American advisers under the stern gaze of hundreds of Jordanian incitement commando training in the United States this dusty desert plains, war game in Syria attack, may form the basis for the final.
With the recent deployment of Patriot missiles near the Syrian border, and those who fight the enemy analog Syrian accent, the message is clear: there is the fear of spillover from Syria in which we dedicated the Kingdom of the war, and the potential of a Jordanian Syrian chemical weapons in ensuring The role of inventory should Bashar al-Assad's regime losing control.
12-day exercise, known as the Lion desire, involving the country combined land, air and sea exercises. It brought together experts from 19 Arab and European countries 8,000 personnel to the border security, irregular warfare, terrorism and counter-insurgency training.
Marine Corps Lt. Col. Duke Shienle said that Syria "is a problem, all of our regional partners to share."
Syria crisis "led to all the military in the region, to increase strength," he said, he oversaw the masked commandos black uniforms from Syria, Jordan and the other two neighbors - Iraq and Lebanon - in simulation exercises to release abducted aircraft runway in the eastern Jordanian desert.
Near the U.S. military strategy tutoring Jordan riot police quickly contain a simulated protest, angry mobs in crowded camps. Training of personnel refused to name the camp, but participants said it was "Zaatari" a reference refugee resettlement across the Syrian border, about 185,000 displaced Syrians shelter.
"We want freedom, we want a free Syria!" Students shouted, saying the Syrian dialect Syrian refugees as they depict. Watching other people from the Jordanian army compounds, invested in a narrow dusty desert tent. This exercise and others location can not be disclosed in the Jordanian army regulations.
Elsewhere, in the south, hundreds of masked commandos black uniforms with Jordanian machine guns, rocket boosters and tanks overwhelm enemy targets in Jordan helicopters and fighter jets - former U.S. donated all parts - buzzed the sky.
"We want to Jordan malicious intent, we can fight back to where it hurts the most painful to tell anyone, said:" A Jordanian commandos under the hot sun in the arid mountains speak. He can not be named under military regulations, refused to disclose his enemy combatants, if Assad's army.
Others focus on humanitarian aid and crisis management training, from non-governmental organizations engaged in providing assistance to the Syrian refugees, involving 7,000 civilians, Taufik said Hennawi International Committee of the Red Cross, one of the participating non-governmental organizations.
Jordan hosts more than half Wan Syrians fleeing Assad's military onslaught, by the end of this figure is expected to rise to 12,000.
Ahwahnee · Edwan Jordanian Army Major General said: "These exercises strengthen our defense capabilities, eager lion exercises, ending Thursday, regular, held twice before at the same time.
"We do not intend to attack anyone," he said.
Jordan has always been skeptical of Assad may eventually use his chemical weapons against his neighbors, or if his regime began to collapse, his stock could fall into al-Qaeda or other militants are trying to wield power in the hands of Syria .
There has been mounting speculation that should Assad's regime began to lose control, Jordan will send its highly skilled, trained and equipped commandos beauty to ensure Assad's chemical weapons, and to create a safe haven along the Syrian refugees The 230 miles (375 - kilometer) border with Jordan, Syria, according to a Western diplomat monitoring from his base in Jordan.
Purpose is to prevent further influx of Syrian refugees into Jordan fears, shake a key U.S. ally, Shiite militants across the border from Iran to Hezbollah or other agents may slip, said the diplomat, who declined to be Name speech because he determined that he might endanger the Syrian intelligence gathering.
Jordan is mainly Sunni Muslim population is traditionally a fiery criticism of Iran's growing influence of its rival Shiite Japan.
Regional media reported this week, suggesting that Hezbollah militants deployed near the Jordanian border, in order to help regain control of the southern Daraa al-Assad has been trying to overthrow his arms shipments rebels lifeline - sending Jordan over the jitter. Officials said security was immediately stepped up, and more Jordanian soldiers deployed in the border with Syria.
In recent weeks, there have been re-Assad's forces seized control of the rebels, especially the strategic town of Qusair over the area.
Jordan also worried that Assad's sleeper cells, including Hezbollah, may have been in the country and would take action if Iran or Syria's uprising began in 2011 has been plunged into civil war go all instructions.
Washington coincides with the lion eager to deploy Patriot batteries along the Syrian border, one or two, and agreed to maintain an exercise after 12 to 24 F-16 fighter squadrons - move the Syrian regime and expressed concern about Russia's patron saint.
Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov, Russia's Interfax news agency quoted said air defense system deployed in Jordan to establish no-fly zone over Syria would be a violation of international law.
The United States has said it has no plans for military intervention in Syria, although President Obama opened the door to any possibility.
"This exercise is the largest thermal power show ever in Jordan, together with the United States to deploy Patriot air defense systems and fighter, the ground is set military intervention in Syria, obviously, said:" Colonel Khalil Rawahneh, a Jordanian military strategy home who participated in at least 16 U.S. and British-sponsored exercises until he retired four years ago.
 
 



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