Syrian Civil War: News #10

Syrian Army & NDF launched assault on Islamist areas in north-east Latakia, no map change
During clashes, Turkish artillery shelled SAA positions in Nawara & surroundings

https://twitter.com/sayed_ridha/status/801443505167994880

Reconciliation deals between the Syrian government and settlements total 972 now. Also further deals have been signed with 86 armed rebel groups.

https://en.ria.ru/middleeast/201611231047771212-972-settlements-86-armed-factions-ceasefire/

calm wrote:Syrian Army & NDF launched assault on Islamist areas in north-east Latakia, no map change
During clashes, Turkish artillery shelled SAA positions in Nawara & surroundings

https://twitter.com/sayed_ridha/status/801443505167994880

Looks like the invading force of turkey and its terrorists, got a little gift for the anniversary of the turkish ambush of a RuAF Su-24.

Today is the anniversary of the Turkish ambush of a RuAF Su-24, the SyAAf attack Turkish forces in #AlBab !
I don't think it's a coincidence

Airman wrote:Three Turkish soldiers martyred and 10 Turkish soldiers wounded(1 soldier badly wounded) in the air strike assessed to be carried out by the Syrian regime forces(Syrian Arab Air Force) during the operations carried out in Operation Euphrates Shield on November 24, 2016 at around 3:30 am. The injured personnel quickly evacuated from the area for the purpose of the treatment.

http://www.tsk.tr/BasinFaaliyetleri/BA_219

the question is were Turkish troops invited to help Syrian government otherwise this is de jure an act of aggression form Turkish side.


BTW why there is regime in Syria and nobody speak about regime in UK or Turkey?

interesting if it turns out to be true, and a great help to the SAA in Deir Ez Zoir.

Egyptian fighter jets landed for the first time at the Hama Military Airport this week, the Lebanon-based As-Safir newspaper reported on Wednesday morning.

As-Safir claims that these Egyptian fighter jets will participate in the ongoing military operations against the Islamic State of Iraq and Al-Sham (ISIS), while also providing logistical support to the Syrian Arab Air Force (SAAYF).

https://www.almasdarnews.com/article/egyptian-fighter-jets-arrive-syria-report/

PapaDragon wrote:

Airman wrote:Three Turkish soldiers martyred and 10 Turkish soldiers wounded(1 soldier badly wounded) in the air strike assessed to be carried out by the Syrian regime forces(Syrian Arab Air Force) during the operations carried out in Operation Euphrates Shield on November 24, 2016 at around 3:30 am. The injured personnel quickly evacuated from the area for the purpose of the treatment.

http://www.tsk.tr/BasinFaaliyetleri/BA_219

Turkish Military should keep their personnel within agreed areas and at a safe distance from jihadi cannon fodder.

They got separation of Kurdish zones per agreement and now they are just pushing their luck like those clowns in casino who don't know when to quit until security showes up and takes them downstairs for ''conversation''.

Our soldiers were attacked here. Name of this place is Al Kufayr. It's very close to al-Bab.

Airman wrote:Three Turkish soldiers martyred and 10 Turkish soldiers wounded(1 soldier badly wounded) in the air strike assessed to be carried out by the Syrian regime forces(Syrian Arab Air Force) during the operations carried out in Operation Euphrates Shield on November 24, 2016 at around 3:30 am. The injured personnel quickly evacuated from the area for the purpose of the treatment.

http://www.tsk.tr/BasinFaaliyetleri/BA_219

There no Turkish "martyrs", the Turks are invading a sovereign country and this is what happens to invading aggressive regimes like Turkey.

The Syrian "government" has the full right to protect it's sovereignty.

The only way to protect Syria's sovereignty is to make Syria a nuclear country. Have nukes in Syria, the Syrian government can submit a list of targets they want to hit to Russia and than Russia can decide, what targets to hit(Ankara should be on the top of list). This is a pipe dream but having nukes in Syria would not hurt. It just pisses me off at what these bastards did to a country.

Our soldiers were martyred because They died during the mission. Turkey isn't occupying Syria. Turkey doesn't demand a piece of land from Syria. Turkish Forces didn't kill a single Syrian soldier from the beginning of this operation. Before this operation, Daesh and YPG bombed Turkish Cities like Hatay, Kilis, Gaziantep and Şanlıurfa. They were bombing our border gates and our cities. They can't do that anymore because of Operation Euphrates Shield. It looks like ''The neighbor on the upper floor is making noise, but you aren't doing anything.'' Actually, you have to do something. We are cleaning up terrorist organizations in Syria that are causing us trouble. We have the right to do this. Every country has the right to do this. The United Nations Charters gives us this right.

