Syrian Civil War: News #2

Russian air power has proven to be very effective.

This was situation in Al-Akrad - Al-Ghab plain front on October 8th



October 8-10th progress (yellow line Oct. 8th - red line Oct. 10th)



Rebels/terror. front line of past 3 years has basically collapsed under weight of VKS bombs.

Werewolf wrote:

HUNTER VZLA wrote:Hama,Siria

A Diamond, nice pic.

Thanks.

BTW it is a Mi-24V, for those who were complaining about P's, not that their complaining was rational.

Probably a Sy-AF Mi-25

A group of rats pinned down

Probably a Sy-AF Mi-25

A group of rats pinned down

by god like the helicopter video i could swear this is a old video (very old) im 100% certain i watched years back nearly the same videos of some terrorists getting pinned down in the highlands (i kinda watched every major battle video from the start of the conflict)

dont hold your breaths for it to be new

edit*

yeah its old found it: (9 months ago but i think reuplode, must be even older)

NationalRus wrote:
yeah its old found it: (9 months ago but i think reuplode, must be even older)

You can't trust anything these days

Dmitri Steshin reports that the SAA is 18 km away from the Turkish border (I'm assuming Latakia region front)

Anna News with Syrian troops in Hama , battle for village Atshan

zg18 wrote:Anna News with Syrian troops in Hama , battle for village Atshan

Looking good.

^^^
Amazing


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SAA on the attack around Damascus as well

I hope that someone has thought to block IS weapons supplies from foreign coutries.

Cyberspec wrote:Probably a Sy-AF Mi-25

A group of rats pinned down

Cyberspec wrote:

NationalRus wrote:
yeah its old found it: (9 months ago but i think reuplode, must be even older)

You can't trust anything these days

There should not be any problem with trusting. The only difference with anti-SAA propaganda videos is that this video has been posted as it is without any editing (even title and duration remains unchanged). Its just the case of that poster reposing an older video which he probably found to be good.

BREAKING NEWS :

Iraqi air force hits convoy of Islamic State leader Baghdadi
Source: Reuters

The Iraqi air force struck a convoy of Islamic State leader Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi in western Anbar province close to the Syrian border on Sunday, a military statement said.

The fate of the militant leader, who has declared himself the leader of a caliphate in areas his ultrahardline Sunni group controls in Iraq and Syria, is unknown, the military said.

"Iraqi air forces have bombed the convoy of the terrorist Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi while he was heading to Karabla to attend a meeting with Daesh commanders," the statement read, using the Arabic acronym for Islamic State.

The military said the air force bombed a location where Baghdadi was planning to meet Islamic States commanders. "The location of the meeting was also bombed and many of the group's leaders were killed and wounded. Fate of murderer al-Baghdadi is unknown and he was carried away by a vehicle. His health condition is still unclear," the military said.

Read more: http://www.reuters.com/article/2015/10/11/us-mideast-crisis-iraq-baghdadi-idUSKCN0S50KI20151011

UPDATE: Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi is not amongst casualties from the air-strike...

Jabal Al-Akrad mountains and Al-Ghab plain

PapaDragon wrote:

i love your posts, but sadly i must say this picture is photo shopped. the silhoutette of the isis guys do not match in relation of the buildings on the hillside.

im sure Turkey lets Isis come and go over the border. just this picture is not accurate.

zg18 wrote:Jabal Al-Akrad mountains and Al-Ghab plain

i am very interrested in seeing the tactical situation in Syria as are a lot of my friends, would you mind sharing your source?.

nice to see you back airbornewolf , any new stuff about NATO that you'd like to share? Last time you mentioned how Netherlands air base contains more tactical bombers hidden underneath layered base where no dutch can go without an american accomplice .

Airbornewolf wrote:i am very interrested in seeing the tactical situation in Syria as are a lot of my friends, would you mind sharing your source?.

Here you go.

https://twitter.com/PetoLucem

i dare them to, it would be the last thing they (UK) would ever do.



http://www.ibtimes.co.uk/raf-given-green-light-shoot-down-hostile-russian-jets-syria-1523488

Airbornewolf wrote:

PapaDragon wrote:

i love your posts, but sadly i must say this picture is photo shopped. the silhoutette of the isis guys do not match in relation of the buildings on the hillside.

im sure Turkey lets Isis come and go over the border. just this picture is not accurate.

Sorry, my bad...

Besides, it was more of an entertainment than useful info...

village Atshan

"More pics of Atchan. To recap: Nusra (Al-Qaeda in Syria) driven from another town by Syrian Army"
"Syria military celebrates retaking of atchan from nusra front. Losses on Syrian side said to be light."

Hope noone minds few photos in this thread.

























Source: https://twitter.com/MuradoRT/status/653252253382483969

max steel wrote:nice to see you back airbornewolf , any new stuff about NATO that you'd like to share? Last time you mentioned how Netherlands air base contains more tactical bombers hidden underneath layered base where no dutch can go without an american accomplice .

im still in the game, ive been switching jobs and currently moving to a new town to work/live so i did not had much time. i got some news regarding U.S weapon stationing, nuclear weapon upgrading of the USAF in Europe and some serious dissent among NATO forces as a result of the refugee matter. long story short its spinning out of control. also EU weapon industry is pressing heavily on Politicians to re-establish contacts with Russia.

also i got "rumours" out of Turkey from my own millitary after EU/U.S contact with Russian operations in Syria. but again i need time to write all that down here when i get some peace of mind.

i need to get first my private life on the rails and ill be back sharing my info on those matters. should take me no more than a few weeks from now .

PapaDragon wrote:

Airbornewolf wrote:

PapaDragon wrote:

i love your posts, but sadly i must say this picture is photo shopped. the silhoutette of the isis guys do not match in relation of the buildings on the hillside.

im sure Turkey lets Isis come and go over the border. just this picture is not accurate.

Sorry, my bad...

Besides, it was more of an entertainment than useful info...

no worries man, keep up the posts.

i know Turkey lets the scum pass over the border both way's. it will be soon over when the Kurds and/or SAA reaches the Turkish/Syria border and seal it off.

Diplomatic work with KSA continuous as a meeting took place today in Sochi


Saudi Arabia expressed its concerns over Russia’s military operation against the Islamic State jihadist group in Syria, but Moscow explained that its main goal is to tackle extremists, Saudi Foreign Minister Adel Ahmed al-Jubeir said Sunday.

http://sputniknews.com/politics/20151011/1028362520/saudi-arabia-russia-iran-alliance.html

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