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higurashihougi wrote:Dear all Christian fellows in the forum, do you feel backstabbed ?
https://www.rt.com/news/334270-us-genocide-christians-unreached/
The Obama administration says Islamic State’s persecution of Christian minorities in Iraq and Syria is not genocide. The point to term it as such “has not been reached,” White House spokesman Josh Earnest said at a press briefing.
higurashihougi wrote:Dear all Christian fellows in the forum, do you feel backstabbed ?
https://www.rt.com/news/334270-us-genocide-christians-unreached/
The Obama administration says Islamic State’s persecution of Christian minorities in Iraq and Syria is not genocide. The point to term it as such “has not been reached,” White House spokesman Josh Earnest said at a press briefing.
Birdhouse. Thats one superb name. Loved it....nothing oficcial about it though.magnumcromagnon wrote:Syrian PPS 'Birdhouse', responsible for this?
http://vpk.name/file/img/system_antitow_001.jpg
Dima wrote:Birdhouse. Thats one superb name. Loved it....nothing oficcial about it though.magnumcromagnon wrote:Syrian PPS 'Birdhouse', responsible for this?
http://vpk.name/file/img/system_antitow_001.jpg
Video "inconclusive" = T-72 survived the hit 100%. The missile probably hit the turret side?GunshipDemocracy wrote:TOW fail again? this time against T-72
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GunshipDemocracy wrote:TOW fail again? this time against T-72
Over the last 48 hours, the Syrian Arab Army’s 67th Brigade of the 18th Tank Division and their pro-government allies have intensified their military operations in Palmyra’s (Tadmur) northern countryside, capturing several kilometers of oil rich territory from the Islamic State of Iraq and Al-Sham (ISIS) near Jabal Jazal (Jazal Mountains).
The recent push by the government forces in the Palmyra countryside is part of a much larger military operation that is brewing inside the Homs Governorate’s eastern countryside.
On Tuesday, the prominent pro-government paramilitary unit “Liwaa Suqour Al-Sahra” (Desert Hawks Brigade) was redeployed from the northeastern countryside of the Latakia Governorate to the deserts of Homs.
The Desert Hawks played an integral role in the government’s successful offensive in northern Latakia, as their advanced weaponry and training paved the way for the capture of Kinsibba, Rabi’yah, and Salma.
Unlike the other pro-government paramilitary units, the Desert Hawks were given advanced training from the Russian Army in rural Latakia before they deployed to Jabal Al-Turkmen (Turkmen Mountains) and Jabal Al-Akrad (Kurdish Mountains).
Their military expertise will be needed for the looming Palmyra offensive because ISIS is deeply entrenched inside this ancient city.
To recapture Palmyra would be a significant victory for the government forces; however, it would be an even bigger blow to ISIS, who has enjoyed firm control over this city for nearly 10 months.
https://www.almasdarnews.com/article/major-military-operation-brewing-palmyra-desert-hawks-deploy-southeast-homs/ | Al-Masdar News
higurashihougi wrote:Dear all Christian fellows in the forum, do you feel backstabbed ?
https://www.rt.com/news/334270-us-genocide-christians-unreached/
The Obama administration says Islamic State’s persecution of Christian minorities in Iraq and Syria is not genocide. The point to term it as such “has not been reached,” White House spokesman Josh Earnest said at a press briefing.
KiloGolf wrote:
yeah... noKoTeMoRe wrote:Nope!
KoTeMoRe wrote:Now let's also face it the guy in the picture never had the chance to become something more than his old Type 56 underfolder or the Woodland cammies he's wearing. It's just a silly picture, but indeed shows the trouble the Syrian Soldiers have. They don't have a structure anymore. It's all makeshift. And bad makeshift.
par far wrote:KoTeMoRe wrote:Now let's also face it the guy in the picture never had the chance to become something more than his old Type 56 underfolder or the Woodland cammies he's wearing. It's just a silly picture, but indeed shows the trouble the Syrian Soldiers have. They don't have a structure anymore. It's all makeshift. And bad makeshift.
Are we talking about how, he holding the rifle?
