YahooNews, I know, sorry...
''Syrian troops capture strategic mountain in coastal province''
http://news.yahoo.com/syrian-troops-capture-strategic-mountain-coastal-province-124933242.html
LATAKIA (Syria) (Sputnik) – The Syrian air force has destroyed several terrorists command centers in various regions of the country and two columns of military hardware in Aleppo province, army spokesman said.
"In the period from December 10 to December 16, the Syrian air force carried out 193 sorties against 563 terrorist targets in the Damascus, Homs, Hama, Idlib, Aleppo, Latakia and Deir ez-Zor," Brigadier General Ali Mayhoub told reporters.
According to Mayhoub, the airstrikes destroyed scores of terrorist command posts and objects of infrastructure.
"Two terrorists' strongholds of the Al-Nusra Front in the Hama province were destroyed. Two ammunition depot and supply center were also destroyed in the Aleppo and Hama provinces," the general said.
He also noted that "the Syrian forces have destroyed two Daesh command centers in the northern al-Mahsa (Homs province) and in Deir ez-Zor".
"Terrorist subunits were destroyed near Saraquib in the province of Idlib, in Hama and in Homs," Mayhoub added.
Scores of terrorists were killed and injured as the Syrian and Russian fighter jets resumed their airstrikes on terrorists' positions in Hama province on Wednesday.
Syria has been in a state of civil war since 2011, when mass anti-government protest against President Bashar Assad and the ruling party escalated into an open armed confrontation between government troops and allied militia on the one hand, and the Syrian opposition on the other.
Apart from fighting the rebels in the ongoing conflict, government forces have had to counter extremist groups as well, including the Islamic State (ISIL/ISIS/Daesh in Arabic) militant group, which is outlawed in Russia.
Russia has been assisting both the government and civilians in the war-torn Syria. Since September 30, Moscow has been conducting precision airstrikes on terrorist positions in Syria, following a request from Assad.
Between November 27 and December 10, the Syrian air force carried out 364 sorties, striking 1,300 terrorist targets across four provinces.
wilhelm wrote:You can trust Kerry as far as you can throw him.
Regime change seems to have been thwarted for the time being via military action.
If things ever settle down to enable an election, expect violent provocations and US funding of whoever stands against Assad.
If Assad does win, it will be declared "not free and fair" as in every single instance world wide when the US doesn't like someone who is voted in.
That's how it always is.
Vann7 wrote:wilhelm wrote:You can trust Kerry as far as you can throw him.
Regime change seems to have been thwarted for the time being via military action.
If things ever settle down to enable an election, expect violent provocations and US funding of whoever stands against Assad.
If Assad does win, it will be declared "not free and fair" as in every single instance world wide when the US doesn't like someone who is voted in.
That's how it always is.
The new major focus of US ,since Russia airforce moved to syria to help and began to wipe
Terrorist.. Is the capture of Northern Syria away of the Syrian government. This is where kurds comes into play.. they ask ISIS to move from one location to another and Kurds takes their position and tada.. another city "liberated" from ISIS.. but in reality it was an agreed change of hands without Kurds fully aware of how they were played. US also have plans to do the same of IRAQ in Kurdish zones.. to split it from IRAQ and create a new independent state there...albeit unofficially one.. and also there are plans to move ISIS to Anbar region of IRAQ ,western side with Syria border..and create there a Sunnistan. So it seems IRAQ will be the major loser in terms of territory .
DerWolf wrote:
Make sense since the new islamic coalicion was made with the S.Arabia as leader 2 days ago. And this happened a week after that news of sending 100.000 soldiers in Iraq and Syria.
“Within a month, Russia did what the regime could not since the beginning of the war,” he told Anadolu Agency.
Russia aiming to drive Turkmen from Syria, says leader
http://aa.com.tr/en/middle-east/russia-aiming-to-drive-turkmen-from-syria-says-leader/492041
JohninMK wrote:Going home for Christmas of course. The USAF is obviously a kind employer!
Read more: http://sputniknews.com/military/20151216/1031862104/us-jets-leave-turkey.html#ixzz3uWehGiue
Pro FSA Militant Pages are saying these are list of groups #Jordan Just put on the terrorist list
https://twitter.com/IvanSidorenko1/status/677058887481212928
Cyberspec wrote:Turkmen leader complaining and accussing Russia of systematically destroying civilian infrastructure...
“Within a month, Russia did what the regime could not since the beginning of the war,” he told Anadolu Agency.
Russia aiming to drive Turkmen from Syria, says leader
http://aa.com.tr/en/middle-east/russia-aiming-to-drive-turkmen-from-syria-says-leader/492041
PapaDragon wrote:Cyberspec wrote:Turkmen leader complaining and accussing Russia of systematically destroying civilian infrastructure...
“Within a month, Russia did what the regime could not since the beginning of the war,” he told Anadolu Agency.
Russia aiming to drive Turkmen from Syria, says leader
http://aa.com.tr/en/middle-east/russia-aiming-to-drive-turkmen-from-syria-says-leader/492041
Oh boo hoo, cry me a f*cking river...
If they got a problem they can always take it up with Sultan Doggie.
Algerian Major wrote:Well, currently Isis is holding 70/100 of the Syrian territory, Saudi Arabia have made this "Islamic Union" well Algeria didn't join, while being accused of supporting the Syria regime. The day after, I diplomatic visit from Iran. Is it just me or things are going to get ugly
Maybe this Islamic Union thing will Strike the SAA?
Algerian Major wrote:
Maybe this Islamic Union thing will Strike the SAA?
Wow, SAA troops wearing helmets. That's a good start.Cyberspec wrote:
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SAA unit receiving new gear
Algerian Major wrote:Nice helmets, well if they had such equipment since the beginning ....
Well , the oppression on Yemen happened in on night, why can't they do the same to Syria, besides they are stupid enough to not take in consideration the Russian hardware there.
Oh and what do you think if Syria had the military strength of Algeria (manpower, equipment...) Since the beginning of the crises, what could have happened?