Every country in Syria has an agenda. Russia has an agenda. USA has an agenda. Iran has an agenda and this is our agenda. If you don't like it, there's nothing I can do. There are so many things happen in the world that I don't like it.

Airman wrote:Our soldiers were martyred because They died during the mission. Turkey isn't occupying Syria. Turkey doesn't demand a piece of land from Syria. Turkish Forces didn't kill a single Syrian soldier from the beginning of this operation. Before this operation, Daesh and YPG bombed Turkish Cities like Hatay, Kilis, Gaziantep and Şanlıurfa. They were bombing our border gates and our cities. They can't do that anymore because of Operation Euphrates Shield. It looks like ''The neighbor on the upper floor is making noise, but you aren't doing anything.'' Actually, you have to do something. We are cleaning up terrorist organizations in Syria that are causing us trouble. We have the right to do this. Every country has the right to do this. The United Nations Charters gives us this right.

Every country in Syria has an agenda. Russia has an agenda. USA has an agenda. Iran has an agenda and this is our agenda. If you don't like it, there's nothing I can do. There are so many things happen in the world that I don't like it.

First, Turkish artillery fire on SAA in Latakia yestersday, when they fight with terrorists in Syrian teritory. Turkey is not invited in Syria and with that is aggressor in Syria. If they would be invited by Syria, than I don*t know, why turkish artillery fire on SAA in Syria.

Second, maybe Russia and Iran have their agenda in Syria, but Russia was officially invited by syrian government to help them fighting against terrorist invasion and Iran have a defense agreement with Syria, by which they both will help each other, when attacked. Iran is only doing their obligations by defense agreement, what means both Iran and Russia are legaly in Syria with Syrian government approval.

Airman wrote:Our soldiers were martyred because

Martyr is a Greek word with a highly religious context, in both Greek and English. The Arabo-turco-farsi word sehit and its derivatives only applicable to islamic languages, don't translate it directly and don't use it like that. It's just wrong.

They were killed, because this is war. Soldiers and so on get killed.

Airman wrote:Every country in Syria has an agenda.

Agendas aside only Russia, Egypt and Iraqi PMU have been invited by the legitimate Syrian government. Assad once he's done with the insurgency can very easily start killing Turkish soldiers and units violating his country's sovereignty. If IEDs etc. are right now a huge problem in Turkey itself, Syria will be a completely new ball game. If in his worst days Assad wasted that Turkish RF-4E, think about the possibilities in a post-FSA Syria, it'll be open season with both SAA & co. as well as SDF/YPG giving these Turkish forces a beating. The most prudent agenda for Turkey is to get out before it's too late.

@medo Russia, Iran and Syria are fighting against FSA and Daesh. Turkey is fighting against Daesh and YPG. This is our difference.

@KiloGolf YPG didn't invited by the Syrian government. However YPG has the biggest agenda in Syria. YPG must be withdrawn from Syria. If Turkey withdraws from Syria without it, YPG tries to get Hatay from Turkey.

Airman wrote:@medo Russia, Iran and Syria are fighting against FSA and Daesh. Turkey is fighting against Daesh and YPG. This is our difference.

@KiloGolf  YPG didn't invited by the Syrian government. However YPG has the biggest agenda in Syria. YPG must be withdrawn from Syria. If Turkey withdraws from Syria without it, YPG tries to get Hatay from Turkey.

If only this is a difference, than why Turkish artillery is shelling SAA in Latakia inside Syria? If only YPG is a difference, than Turkish army should support SAA fighting terrorists.

Airman wrote: Turkish Forces didn't kill a single Syrian soldier from the beginning of this operation.

Turkey and it's soldiers are directly responsible for death of thousands/hundreds of thousands of Syrians, for 5 years they're arming terrorists in Syria. And now they decided to invade Syria.

Imagine the opposite situation.
Syria arming Kurds and FTA(free turish army) in turkey and 300 000 turks are dead. And after 5 years Syria decide to invade turkey to fight Kurds. Thats sounds ridiculous.

So, don't be ridiculous.


Turkey need to prepare to bear the consequences for the crimes against syrian and kurdish people. And the Iraqis are mad for the invasion of their land to.


looks like it that Putin never forgot 24 November 2015.

How many last hospitals in Aleppo were destroyed by Russian bombs?

