Turkish jet strikes PYD in Syria, ‘up to 200 killed’

[Sine Nomine]

No, but here's the thing: There hasn't been one single successful set of airstrike against a guerrilla group dispersed in a large area that has killed nearly 200 of them. Even US has not achieved this in this century. Don't get me wrong, I wouldn't believe this even if this was claimed by Iran, or any other country on planet earth. If it was a huge military convoy, yes it'd be possible.

There is another possibility, 200 people have actually been killed and many of them are civilians too, yes that's possible to achieve with airstrikes. But all those 200 killed are militants? Sorry but that's not believable.

Possible of they were not expecting such strike
by anyone.

 

[ptldM3]

Serpi you need to re-read the article...you are claiming things nothing to do with the reality.




Don't have balls to directly answer me, troll ?


Serpi, really bro...i can thwart all of your accusations..with videos, etc.... But no need...because i know that, you guys are gonna start throwing a different kind of mud, this time.



And we burned Moscow down, twice..and sold your women in bazaar....Did Russians ever reached Istanbul.....or even Ankara in their history ?

Your're bragging about setting fire on a city full of civilians, might as well Bragg about the Armenian Genocide. The Ottomans could only slaughter civilians, they were never very good at facing the Russian army and that is why the Ottomans were defeated so many times.

 

[-SINAN-]

No,not really.Go to other military forums,I believe I gave you an adress before.Yes,in the end,I'm free to believe what I want.

Look, i don't care what you believe. If you believe only 10 people on 26 different strikes, with massive JDAMs....you believe.

Tell you what this only 10 people died...comes from a twitter account.

Terrorists official declaration was... "no fighters died just some lightly wounded." Maybe you should believe that.

 

[flamer84]

Look, i don't care what you believe. If you believe only 10 people on 26 different strikes, with massive JDAMs....you believe.

Tell you what this only 10 people died...comes from a twitter account.

Terrorists official declaration was... "no fighters died just some lightly wounded." Maybe you should believe that.

True,Kurdish sources are not to be trusted either,they probably give to few numbers for propaganda purposes.

 

[maximuswarrior]

The answer: big fat ZERO.

Any movement that sells out it's cause to the globalist agenda is no longer a nationalist movement.

Fully agree on this point. The West loves such nationalistic groups which are easier to persuade and sell out.

 

[Hindustani78]

Kurds have to learn how to follow.
Currently USA has two military bases in Kurdish controlled zone. Israel also alongside the USA has an eye on Kurds. They deserve it.

Israel is not being trusted by United States.

Israel have supplied drones to Russian Federation which were used against Ukraine.

09/08/2015
http://www.jpost.com/Israel-News/Po...rt-Russia-purchased-ten-Israeli-drones-415575
According to a report published in Vedomosti on September 4, which was made available to The Jerusalem Post by Israeli journalist Shimon Briman, the Russian Defense Ministry purchased Israel Aerospace Industries-made Searcher-type drones, which are known as Forpost (Outpost) in Russia.

In May, Ukrainian forces shot down two Russian drones over a conflict zone in the east of the country and retrieved the wreckage, publishing photographs showing the words “IAI” and “MALAT [UAV] Military Aircraft Group.”

One of the drones was struck by a special Ukrainian reconnaissance unit near the Luhansk region of eastern Ukraine, according to a Guardian report from the time.

In January 2011, IAI delivered 12 drones to Russia for an estimated $400 million, in a contract designed to allow Russia to manufacture its own advanced drones, UPI reported at the time of the delivery.

Not completely. The ideology behind ISIS never came from the nationalist Syrian Rebels nor the Kurds which the US supports.

ISIS are nothing but baathist soldiers who were caryying attacks against Iraqi central government in Baghdad.

http://www.aljazeera.com/news/middleeast/2009/12/20091210067511591.html
10 Dec 2009 06:51 GMT

Suicide bombings at government buildings in August and October left more than 250 people dead.

The group that the government has accused of masterminding Tuesday's bombings, along with the two previous attacks, has also called on security officials to step down.

In his address, al-Maliki blamed Tuesday's co-ordinated attacks on "foreign elements" that backed al-Qaeda and called on Iraq's neighbours - an apparent reference to Syria - to do more to prevent attacks in Iraq.

Baghdad has previously accused Syria of harbouring senior Baath party loyalists who it says masterminded the attacks in August and October, a claim Syria denies.