Syrian Civil War: News #7

Seems shit hit the fan:

"Rojava security forces", YPG, Asyrian militia groups and and regime forces in Qamişlo are atm in major clashes. YPG is apparently sending reinforcements and is doing partial mobilisation to fight SAA and NDF forces stationed nearby.

Why do the Kurds fail always where almost there? ...

YPG claims over 40 Syrian NDF members and policemen have been arrested.

Militarov wrote:YPG claims over 40 Syrian NDF members and policemen have been arrested.

I guess the Kurds are asking to be subjugated again.

MANAPD used in Hama region, probably went for clouds instead of aircraft. (yes, clouds have own IR signature)

Militarov wrote:



MANAPD used in Hama region, probably went for clouds instead of aircraft. (yes, clouds have own IR signature)

SyAAF SU22 got extra lucky.

Kurdish fighters claim they just destroyed APC that belongs to NDF or SAA on city square in Qamişlo.





Kurdish militia is trying to cut out Syrian gov forces atm.

Militarov wrote:Seems shit hit the fan:

"Rojava security forces", YPG, Asyrian militia groups and and regime forces in Qamişlo are atm in major clashes. YPG is apparently sending reinforcements and is doing partial mobilisation to fight SAA and NDF forces stationed nearby.

WTF!!!

All they needed to do was continue there advance and link up with the other side, they don't have time to F around with the SAA/NDF, they already got the Turks to worry about and now this, the hell man.

https://mobile.twitter.com/TheArabSource/status/722846066513551362
Breaking: Syrian Army liberates key district in Deir Ezzor

So what would have sparked the flare up between Kurds and SAA? Thought they were on good terms?

Putin should have helped YPG take over Azaz. Putin did a half ass job and lost YPG as a key ally. Putin's half ass jobs are costing him Ukraine and YPG.

sepheronx wrote:https://mobile.twitter.com/TheArabSource/status/722846066513551362
Breaking: Syrian Army liberates key district in Deir Ezzor

So what would have sparked the flare up between Kurds and SAA? Thought they were on good terms?

Apparently NDF attacked group of Kurdish policemen while they were controlling traffic. Whatever that means.

Oh well...

Every once in a while they scuffle, but nothing big ever comes from it.

Militarov wrote:.....................

MANAPD used in Hama region, probably went for clouds instead of aircraft. (yes, clouds have own IR signature)

Noobs...

Progress update April 20th.

So apparently clashes in Qamişlo resumed as NDF arrested some "civilians" and refused to free them after "clan elders" requested it, and fighting was resumed after pause from the last night:

Fighting is limited to Allya prison area in Qamişlo as varous Kurdish fractions stormed it and allegeldy seized control of most of it. Syrian forces either surrendered or are negotiating surrender. As they claim for now some 50 NDF fighters has been arrested.

YPG claims they killed 14 "Syrian regime fighters" since this morning and captured "more than 40".

Some of the equipment they seized after capturing the prison:

18 prisoners from the prison were released by Kurdish militia:

I hope the Kurds are well aware that Russia won't help them if they continue. Since Kurds opened an office in Moscow, won't get them brownie points. Kurds are now effectively shooting themselves in the foot.

Fighters in balaclavas and with American weapons, looks like Israel/US have their mucky thumbs in the pie. The Kurds do seem very naive about such things. Emptying the jails just puts more scumbags on the streets. This is perfect for those who wish to destabalise the situation.

Opposition left Geneva

sepheronx wrote:I hope the Kurds are well aware that Russia won't help them if they continue. Since Kurds opened an office in Moscow, won't get them brownie points. Kurds are now effectively shooting themselves in the foot.

All this means is that Russia won't go out it's way to defend Kurds from Turkish PGM strikes. Let Turdogan pump their sphincters with lead!

magnumcromagnon wrote:

sepheronx wrote:I hope the Kurds are well aware that Russia won't help them if they continue. Since Kurds opened an office in Moscow, won't get them brownie points. Kurds are now effectively shooting themselves in the foot.

All this means is that Russia won't go out it's way to defend Kurds from Turkish PGM strikes. Let Turdogan pump their sphincters with lead!

Kurds always get the bad end of the stick. But it's also Putin's fault of not helping Kurds take Marea and Azaz when they were very close to doing it. Putin stopped air strikes way too early, for no gain.

Timing and momentum are so important. America orchestrated Maidan coup during 2014 Winter Olympic games and succeeded easily. Putin is bad on timing, canceling offensive when momentum was on his side, and ends up shooting himself in the foot.

Hezbollah ripped off Syria flag and replaced it with Hezbollah flag

https://twitter.com/DavidADaoud/status/723170390659330049