JohninMK wrote:Why?PapaDragon wrote:
Poor poor Peto...
Looks like the SyAA is turning west to cut that road south after which ISIS will have to take to the fields to escape.
Peto has to change the boundaries each & every hour now m.
JohninMK wrote:Why?PapaDragon wrote:
Poor poor Peto...
Looks like the SyAA is turning west to cut that road south after which ISIS will have to take to the fields to escape.
KoTeMoRe wrote:JohninMK wrote:Why?PapaDragon wrote:
Poor poor Peto...
Looks like the SyAA is turning west to cut that road south after which ISIS will have to take to the fields to escape.
Peto has to change the boundaries each & every hour now m.
miketheterrible wrote:Turkish soldiers killed 8 Syrian soldiers west of Menbeij
https://mobile.almasdarnews.com/article/breaking-turkish-forces-attack-syrian-army-units-west-menbeij-8-killed/
US deploys 400 marines to Syria near Raqqa
http://mobile.reuters.com/article/idUSKBN16G1CB
Looks like US is invading.
George1 wrote:It has become clearly an international war..
par far wrote:George1 wrote:It has become clearly an international war..
When was it not a international war?
"SYRIAN WAR REPORT – MARCH 9, 2017: GOVT FORCES CRASH ISIS IN ALEPPO, AIM RAQQAH."
Hopefully the SAA and Allies push for Al-Raqqa, the SAA and Allies need to beat the dam Kurds where ever they can.
JohninMK wrote:Didn't someone mention earlier that ISIS would have to swim. Seems they didn't go to the lessons, the rape and pillage classes were much more fun, especially the practicals.
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+50 #ISIS fighters killed as #SAA sinks seven boats in deadly #DeirEzzor operation (link: https://aml.ink/gxQWH) aml.ink/gxQWH via @thearabsource @TheDaneChris
VladimirSahin wrote:Good stuff... still very slow progress IMO. I hope the Syrian army is building more units as time goes on.
Visc wrote:VladimirSahin wrote:Good stuff... still very slow progress IMO. I hope the Syrian army is building more units as time goes on.
In my opinion SAA today is more organized, better equipped and experienced, the territory is consolidated, morale is back up and progress is satisfactory, especially if compared to previous years i.e. early stages of war. Just remember 2012/13/14 when losing an airbase/town or two was an everyday thing and SAA(/NDF) seemed more like a ragtag militia than a military.