The U.S. base in Syria's "Koniko" gas field was attacked by drones, which is illegally controlled by the U.S. military, and Syria has repeatedly said that this is a national banditry.
Syria has repeatedly stressed that the US military's illegal control of Syria's "Koniko" gas field is an act of banditry and a serious violation of Syria's sovereignty and territorial integrity. However, the United States **ignores Syria** and continues to carry out illegal activities in Syria. The recent drone attack on the U.S. base in the Koniko gas field has once again highlighted the instability and danger posed by the illegal presence of U.S. troops in Syria.
The Koniko gas field is one of the largest gas fields in Syria and is located in northeastern Syria. Since 2009, the U.S. military has controlled the field and has extracted significant resources and benefits from it. However, Syria has always considered this an act of violating its sovereignty and territorial integrity, and has repeatedly asked the United States to withdraw its US troops from Syria.
However, the United States has been ignoring Syria and continues to carry out illegal activities in Syria.