No-one else reporting this yet.lycantrop wrote:Urgent: clashes between the #SAA and the backed #US yellow rats near #AlTabqah
https://twitter.com/WaelHussaini/status/876529752470958080
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lycantrop wrote:Urgent: clashes between the #SAA and the backed #US yellow rats near #AlTabqah
https://twitter.com/WaelHussaini/status/876529752470958080
For real, or is this just another false flag?
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Benya wrote:US SETTING UP MILITARY FACILITY IN TABQAH TOWN IN SYRIAN PROVINCE OF RAQQAH
According to local sources, US-led coalition forces have begun setting up a new military base in Tabqah town in the province of Raqqah.
The new base will be located in the military housing area, the Mohammed Fares school as well as the military and security buildings in the third district of the town. US forces reportedly intend to build a command center and residential buildings for its troops. According to opposition sources, USA wants to adopt the new base in Tabqah town as a long-term base in Syria.
Meanwhile, unconfirmed reports from Kurdish sources appeared arguing that a new agreement between the USA and YPG was made. The agreement will allegedly allow the US military to stay in the YPG-held areas for 10 years. In turn, the US will continue providing military aid to YPG. However, no official sources have reported about this.
The Turkish News Agency Anadolu announced that Washington has supplied YPG and YPJ Kurdish forces in Syria with modern weapons within the last ten days. On June 16 , 50 trucks loaded with weapons arrived through Kurdistan Region border crossings. On June 5, 60 trucks loaded with arms arrived to the SDF-held areas. 20 more trucks arrived on June 12, according to the agency.
According to the Anadolu report, the Kurds received: 12,000 rifles, 6,000 machine guns, 3,500 machine guns, 3,000 RPG-7 bombers and 1,000 grenade launchers of the AT-4 type produced by the United States and LNG grenades, besides near 235 mortar rounds, 100 sniper rifles and 450 7PV night vision sights.
Source: https://southfront.org/us-setting-up-military-facility-in-tabqah-town-in-syrian-province-of-raqqah/
You knew those assholes were going to do this but just the missile launches from Russia and Iran, these bases can be hit very easily.
Russia, SAA and Allies need to hurry the fuck up in Deir ez-Zor and Southern Syria.
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Thanks, found a translationmiketheterrible wrote:JohninMK wrote:Anyone speak the lingo?miketheterrible wrote:Apparently a Su-22 was shot down in south of Tabqa
Hassan Ridha @sayed_ridha 3m3 minutes ago
SAA MoD confirms Coalition shot down SyAAF jet near Rusafa, Raqqa countryside
they are claiming US shot down the Su-22. Its very high time SyAF start shooting down coalition jets.
Anyway, I applaud Iran's move. Launch those missiles.
The International Alliance (IAAF) this afternoon called for the targeting of one of our fighter jets in the Rusafa area in the southern Rifqa district while carrying out a combat mission against an organization calling on the terrorist in the area, which led to the plane crash and the loss of the pilot.
This blatant attack confirms beyond doubt the reality of the US position supporting terrorism, which aims to try to influence the ability of the Syrian Arab army the only effective force with its allies that exercise their legitimate right to fight terrorism throughout the territory of the homeland, especially as this attack comes at a time that achieves In which the Syrian Arab Army and its allies made clear progress in fighting the organization calling on the terrorist who is being defeated in the Syrian desert on more than one direction.
It also affirms the existing coordination between the United States of America and the organization of the terrorist advocate, and exposes the malicious intentions of the United States of America in the management and investment of terrorism to achieve its objectives in passing the American Zionist project in the region.
The General Command of the Army and the Armed Forces, warning of the serious consequences of this blatant attack on counterterrorism efforts, affirms that such attacks will not discourage them from their determination and determination to continue the war against the terrorist organizations and groups associated with them and restore security and stability to all the territory of the Syrian Arab Republic.
Damascus, 18 June 2017 General Command of the Army and Armed Forces
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par far wrote:
You knew those assholes were going to do this but just the missile launches from Russia and Iran, these bases can be hit very easily.
Russia, SAA and Allies need to hurry the fuck up in Deir ez-Zor and Southern Syria
Would you please tone it down for a minute?
Things aren't going so easy, especially in this case. Do you know what a SAA/Russian strike on this installation would trigger? Next time please connect your brain to your hand and fingers before typing anything here.
