Syrian War: News #13

par far wrote:

Vann7 wrote:The US military and Israel wants to completely partition Syria and turn it into
another Palestine. So later they can slowly do what Israel did to Palestinians little
by little take them their entire territory. Probably TRump is not interested in Syria
partition but in the end he does not have full control over its own Government ,
CIA and military. Turkey in the other hand seems will be happy with just holding Northern
Syria and stop US arming kurds.

When it comes to Syria army progress.
Is too early to celebrate anything. They are spread too much and any major offensive
by NATO or Israel could reverse their gains in small time. So this conflict in Syria could
last a decade if not more. War will not end with the territorial advance of Syrian army.
But only when Turkey ,Jordan SAudi Arabia stop arming jihadist ./terrorist to fight Syria army.
Israel will never stop its aggression  in the south but in their flank is more difficult to hold territory for jihadist..

You are right about everything in your post Vann. The only stop these countries from supporting terrorism, is to always have a hand on their throat, support Hezbollah against Israel, support the Houthis against the Saudis and support the PKK against Turkey. This is the only to stop these countries.

JohninMK wrote:
monitoring‏  7h7 hours ago
Replying to @warsmonitoring

At least 4 Msta-B(spotted by @CT_operative) , 2 BM-21, T-90 and 2S1 Gvozdika, in east Aleppo.
update on situation and map, soon.

KomissarBojanchev wrote:In all seriousness though kurds are more likely to be kosher jew proxies since their "independence" benefits the israelis more because it weakens their traditional enemy and they have the potential to be anti-iranian sunni zionist puppets. kurdistan also runs absolutely between Iran and Iraq which will create a jew buffer zone zone against Iran, together with a possible proxy war against iran on its own territories. Just as Kurds are secularized now they could become radicalized by zionist and Gulf funding and serve as the next takfiris. If they managed to radicalize central asia and the caucasus, they can radicalize the kurds to become bearded proxy goatfuckers.

PapaDragon wrote:

BKP wrote:ISIS collapsing. Rest of the year will be a race w/ NATO to fill the void. And then?

Lavrov's crew will put the screws on Kurds to reconcile with the reminder of what lies beyond the North if they play dumb

Idlibistan gets shredded\reconciled along the road

Lavrov's crew will put the screws on Jews to reconcile with the reminder of what lies beyond the Golan if they play dumb

Idlibistan gets shredded\reconciled along the road

Putin thus commented on reports about Russian specialists’ contacts with Syrian Kurds.

He stated that the Kurdish factor is a real factor in the situation in Syria and Kurdish armed formations are taking part in combat operations against ISIS and are among the most combat efficient units.

"we consider it right to maintain working contacts with them, even at least for avoiding possible collisions and situations that could create threats to our servicemen,"

"There is no secret here: unlike other countries, we do not announce arms supplies to Kurdish formations and they don’t have any special need for our supplies as they have other sources of receiving these weapons. We do not think that we need anyhow to intensify this work,"

SeigSoloyvov wrote:I hope you guys are not shocked the kurds are doing this, it was clear day one they will grab all of Syria they can.

SeigSoloyvov wrote:I hope you guys are not shocked the kurds are doing this, it was clear day one they will grab all of Syria they can.

calm wrote:

SeigSoloyvov wrote:I hope you guys are not shocked the kurds are doing this, it was clear day one they will grab all of Syria they can.

This is logical move, to protect the Tabqa AB and to create buffer zone on other side of Euphrates, and deny a place for gathering reinforcements for IS close to the Raqqa.
This area - http://wikimapia.org/#lang=en&lat=35.601486&lon=38.991852&z=10&m=b&gz=0;387110137;356260470;0;1878684;1538085;2162610;2725982;2012309;3467559;1678205;4861450;1210224;7031250;931533;9201049;518892;9736633;44649;11254119;0;11412048;312491;10869598;1187933;9551239;1394107;8940124;1661496;7793426;1800726;6605529;1973337;2815246;3036016;1009368;3113853;659179;2963732;123596;2591088;68664;1939932&search=Hama

They will probably take all the villagers from other side of euphrates all the way toward Deir Ez Zor.
That is maybe a good scenario for SAA if they need to go to Deir Ez Zor fast, if not, not so great.

par far wrote:The thing I don't get is why is Russia, SAA and Allies protecting the Kurds from Turkey. Let the Turks attack Manbij and other Kurdish regions? Why is Russia and the SAA acting as buffer zones between Turkey and Kurds? If the Kurds are fucking the SAA, let the Turks help you with the Kurds.


https://southfront.org/us-backed-sdf-attempting-cut-off-syrian-army-raqqa-province/

SeigSoloyvov wrote:

par far wrote:The thing I don't get is why is Russia, SAA and Allies protecting the Kurds from Turkey. Let the Turks attack Manbij and other Kurdish regions? Why is Russia and the SAA acting as buffer zones between Turkey and Kurds? If the Kurds are fucking the SAA, let the Turks help you with the Kurds.


https://southfront.org/us-backed-sdf-attempting-cut-off-syrian-army-raqqa-province/

because Turkey will dig in and would be MUCH harder to remove than the kurds.

par far wrote:

SeigSoloyvov wrote:

par far wrote:The thing I don't get is why is Russia, SAA and Allies protecting the Kurds from Turkey. Let the Turks attack Manbij and other Kurdish regions? Why is Russia and the SAA acting as buffer zones between Turkey and Kurds? If the Kurds are fucking the SAA, let the Turks help you with the Kurds.


https://southfront.org/us-backed-sdf-attempting-cut-off-syrian-army-raqqa-province/

because Turkey will dig in and would be MUCH harder to remove than the kurds.

The Kurds with US will impossible to remove, with Turkey you can apply pressure in many ways, with Kurds and US there is no way to remove them.

SeigSoloyvov wrote:

calm wrote:

SeigSoloyvov wrote:I hope you guys are not shocked the kurds are doing this, it was clear day one they will grab all of Syria they can.

This is logical move, to protect the Tabqa AB and to create buffer zone on other side of Euphrates, and deny a place for gathering reinforcements for IS close to the Raqqa.
This area - http://wikimapia.org/#lang=en&lat=35.601486&lon=38.991852&z=10&m=b&gz=0;387110137;356260470;0;1878684;1538085;2162610;2725982;2012309;3467559;1678205;4861450;1210224;7031250;931533;9201049;518892;9736633;44649;11254119;0;11412048;312491;10869598;1187933;9551239;1394107;8940124;1661496;7793426;1800726;6605529;1973337;2815246;3036016;1009368;3113853;659179;2963732;123596;2591088;68664;1939932&search=Hama

They will probably take all the villagers from other side of euphrates all the way toward Deir Ez Zor.
That is maybe a good scenario for SAA if they need to go to Deir Ez Zor fast, if not, not so great.

ISIS can no longer create large-scale offenses, they will be reduced to raiding tactics. I helped push them out of Tabqa, so I know what they have been reduced to.

There is no tactical need buffer zone when ISIS cannot take shit. They are done,

The plan is not what you propose, it's cute you think that really internet and all.

The plan is very simple.

Force them out of Raqqa (leave a route open), let them siege Deir and then take Deir thus completing one of the four main goals of my country in Syria.