Syrian Civil War: News #8

Seems like there was earlier penetration by the terrorists using military uniform or just to prevent such cases. It could also be due to some people/reporters/whatever having some sort of issues with soldiers who asked them for ID etc. (The last word mentioning ego makes me feel that's the case for this instruction)

Ivan Sidorenko ‏@IvanSidorenko1 1 hour ago
#Syria Speech by #Issam_Zahreddine to all Military Checkpoints. #SAA #SyrianArmy #SyrianArabArmy

Tiger's T-90A

Ivan Sidorenko ‏@IvanSidorenko1 24 minutes ago

Dima wrote:

That color.

Militarov wrote:

TheArmenian wrote:Here is the video:

Nice one, thanks i picked screen from twitter did not have original source.

What in the world could it be dropping? And why use Ka-28?

x_54_u43 wrote:

Militarov wrote:

TheArmenian wrote:Here is the video:

Nice one, thanks i picked screen from twitter did not have original source.

What in the world could it be dropping? And why use Ka-28?

Most likely FAB-250-270.

Well, its not like they have alot of aircraft flying these days.

Morant Mathieu ‏@MathieuMorant 6 hours ago
T-90 / T-90A, Aleppo, April 2016.

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LuftwaffeAS ‏@LuftwaffeAS  7 hours ago
Any idea what is this?

Dima wrote:Morant Mathieu Retweeted
LuftwaffeAS ‏@LuftwaffeAS  7 hours ago
Any idea what is this?

First one looks like EFP mine, the other one could be also an EFP mine but not so sure. I have never seen one with this rips running along the interior of the disk, they certainly would not benefit an EFP mine in penetration capability.

There is a limit to what the Russia/Syria alliance can do (with current level of forces) and rushing things will not help either. Lets see how it unfolds. Probably halting the offensive after Kuweries airbase was a mistake (?) and they should have moved ahead to capture Al Bab to the north and to the Eastern city. But sitting away from the battlefield we dont know how easy or difficult it would have been. But if Raqqa is taken, my preference would be to tear into Al Bab and gain as much flanks as possible and make it as wide as possible so that there is IS infested areas in between Kurdish Forces and SAA. SAA needs to take that middle ground so that the Kurdish forces in the east and west do not have a direct linking. I have been saying this for a while coz we cannot trust the Kurdish militias aligned with the muricans

It was already know that the gameplan of the murican dogs was to get to Raqqa using the Kurdish forces. Even the earlier joint attack by the IS and FSA terrorist on the supply route to Aleppo was to halt the SAA advance on Raqqa which was likely with the help of murican pigs supporting with intelligence etc.
Lets not forget that both FSA terrorists and IS are murican teams, one being the A team and the other B team.

Russia is probably waiting and watching how the muricans play their cards. Lets see how it goes, and if Raqqa falls without much fight (like all those clashes between A and B teams, where we hardly see much bloodshed), we can be sure that the B team will mysteriously disappear into nowhere. Raqqa is probably the last remaining PR point the Obama regime can get before leaving office and that is also one of the reason why they are going after it, in addition to getting hold of the territory.

sepheronx wrote:Pics have surfaced of US dogs and SDF just outside Raqqa. What is SAA and RuAF doing? They need to get into Raqqa soon or it will be hardened by anti Assad forces and US.

If outside Raqqa is 20km of it, then Russia is 2 km from taking Aleppo.

sepheronx wrote:Pics have surfaced of US dogs and SDF just outside Raqqa. What is SAA and RuAF doing? They need to get into Raqqa soon or it will be hardened by anti Assad forces and US.

If they do enter whole place will become Fallujah redux, only lot longer.

I don't think Kurds will be capable of sticking around for that and "moderates" will probably rejoin ISIS after a while.

Let them bleed.

sepheronx wrote:https://www.almasdarnews.com/article/syrian-army-restarts-east-homs-offensive-liberate-deir-ezzor/

With the US spamming propaganda about attacking Raka its a best time to lift the siege

Viktor wrote:

sepheronx wrote:https://www.almasdarnews.com/article/syrian-army-restarts-east-homs-offensive-liberate-deir-ezzor/

With the US spamming propaganda about attacking Raka its a best time to lift the siege

If ISIS loses there hold on DEZ, their is nothing stopping the SAA from pushing up the west bank of the Euphrates all the way to Raqqa, it's empty space.

Zivo wrote:

Viktor wrote:

sepheronx wrote:https://www.almasdarnews.com/article/syrian-army-restarts-east-homs-offensive-liberate-deir-ezzor/

With the US spamming propaganda about attacking Raka its a best time to lift the siege

If ISIS loses there hold on DEZ, their is nothing stopping the SAA from pushing up the west bank of the Euphrates all the way to Raqqa, it's empty space.

Problem is that true Syrian Army streinght is unknown as it should be but still makes unable to even estimate.

Also many Syrian forces are tied up in different parts of the country because of the streched battle lines.

sepheronx wrote:Isn't really the point. Point is the US is were they shouldn't be, and are not belonged, are getting closer to a major city that if lost to US and its goons, then it is as good as gone entirely. So Assad and RuAF need to be on it. Cause I highly doubt they will bomb anything with US soldiers stationed there. Russians a Assad are having their balls vice gripped for some reason, as I would have told them that they are there illegaly, and if their soldiers die from air bombings, so be it.

While I agree that the US has no leg to stand on, especially since it is the main cause of the current non-sense (two competing programs for Syria yeah). It also is a mean to explain that there's NO way they're going for Raqqa now. It would cost the SDF/YPG too much in men, airstrike or not.

https://twitter.com/PetoLucem

The US is dropping calls for Assad to go because the Syrian regime is a better bet than Isis

http://www.independent.co.uk/voices/the-us-is-dropping-its-calls-for-assad-to-go-the-syrian-regime-is-a-better-bet-than-isis-a7050261.html

PapaDragon wrote:

https://twitter.com/PetoLucem

So who's shit now? US SOF that didn't saw ISIS counter attack on Azaz?

You guys make me laugh. But you have to give it to Daesh, they're crafty mother******.

After Turkey complains, the Pentagon's @OIRSpox says US troops wearing badges of the Kurdish YPG was "unauthorized" & "inappropriate".

A great victory for Turkey, it's not every day you make the US kneel to your stubbornness  



https://twitter.com/DrPartizan_/status/736255324018102272
https://twitter.com/sayed_ridha/status/736241889137954817

kvs wrote:I hope the Kurds get the proper message from this decision.  The US is willing to throw them under the bus
without a second thought to please Turdkey.  

Kurds aren't as good a force as you think. They'll even go to war with Assad for territorial gains. They're just a good force to use against Turkey, for arming a fu** ton of terrorists in Syria.

VladimirSahin wrote:

kvs wrote:I hope the Kurds get the proper message from this decision.  The US is willing to throw them under the bus
without a second thought to please Turdkey.  

Kurds aren't as good a force as you think. They'll even go to war with Assad for territorial gains. They're just a good force to use against Turkey, for arming a fu** ton of terrorists in Syria.

The more I hear about these Kurds the more I feel they need a serious priority rethink. Just read an article from one of our propaganda outlets about some girl from Denmark who went off and joined up with the Kurds, and blah blah big dramatized story about her killing ISIS, but she also goes on to explain how she was killing Syrian Gov troops as well...