KoTeMoRe wrote:Ultron is back, my posts get deleted? What? Not deleted, just couldn't post.
This same post as in Russian involvement in Syria thread ?
KoTeMoRe wrote:Ultron is back, my posts get deleted? What? Not deleted, just couldn't post.
zg18 wrote:Turkish accounts on twitter claim there is a massive retreat right now from Kurdish mountain in northern Latakia. Erdogan is throwing towel in Syria`s coast land.
SeigSoloyvov wrote:zg18 wrote:Turkish accounts on twitter claim there is a massive retreat right now from Kurdish mountain in northern Latakia. Erdogan is throwing towel in Syria`s coast land.
Unlikely, Syria will most likely get split up into different "states". I don't see him throwing in any towel, unless those reports can be confirmed. I wouldn't bother with them.
Erdogan Sends Putin an Olive Branch
The Turkish president has sent a letter to Vladimir Putin congratulating him on Russia's National Day. The Kremlin has confirmed receiving what is said to be the first letter from Ankara since a Russian bomber was downed by a Turkish jet in November 2015.
“The letter came through the Foreign Ministry channels,” Sputnik cited Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov as saying. In his letter, Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan expressed hope that relations between the two countries would return to their previously strong level.
Dear Mr. President. On behalf of the Turkish people, I congratulate all Russians on Russia Day, and hope that the relations between Russia and Turkey will rise to the deserved level,” the letter said.
http://russia-insider.com/en/politics/erdogan-sends-putin-olive-branch/ri14984
SeigSoloyvov wrote:zg18 wrote:Turkish accounts on twitter claim there is a massive retreat right now from Kurdish mountain in northern Latakia. Erdogan is throwing towel in Syria`s coast land.
Unlikely, Syria will most likely get split up into different "states". I don't see him throwing in any towel, unless those reports can be confirmed. I wouldn't bother with them.
zg18 wrote:Turkish accounts on twitter claim there is a massive retreat right now from Kurdish mountain in northern Latakia. Erdogan is throwing towel in Syria`s coast land.
KiloGolf wrote:SeigSoloyvov wrote:zg18 wrote:Turkish accounts on twitter claim there is a massive retreat right now from Kurdish mountain in northern Latakia. Erdogan is throwing towel in Syria`s coast land.
Unlikely, Syria will most likely get split up into different "states". I don't see him throwing in any towel, unless those reports can be confirmed. I wouldn't bother with them.
maybe related to this:
Erdogan Sends Putin an Olive Branch
The Turkish president has sent a letter to Vladimir Putin congratulating him on Russia's National Day. The Kremlin has confirmed receiving what is said to be the first letter from Ankara since a Russian bomber was downed by a Turkish jet in November 2015.
“The letter came through the Foreign Ministry channels,” Sputnik cited Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov as saying. In his letter, Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan expressed hope that relations between the two countries would return to their previously strong level.
Dear Mr. President. On behalf of the Turkish people, I congratulate all Russians on Russia Day, and hope that the relations between Russia and Turkey will rise to the deserved level,” the letter said.
http://russia-insider.com/en/politics/erdogan-sends-putin-olive-branch/ri14984
That makes little sense Lakakia province is pretty much already under SAA control minus a few areas.
Erodogan knows even if he gave up those last bits that wont please Putin he is still fighting for other areas in syria.
That letter was just your basic politic crap, Erodogan knows his nation and russia will never be on good terms for a decade at least.
PapaDragon wrote:zg18 wrote:Turkish accounts on twitter claim there is a massive retreat right now from Kurdish mountain in northern Latakia. Erdogan is throwing towel in Syria`s coast land.
That would be a bit too easy...
zg18 wrote:SeigSoloyvov wrote:zg18 wrote:Turkish accounts on twitter claim there is a massive retreat right now from Kurdish mountain in northern Latakia. Erdogan is throwing towel in Syria`s coast land.
Unlikely, Syria will most likely get split up into different "states". I don't see him throwing in any towel, unless those reports can be confirmed. I wouldn't bother with them.
They have lost last key positions in Jabal Al-Akrad, without reinforcements their remaining positions in Latakia are untenable. And it is all coinciding with Erdogans letter to Putin. Aleppo is far more important to Erdogan than Latakia.
