Military Forum for Russian and Global Defence Issues
Militarov wrote:
Generally speaking looks abit grim.
Werewolf wrote:Militarov wrote:
Generally speaking looks abit grim.
Seriously can we ban this cruelty to normal human minds with this Twitter and other crap bullshit posts to be used here as some sort of evidence?
Seriously since when did the fucking intelligent people used Twitter especially posts from women who have no jack shit idea about military as a source?
We had a twitter researcher before didn't end well just nonsense talk, so stop this crap and get some real sources or refrain of insulting us with this garbage.
KoTeMoRe wrote:Werewolf wrote:Militarov wrote:
Generally speaking looks abit grim.
Seriously can we ban this cruelty to normal human minds with this Twitter and other crap bullshit posts to be used here as some sort of evidence?
Seriously since when did the fucking intelligent people used Twitter especially posts from women who have no jack shit idea about military as a source?
We had a twitter researcher before didn't end well just nonsense talk, so stop this crap and get some real sources or refrain of insulting us with this garbage.
She actually is on the money. There's no FSA except for the Tow teams.
Werewolf wrote:KoTeMoRe wrote:Werewolf wrote:Militarov wrote:
Generally speaking looks abit grim.
Seriously can we ban this cruelty to normal human minds with this Twitter and other crap bullshit posts to be used here as some sort of evidence?
Seriously since when did the fucking intelligent people used Twitter especially posts from women who have no jack shit idea about military as a source?
We had a twitter researcher before didn't end well just nonsense talk, so stop this crap and get some real sources or refrain of insulting us with this garbage.
She actually is on the money. There's no FSA except for the Tow teams.
Those are claims not a source and certainly no evidence. Using twitter only decreases reputation of posters and forum. Using wikipedia does not give credibility either and from time to time wikipedia has actually articles that can meet reality with their claims that does not mean it is a source for information. It is just not the case.
Werewolf wrote:Militarov wrote:
Generally speaking looks abit grim.
Seriously can we ban this cruelty to normal human minds with this Twitter and other crap bullshit posts to be used here as some sort of evidence?
Seriously since when did the fucking intelligent people used Twitter especially posts from women who have no jack shit idea about military as a source?
We had a twitter researcher before didn't end well just nonsense talk, so stop this crap and get some real sources or refrain of insulting us with this garbage.
KoTeMoRe wrote:
What is not the case? Jund Al Aqsa was all over the place, they actually lost the 25/30 guys that got blown on the approach (including) the armoured VBIED that broke the straight. Once AQ was in contact, SAA fought for less than an hour on all west Morek and started retreating North and South.
Werewolf wrote:KoTeMoRe wrote:Werewolf wrote:Militarov wrote:
Generally speaking looks abit grim.
Seriously can we ban this cruelty to normal human minds with this Twitter and other crap bullshit posts to be used here as some sort of evidence?
Seriously since when did the fucking intelligent people used Twitter especially posts from women who have no jack shit idea about military as a source?
We had a twitter researcher before didn't end well just nonsense talk, so stop this crap and get some real sources or refrain of insulting us with this garbage.
She actually is on the money. There's no FSA except for the Tow teams.
Those are claims not a source and certainly no evidence. Using twitter only decreases reputation of posters and forum. Using wikipedia does not give credibility either and from time to time wikipedia has actually articles that can meet reality with their claims that does not mean it is a source for information. It is just not the case.
Werewolf wrote:KoTeMoRe wrote:
What is not the case? Jund Al Aqsa was all over the place, they actually lost the 25/30 guys that got blown on the approach (including) the armoured VBIED that broke the straight. Once AQ was in contact, SAA fought for less than an hour on all west Morek and started retreating North and South.
Have we reached Idiocracy where One-liners are now a source of information on the battleground of non participants that do not write articles to give a good insight of the actual state of the battlefield and frontline conditions, shifting soils dominated by sides, no i see here people using a bitches Twitter as a source along with other nonsense despite non of those claims are directly linked with evidence for users to check for themselfs. If you gonna go the path of stupidly screenshoting Twitter crap account one-liners without factual source to back up those claims you are just showing your own low standards of your sources for informations.
Get some standards with links to evidence and elaborated information with actual content not to Twitter one-liners of people who can not even make a proper sentence.
