British SAS Troops Already Deployed in Syria, Ahead of Parliamentary Vote on Thursday

August 28, 2013 

British special forces have already been deployed in Syria to clear the path for a missile strike to take place possible over this coming weekend

21st Century Wire says…

The UK’s Mirror newspaper has already let loose that British SAS special forces have already been deployed in Syria to take out Syrian air defense unit and also to provide laser spotting for Tomahawk cruise missile targets which will be fired from British Navy’s nuclear submarine HMS Tireless, already repositioned in the Mediterranean.


IMAGE: Special forces preparing laser sight target positions for incoming guided pakage.

The US military has the same program in play, albeit much larger and well-equipped for a longer sustained attack than the British

The missile attack on Syria could very well be followed-up by an air strike and heavy bombing campaign shortly afterwards, which will be conducted by French, US and Israeli, and possibly with some Turkish air military assets. A large contingent of US drones will almost certainly be deployed as a first wave for any US air strike.

It is expected that the UK Parliament will vote in favour of a military strike this Thursday, as both Tory and Labour whips have already announced publicly that they have their MP’s in line on this vote already, and that the initial attack could very well happen over this long weekend, with ‘the markets opening up on Tuesday for trading as normal’. 

As it is now known that at least the British have already deployed assets in Syria, then it will cast doubt over the whole purpose of the Parliamentary system, with many voters already believing that the government is simply going through the motions and democratic formalities even though the decision to go to war has already been decided in advance.

Here is the UK’s Daily Mirror, revealing the pre-deployment of British military assets, including SAS, Special Boat Service, Special Reconnaissance Regiment and MI6 spies, in Syria in advance of the vote…
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SAS hunting Syrian missiles as Allies prepare for bombing blitz

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Cruise missile attacks and RAF raids are expected in response to the Assad regime’s use of chemical weapons

Chris Hughes
MirrorBritish special forces were last night hunting Syrian missiles in readiness for Allied strikes which could start as early as tomorrow night.
Cruise missile attacks and RAF raids are expected in response to the Assad regime’s use of chemical weapons.
A military source said: “It is vital they find every missile site that could threaten British ships or RAF jets and they will probably be taken out by missiles fired from offshore. The risk of capture to these special forces units is off the scale and nobody can be trusted in Syria.”
The British hunt for missiles and chemical weapons – which includes the SAS, Special Boat Service, Special Reconnaissance Regiment and MI6 spies – is one of the most hazardous in modern times as they are up against Assad’s forces as well as some rebel elements.
At the top of the hit list are the President’s sophisticated long-range mobile missile batteries – some of which could be used against our jets.
Special forces troops will use laser and satellite technology to pinpoint the exact location of the key sites so they can be hit in a way that minimises the risk to civilians.
It comes after the Assad regime’s chemical weapons attack last week, which killed up to 1,300 civilians, including children.
Prime Minister David Cameron said: “This regime has huge stocks of chemical weapons. We know they have used them on at least 10 occasions prior to this last widescale use. They have both the motive and the opportunity.”
Spies have already found scores of major military installations and ammo dumps in the war-stricken country.
Now the British military is waiting for the political green light as it prepares to act.
A huge force of Royal Navy warships and RAF jets could be called into action if MPs vote for air and sea strikes.
But it is likely any attack would involve a small number of precision missile strikes, launched from outside Syria.
The Navy will spearhead any UK operation against Assad, followed by the RAF, both working with US and French forces, but regular troops will not be sent in.
It is thought nuclear submarine HMS Tireless has been repositioned in the Mediterranean in readiness to launch Tomahawk cruise missiles against Assad’s military.


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