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par far wrote:This is a few weeks old but according to this Russia is ready to sent ground troops to Syria, if the Syrian government requests, what are they waiting for?
http://www.presstv.ir/Detail/2017/04/24/519286/Russia-ground-forces-Syria-Hama-Takfiri-militants
par far wrote:This is a few weeks old but according to this Russia is ready to sent ground troops to Syria, if the Syrian government requests, what are they waiting for?
http://www.presstv.ir/Detail/2017/04/24/519286/Russia-ground-forces-Syria-Hama-Takfiri-militants
calm wrote:
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Guardian APC supplied to #UnitedStated backed #FSA in #Syria
par far wrote:This is a few weeks old but according to this Russia is ready to sent ground troops to Syria, if the Syrian government requests, what are they waiting for?
http://www.presstv.ir/Detail/2017/04/24/519286/Russia-ground-forces-Syria-Hama-Takfiri-militants
calm wrote:FSA begins operation to capture Al-Bukamal from IS.
150 fighters backed by SOF.
I've maintained from the start that the SOF levels in the SDF, YPG (when it suits) and the blink-and-you'll-miss-it FSA (when it suits) is really quite high. We've also seen how easy it is to meatgrind the beardies when they're backed up by men who actually know how to fight.PapaDragon wrote:calm wrote:FSA begins operation to capture Al-Bukamal from IS.
150 fighters backed by SOF.
150 and are getting better results than 100000 SAA that Assad promised he had
What courage, what skill!!!
If only Iranians had 1% of valor these men had...who knows they might have gone down in history as being useful
eehnie wrote:par far wrote:This is a few weeks old but according to this Russia is ready to sent ground troops to Syria, if the Syrian government requests, what are they waiting for?
http://www.presstv.ir/Detail/2017/04/24/519286/Russia-ground-forces-Syria-Hama-Takfiri-militants
I think Russia will not increase its presence except as a reaction. If the opposition receives higher help, the gouvernment of Syria will receive higher help. This would be escalation mode. Russia is promoting instead de-escalation mode.
All the Russian allies in the area are advancing, and all the Russian adversaries are losing. Russia can keep this model of fighting, and likely will do it, while there are not big changes.
PapaDragon wrote:calm wrote:FSA begins operation to capture Al-Bukamal from IS.
150 fighters backed by SOF.
150 and are getting better results than 100000 SAA that Assad promised he had
What courage, what skill!!!
If only Iranians had 1% of valor these men had...who knows they might have gone down in history as being useful
d_taddei2 wrote:https://sputniknews.com/politics/201705151053616426-kurds-expansion-undermining-safe-zones/
If these intentions are true then the SAA will have a fight on their hands. It's clear Usa want to strip a large chunk of Syria away from government hands. Which is going to not just upset syrian government but turkey Iran and Iraq. Iraq didn't turn out to be Usa loyal as the USA wanted but the kurds will be exactly the kind of loyalty they are looking for in the region as well as opening up a front on Iran. Once Iran takes action on militant kurds this will be the excuse the USA has been craving for to attack and invade Iran with the Saudi and Israeli help
calm wrote:Now the question is will the SAA manage to capture border with Iraq?
US forces are in desert far behind the road that SAA is trying to capture all the way to Iraq border. And that will cut off Americans in Syrian desert, surrounded with IS and no way out.
I don't think that SAA will risk open confrontation.
But it's also strange to think that Americans would not retreat back to Jordan, as SAA advance to cut the supply line for them and to stop rebels advance toward Euphrates.
Nevertheless, interesting days ahead.
JohninMK wrote:Well equipped member of Tiger Force, "during night battle against IS attack on Salamiyah-Ithriyah corridor."
ultimatewarrior wrote:Why don't Russia supply 100 T-72B tanks to SAA for the Jobar battle. Russia has done very little in the war for their proxy compared to what the US has done.
calm wrote:Brave reporters from Idbilstan.
https://twitter.com/jenanmoussa/status/864184365106024448
I sent 3sources UNDERCOVER to Idlib, Syria. ALQAEDA FULLY IN CONTROL. Watch my EXCLUSIVE story (ENG subs)
Benya wrote:ultimatewarrior wrote:Why don't Russia supply 100 T-72B tanks to SAA for the Jobar battle. Russia has done very little in the war for their proxy compared to what the US has done.
It is not that easy at all, my friend.
First, Russia would have to check whether they would have enough surplus tanks to send them in.
Second, it is a comprehensive logistical task to actually transport the tanks there via ships.
Third, tanks in themselves are nothing, they need mechanized infantry to operate with to be effective.
Fourth and most important, this is only a matter of political will, and it is all up to Russia to decide.
He's more sane than you at least because he's not advocating for a Wahhabi and Zionist driven partition of syria and cheering for an illegal invasion of Iran. Alarmists are annoying, but they deserve a ban less than someone cheering for Wahhabis and Bibi.PapaDragon wrote:
^^^ As much as I disagree with rmf, I still can't believe he got banned while this moron here is still posting, WTF?
You're bitching about complacency of Iran. He frustrated (legitimately) that Russia hasn't destroyed the goatfuckers in a few strokes, potentially saving tens of thousands of lives at the expense of hurt Jew and Sunni feelings.PapaDragon wrote:
^^^ As much as I disagree with rmf, I still can't believe he got banned while this moron here is still posting, WTF?
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