This should probably go into the Humor and Comedy section if there is one.
Did you just seriously compare Indian Army with Saudi Joke army ?
Let alone our Army, our BSF will wipe the floor with the Saudis.
Being enough is not a condition to preclude bolstering your forces with additional troops. Dude you must have serve in the Israeli military right ? Why am I telling these basic military things toy you ?
Latakkia was a stable front for almost 3 years. Daraa too was on the verge of falling. The...
No I mean, I want replies to differrent people to come in different posts.
If you see your post I replied to, regarding the Su 35, it would be in the same post as the one I replied to 500.
I want them to be in different posts. Is there a way for that ? Or this is the default format ?
Thanks
That is not the point. The point is whether 100K is enough for rooting out the salafis. Yes that is enough.
The scale matters. Previously I guess they would have consulted at the big picture level if at all. Now they are actually on the battlefield, devising tactics, co-ordinating airstrikes...
First of all its more than 100 K and its more than enough to defeat the salafi terrorists if they had competent officers leading the men.
Not in the direct way they are doing now. Being actually on the battlefield (away from the frontlines though) and advising the tactics. The differences are...
1. No that is enough. That's basics.
2. Absence of evidence is not evidence of absence. The Russian officers are actually acting as advisers far from the actual frontlines unlike the Iranian "officers" who actually go into combat and thus no casualties. I mean I doubt most of the Iranian...
I dont agree. He has enough loyal and committed troops in SAA and NDF to defeat the terrorists if SAA had enough competent NCOs and officers. But that changed with the russian officers now providing battlefield advice.
And I'm not willing to take it further on the "ISIS and shiite brigades"...
Its not "Iranian" logic. Its common sense.
I find it ridiculous they are asking for lifting sieges because civilians "suffer". The civilians are suffering because the militants are using them as shields in dense population centers which SAA refused to move in head on to avoid troop casualties...
If SAA had a fraction of competent NCOs and enlisted officers that other professional militaries in rest of world have, they would have won this war a long back. I mean not only SAA every single Arab army has this problem of an incompetent if not non-existent NCO cadre. Reason they have been...
And the rebels are not allowing the people who want to leave the town to leave. They are holding the people hostage for their unachievable aims.
FACT: The sunni rebels are holding the population hostage as human shields and not allowing them to leave. Source above.
Well then he is an idiot. We are already having massive troubles with 180 million muslims. Adding another 300 million to the mix is disastrous and a recipe for a civil war on a scale the world has not seen considering that both the Islamic and Hindu/Sikh/Jain/Buddhist factions would have well...
Why blame Hezbollah when the so called saviours of people, the sunni rebels are holding the people hostage and not allowing them to leave Madaya ? If the rebels care about the people, they should allow those who want to leave to leave.
Also Ahrar rejected a government truce in January in...
Another point is that reportedly SyAAF carried out the strike - atleast that is what pro-govt twitter tell us - but there is simply no way to confirm it.
Either way, one of the most influential rebel leader in Syria bites the dust.
His death is confirmed and along with a host of leaders.
And whether they could repeat Ahrar remains to be seen. Ahrar had the advantage of turkish patronage and border connectivity that helped them recoup in peace and bounce back. Not sure if Jaish Islam has that advantage.
No Khalidiya has also been captured and that is essentially cutting off the highway and Peto has been one of the more reliable sources in the war as of late.
Except the corridor that the goverment lost was of little strategic importance to them. It was purely symbolic. Neither it blocked any...
Yeah its confirmed. All major news agencies are reporting it and pro-rebel twitter sources are also confirming it.
Not only the saudi lapdog zahran but also a whole host of opposition leadership along with his brother, eldest son, the official spokesperson were killed in the strike
It remains...
Peto Lucem latest map of Rif Aleppo after fall of Khan Tuman and Qarassi
From here either they can go on to Kafr Naha and cut Route 60 too or dig in the front and go towards Abu Duhur to open a new supply line independent of Khan Asser and Safira or hold fort in south aleppo with small...