If I go digging, am I going to find out that this is an anti-Kurdish hit piece trying to manufacture consent so Assad can use chemical weapons on Rojava?

So who's growing the wheat? As I understand it, it's an ongoing practice for over a decade. So someone is growing wheat every year only for the US military to swoop in and harvest it? Or do they ambush trucks with already harvested wheat? Article doesn't seem to mention the hows, focusing on oil. But oil is a bit different from wheat

Oh great, we’re the space Nazis from the awful rebel moon movies. Go figure.

Look, this article runs every few months from the Syrian regime. To be blunt, the trucks bring in Wheat and probably arms or something else they shouldn't. The SDF (formerly called the YPJ and YPG) runs oil refineries and sells the oil as a means of finding themselves. The US... Well, 'Coalition' supplies them with the refineries.

Why all these steps? Turkyie hates the YPJ/YPG but Turkyie is part of the Coalition against ISIL. The 'SDF' gets bombed by Turkyie but the SDF also runs the largest ISIL prison in the region. So Turkyie and Syria don't team up against the SDF, the SDF doesn't get full US support, and resupply trucks have to 'sneak'.

Everyone in the region has stakes in not letting them break out. Iraq doesn't want it, Syria doesn't want it, the US and Coalition don't want it but, outside of the US, no one can publicly back the SDF and save face with their regional counterparts. The US makes sure the SDF has food and funds, everyone gets to keep the ISIL and Refugee camps 'running' and no one has to support the SDF and lose face with their local parties.

I'd call it shades of gray but it's more like shades of blood...

This would've been more believable if they left off the wheat. Oil I can imagine, but no fucking way are US troops stealing wheat of all things.

Do they think there is a mill at their base? What the fuck would they use it for? It has negative value.