Resistance wrote:Poland is deploying F-16s and troops to Syria. I do fear, NATO will attack the Khmeimim air base and destroy it. They know Russia does not dare retaliate just like Russia did not dare retaliate after Turkey shot down a Russian plane. The Khmeimim air base is left with a reconciliation phone center. It is weakly guarded. Russia's actions have emboldened NATO.
AlfaT8 wrote:Resistance wrote:Poland is deploying F-16s and troops to Syria. I do fear, NATO will attack the Khmeimim air base and destroy it. They know Russia does not dare retaliate just like Russia did not dare retaliate after Turkey shot down a Russian plane. The Khmeimim air base is left with a reconciliation phone center. It is weakly guarded. Russia's actions have emboldened NATO.
They'll be slaughtered if they tried that sh#t, S-400, pantsir-S1, SU-30/35s, Club-m or Iskander-M/K, bring it on baby.
Yes, 1 old SU-24 shot down, launch the nukes!!!
Resistance wrote:AlfaT8 wrote:Resistance wrote:Poland is deploying F-16s and troops to Syria. I do fear, NATO will attack the Khmeimim air base and destroy it. They know Russia does not dare retaliate just like Russia did not dare retaliate after Turkey shot down a Russian plane. The Khmeimim air base is left with a reconciliation phone center. It is weakly guarded. Russia's actions have emboldened NATO.
They'll be slaughtered if they tried that sh#t, S-400, pantsir-S1, SU-30/35s, Club-m or Iskander-M/K, bring it on baby.
Yes, 1 old SU-24 shot down, launch the nukes!!!
However, if they use HIMARS, that would be a problem.
KoTeMoRe wrote:How many accounts does ultron need to make to get an IP:ban?
Resistance wrote:Poland is deploying F-16s and troops to Syria. I do fear, NATO will attack the Khmeimim air base and destroy it. They know Russia does not dare retaliate just like Russia did not dare retaliate after Turkey shot down a Russian plane. The Khmeimim air base is left with a reconciliation phone center. It is weakly guarded. Russia's actions have emboldened NATO.
However, if they use HIMARS, that would be a problem.
Militarov only had to post wrong article for everyone to start shitting on him but ultron gets a free pass and blessing from the mods.
GarryB wrote:However, if they use HIMARS, that would be a problem.
HIMARS is just a truck with half a M270 on its back... Pantsir or TOR can shoot down its missiles and any model SMERCH can obliterate the launcher from 90km.
Militarov only had to post wrong article for everyone to start shitting on him but ultron gets a free pass and blessing from the mods.
Militarov posted flame bait and was told he posted flame bait... he was not banned or in any way prevented from posting here... you try to make it sound like he was driven away or crucified or some fucking thing... get over it.
I have not, and will not ban people for posting stupid shit... no matter who posts it. I will criticise when stupid shit is posted but unless a rule is broken I wont even consider banning anyone... deal with it.
US Secretary of State John Kerry told Russia and Syrian President Bashar al-Assad on Wednesday to respect a fragile ceasefire, warning that Washington's patience was running out.
"Russia needs to understand that our patience is not infinite, in fact it is very limited with whether or not Assad is going to be held accountable," Kerry said during a visit to Norway.
Resistance wrote:Russia announces ceasefire in Aleppo. No. Russia has no control over what happens in Syria. There are no peacekeepers in Syria like there are in Donbas.
SeigSoloyvov wrote:Resistance wrote:Russia announces ceasefire in Aleppo. No. Russia has no control over what happens in Syria. There are no peacekeepers in Syria like there are in Donbas.
They could just be wanting to deal with Raqqa first rather then risk two fronts the SAA isn't big enough to handle two major fronts. You gotta remember russia only has Air Forces in Syria not ground troops.
Resistance wrote:SeigSoloyvov wrote:Resistance wrote:Russia announces ceasefire in Aleppo. No. Russia has no control over what happens in Syria. There are no peacekeepers in Syria like there are in Donbas.
They could just be wanting to deal with Raqqa first rather then risk two fronts the SAA isn't big enough to handle two major fronts. You gotta remember russia only has Air Forces in Syria not ground troops.
Raqqa and Aleppo are both important. Aleppo is more important. Rebels in Aleppo get TOWs from Turkey. IS is comparably very weak compared to Aleppo rebels.