This is not personal issue but about countries. Assad had to go not because is is not cute enough but for Syria's good. We see what happened: Syria is in ruins and KSA is flourishing.
Miss me princess?
ISIS suicide bomber killed JaN & Ahrar al Sham fighters as well as civilians while they were having iftar.
SAA never retook center, but they did use Chlorine to try to retake it 2 days ago, failed as usual.Some reports that SAA has retaken military research center in western Aleppo. We should wait for visual confirmation.
Shady Hulwe takes a selfie with 3 Jaish al-Fateh members captured in an ambush in Zahraa district, Aleppo. rest of them killed.
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Meanwhile, SAA and Hezbollah have launched an operation to capture Zabdani city, southern Qalamun. Nearly 40 militants killed in SyAF bombing and heavy Hezbollah shelling around the city.
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Sounding a bit like Israel there aren't you?Then those idiots whine that why a mosque is bombed on their heads, well because it's no longer a mosque, but a terrorist nest, hence it must be destroyed:
Can't do much, too far away from Western Qalamoun. They've attacked Dara'a but there was horrible lack of communication and co-ordination, or regime was using R-330Ps to block radio communication.
Still ongoing.
Still failing horribly at taking anything, they've retreated from most of the housing in the North (iirc it was North.) Rebels today (or was it yesterday? Time flies when you're killing Hezbollah
) destroyed a BMP-1 belonging to Hezbollah (given to them by SAA.) There's 11 gone. They suffered heavy casualties besides that.Alawites are the scum of Syria (pre-French occupation they raided Sunni and Christian villages to steal and rape; during French occupation they supported and became the troops of the French (Assad's grandfather dealt with the French all the time); now in Assad era they suppress all non-Alawites.)
At least they've actually been providing water to regime held areas, something regime doesn't do to rebel held areas - except on a much larger scale with fuel, electricity, water, food, clothing, etc.terrorists threatening to cut off the water supply to Damacus
Rebels threaten Damascus water over Zabadani assault
next they are going to threaten to blow up the Mosul dam
Do you know what the pilot said in the interview? He admitted 90% of targets they bomb are civilian areas.al jazeera interview
The longer the wait, the greater the victory.
The stateless berberian is gloating over death for natural causes. Just stop being beberian, berberian...
This guy's like a full fledged Internet Jihadi from Pakistan Defence to Youtube and probably to Live leak aswellMiss me princess?
Time to bust some lies again.
Attack is led by Fateh Halab, which does not include Nusra. Ansar al Sharia is the other operations room (which includes Nusra) but it is much smaller than Fateh Halab (FH is 22,000.)
I saw 1 squad of Chechens, no Uzbeks. But to you everyone against Assad = foreign terrorist.
ISIS suicide bomber killed JaN & Ahrar al Sham fighters as well as civilians while they were having iftar.
SAA never retook center, but they did use Chlorine to try to retake it 2 days ago, failed as usual.
SAA and Hezb offensive on Zabadani is a fiasco - lots of dead SAA and Hezb, both mostly kicked out of Zabadani. Regime & allies using scorched Earth tactics, just like in Qusayr. If they can't take the city they'll burn it to the ground.
Important note: Zabadani was a place where lots of Lebanese refugees came when Israel invaded in 2006, and this is how they repay us.
My thoughts on Zabadani: 3 possible results: Rebels breakout, gain more territory (they have regained most of Zabadani, but they haven't regained much outside of it, small chance of this happening); SAA/Hezb offensive stops (they're being met with heavy resistance); or Pyrrhic victory for SAA/Hezb. Honestly Pyrrhic victory is the most likely choice, as regime is taking heavy losses but rebels are under siege.
Sounding a bit like Israel there aren't you?
This is the first photo of rebels ever being in a Mosque with intent of attacking regime (unless its being used as a base by regime). It's probably posing, because it makes no sense to have an HMG in an AA firing position inside a building. Therefore, most likely posing. Also, just because this happens in 1 place (it doesn't from what I've seen, I've seen a lot) doesn't mean every Mosque should be bombed.
Can't do much, too far away from Western Qalamoun. They've attacked Dara'a but there was horrible lack of communication and co-ordination, or regime was using R-330Ps to block radio communication.
Still ongoing.
Still failing horribly at taking anything, they've retreated from most of the housing in the North (iirc it was North.) Rebels today (or was it yesterday? Time flies when you're killing Hezbollah
Alawites are the scum of Syria (pre-French occupation they raided Sunni and Christian villages to steal and rape; during French occupation they supported and became the troops of the French (Assad's grandfather dealt with the French all the time); now in Assad era they suppress all non-Alawites.)
At least they've actually been providing water to regime held areas, something regime doesn't do to rebel held areas - except on a much larger scale with fuel, electricity, water, food, clothing, etc.
Do you know what the pilot said in the interview? He admitted 90% of targets they bomb are civilian areas.
The longer the wait, the greater the victory.