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par far wrote:PapaDragon wrote:par far wrote:.
I don't know why they are using Chevrolet, Toyota and pick up trucks from NATO countries companies, they should be using Russian or Iranian companies, no need to support west companies.
Oh you are definitely giving ultron run for his money...
OTOH, I assume you plan on paying for those Russian SUVs?
Take a closer look at the video, they have some new pickups there from NATO countries, someone is paying for those(it is not the US, it is not the Saudi's or any other Gulf countries, it is not Israel), it is Russia, Iran or the Syrian government themselves, so who ever is paying for those, should buy form Russia or Iran, why support NATO countries companies?
And which Russian built civilian model exactly would be replacement for Toyota Hilux? There simply isnt one...
And who says they paid for it? In war there are thousands of abandoned vehicles, some even brand new. Yugoslav army on Kosovo used hundreds of Mercedes G-class, Land Rovers, Pajeros and whatnot that were captured. Noone paid for them.
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they are claiming US shot down the Su-22. Its very high time SyAF start shooting down coalition jets.
With what ?
Magic beans?
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Benya wrote:par far wrote:
You knew those assholes were going to do this but just the missile launches from Russia and Iran, these bases can be hit very easily.
Russia, SAA and Allies need to hurry the fuck up in Deir ez-Zor and Southern Syria
Would you please tone it down for a minute?
Things aren't going so easy, especially in this case. Do you know what a SAA/Russian strike on this installation would trigger? Next time please connect your brain to your hand and fingers before typing anything here.
I did not say that Russia or Iran should hit them just for the fun of it, it will be a last resort, if diplomacy fails, it is good to have this in case Russian or Iranian targets are hit.
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Militarov wrote:par far wrote:PapaDragon wrote:par far wrote:.
I don't know why they are using Chevrolet, Toyota and pick up trucks from NATO countries companies, they should be using Russian or Iranian companies, no need to support west companies.
Oh you are definitely giving ultron run for his money...
OTOH, I assume you plan on paying for those Russian SUVs?
Take a closer look at the video, they have some new pickups there from NATO countries, someone is paying for those(it is not the US, it is not the Saudi's or any other Gulf countries, it is not Israel), it is Russia, Iran or the Syrian government themselves, so who ever is paying for those, should buy form Russia or Iran, why support NATO countries companies?
And which Russian built civilian model exactly would be replacement for Toyota Hilux? There simply isnt one...
And who says they paid for it? In war there are thousands of abandoned vehicles, some even brand new. Yugoslav army on Kosovo used hundreds of Mercedes G-class, Land Rovers, Pajeros and whatnot that were captured. Noone paid for them.
Some of them are probably captured, I always thought that Russian companies made pickups and civilian vehicles similar to that as in the west.
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Militarov wrote:miketheterrible wrote:
they are claiming US shot down the Su-22. Its very high time SyAF start shooting down coalition jets.
With what ?
Magic beans?
This is why SyAF Fighter Jets need to be escorted by Russian fighter(or just not go to danger zones at all), when they are going into danger zones. I don't think Syria even have the resources and the means needed to do an air to air attack.
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Some of them are probably captured, I always thought that Russian companies made pickups and civilian vehicles similar to that as in the west.
Something that would arguably be similar to Hilux would be this https://www.uaz.ru/en/cars/pickup
However its not to be compared with legend like Hilux. Toyota wars got their nickname with a reason.
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Militarov wrote:.....................
And which Russian built civilian model exactly would be replacement for Toyota Hilux? There simply isnt one...
And who says they paid for it? In war there are thousands of abandoned vehicles, some even brand new. Yugoslav army on Kosovo used hundreds of Mercedes G-class, Land Rovers, Pajeros and whatnot that were captured. Noone paid for them.
Technically if Russia wanted to waste money they could send them loads of Russian made pickups.
Thing is that those pickups would still be foreign brand vehicles made in Russia.
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they are claiming US shot down the Su-22. Its very high time SyAF start shooting down coalition jets.
That would mean giving Pentagon precisely what they want.
Also, SyAF could not shoot down Hindenburg let alone actual enemy fighter.
par far wrote:............
This is why SyAF Fighter Jets need to be escorted by Russian fighter(or just not go to danger zones at all), when they are going into danger zones. I don't think Syria even have the resources and the means needed to do an air to air attack.
