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miketheterrible wrote:
Didn't stop Vietnam or Syria or Egypt back in the 70's and 80's from hitting US targets.
) as in the video somewhere in DeZ province
par far wrote:"A NEW WAR IN LEBANON, SYRIA, IRAQ AND BEYOND ON THE WAY."
https://southfront.org/new-war-lebanon-syria-iraq-beyond-way/
Al masdar wrote:BEIRUT, LEBANON (3:25 P.M.) – The Al-Qaeda linked Hay’at Tahrir Al-Sham jihadist group launched a powerful offensive in the northern countryside of the Hama Governorate, yesterday, targeting several sites south of the Idlib Governorate border.
Backed by Jaysh Al-Izza, the jihadist rebels managed to capture Umm Turaykiyah, Baleel, and Umm Khazeem durng their swift assault on the Syrian Arab Army’s (SAA) positions.
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Following the advance by the jihadist rebels, the Russian Navy fired several Kalibr cruise missiles towards the jihadist forces, inflicting heavy damage on their defenses south of ‘Atshan.
Since losing these towns, the Syrian Arab Army has sent a large number of military personnel to this front in order to recover the territory they lost to the jihadist rebels.
KomissarBojanchev wrote:Aaaaaaand here we go again....Al masdar wrote:Backed by Jaysh Al-Izza, the jihadist rebels managed to capture Umm Turaykiyah, Baleel, and Umm Khazeem durng their swift assault on the Syrian Arab Army’s (SAA) positions.
https://www.almasdarnews.com/article/updated-map-ongoing-battle-northern-hama/
Ivan Sidorenko @IvanSidorenko1
#Syria #Hama #SAA & Allies have launched a Counter Attack @ North Eastern Hama Countryside & Regained Control of Um Khazim Hill So far
calm wrote:But SAA is advancing against them east of that area for last 10 days. Around 20 villages captured.
KiloGolf wrote:...But surely someone is getting worried that Abukamal will fall earlier than expected to Damascus' forces.
calm wrote:Every bridge on Euphrates is destroyed long time ago.
related
https://twitter.com/ejmalrai/status/926073941701087232
....but I'd rather wait for more confirmation regarding the capture of the town itself...seems the footage shown is from the outskirts 
Re-confirming: al bu Kamal fully liberated and clean from #ISIS. Well done
#ISIS is still fighting in al-Badiyah but has lost all cities in #Syria. Now the #Syria/n army will meet with al-Mayadeen forces & cross the Euphrates (energy resources).
https://twitter.com/ejmalrai/status/928350873306259456
KoTeMoRe wrote:Reality in this 21st century sure has an Anti-American bias...
Honest question, who thought that the Russian intervention would turn out the way it is going?
Personally I dreaded this would get results for a while and the escalation would simply keep the grinder on for a decade more.
And here we are with basically a dying war and an all but total victory for Mordor. #TheBattle@theBlackGatewasaninsidejob
KoTeMoRe wrote:Reality in this 21st century sure has an Anti-American bias...
Honest question, who thought that the Russian intervention would turn out the way it is going?
Personally I dreaded this would get results for a while and the escalation would simply keep the grinder on for a decade more.
And here we are with basically a dying war and an all but total victory for Mordor. #TheBattle@theBlackGatewasaninsidejob
PapaDragon wrote:'
Absolutely delicious salt from rebel fangirl, bon appétit everyone !!!
https://mobile.twitter.com/Elizrael/status/928297335393832960
KoTeMoRe wrote:Reality in this 21st century sure has an Anti-American bias...
Honest question, who thought that the Russian intervention would turn out the way it is going?
Personally I dreaded this would get results for a while and the escalation would simply keep the grinder on for a decade more.
And here we are with basically a dying war and an all but total victory for Mordor. #TheBattle@theBlackGatewasaninsidejob
PapaDragon wrote:KoTeMoRe wrote:Reality in this 21st century sure has an Anti-American bias...
Honest question, who thought that the Russian intervention would turn out the way it is going?
Personally I dreaded this would get results for a while and the escalation would simply keep the grinder on for a decade more.
And here we are with basically a dying war and an all but total victory for Mordor. #TheBattle@theBlackGatewasaninsidejob
At first I didn't even believe that there would be any intervention. I mean, who did that stuff back in the day other than USA?
When first satellite pics of Hmeim started surfacing I assumed it's just BS. It was just Syria, who gave two figs about that especially with Ukraine still active, right?
So when it kicked off I couldn't believe it.
Still it was obvious from the get go that they will be playing this with skeleton crew. Nobody was stupid enough to do Afghanistan again although you can never discount full-retard scenario in any situation.
I was certain that they will secure coastline and rest of useful Syria that was a given for me and there was never any doubt about it.
But when Aleppo got smacked down I officially became 100% believer.
And here we are now, two dozen airplanes, some troopers on site and heavy lifting pretty much done. I think Lavrov will be taking over from here unless someone gets cute again but given the recent events I think nobody is in a hurry to volunteer.
SeigSoloyvov wrote:KoTeMoRe wrote:Reality in this 21st century sure has an Anti-American bias...
Honest question, who thought that the Russian intervention would turn out the way it is going?
Personally I dreaded this would get results for a while and the escalation would simply keep the grinder on for a decade more.
And here we are with basically a dying war and an all but total victory for Mordor. #TheBattle@theBlackGatewasaninsidejob
This war is far from over with ISiS gone you move onto stage 2 is all.
This is no dying war.
while the Russians deserve credit the main man in this war is al-Hassan he is their MVP without him iSIS would be in alot better shape then it is now.
He is responsible for all of the Russians main victory's and Assad's without him the Russians would not have had a worse time off airpower is meaningless if your ground troops cannot do anything. Yes their airstrikes are for sure a major factor.
It was his men who paved the way for the Russians to find targets and more they always fought outmanned out gun and won their battles despite the odds.
There is a reason in Syrian he has a bigger bounty on his head than any Russian or Syrian in the millions, last I heard it reached over 5 Million dollars dead even more alive.
eehnie wrote:SeigSoloyvov wrote:KoTeMoRe wrote:Reality in this 21st century sure has an Anti-American bias...
Honest question, who thought that the Russian intervention would turn out the way it is going?
Personally I dreaded this would get results for a while and the escalation would simply keep the grinder on for a decade more.
And here we are with basically a dying war and an all but total victory for Mordor. #TheBattle@theBlackGatewasaninsidejob
This war is far from over with ISiS gone you move onto stage 2 is all.
This is no dying war.
while the Russians deserve credit the main man in this war is al-Hassan he is their MVP without him iSIS would be in alot better shape then it is now.
He is responsible for all of the Russians main victory's and Assad's without him the Russians would not have had a worse time off airpower is meaningless if your ground troops cannot do anything. Yes their airstrikes are for sure a major factor.
It was his men who paved the way for the Russians to find targets and more they always fought outmanned out gun and won their battles despite the odds.
There is a reason in Syrian he has a bigger bounty on his head than any Russian or Syrian in the millions, last I heard it reached over 5 Million dollars dead even more alive.
You not only are a US hardline follower, even you claimed to be US soldier (or similar).
From this condition, are you shameless enough to acknowledge publicly that your country is paying for the death of Syrian and Russian generals?
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