(CNN)At slightest 75 contenders prepared by U.S., British
and Turkish powers have entered northern Syria, an observing gathering said.
The warriors traversed from Turkey on Friday and Saturday
and are currently situated in regions north of the city of Aleppo, said the
London-based Syrian Observatory for Human Rights.
Their landing comes not long after U.S. authorities
recognized that the Pentagon's system to prepare and prepare moderate Syrian
radicals to help battle ISIS had missed the mark concerning its unique points.
A top U.S. general told the Senate a week ago that of the a
large number of warriors the U.S. military should train in the first year, just
four or five stayed set up on the front line.
In light of the stark deficiencies, the Pentagon is expected
to carry out a major overhaul of the training program for the revolutionaries.
A review of the effort has been underway since an initial
group of some 54 rebels put into northern Syria this summer came under attack
and are no longer a working fighting force.
That attack demonstrated that units
have to be bigger so the forces can ensure themselves, officials said.
The fighters who entered Syria in recent days have been
supplied with four-wheel-drive vehicles mounted with automatic rifles and ammo,
the Syrian Observatory for Human Rights said.
Warplanes from a U.S.-drove coalition are completing a
bombing campaign against ISIS positions in Syria and Iraq. But Western
countries haven't sent ground troops to fight against the militant group.