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An Algerian military expert answers Strategika 51 "Daech is not a threat to Algeria '
ARTICLE | 1 SEPTEMBER 2014 - 8:11
Daech draws its power from the weakness of the Iraqi army and the complicity of the West.
Our article on a foreign expert analysis about the ability of a terrorist group created in Iraq, Daech to "invade" the Maghreb, an Algerian military expert reacted and considers Strategika's article as a propaganda operation "One would think that this site is advertising this terrorist organization, what has been said and written about the creation of this armed group is pure truth and Westerners who are its creators are working to promoting it. " For the expert, the Islamic State (EI) or Daech "does not constitute a threat to Algeria." This terrorist group, says our source, "maybe just a mirage normally within a reach of local belligerents, Iraq, Syria and their allies, if they bother to fight it." "Even the units that make up this terrorist group feature sophisticated materials, their renewals is not easy, especially as the support itself, especially for units supposedly modern and mobile accounts for only 50% of the battle, "said the military expert who was to lead the fight against terrorism in Algeria, adding that" if such units existed, they would be major consumers in equipment, ammunition, fuel, consummable products and especially water, an essential element in desert environments. " Commenting analysis of Strategika 51 who, speaking of the army of Algeria, believing it would not be able to contain the first onslaught, our source says that "these experts are not supposed to ignore that the armed forces in any country in the world, are never used in isolation but in combination, each of the forces acting in favor of the other. " Our source supports its argument by the example of the German army "has overtaken the allied troops by the combination of the binomial char-aircraft during the Second World War." "Of course, experience plays a role," says our source experts to which the site refers to, ensuring that, from this point of view, the Algerian army does not lack at all: "The ANP acquired experience throughout the fight against terrorism and especially over extended on the set of Tindouf stays "well before the emergence of Islamist violence in Algeria:" Strategika 51 should also know that the Algerian army does has nothing to envy the large nuclear western armies, nuclear weapons excluded "and that" it's all about command and control operations. " Our source is adamant: "The Algerian space will by no means a springboard for these hordes," because "the threat that the West wants to burden our country is really just a scarecrow. The only threat is, that these hordes would delegate to their elements that sow chaos in Libya and destabilized the Sahel. " Such a threat has been considered, says this expert and points out that it "will be limited to actions back and forth along our borders east, south and southeast," and that, anyway, will be repelled by the Algerian security forces. As for Morocco, he quoted in analyzing Strategika 51 , "there is nothing to fear on her west flank," said our source, "If there would be a threat, it would at least not Algerian or from Algeria. Rather, it will be one of her own making, "explaining that the gesture that engages Morocco through the overflying of our borders, putting her armed forces on a high state of alert, the deployment of missiles around sensitive points, etc., ostensibly target Algeria. "Morocco should stop , flooding our country with drugs and poisoning our youth rather than inventing external threats," remarked our source, "all these facts, as materialized on the ground, can be cause for a casus belli. "
ARTICLE | 1 SEPTEMBER 2014 - 8:11
Daech draws its power from the weakness of the Iraqi army and the complicity of the West.
Our article on a foreign expert analysis about the ability of a terrorist group created in Iraq, Daech to "invade" the Maghreb, an Algerian military expert reacted and considers Strategika's article as a propaganda operation "One would think that this site is advertising this terrorist organization, what has been said and written about the creation of this armed group is pure truth and Westerners who are its creators are working to promoting it. " For the expert, the Islamic State (EI) or Daech "does not constitute a threat to Algeria." This terrorist group, says our source, "maybe just a mirage normally within a reach of local belligerents, Iraq, Syria and their allies, if they bother to fight it." "Even the units that make up this terrorist group feature sophisticated materials, their renewals is not easy, especially as the support itself, especially for units supposedly modern and mobile accounts for only 50% of the battle, "said the military expert who was to lead the fight against terrorism in Algeria, adding that" if such units existed, they would be major consumers in equipment, ammunition, fuel, consummable products and especially water, an essential element in desert environments. " Commenting analysis of Strategika 51 who, speaking of the army of Algeria, believing it would not be able to contain the first onslaught, our source says that "these experts are not supposed to ignore that the armed forces in any country in the world, are never used in isolation but in combination, each of the forces acting in favor of the other. " Our source supports its argument by the example of the German army "has overtaken the allied troops by the combination of the binomial char-aircraft during the Second World War." "Of course, experience plays a role," says our source experts to which the site refers to, ensuring that, from this point of view, the Algerian army does not lack at all: "The ANP acquired experience throughout the fight against terrorism and especially over extended on the set of Tindouf stays "well before the emergence of Islamist violence in Algeria:" Strategika 51 should also know that the Algerian army does has nothing to envy the large nuclear western armies, nuclear weapons excluded "and that" it's all about command and control operations. " Our source is adamant: "The Algerian space will by no means a springboard for these hordes," because "the threat that the West wants to burden our country is really just a scarecrow. The only threat is, that these hordes would delegate to their elements that sow chaos in Libya and destabilized the Sahel. " Such a threat has been considered, says this expert and points out that it "will be limited to actions back and forth along our borders east, south and southeast," and that, anyway, will be repelled by the Algerian security forces. As for Morocco, he quoted in analyzing Strategika 51 , "there is nothing to fear on her west flank," said our source, "If there would be a threat, it would at least not Algerian or from Algeria. Rather, it will be one of her own making, "explaining that the gesture that engages Morocco through the overflying of our borders, putting her armed forces on a high state of alert, the deployment of missiles around sensitive points, etc., ostensibly target Algeria. "Morocco should stop , flooding our country with drugs and poisoning our youth rather than inventing external threats," remarked our source, "all these facts, as materialized on the ground, can be cause for a casus belli. "
