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    Russian military intervention and aid to Syria #7

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    Post  ultron Fri Feb 12, 2016 10:17 pm

    If Turks go into Syria then the Mahdi Army from Iraq will rip Turk a new one cheers Never mess with Arabs.
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    Post  PapaDragon Fri Feb 12, 2016 10:32 pm

    par far wrote:
    Kriva wrote:...................................

    Syria has a military agreement with Iran. Would they intervene ?
    (I don't think so)

    Russia is currently helping Syria. Would they intervene
    ?
    (I don't think so)

    What are the possibilities to stop TurkISIStan?


    Arm the PKK and the Kurds to the teeth.

    Russia WANTS turks to go for it.

    When they made noise to the press about turk preparations for invasion they did not do it so turks would back off. They did it so everyone knows who is blame when turkey gets cooked.
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    Post  PapaDragon Fri Feb 12, 2016 10:37 pm


    Checkmate in Syria: How Russia Mastered the Board

    http://www.newsweek.com/russia-syria-intervention-cease-fire-425991

    The balance has shifted in Syria’s civil war—Russian airpower has tipped the scales decisively in favor of the Damascus regime. In the days before a partial cease-fire was brokered in Munich, troops loyal to President Bashar al-Assad backed by Iranian Revolutionary Guards moved to encircle Aleppo, the biggest city still in rebel hands, as Moscow’s warplanes pulverized rebel positions. “The Syrian airplanes are attacking with bullets. The rockets are from Russian airplanes,” Dr. Rami Kalazi, a neurosurgeon still working in an Aleppo hospital, tells Newsweek by telephone. “The past four days were stressful. Two or three massacres every day, at least, 40 or 50 people [being brought to the hospital] a day.”

    The government onslaught on the nearby towns of Nubl and Zahra threatens to cut off Aleppo from the last remaining road link to Turkey—and thousands of residents have chosen to escape before the fighting engulfs Aleppo. According to the United Nations, more than 45,000 refugees reached the Turkish border in the first nine days of February, with tens of thousands more internally displaced in the rebel-held city of Idlib. President Recep Tayyip Erdogan of Turkey said if Syrians “reach our door and have no other choice, if necessary, we have to and will let our brothers in.” But in practice, Turkish authorities have been allowing only a trickle of the most recent wave of Syrians into their country, corralling most of the newcomers in giant camps on the Syrian side of the border. Ankara has also balked at EU plans to have Turkey accept more refugees in exchange for aid.

    “We have taken 3 million Syrians and Iraqis into our home. How many did you take?” a visibly emotional Erdogan said to an audience of Turkish officials, denouncing a recent call by the U.N. for his country to accept more refugees. “Syria has turned into a...genocide. The Assad regime is the reason for this problem. What does the United Nations say? ‘Open your door to those massed at your door.’”

    The assault on Aleppo triggered a renewed flurry of diplomacy led by U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry, who has been trying for months to broker a cease-fire and develop a road map for a transitional government and, ultimately, new elections. In Munich, Kerry managed to reach a “cessation of hostilities” deal on Friday that would allow humanitarian aid into besieged rebel-held towns, but which did not exclude continued Russian bombing and would not go into effect for a week. In theory, Moscow backs the plan. In practice, though, many observers fear that Russia’s true tactic is to play along with talks while doing all it can to help Assad’s forces win on the ground.

    The Munich deal allows the Russians to continue bombing “terrorist” targets—chosen in Moscow.  “They are playing a game of rope-a-dope,” says the University of Oklahoma’s Joshua Landis, author of the influential Syria Comment blog. “Telling their opponents to talk themselves out while they go in for the kill.” Russia’s Defense Ministry said its planes were flying around 510 combat sorties a week from an airbase near Latakia, and the Russian Foreign Ministry’s spokeswoman, Maria Zakharova, insisted that Moscow “has still not received convincing evidence of civilian deaths as a result of Russian airstrikes in Syria.”

