JohninMK wrote:The SDF's heavy artillery unit is heading home.
Read the same thing but it is probably false, they won't ever pull out of Syria.
JohninMK wrote:The SDF's heavy artillery unit is heading home.
par far wrote:JohninMK wrote:The SDF's heavy artillery unit is heading home.
Read the same thing but it is probably false, they won't ever pull out of Syria.
SA-22
SS-C-5
SS-26
T-90
TOS-1
BM-30
SA-19
SA-11/17
SA-10/12/20/23
Project 1265
Su-24
2S1
SA-8
Project 1258
SA-6
MiG-29/35
BM-27
Project 266
Su-17/20/22
2S3
T-72
SS-C-1
SS-21
SS-C-3
2S4
MiG-23
SS-1 Scud
ZSU-23-4
JohninMK wrote:That was a juicy target. I assume that usage of aircraft verses rank is different from the West.
Qalaat Al Mudiq @QalaatAlMudiq
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Replying to @QalaatAlMudiq
SW. #Damascus: Mount Hermon Rebels shot down a Mi-25, killing pilots Brig. General Ibrahim from #Masyaf area and Brig. General Saqr from #Latakia. Lt. Colonel Hassan from #Tartus CS also killed.
I don't think we have ever seen a more intense missile battle between Israel and Syria in the last ten years.
https://twitter.com/leithfadel/status/936735513809125385
Near the base, not the actual base. Syrian Army confirmed it was the 1st Division's ammo storage
https://twitter.com/leithfadel/status/936745876978130944
Cyberspec wrote:So it looks like the Syrian AA gunners are starting to show their teeth finaly....I'm guessing Pantsirs have been used to down the missiles:?: ...although some are suggesting it was BUK-M2
I don't think we have ever seen a more intense missile battle between Israel and Syria in the last ten years.
https://twitter.com/leithfadel/status/936735513809125385
Near the base, not the actual base. Syrian Army confirmed it was the 1st Division's ammo storage
https://twitter.com/leithfadel/status/936745876978130944
What's interesting is that some twitter reports claiming a succesful destruction of a base have been deleted. I'm also reading that apparently, the Jerusalem Post reported that an Iranian base near the Lebanese border has been destroyed and then deleted the report shortly afterwards
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A report from the area about a SAA counter attack, after repelling a jihadi attack timed with the Israeli airstrikes
eehnie wrote:This war seems far of the end still, despite the fall of the ISIS.
In overall terms is logical to see Syria keeping safer its most capable and most modern (as military concept) armament. Taking into account the reports it would be:
SA-22
SS-C-5
SS-26
T-90
TOS-1
BM-30
SA-19
SA-11/17
SA-10/12/20/23
Project 1265
Su-24
2S1
SA-8
Project 1258
SA-6
MiG-25/35
BM-27
Project 266
Su-17/20/22
2S3
T-72
SS-C-1
SS-21
SS-C-3
2S4
MiG-23
SS-1 Scud
ZSU-23-4
This the armament that is most difficult to be restored by Russia.
But also, (like in the case of the generals with bounties), would be the armament which destruction is most interesting for the US and Israel. Looking at the events in the battlefields, it seems that there are paramilitary groups in Syria with more advanced armament which fight is limited to hunt high rank officials and also this armament in order to weaken the Syrian Armed Forces and also the Syrian arsenals. Their fight would include also some armament of Iranian origin that is less known for me.
I was wondering what in SAA arsenal was used to shoot them done.
Report: Israel used Jericho I (surface-surface) missiles in Iranian base strike
Russian officials tell Lebanese TV channel Al Mayadeen, which is affiliated with Hezbollah, that the IDF fired Jericho I surface-to-surface missiles for the first time, with one being intercepted by Russian aerial defense system.
Israel reportedly launched Jericho I surface-to-surface missiles for the first time in its alleged attack on an Iranian base in Syria, Russian officials told Lebanese TV channel Al Mayadeen, which is affiliated with Hezbollah.
Al Mayadeen reported that two Jericho I missiles were launched, with one of them intercepted by the Russian aerial defense system Pantsir-S1, which was deployed to Syria to protect Russian military personnel in the war-torn country.
According to foreign sources, the missile has been in Israel's arsenal for decades, since the 1960s, but there have so far been no reports of such a missile being used in operational settings.
Arab media outlets reported Saturday that Israel attacked an Iranian base near the town of al-Kiswah, 15 kilometers southwest of Syrian capital Damascus.
Syrian state television corroborated the report, saying Israeli missiles struck a military position near Damascus overnight and Syria's air defense system thwarted them.
"The Israeli enemy launched...several surface-to-surface missiles towards a military position," state television said, adding there had been "material losses" at the site.
https://www.ynetnews.com/articles/0,7340,L-5050932,00.html
miketheterrible wrote:they were export Buk's so M2E which means Syrian AD. These guys I believe were trained in Russia.
PapaDragon wrote:Who operated Pantsirs in this incident, Russians or Syrians?
If Russians then dumb move by Israel, if Syrians then bad new for Israel.
So which is it?
The missiles that were used by the Israeli Army are likely Predator Hawk guided ground to ground missile, not air launched according to some information I received from witnesses
https://twitter.com/WithinSyriaBlog/status/936761956031180800
calm wrote:
#YPG Spox. @Nurimahmud1, DeirEzzor Civilian Council spox. and #Russian military officials press brief regarding DeirEzZor liberation campaign.
calm wrote:#YPG Spox. @Nurimahmud1, DeirEzzor Civilian Council spox. and #Russian military officials press brief regarding DeirEzZor liberation campaign.
Cyberspec wrote:The Geneva peace talks might have colapsed before they even began, with the oposition sticking to the "Assad must go" line...the Syrian Government has also taken a swipe at the UN lackey DeMistura...
Syria gov’t envoy blasts ‘irresponsible’ opposition comments
https://apnews.com/03aec8ca9e30411c82635c9910f0b074/Syria-gov%27t-envoy-blasts-%27irresponsible%27-opposition-comments
d_taddei2 wrote:eehnie wrote:This war seems far of the end still, despite the fall of the ISIS.
In overall terms is logical to see Syria keeping safer its most capable and most modern (as military concept) armament. Taking into account the reports it would be:
SA-22
SS-C-5
SS-26
T-90
TOS-1
BM-30
SA-19
SA-11/17
SA-10/12/20/23
Project 1265
Su-24
2S1
SA-8
Project 1258
SA-6
MiG-29/35
BM-27
Project 266
Su-17/20/22
2S3
T-72
SS-C-1
SS-21
SS-C-3
2S4
MiG-23
SS-1 Scud
ZSU-23-4
This the armament that is most difficult to be restored by Russia.
But also, (like in the case of the generals with bounties), would be the armament which destruction is most interesting for the US and Israel. Looking at the events in the battlefields, it seems that there are paramilitary groups in Syria with more advanced armament which fight is limited to hunt high rank officials and also this armament in order to weaken the Syrian Armed Forces and also the Syrian arsenals. Their fight would include also some armament of Iranian origin that is less known for me.
I slightly disagree Russia could easily supply
T-72, 2s3, 2s1, zsu-23-4, sa-8, bm-27, sa-6, and to an extent su-24, with what Russia had in stock these shouldn't be a problem "mig-25/35"? Since when did Syria have mig-35? Although I am sure your going to tell me I am wrong.