Syrian Civil War (Graphic Photos/Vid Not Allowed)
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http://indianexpress.com/article/wo...-in-clash-with-is-near-syrias-al-bab-4497736/
A Turkish soldier was killed in clashes with Islamic State militants near al-Bab in northern Syria on Sunday, the Turkish military said, as fighting between Turkey-backed rebels and Sunni hard-liners grinds on.
Syrian rebels, backed by Turkish special forces, tanks and warplanes, have been besieging the Islamic State-held town since December. Turkey has repeatedly said it is close to taking al-Bab, although troops have been bogged down in street battles with Islamic State, slowing progress.
The militants have also used car bombs and other tactics to inflict damage on the rebels. One Turkish soldier was killed on Sunday morning in the latest clashes with militants in al Ghuz, west of al-Bab, the military said in a statement.
Turkey launched its Syrian incursion, dubbed “Operation Euphrates Shield” in late August, sweeping Islamic State from its Syrian border.
A Turkish soldier was killed in clashes with Islamic State militants near al-Bab in northern Syria on Sunday, the Turkish military said, as fighting between Turkey-backed rebels and Sunni hard-liners grinds on.
Syrian rebels, backed by Turkish special forces, tanks and warplanes, have been besieging the Islamic State-held town since December. Turkey has repeatedly said it is close to taking al-Bab, although troops have been bogged down in street battles with Islamic State, slowing progress.
The militants have also used car bombs and other tactics to inflict damage on the rebels. One Turkish soldier was killed on Sunday morning in the latest clashes with militants in al Ghuz, west of al-Bab, the military said in a statement.
Turkey launched its Syrian incursion, dubbed “Operation Euphrates Shield” in late August, sweeping Islamic State from its Syrian border.
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Because thats only thing of that shape in Syria.
https://theaviationist.com/2014/04/10/shahed-drone-over-syria/
The funniest part is commercial reflex camera Nikon D810 as main payload.
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do I need to post Image of Shahed-129 for you to see the difference in size. well unless that Nikon D810 is wider than human bodyBecause thats only thing of that shape in Syria.
https://theaviationist.com/2014/04/10/shahed-drone-over-syria/
The funniest part is commercial reflex camera Nikon D810 as main payload.
it more look like the Israeli origin drone that was destroyed in Iran last year. interestingly the coloring match Israeli drones rather than Iranian one.
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http://www.arabnews.com/node/1047076/middle-east
HASAKAH, Syria: A coalition fighting the Daesh group in Syria has received US armored vehicles for the first time and a promise of new American support, a coalition spokesman said Tuesday.
“American armored vehicles have arrived for the Syrian Democratic Forces (SDF) for the first time. This happened after the new US administration came to power,” spokesman Talal Sello told AFP.
He said the decision to supply the vehicles was taken by President Donald Trump’s administration, rather than in a simple continuation of US support under former president Barack Obama.
“Before we used to receive light weapons, ammunition... with these armored vehicles we’ve entered a new phase in the (US) support. It’s a sign,” Sello added.
“We have had meetings with representatives of the new administration, and they promised us extra support.”
The SDF has long been a key partner of the US-led coalition fighting Daesh in Syria and Iraq, and Washington has previously supplied the coalition of Kurdish and Arab fighters with light weaponry and has sent US and other Western special forces as “advisers.”
The US-led coalition has also backed the force with heavy air strikes targeting Daesh fighters.
The alliance has caused tensions between Washington and ally Turkey, which considers the main component of the SDF — the Kurdish YPG force — to be a “terrorist” organization.
The SDF has been battling since November 5 to oust the jihadists from the city of Raqqa, the group’s de facto capital in Syria.
Sello said the Trump administration had pledged extra support “particularly in the fight for Raqqa.”
In a two-month offensive, the SDF has taken large areas of northern Raqqa province.
The alliance was formed in October 2015, after the YPG Kurdish militia had already scored a string of victories against IS in northern Syria with air support from the US-led coalition.
Trump has said his focus in Syria will be battling IS, and on Saturday signed an executive order giving the US military 30 days to devise a plan to “defeat” the jihadist group.
The order, which called for a “comprehensive strategy and plans for the defeat of ISIS,” was seen as meaning more US forces and military hardware moving into Iraq and Syria.
HASAKAH, Syria: A coalition fighting the Daesh group in Syria has received US armored vehicles for the first time and a promise of new American support, a coalition spokesman said Tuesday.
“American armored vehicles have arrived for the Syrian Democratic Forces (SDF) for the first time. This happened after the new US administration came to power,” spokesman Talal Sello told AFP.
He said the decision to supply the vehicles was taken by President Donald Trump’s administration, rather than in a simple continuation of US support under former president Barack Obama.
“Before we used to receive light weapons, ammunition... with these armored vehicles we’ve entered a new phase in the (US) support. It’s a sign,” Sello added.
“We have had meetings with representatives of the new administration, and they promised us extra support.”
The SDF has long been a key partner of the US-led coalition fighting Daesh in Syria and Iraq, and Washington has previously supplied the coalition of Kurdish and Arab fighters with light weaponry and has sent US and other Western special forces as “advisers.”
The US-led coalition has also backed the force with heavy air strikes targeting Daesh fighters.
The alliance has caused tensions between Washington and ally Turkey, which considers the main component of the SDF — the Kurdish YPG force — to be a “terrorist” organization.
The SDF has been battling since November 5 to oust the jihadists from the city of Raqqa, the group’s de facto capital in Syria.
Sello said the Trump administration had pledged extra support “particularly in the fight for Raqqa.”
In a two-month offensive, the SDF has taken large areas of northern Raqqa province.
The alliance was formed in October 2015, after the YPG Kurdish militia had already scored a string of victories against IS in northern Syria with air support from the US-led coalition.
Trump has said his focus in Syria will be battling IS, and on Saturday signed an executive order giving the US military 30 days to devise a plan to “defeat” the jihadist group.
The order, which called for a “comprehensive strategy and plans for the defeat of ISIS,” was seen as meaning more US forces and military hardware moving into Iraq and Syria.
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and then we have this
https://medium.com/@_alhamra/syrias...killed-by-russia-iran-85024c3251e6#.61cp75kan
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shame this expert missed the picture of the rebels celebrating destroying the water supply. He should stick to his day job.
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shame this expert missed the picture of the rebels celebrating destroying the water supply. He should stick to his day job.
The expert is simply showing proofs of outside bombing. That has nothing to do with rebels
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Worst type of coward are thease rebel s they were given option of face to face fight or leave areas just like aleepo but they don't have balls for comming out off Civilians areas and face SAA and fight like real manLiberation of Wadi Barada, Assad aka Khamenai style in 3 stages:
1) Destruction
2) Displacement
3) Looting
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Thats THEIR town, while coward Assad and Khamenai send foreign terrorists to expel them. How u can justify that?
This is epic video. Infamous Assad TV journalist Shadi Hilwe tells Hezbie terrorists to pretend they are SAA and speak with Syrian accent:
What Assad supporters will tell about it?
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and how long has the battle wadi barada being going on for, only recently the terrorists lost it but the water supply was the first thing to go. And why is that terrorist celebrating destruction of the dam if it wasn't his thugs handy work?
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Rebels just showed defiance.
Assadists lied that rebels poisoned water with diesel fuel. But there is zero trace of diesel and only outer destruction.
There is clear footage of Assadists indiscriminately bombing water supply area.
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