    In addition to its decisive air support, Russia has been supplying state-of-the-art T-90 tanks to the Syrian army. “Capitalizing on the superiority offered by T-90 tanks, Syrian government troops and their allies encircled the important towns of Khan Tuman and al-Qarasi near the Aleppo-Damascus road,” Iran’s semiofficial Fars news agency reported. Russia has also been active on the ground, building cooperation between Assad and some of his former enemies. The official Syrian government news agency announced earlier this month that Russian officers met with Kurdish officials in northeast Syria to discuss military cooperation with Assad’s government. According to the report—which the U.K.-based Syrian Observatory for Human Rights confirmed—Russia has deployed 200 troops to the Kurdish-controlled town of Qamishli on the Turkish border to secure a military airport for Russian use. At the same time, the self-proclaimed government of Kurdish-held northern Syria, known as the Rojava Self-Ruled Democratic Administration, opened its first overseas representative office in Moscow.

    Much of northern Syria is controlled by the PYD, or Kurdish Democratic Union Party, and its militia. The PYD has close ties to the Kurdistan Workers’ Party, or PKK, that has been fighting a 30-year-old insurgency against the government of Turkey. The Kurds are officially part of the U.S.-backed Syrian Democratic Forces, a coalition that includes Arab and Assyrian groups. But the U.S. is leery of giving the PYD too much support for fear of antagonizing its NATO ally Turkey—even though the Kurds have shown themselves to be the most effective, as well as the most moderate, rebel fighters on the ground in both Syria and Iraq.

    Syria’s Kurds, says Landis, “are in the business of winning. They are very interested in taking more territory around Afrin and Kobani. They need all the help they can get”—including from the Russians. “America is a fickle ally.”

    Assad may not favor Kurdish independence—his ambassador to the U.N. said in February the Kurds should “put ideas of autonomy out of their minds.” But for Russia, the Kurds are a potentially valuable ally. And Moscow’s airpower could transform the Kurds’ fight against the Islamic State militant group in the same way it has boosted Assad’s war machine, with dramatic results for the PYD’s main battlefront against ISIS and the Nusra Front, Al-Qaeda’s franchise in Syria, in the country’s northeast.

    The Turks, meanwhile, are horrified by what Mustafa Akyol, a columnist for the daily Hurriyet newspaper, called “a perfect disaster for Turkey”—the triple whammy of a massive influx of refugees, a revived Assad regime and an independent Kurdish area on their border. Could Turkey, with the second largest military in NATO, put boots on the ground to contain all three threats? Russia’s Defense Ministry spokesman, Major General Igor Konashenkov, warned in early February that he had “significant evidence to suspect Turkey is in the midst of intense preparations for a military invasion into Syria.” He cited surveillance pictures of military buildup near the Reyhanli checkpoint. Konashenkov also said that “militants [in] Aleppo and Idlib are being supplied with arms and fighters from Turkish territory.”

    A Turkish invasion remains unlikely, though Ankara has considered a limited intervention in Syria before: In 2014, it shut off access to YouTube after leaked audiotapes revealed Turkish ministers allegedly discussing how to stage a provocation that could justify military action in Syria. And in February, President Erdogan praised a 2003 plan that would have established a joint U.S.-Turkish buffer zone in northern Iraq (which was voted down by Ankara’s parliament). “If...Turkey had been present in Iraq, the country would have never have fallen into its current situation,” Erdogan told reporters. Currently, there was “no need for a similar motion for Syria,” he continued, because “such authority has already been given” to the Turkish army, if necessary.

    Ultimately, though, the game-changer in Syria, Russian airpower, may keep Turkey out of the quagmire. “In the past five years, there have been several times people thought that Turkey will be drawn into a military intervention in Syria,” says Akyol, author of Islam Without Extremes: A Muslim Case for Liberty. “Ankara has always opted for caution. Now, with Russia involved, there is even more reason for caution.” Turkey has recently signed military alliance agreements with Saudi Arabia and Qatar “against common enemies,” but it’s unlikely those countries will intervene militarily to help the beleaguered Sunni rebels in Syria without Washington’s say-so. And despite escalating calls in Washington to create a “safe zone” in northern Syria with U.S. and Turkish troops on the ground, the risks of direct conflict with Moscow are too high for that to happen.

    “On September 30, when Russia went into Syria, [President Barack] Obama said, ‘We will not fight a proxy war with Russia over Syria,” says Landis. “This is our policy, and it will remain so.”

