Syrian opposition said on Thursday, worried that the U.S. Congress, the U.S. arms delivery to Syrian President Bashar al-Assad and repeated assurances that weapons will not go to Islamic militants fighting the rebels succeeded.
U.S. Senate and House of Representatives Intelligence Committee members have expressed reservations about the Obama administration's support for the rebels by sending their military hardware, fearing weapons will fall into the wrong hands intentions.
But there is no military aid has arrived, an Arab state officials and Syrian opposition sources told Reuters reporters.
Syria unions and free Syrian army has taken the necessary measures to ensure full and comprehensive review of all of our armed forces under the command of "coalition at a news conference." We will strictly enforce these controls to ensure that the weapons remain moderate the opposition forces in control. "
The White House announced in June that it would review the group of armed Syrian rebels to avoid participating in the two-year-old conflict, the United Nations said this week has caused 100,000 deaths.
The coalition said that Assad's ally Russia and Iran have not withheld supplies Syrian army.
On Capitol Hill, Democratic and Republican Intelligence Committee has repeatedly expressed concern that, despite the assurance from the Union, the United States and other weapons that can reach Nusra Front factions, the most effective one of Assad's armed rebel groups, but can also be seen by the U.S. as one for the "base" organization in Iraq front.
MPs also want to hear more about the management of the overall policy of Syria, how it is that the weapons programs would affect the case on the ground, Assad's troops made ??a recent rally.
 



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