)
PapaDragon wrote:
Here is some actual news to get everyone's mind of one little setback that will not affect the outcome of the war (even though everyone here is losing their **** for some reason...
"US ends arms supply to Syrian Kurdish militia, official says"
http://www.todayszaman.com/diplomacy_us-ends-arms-supply-to-syrian-kurdish-militia-official-says_403413.html
Solncepek wrote: Jaysh Al-Fateh Officially Captures the Strategic Town of Morek
By Leith Fadel on November 5, 2015 Featured
It was another wild night in northern Hama as the Syrian Al-Qaeda group “Jund Al-Aqsa” – alongside Ajnad Al-Sham – continued their intense assault on the Syrian Arab Army (SAA) controlled town of Morek.
On Wednesday night, Jund Al-Aqsa and their allies were able to impose fire control over Morek after capturing every checkpoint along the Kafr Zita-Morek Road that led to the town’s western flank; this was followed by a series of fierce clashes that ultimately resulted in the Syrian Arab Army’s 555th Brigade of the 18th Tank Division and the 87th Brigade of the 11th Tank Division’s retreat to the southeastern outskirts of Morek.
A few hours after their withdrawal from Morek, the Syrian Armed Forces returned to Morek, but this time with several fighters from Hezbollah, who helped them reclaim much of the town from Jund Al-Aqsa’s grip; however, this success was short-lived, as the Islamist rebels greatly outnumbered the pro-government forces.
The following morning, the Syrian Armed Forces were on the outskirts of Morek and the Islamist rebels were inside the town-center, where they raised their flag to signify victory at this strategic battle.
Unfortunately for the Syrian Armed Forces, Jund Al-Aqsa did not stop at Morek: the aforementioned Al-Qaeda group imposed full control over Tal Sukeek and then followed this up with their successfully entry into the imperative town of ‘Atshan.
Currently, the Syrian Armed Forces are on the defensive against Jund Al-Aqsa and their allies, as the aforementioned Islamist rebel group strives to capture ‘Atshan and push south towards the towns of Souran and Taybat Al-Imam in northern Hama.
http://www.almasdarnews.com/article/jaysh-al-fateh-officially-captures-the-strategic-town-of-morek/
sepheronx wrote:Solncepek wrote: Jaysh Al-Fateh Officially Captures the Strategic Town of Morek
By Leith Fadel on November 5, 2015 Featured
It was another wild night in northern Hama as the Syrian Al-Qaeda group “Jund Al-Aqsa” – alongside Ajnad Al-Sham – continued their intense assault on the Syrian Arab Army (SAA) controlled town of Morek.
On Wednesday night, Jund Al-Aqsa and their allies were able to impose fire control over Morek after capturing every checkpoint along the Kafr Zita-Morek Road that led to the town’s western flank; this was followed by a series of fierce clashes that ultimately resulted in the Syrian Arab Army’s 555th Brigade of the 18th Tank Division and the 87th Brigade of the 11th Tank Division’s retreat to the southeastern outskirts of Morek.
A few hours after their withdrawal from Morek, the Syrian Armed Forces returned to Morek, but this time with several fighters from Hezbollah, who helped them reclaim much of the town from Jund Al-Aqsa’s grip; however, this success was short-lived, as the Islamist rebels greatly outnumbered the pro-government forces.
The following morning, the Syrian Armed Forces were on the outskirts of Morek and the Islamist rebels were inside the town-center, where they raised their flag to signify victory at this strategic battle.
Unfortunately for the Syrian Armed Forces, Jund Al-Aqsa did not stop at Morek: the aforementioned Al-Qaeda group imposed full control over Tal Sukeek and then followed this up with their successfully entry into the imperative town of ‘Atshan.
Currently, the Syrian Armed Forces are on the defensive against Jund Al-Aqsa and their allies, as the aforementioned Islamist rebel group strives to capture ‘Atshan and push south towards the towns of Souran and Taybat Al-Imam in northern Hama.
http://www.almasdarnews.com/article/jaysh-al-fateh-officially-captures-the-strategic-town-of-morek/
How is Morek strategic? If that is the case, then every town is strategic?
Good thing is, if the town is currently a ghost town but islamists hold it, then it shouldn't be a problem in flattening it.
sepheronx wrote:Solncepek wrote: Jaysh Al-Fateh Officially Captures the Strategic Town of Morek
By Leith Fadel on November 5, 2015 Featured
It was another wild night in northern Hama as the Syrian Al-Qaeda group “Jund Al-Aqsa” – alongside Ajnad Al-Sham – continued their intense assault on the Syrian Arab Army (SAA) controlled town of Morek.