    Meanwhile, signs are increasing that Syria’s rebels are crumbling under the onslaught.
    The lifting of sanctions on Iran will likely allow Tehran to boost its support for its proxies in Syria and Iraq, and fuel is in desperately short supply in rebel-held areas of Aleppo, according to local reports.

    When Aleppo fell to rebels in 2012, many predicted the end of the Assad regime. Now, after a war that has claimed more than 250,000 lives, sent more than 4.5 million refugees abroad and displaced another 6.5 million within Syria, the roles are reversed. The latest cease-fire, if it holds up, will likely serve as a prelude for the capitulation of Aleppo to Assad’s forces—and with it the beginning of the end of the Middle East’s bloodiest war in a generation.
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    Post  Morpheus Eberhardt Fri Feb 12, 2016 10:44 pm

    A few Iranian friends translate Iranian media for me.

    About 24-48 hours ago, it was announced in Iran (by Mashregh News) that Russia gave a very stiff ultimatum to Turkey. The ultimatum was very explicit and detailed. Turkey immediately acquiesced and said that it would not be part of any "Saudi" blah blah in Syria.

    Of course, as I have explained on multiple occasions before, all of these tidbits are pretty unimportant minor acts of the current world war; however, I was wondering if any Turkish governmental pawns have gone the way of Ozal as a result of this ultimatum. Has anybody heard of any?


    Edit: Let me clarify something. All of these kind of announcement won't change the fact that everybody will eventually get involved in the current world war; it's just a matter of timing. Even the Saudis, of all drones, have been ordered to become cannon fodders, I am sure to their utmost surprise.


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    Post  Erk Fri Feb 12, 2016 10:56 pm

    PapaDragon wrote:


    Russia WANTS turks to go for it.

    When they made noise to the press about turk preparations for invasion they did not do it so turks would back off. They did it so everyone knows who is blame when turkey gets cooked.

    Wishful thinking I would say, the Turks deserve to be rolled, but in reality I think Erdogan is a fraud, not a great leader.
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    Post  Isos Fri Feb 12, 2016 11:19 pm

    When a RAF Tornado meet a Su in Syria lol! lol! lol! lol! lol! lol!



    Wiki wrote:Genuflection (or genuflexion), bending at least one knee to the ground, was from early times a gesture of deep respect for a superior.


    PS: Nothing to do with the topic but funny.
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    Post  PapaDragon Fri Feb 12, 2016 11:41 pm


    ^^^ Landed on the nose, rolled on and stayed in one piece. Back in the Cold War things were built to last. thumbsup



    Also:

    I have been reading articles on Syria in Guardian, Financial Times and couple of other outlets and I noticed that comment sections are 90% very critical (to put it politely) of the article's content.

    Could be that public opinion in UK (and maybe USA) do not buy into "democratic jihad" anymore. I wonder what the situation is in German, French and other media?
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    Post  Isos Fri Feb 12, 2016 11:56 pm

    PapaDragon wrote:
    ^^^ Landed on the nose, rolled on and stayed in one piece. Back in the Cold War things were built to last. thumbsup



    Also:

    I have been reading articles on Syria in Guardian, Financial Times and couple of other outlets and I noticed that comment sections are 90% very critical (to put it politely) of the article's content.

    Could be that public opinion in UK (and maybe USA) do not buy into "democratic jihad" anymore. I wonder what the situation is in German, French and other media?

    In France it is. French like to vote for a president and then put all the bad things that happen on him. They like to critc evrything, they like anti-system speaches and political parties ... But when it's time to vote, they vote for the system. At they end of Sarkozy, they hated him but still vote for Holland which is praticly the same idiot as Sarkozy even if during the élections many of them said they wanted something new like a comunist.
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    Post  Vann7 Sat Feb 13, 2016 12:15 am

    quote " ISIS used chemical weapons, may have more - CIA chief "

    https://www.rt.com/usa/332300-brennan-isis-chemical-weapons/

    Basically US Government is blackmailing Russia that are ready to take the fight to the use of lethal weapons  against them in Syria using Weapon of Mass destruction/advanced Chemical weapons if Russia continues supporting Assad or Liberating more terrorist cities.  The believe that Jihadist who "protest for freedom" with ak-47 ,now can produce in their garage in Syria chemical weapons ,in the middle of a warzone is laughable. US is threatening Russia with a chemical war as simple as that ,and later will blame it is "rebels " unsuspected "new abilities" to create them.