@Al-Kurdi
Interesting article, to say the least: Syria: Anti-Isis Westerners fighting for Kurds disillusioned with YPG's 'school trip with guns' tactics
Westerners fighting with YPG state that YPG's achievements on the ground are minimal, most of the work is done by airstrikes. They also state that YPG are incompetent and unprofessional, they trash a village if its an Arab village.
Twitter and Facebook, too. There's just so much idiocy out there in the world, it must be corrected.This guy's like a full fledged Internet Jihadi from Pakistan Defence to Youtube and probably to Live leak aswell
Also, since you know so much, can you tell me what group or unit these Tribesmen of mine belong to? They're being stupid going all the way to syria to fight for whatever while their own people are being slaughtered. In turn attracting more of these Jihadists to us...View attachment 236401
Well they aren't smart people. Stupid idea to interfere with a messed up place like Syria.Twitter and Facebook, too. There's just so much idiocy out there in the world, it must be corrected.
These are Afghani Hazaras, they're part of the "Syrian Arab Army."
Not Syrian, not Arab, and not organized enough to be an army
Nope, not more organized than rebels. This Hazaras are considered elite units (trained by IRGC), look at Usud al Harb (Lions of War) for example (Ahrar al Sham's special forces), they would wreck these guys. Compared to regular rebels, for the untrained ones yes they are better fighters. But for the recently graduated rebels, Hazaras are no match for them once they get experienced.
I'm sure once they get proper training, they'll be way better fighters than any of your special operations since they're Mongol blood.
IRGC training is the best they'll ever get. Unless Russia or China decide to train them, which is unlikely.
Don't forget the IRGC trained the Houthis and the Hezbollah. Both are a very serious force.
2006 was a fiasco for Israel because they advanced down chokepoints, and they were going up against a force with Kornet ATGMs. Now if Israel goes in to fight Hezb all they need to do is get a few Merkava 4Ms and there goes Hezbollah.
The rebels and civilians in the video are probably getting hit with Kh 29, the only laser guided weapon in SyAAF inventory. However, it could just be an experienced pilot using free fall bombs (footage appears to be from Su-22M4 or SU-24M2, so experienced pilots would definitely be flying those.)
It is funny and sad how Iranians tell you what you should feel and think about your own country. Someway they feel above you to tell you what you should think.Miss me princess?
Time to bust some lies again.
Attack is led by Fateh Halab, which does not include Nusra. Ansar al Sharia is the other operations room (which includes Nusra) but it is much smaller than Fateh Halab (FH is 22,000.)
I saw 1 squad of Chechens, no Uzbeks. But to you everyone against Assad = foreign terrorist.
ISIS suicide bomber killed JaN & Ahrar al Sham fighters as well as civilians while they were having iftar.
SAA never retook center, but they did use Chlorine to try to retake it 2 days ago, failed as usual.
SAA and Hezb offensive on Zabadani is a fiasco - lots of dead SAA and Hezb, both mostly kicked out of Zabadani. Regime & allies using scorched Earth tactics, just like in Qusayr. If they can't take the city they'll burn it to the ground.
Important note: Zabadani was a place where lots of Lebanese refugees came when Israel invaded in 2006, and this is how they repay us.
My thoughts on Zabadani: 3 possible results: Rebels breakout, gain more territory (they have regained most of Zabadani, but they haven't regained much outside of it, small chance of this happening); SAA/Hezb offensive stops (they're being met with heavy resistance); or Pyrrhic victory for SAA/Hezb. Honestly Pyrrhic victory is the most likely choice, as regime is taking heavy losses but rebels are under siege.
Sounding a bit like Israel there aren't you?
This is the first photo of rebels ever being in a Mosque with intent of attacking regime (unless its being used as a base by regime). It's probably posing, because it makes no sense to have an HMG in an AA firing position inside a building. Therefore, most likely posing. Also, just because this happens in 1 place (it doesn't from what I've seen, I've seen a lot) doesn't mean every Mosque should be bombed.
Can't do much, too far away from Western Qalamoun. They've attacked Dara'a but there was horrible lack of communication and co-ordination, or regime was using R-330Ps to block radio communication.
Still ongoing.
Still failing horribly at taking anything, they've retreated from most of the housing in the North (iirc it was North.) Rebels today (or was it yesterday? Time flies when you're killing Hezbollah
Alawites are the scum of Syria (pre-French occupation they raided Sunni and Christian villages to steal and rape; during French occupation they supported and became the troops of the French (Assad's grandfather dealt with the French all the time); now in Assad era they suppress all non-Alawites.)
At least they've actually been providing water to regime held areas, something regime doesn't do to rebel held areas - except on a much larger scale with fuel, electricity, water, food, clothing, etc.
Do you know what the pilot said in the interview? He admitted 90% of targets they bomb are civilian areas.
The longer the wait, the greater the victory.
@Al-Kurdi
Interesting article, to say the least: Syria: Anti-Isis Westerners fighting for Kurds disillusioned with YPG's 'school trip with guns' tactics
Westerners fighting with YPG state that YPG's achievements on the ground are minimal, most of the work is done by airstrikes. They also state that YPG are incompetent and unprofessional, they trash a village if its an Arab village.