My, my, my, so much fighting spirit in this one here...... as long as someone else does the fighting, right?
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SAA along with allies have reached near T2 and surroundings , RuAF providing effective close air support
https://twitter.com/Elly_Ammar/status/876532488784547840
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Clashes like this are likely to increase as the SAA has increasing contact with the SDF. Plus someone wants to slow down their progress.
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Plus not any Kurdish source reported on their supposed capture of Jadin/Ja'din/Ja'ydeen. It's ballocks.
Leith Abou FadelV @leithfadel 20m20 minutes ago
US statement is full of holes. Ja'ydeen was captured by the Syrian Army earlier today; it was previously Da'esh held.
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not a single SDF source reported any SyAAF airstrike against SDF before the shot down , USAF is now officially ISIS Air Force
Ian Grant @Gjoene 10m10 minutes ago
Ian Grant Retweeted Leith Abou Fadel
Plus not any Kurdish source reported on their supposed capture of Jadin/Ja'din/Ja'ydeen. It's ballocks.
Leith Abou FadelV @leithfadel 20m20 minutes ago
US statement is full of holes. Ja'ydeen was captured by the Syrian Army earlier today; it was previously Da'esh held.
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not a single SDF source reported any SyAAF airstrike against SDF before the shot down , USAF is now officially ISIS Air Force
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PapaDragon wrote:Militarov wrote:.....................
And which Russian built civilian model exactly would be replacement for Toyota Hilux? There simply isnt one...
And who says they paid for it? In war there are thousands of abandoned vehicles, some even brand new. Yugoslav army on Kosovo used hundreds of Mercedes G-class, Land Rovers, Pajeros and whatnot that were captured. Noone paid for them.
Technically if Russia wanted to waste money they could send them loads of Russian made pickups.
Thing is that those pickups would still be foreign brand vehicles made in Russia.miketheterrible wrote:
they are claiming US shot down the Su-22. Its very high time SyAF start shooting down coalition jets.
That would mean giving Pentagon precisely what they want.
Also, SyAF could not shoot down Hindenburg let alone actual enemy fighter.par far wrote:............
This is why SyAF Fighter Jets need to be escorted by Russian fighter(or just not go to danger zones at all), when they are going into danger zones. I don't think Syria even have the resources and the means needed to do an air to air attack.
My, my, my, so much fighting spirit in this one here...... as long as someone else does the fighting, right?
It ain't about any one fighting anyone's fight, it is that the SyAF does not have air to air missiles systems, if they did, I do not think that US would mess around with them this much. You are right about giving the " Pentagon precisely what they want", that is why I would not trust the SyAF with air to air missile systems for now LOL.
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JohninMK wrote:Clashes like this are likely to increase as the SAA has increasing contact with the SDF. Plus someone wants to slow down their progress.
Ian Grant @Gjoene 10m10 minutes ago
Ian Grant Retweeted Leith Abou Fadel
Plus not any Kurdish source reported on their supposed capture of Jadin/Ja'din/Ja'ydeen. It's ballocks.
Leith Abou FadelV @leithfadel 20m20 minutes ago
US statement is full of holes. Ja'ydeen was captured by the Syrian Army earlier today; it was previously Da'esh held.
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not a single SDF source reported any SyAAF airstrike against SDF before the shot down , USAF is now officially ISIS Air Force
This is where Russian diplomacy will come in handy, also Iran launching those missiles will escalate things(wish they did not do that, everything was going fine.)
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US Congress sanctioned Iranian ballistic missiles program
And iran put the sanctions aside and started the use
Iran IRGC missiles on ISIS: a direct message2 USA sanction against IRGC ballistic missile manufacturing 24h ago
https://twitter.com/EjmAlrai/status/876547919834427392
And iran put the sanctions aside and started the use
Iran IRGC missiles on ISIS: a direct message2 USA sanction against IRGC ballistic missile manufacturing 24h ago
https://twitter.com/EjmAlrai/status/876547919834427392
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Think you must be watching a different war. It might look as if progress is being made but it is at a serious cost in lives. The fighting in Deir is pretty desperate and the SAA must have limited ammo. This Iranian strike, hopefully splatting quite a few ISIS and their support infrastructure would have been very welcome. No reaction from the US yet on it but I expect they were warned of the event in advance through the joint Intel centre in Baghdad.par far wrote:
This is where Russian diplomacy will come in handy, also Iran launching those missiles will escalate things(wish they did not do that, everything was going fine.)
