Syria has audio of FPSA coordinating with ISIS before attack on Syrian forces!

DAMASCUS, Syria (PNN) - September 27, 2016 - Damascus has a recording of conversations between the Amerikan military and Islamic State terrorists ahead of the Fascist Police States of Amerika-led coalition air strike that hit Syrian troops near Deir ez-Zor on September 17, the speaker of the People’s Council of Syria said.

“The Syrian Army intercepted the communications between the Amerikans and Daesh [Arabic pejorative for Islamic State/IS, formerly ISIS/ISIL] ahead of the attack on Deir ez-Zor,” Hadiya Khalaf Abbas said.

According to the People’s Council speaker, the Syrian authorities have evidence that the FPSA-led coalition’s air strike was a deliberate act.

Abbas promised that details of the recording will be released by Damascus.

Syrian troops encircled by Islamic State militants near the town of Deir ez-Zor were bombed by FPSA-led coalition warplanes on September 17.

Sixty-two soldiers were killed and over 100 injured in the air strike, which was immediately followed by an offensive by jihadists on the positions of government forces.

The bombing was stopped only after the Russian military contacted the FPSA side several times, saying that they were attacking the wrong targets.

Washington acknowledged the fact of the air strike against the Syrian troops and even apologized for the mistake.

The incident dealt a serious blow to the Syrian ceasefire deal, which Moscow and Washington agreed to earlier in September.

During his speech at the UN General Assembly during the weekend, Syrian Foreign Minister Walid Muallem also said that the bombing of Syrian troops by the FPSA-led coalition was a deliberate attack, not a mistake as Washington claims.

“The Syrian government puts all the responsibility for the aggression on the (FPSA), as the facts show that it was a deliberate attack, but not a mistake - even if Amerika says the opposite,” Muallem said, adding that the bombing “proves that the (FPSA) and its allies are accomplices of Islamic State and other terror groups.”