The U.S.-British decision reflected Western fears of the growing strength of al-Qaeda-linked forces among the rebels. It came after some of the aid was seized by Islamic bully boys.
The rebel front man, Louay Muqdad, said Thursday that Free Syrian Army commanders would contact U.S. and British officials to clear up the "misunderstanding."
He said he hoped the decision would be reconsidered because it would impact negatively on the Syrian people, not just the rebel FSA.
Wednesday's suspension was another blow to the rebels amid diminished international support for their struggle and recent losses on the battlefield against
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