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Lots of propaganda here. The US wants to provoke a fight with the Kurds, but is and will be unsuccesful.
Everyone know what the US want, and no-one is silly.
Everyone know what the US want, and no-one is silly.
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Benya wrote:US SETTING UP MILITARY FACILITY IN TABQAH TOWN IN SYRIAN PROVINCE OF RAQQAH
According to local sources, US-led coalition forces have begun setting up a new military base in Tabqah town in the province of Raqqah.
The new base will be located in the military housing area, the Mohammed Fares school as well as the military and security buildings in the third district of the town. US forces reportedly intend to build a command center and residential buildings for its troops. According to opposition sources, USA wants to adopt the new base in Tabqah town as a long-term base in Syria.
Meanwhile, unconfirmed reports from Kurdish sources appeared arguing that a new agreement between the USA and YPG was made. The agreement will allegedly allow the US military to stay in the YPG-held areas for 10 years. In turn, the US will continue providing military aid to YPG. However, no official sources have reported about this.
The Turkish News Agency Anadolu announced that Washington has supplied YPG and YPJ Kurdish forces in Syria with modern weapons within the last ten days. On June 16 , 50 trucks loaded with weapons arrived through Kurdistan Region border crossings. On June 5, 60 trucks loaded with arms arrived to the SDF-held areas. 20 more trucks arrived on June 12, according to the agency.
According to the Anadolu report, the Kurds received: 12,000 rifles, 6,000 machine guns, 3,500 machine guns, 3,000 RPG-7 bombers and 1,000 grenade launchers of the AT-4 type produced by the United States and LNG grenades, besides near 235 mortar rounds, 100 sniper rifles and 450 7PV night vision sights.
Source: https://southfront.org/us-setting-up-military-facility-in-tabqah-town-in-syrian-province-of-raqqah/
What's wrong with these rats that they can't behave like decent human beings. They, most off them, deported by their countries in Europe because they were criminal low-lifes and they still remain the same low-lifes centuries later. Bomb the hell out of them. If they want a nuke war they can finally get it.
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Militarov wrote:miketheterrible wrote:
they are claiming US shot down the Su-22. Its very high time SyAF start shooting down coalition jets.
With what ?
Magic beans?
they have jets, and SAM's and manpads. Shooting even 1 US jet is enough.
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Important development: US-backed forces push south of Raqqa to cutoff Syrian Army from Deir Ezzor
BEIRUT, LEBANON (2:30 P.M.) – The US-backed Syrian Democratic Forces (SDF) launched a new attack in the western Al-Raqqa , targeting the southeastern countryside of Tabaqa.
The Syrian Democratic Forces managed to capture the Bitani District, Sunday, after a short battle with the Islamic State (ISIL).
According to a military source, if the Syrian Democratic Forces continue to push south towards the strategic town of Resafa, the Syrian Arab Army (SAA) will open fire on them because this would be a clear attempt by the US-backed forces to cut them off from the road to Deir Ezzor.
By cutting off the Syrian Army from the road to Deir Ezzor, the US-backed forces will have access to several oil fields that are desperately wanted by the Syrian government.
Since the US-backed rebels failed to slow the Syrian Army down in southern Syria, the US is now relying on the Kurdish forces to obstruct Damascus’ expansion eastward.
Source: https://www.almasdarnews.com/article/important-development-us-backed-forces-push-south-raqqa-cutoff-syrian-army-deir-ezzor/
Haha, pro-US wet dream . We all know that SAA can reach Deir Ez-Zor from two (not one, but two) directions, from West to East (from the direction of Ittriyah-Resafa) and from South to North (from Palmyra). SDF would need a tremendous amount of manpower and extensive US air/artillery support around the clock to fully cut just one of these roads.
BEIRUT, LEBANON (2:30 P.M.) – The US-backed Syrian Democratic Forces (SDF) launched a new attack in the western Al-Raqqa , targeting the southeastern countryside of Tabaqa.
The Syrian Democratic Forces managed to capture the Bitani District, Sunday, after a short battle with the Islamic State (ISIL).
