on terror. what does this mean for u.s./turkey relations? >> reporter: we're going t...