Russian military intervention and aid to Syria #14

Isos wrote:He saw some oil in the ground .

That M-ATV slipped on a banana peel and thought it was a republic.

I would say the only force in the region that has any chance of getting to them would be Israel and I suspect the consequences of that... with it clearly being marked as Russian might be an S-400 battery and S-300V4 battery showing its real potential.

The Russian flag on the fence says this is Russian stuff and is not fair game like Syrian or Iranian stuff is for Israel "defending" itself.

It says nothing about who operates it, but those are just launchers in there... they could elevate those missile tubes and be ready to launch attacks against aircraft 400km away in less than 5 minutes... having it up in the mountains means the excuse... we didn't know it was a Chinese embassy... we were using old maps... wont cut it as an excuse.

That photo shows launchers and transloaders and support trucks but that compound is clearly not big enough to hold the full battery... these might just be some of the launchers scattered around the place ready to launch if needed... I doubt they would show the radars and decoy and jammer equipment and ESM vehicles that a proper S-300 battery would operate with... but you can bet that it will have a Russian flag on the gate to prevent Israeli mistakes in terms of targeting... and the defence around the area will be rather good including against drones and standoff munitions.

jeez...very senior rank. should be worth a few hard hitting retaliatory strikes.

JohninMK wrote:Winter must be on the way. The Il-76 are migrating south. This is six of them, plus an An-124 yesterday.

Strange that Turkey is allowing military overflights from Russia. It is allied with forces opposed to Russia and the legitimate
Syrian government.

JohninMK wrote:Video at link of the situation when the Major General died. Looked like remote activation by someone watching and getting lucky.

https://twitter.com/200_zoka/status/1296766964795428864

Oh him, yeah that was beyond dumb.

I do not know how they didn't see that IED, an IDF guy stepped on it tho and it just got the general. There was no remote detonation.

The Russians control the S-300s.

Isos wrote:  It isn't called Typhoon for no reason.

https://mobile.twitter.com/RALee85/status/1298657680060538882

Rob Lee
@RALee85
· 6h
A longer video of the confrontation. US forces appear to be blocking a road and then attempt to block the path of the Russian patrol when they drive through the field. An American MaxxPro MRAP appears to collide with a Russian Typhoon-K MRAP. 319/
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American: WITNESS ME!!!!

Russian: I myself will carry you through the gates of Valhalla. You shall ride eternal. Shiny, and chrome!  

Isos wrote:   It isn't called Typhoon for no reason.

https://mobile.twitter.com/RALee85/status/1298657680060538882

Rob Lee
@RALee85
· 6h
A longer video of the confrontation. US forces appear to be blocking a road and then attempt to block the path of the Russian patrol when they drive through the field. An American MaxxPro MRAP appears to collide with a Russian Typhoon-K MRAP. 319/



Rob Lee
@RALee85
According to reporting from
@woodruffbets
and
@laraseligman
, 4 American servicemen were injured during an altercation with Russian forces in northeast Syria this week, presumably from the events in this video.

Looks like a take out of a Mad Max movie

There is a Mi-35 in the air. This could have ended very ugly for the illegal occupation forces.

Hole wrote:There is a Mi-35 in the air. This could have ended very ugly for the illegal occupation forces.

What's hilarious is the Biden-bots commenting in the Twatter thread lmao! You could tell by their comments that they're pencil pushing, chicken neck, couch potatoes! It's actually up to the military personnel on the ground (on both sides) who prevented these squabbles from escalating lol! It's not up to anon Twatter French-Ticklers to decide.

Hole wrote:There is a Mi-35 in the air. This could have ended very ugly for the illegal occupation forces.

Hardly unless someone shots at each other, that's the only way things will get hot. They can crash into each other all they want, no one cares about that.

I have often thought, that there can exist no blind spot in nature. No closed system. Since such a system implies a static and non evolving world. Contradictory to what we see and perfection of a created world.

Yet we see the American policy of blocking Roads and Ships and Planes in the air. A closed system. A static system. But the world is dynamic and forever changing and moving on. But why is it important to know the world on a physical level? Because we are subject to these laws. Can not deviate from them, without being diminished in the world.

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Isolated_system#:~:text=An%20isolated%20system%20obeys%20the,total%20energy%E2%80%93mass%20stays%20constant.&text=Because%20of%20the%20requirement%20of,useful%2C%20they%20are%20strictly%20hypothetical.

kvs wrote:

JohninMK wrote:Winter must be on the way. The Il-76 are migrating south. This is six of them, plus an An-124 yesterday.

Strange that Turkey is allowing military overflights from Russia.   It is allied with forces opposed to Russia and the legitimate
Syrian government.

Because Russians are the boogeymen to end all boogeymen....when they utter VVP's name, Turk's hold tight to their giblets!