KoTeMoRe wrote:par far wrote:KoTeMoRe wrote:Now let's also face it the guy in the picture never had the chance to become something more than his old Type 56 underfolder or the Woodland cammies he's wearing. It's just a silly picture, but indeed shows the trouble the Syrian Soldiers have. They don't have a structure anymore. It's all makeshift. And bad makeshift.
Are we talking about how, he holding the rifle?
Nope we're talking about the fact that the soldier/NDF guy albeit lacking no courage, is poorly equipped, most than probably uses his gun as it is shown and had, frankly speaking a basic weapon to defend himself.
Bulgarians despise turks more than anyone else. We suffered slavery and islamisation for the longest time under the ottoman khalifate. Unfortunately since an NGO installed neoliberal mafia regime is in power through backroom deals, and bribery , our country is working against its people's interests, and instead for private, criminal, and western ones.kvs wrote:magnumcromagnon wrote:KoTeMoRe wrote:I don't know about the nomenclature. It looks like a birdhouse/birdcage. I've read Mirage on Twitter. I've read Sahara (desert) on reddit.
BTW, I've got to give credit where credit is due. You (more than anyone) was constantly pointing out how Bulgarian arms keep finding their way in to ISIS Daesh-bag hands...then we have this:
Daesh-Produced Fuel Sold at Bulgarian Gas Stations
...So it looks like the Bulgarian connection has been completed. This is most likely the work (arms for oil) of the Bulgarian and Turkish Mafia with Bulgarian and Turkish govt. stamp of approval, underneath the NATO 'stay-behind' umbrella/envelope, with their direction of course. Can you say Grey Wolf?
Bulgaria has been Turdkey's bitch since the beginning. It is an enemy to the Orthodox world.
This is the work the TIM mafia organisation, the oligarch Veselin Mareshki(who recently created his own gas station franchise that purposefully sells the ISIS at the lowest price to bankrupt its national and foreign competitors, and oligarch interests of Lukoil. Since they've already almost completely stolen any wealth located in bulgaria, they turn to cooperate with the grey wolves(they act more like a mafia and have 2 representatives in bulgaria, one of them with a nickname "Sami") and act as middlemen in the smuggling of ISIS oil to europe. The bulgarian government is controlled by US interests, not to mention bought by the mafia, turns a blind eye and the zombified or apathetic population couldn't care less about the origins f the fuel as long as its cheaper. That way the mafia is also saving face by compensating for stealing from the bulgarian population.magnumcromagnon wrote:KoTeMoRe wrote:I don't know about the nomenclature. It looks like a birdhouse/birdcage. I've read Mirage on Twitter. I've read Sahara (desert) on reddit.
BTW, I've got to give credit where credit is due. You (more than anyone) was constantly pointing out how Bulgarian arms keep finding their way in to ISIS Daesh-bag hands...then we have this:
Daesh-Produced Fuel Sold at Bulgarian Gas Stations
...So it looks like the Bulgarian connection has been completed. This is most likely the work (arms for oil) of the Bulgarian and Turkish Mafia with Bulgarian and Turkish govt. stamp of approval, underneath the NATO 'stay-behind' umbrella/envelope, with their direction of course. Can you say Grey Wolf?
KomissarBojanchev wrote:Bulgarians despise turks more than anyone else. We suffered slavery and islamisation for the longest time under the ottoman khalifate. Unfortunately since an NGO installed neoliberal mafia regime is in power through backroom deals, and bribery , our country is working against its people's interests, and instead for private, criminal, and western ones.kvs wrote:magnumcromagnon wrote:KoTeMoRe wrote:I don't know about the nomenclature. It looks like a birdhouse/birdcage. I've read Mirage on Twitter. I've read Sahara (desert) on reddit.
BTW, I've got to give credit where credit is due. You (more than anyone) was constantly pointing out how Bulgarian arms keep finding their way in to ISIS Daesh-bag hands...then we have this:
Daesh-Produced Fuel Sold at Bulgarian Gas Stations
...So it looks like the Bulgarian connection has been completed. This is most likely the work (arms for oil) of the Bulgarian and Turkish Mafia with Bulgarian and Turkish govt. stamp of approval, underneath the NATO 'stay-behind' umbrella/envelope, with their direction of course. Can you say Grey Wolf?
Bulgaria has been Turdkey's bitch since the beginning. It is an enemy to the Orthodox world.
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