According to a military source, if the Syrian Democratic Forces continue to push south towards the strategic town of Resafa, the Syrian Arab Army (SAA) will open fire on them because this would be a clear attempt by the US-backed forces to cut them off from the road to Deir Ezzor.
By cutting off the Syrian Army from the road to Deir Ezzor, the US-backed forces will have access to several oil fields that are desperately wanted by the Syrian government.
Since the US-backed rebels failed to slow the Syrian Army down in southern Syria, the US is now relying on the Kurdish forces to obstruct Damascus’ expansion eastward.
Source: https://www.almasdarnews.com/article/important-development-us-backed-forces-push-south-raqqa-cutoff-syrian-army-deir-ezzor/
Haha, pro-US wet dream . We all know that SAA can reach Deir Ez-Zor from two (not one, but two) directions, from West to East (from the direction of Ittriyah-Resafa) and from South to North (from Palmyra). SDF would need a tremendous amount of manpower and extensive US air/artillery support around the clock to fully cut just one of these roads.
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par far wrote:Benya wrote:par far wrote:
You knew those assholes were going to do this but just the missile launches from Russia and Iran, these bases can be hit very easily.
Russia, SAA and Allies need to hurry the fuck up in Deir ez-Zor and Southern Syria
Would you please tone it down for a minute?
Things aren't going so easy, especially in this case. Do you know what a SAA/Russian strike on this installation would trigger? Next time please connect your brain to your hand and fingers before typing anything here.
precisely. Now that its in the open, the US knows their troops are in harms way and will think twice.
Although, their a Fucking stupid bunch. They do deserve a missile at their base since they have been killing the few forces actually fighting Isis.
I did not say that Russia or Iran should hit them just for the fun of it, it will be a last resort, if diplomacy fails, it is good to have this in case Russian or Iranian targets are hit.
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The U.S, through the Kurds are a ticking time bomb.... been saying it for ages. They're not there to make friends and settle....they're there to stir up shit by taking land and keeping a "peace keeping force" aka bases once the "conflict" ends on a newly "autonomous" region or "mini-state".
More bait for more excuses so Trump can sign the sanctions bill with some "internal relief" due to "recent Russian and Iranian actions in Syria" IF any of the parties escalate as in a "normal" conflict it would logically follow in pattern. This is all bait by a Pentagon (which again, is not controlled by Trump). The Kurds will do whatever the fuck they're told and people need to realize that. No one, and I mean no one outside the United States is helping them in their little dream - as such, they owe the U.S military support, political support etc, etc, etc...a lifeline worth fighting for from their pov.
The Kurds will only stop being american puppets when and if the Americans are successfully kicked out (which is a pickle and might never happen). Under that assumption reality would kick in so hard that the Kurds would have no other choice. Right now they have a choice - and that choice is to ally themselves to the only living empire on earth to achieve their dreams of statehood - aka fuck Syria, fuck Russia, fuck Turkey, fuck Iraq, fuck Iran, fuck the Arabs and anyone opposed to their plans (although they will engage diplomatically cause that's the smart thing to do). Make no mistake, the Kurds are not on Syria's/Russian/Iranian camp and people need to get that very clear if it hasn't been clear enough since the beginning of this conflict.
More bait for more excuses so Trump can sign the sanctions bill with some "internal relief" due to "recent Russian and Iranian actions in Syria" IF any of the parties escalate as in a "normal" conflict it would logically follow in pattern. This is all bait by a Pentagon (which again, is not controlled by Trump). The Kurds will do whatever the fuck they're told and people need to realize that. No one, and I mean no one outside the United States is helping them in their little dream - as such, they owe the U.S military support, political support etc, etc, etc...a lifeline worth fighting for from their pov.
The Kurds will only stop being american puppets when and if the Americans are successfully kicked out (which is a pickle and might never happen). Under that assumption reality would kick in so hard that the Kurds would have no other choice. Right now they have a choice - and that choice is to ally themselves to the only living empire on earth to achieve their dreams of statehood - aka fuck Syria, fuck Russia, fuck Turkey, fuck Iraq, fuck Iran, fuck the Arabs and anyone opposed to their plans (although they will engage diplomatically cause that's the smart thing to do). Make no mistake, the Kurds are not on Syria's/Russian/Iranian camp and people need to get that very clear if it hasn't been clear enough since the beginning of this conflict.
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