^
More to go...
East Aleppo Where every building is a hospital



If reports are correct, this is what SAA have captured since the restart of the operation.
https://twitter.com/warsmonitoring/status/801877068451553280

medo wrote:

Airman wrote:@medo Russia, Iran and Syria are fighting against FSA and Daesh. Turkey is fighting against Daesh and YPG. This is our difference.

@KiloGolf  YPG didn't invited by the Syrian government. However YPG has the biggest agenda in Syria. YPG must be withdrawn from Syria. If Turkey withdraws from Syria without it, YPG tries to get Hatay from Turkey.

If only this is a difference, than why Turkish artillery is shelling SAA in Latakia inside Syria? If only YPG is a difference, than Turkish army should support SAA fighting terrorists.

Several days ago artillery from Syria bombarded Hatay, Turkey. That's why Turkey bombarded Syria

@calm Also the FSA supported by Qatar, Saudi Arabia, United States and France. They supported by all CJTF-OIR countries. Please don't forget this. What kind of crime have Turkey committed against Syria and the Kurdish people in Syria? Who did massacre in Hama?

I don't know much about Russian people. Putin isn't satisfied with killing three soldiers if he wants revenge. if he really wanted to get revenge, he do something bigger. And I think he would not wait a year to get revenge. Maybe they got revenge with the AH-1W helicopter shot down. (Maybe Russia didn't do it. Who knows?)

The Egyptian army will support the official Damascus?

According to the resource "Assafir", Egypt reportedly sent its troops to the aid of official Damascus, and the pilots of the country are expected to be in Hama. Earlier, Egyptian President Abdel Fattah al-Sisi expressed support for his Syrian counterpart Bashar al-Assad for the fight against terrorism. As reported from Cairo agency Associated Press, the Egyptian leader's statements could further chill relations largest Arab Republic with its partners in the Gulf.

http://bmpd.livejournal.com/2277326.html

That would be very interesting development

George1 wrote:The Egyptian army will support the official Damascus?

According to the resource "Assafir", Egypt reportedly sent its troops to the aid of official Damascus, and the pilots of the country are expected to be in Hama. Earlier, Egyptian President Abdel Fattah al-Sisi expressed support for his Syrian counterpart Bashar al-Assad for the fight against terrorism. As reported from Cairo agency Associated Press, the Egyptian leader's statements could further chill relations largest Arab Republic with its partners in the Gulf.

http://bmpd.livejournal.com/2277326.html

That would be very interesting development

damn it you were first with news but news if true would be better then good!

Airman wrote:@calm Also the FSA supported by Qatar, Saudi Arabia, United States and France. They supported by all CJTF-OIR countries. Please don't forget this. What kind of crime have Turkey committed against Syria and the Kurdish people in Syria? Who did massacre in Hama?

I don't know much about Russian people. Putin isn't satisfied with killing three soldiers if he wants revenge. if he really wanted to get revenge, he do something bigger. And I think he would not wait a year to get revenge. Maybe they got revenge with the AH-1W helicopter shot down. (Maybe Russia didn't do it. Who knows?)

Turkey need to stop supplying of terrorists in Syria, terrorists that kill Syrian people. All weapons to Latakia, Idlib, Alepo, Hama, and IS are going through Turkey, minus IS now. After that, they need to pay back for all the factories that have been stolen and transported to Turkey. And for the all stolen oil.

We all remember this -
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uOSUh87WA20
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nMA4B2ZnQ2o

It's not about revenge. it's about respect and after that - submission. Turkey had it's chance for "respect" but they decided to shot down su-24. So, only thing left is submission, submission by force, not brutal force, more like Russia kind of force, and it's going to last for many more years/
decades. But Turkey got its second chance. It's all on turkey now, what they want to choose. They got a chance to save dignity and even take part of Syria as buffer zone between Kurds. Thats some big concession from Russia/Syria side if you ask me.

GunshipDemocracy wrote:

George1 wrote:The Egyptian army will support the official Damascus?

According to the resource "Assafir", Egypt reportedly sent its troops to the aid of official Damascus, and the pilots of the country are expected to be in Hama. Earlier, Egyptian President Abdel Fattah al-Sisi expressed support for his Syrian counterpart Bashar al-Assad for the fight against terrorism. As reported from Cairo agency Associated Press, the Egyptian leader's statements could further chill relations largest Arab Republic with its partners in the Gulf.

http://bmpd.livejournal.com/2277326.html

That would be very interesting development

damn it you were first with news but news if true would be better then good!

actually i posted before you both check post 408 looooool, but anyway this could really be interesting, an