On Wednesday night, Jund Al-Aqsa and their allies were able to impose fire control over Morek after capturing every checkpoint along the Kafr Zita-Morek Road that led to the town’s western flank; this was followed by a series of fierce clashes that ultimately resulted in the Syrian Arab Army’s 555th Brigade of the 18th Tank Division and the 87th Brigade of the 11th Tank Division’s retreat to the southeastern outskirts of Morek.
A few hours after their withdrawal from Morek, the Syrian Armed Forces returned to Morek, but this time with several fighters from Hezbollah, who helped them reclaim much of the town from Jund Al-Aqsa’s grip; however, this success was short-lived, as the Islamist rebels greatly outnumbered the pro-government forces.
The following morning, the Syrian Armed Forces were on the outskirts of Morek and the Islamist rebels were inside the town-center, where they raised their flag to signify victory at this strategic battle.
Unfortunately for the Syrian Armed Forces, Jund Al-Aqsa did not stop at Morek: the aforementioned Al-Qaeda group imposed full control over Tal Sukeek and then followed this up with their successfully entry into the imperative town of ‘Atshan.
Currently, the Syrian Armed Forces are on the defensive against Jund Al-Aqsa and their allies, as the aforementioned Islamist rebel group strives to capture ‘Atshan and push south towards the towns of Souran and Taybat Al-Imam in northern Hama.
http://www.almasdarnews.com/article/jaysh-al-fateh-officially-captures-the-strategic-town-of-morek/
How is Morek strategic? If that is the case, then every town is strategic?
Good thing is, if the town is currently a ghost town but islamists hold it, then it shouldn't be a problem in flattening it.
"Operation Army ATS continues in the south-eastern province of Aleppo," said Latakia representative of the Syrian Army, Brigadier General Ali Mayhoub, according to RIA Novosti. "In cooperation with civil defense groups we control more than 250 square kilometers, and returned stability in dozens of villages and towns in the region."
"The army in collaboration with the civil defense forces managed to open the way to Aleppo…to ensure the safe passage of this important route," Mayhoub added.
The general also said that terrorists sustained a large number of casualties and loss of equipment.
"The survivors fled toward Raqqa," Mayhoub said, referring to the self-proclaimed capital of the Islamic State terrorist group.
"Also, our army has strengthened control over the strategic height of Mraga and working to expand its control of the area. In addition, the air force is delivering pinpoint strikes against concentrates of IS and al-Nusra terrorist groups in the vicinity of the airport and near Kueres military air school in the village of Umm Arkile," Mayhoub said.
Also on Thursday, Syrian government forces gained a key hill in a northern suburb of the capital of Damascus. The Syrian Army has captured al-Mashtal Heights, as well as a number of buildings in the suburb of Harast.
"Many terrorists have been killed and their weaponry and fortifications destroyed," Mayhoub said.
A large number of foreign fighters have also been killed in Damascus' southwestern suburb of Darayya.
The Syrian Army is now making a "serious advance" toward the ancient city of Palmyra.
"Our armed forces have taken control over two heights in the Homs Province. We have also made serious advance toward the city of Pal myra near al-Barayat," Mayhoub added. "Islamic State terrirst sustained heavy losses. Six vehicles and over 25 terrorists have been killed in the western outskirts of the Mheen village."
sepheronx wrote:How is Morek strategic? If that is the case, then every town is strategic?
Good thing is, if the town is currently a ghost town but islamists hold it, then it shouldn't be a problem in flattening it.
Walther von Oldenburg wrote:There is nothing strategic about this 15k Sunni town. The M5 highway that goes through it leads to rebel controlled areas anyway. For western media every town that is captured by rebels becoems "strategic".
US ends arms supply to Syrian Kurdish militia, official says
Cyberspec wrote:I doubt RuAF will use FOAB in Syria
Walther von Oldenburg wrote:Like Werewolf said, FOAB is the answer. First pretend to prepare for attack on Morek by concentrating troops nearby. Then, once rebels have strengthened defences in preparation for attack, drop the bomb. Morek is small, no more than 2 bombs will be needed to completely destroy the entire town.
Home
Latest images
Register
Log in
