US troops Saturday resumed joint patrols with Kurdish-led forces in northeast Syria days after they were stopped amid Turkish threats of a new ground incursion into the war-torn country. A patrol consisting of four American armoured vehicles and one for the US-backed Syrian Democratic Forces was seen leaving a US base near the northeastern town of Rmeilan in Hassakeh province. The patrol was driving northeast toward another US base near the border with Iraq. On Tuesday, the top commander of the SDF, Mazloum Abdi, told reporters that the group’s joint operations alongside the US-led international coalition to counter the Islamic State group had been “temporarily paused
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