    What all this means ladies and gentleman is that US will not backdown in Syria and only increase
    the hostilities against Syrian Government and Russia. Russia will face a chemical warfare in Syria if they don't negotiate to partition it ,and force Assad out, this is what US is telling them. Through
    its CIA director. So we are heading to high level proxy war in Syria of US against Russia. That instead of Stinger missiles ,they now will rely in chemical warfare.. something that will make it very expensive for them to counter it and with a potential Turkey invasion too. So be ready for a False flag like event.. of what happened in Damascus ,but this time will not be blamed in Assad
    but in "ISIS". And Turkey can use as "Excuse" the chemical attack of them ,to invade syria.


    So things are heating up ,and Russia will have to either negotiate for the split of Syria in parts
    or continue with the game of pretending US and TUrkey are not fighting them though ISIS,or world war 3. Or maybe Russia have another option that will allow them to earn time and outmaneuver them. Whatever it is.. i don't think Russia is well prepared to fight a chemical war
    in Syria , their troops could have chemical gear ,but not the Syrian army or Syrian population.

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    Post  Isos Sat Feb 13, 2016 12:35 am

    Vann7 wrote:quote " ISIS used chemical weapons, may have more - CIA chief "

    https://www.rt.com/usa/332300-brennan-isis-chemical-weapons/

    Basically US Government is blackmailing Russia that are ready to take the fight to the use of lethal weapons  against them in Syria using Weapon of Mass destruction/advanced Chemical weapons if Russia continues supporting Assad or Liberating more terrorist cities.  The believe that Jihadist who "protest for freedom" with ak-47 ,now can produce in their garage in Syria chemical weapons ,in the middle of a warzone is laughable. US is threatening Russia with a chemical war as simple as that ,and later will blame it is "rebels " unsuspected "new abilities" to create them.

    What all this means ladies and gentleman is that US will not backdown in Syria and only increase
    the hostilities against Syrian Government and Russia. Russia will face a chemical warfare in Syria if they don't negotiate to partition it ,and force Assad out, this is what US is telling them. Through
    its CIA director. So we are heading to high level proxy war in Syria of US against Russia. That instead of Stinger missiles ,they now will rely in chemical warfare.. something that will make it very expensive for them to counter it and with a potential Turkey invasion too. So be ready for a False flag like event.. of what happened in Damascus ,but this time will not be blamed in Assad
    but in "ISIS". And Turkey can use as "Excuse" the chemical attack of them ,to invade syria.


    So things are heating up ,and Russia will have to either negotiate for the split of Syria in parts
    or continue with the game of pretending US and TUrkey are not fighting them though ISIS,or world war 3.  Or maybe Russia have another option that will allow them to earn time and outmaneuver them. Whatever it is.. i don't think Russia is well prepared to fight a chemical war
    in Syria , their troops could have chemical gear ,but not the Syrian army or Syrian population.


    If they do so Russia can transform this false attack into a real one easily with FSB/SVR/GRU clandestine operation and Turkey may lose a lot and they will have to blame ISIS beacause if they say that was a false attack they will loose credibility.
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    Post  franco Sat Feb 13, 2016 12:40 am

    A look at potential Turkish invasion of Syria with most likely units with equipment and disposition;
    http://southfront.org/military-analysis-the-turkish-2nd-army-invasion-force-for-syria/#st_refDomain=t.co&st_refQuery=/cqaPLwehkb
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    Post  franco Sat Feb 13, 2016 12:45 am

    Vann7 wrote:quote " ISIS used chemical weapons, may have more - CIA chief "

    https://www.rt.com/usa/332300-brennan-isis-chemical-weapons/

    Basically US Government is blackmailing Russia that are ready to take the fight to the use of lethal weapons  against them in Syria using Weapon of Mass destruction/advanced Chemical weapons if Russia continues supporting Assad or Liberating more terrorist cities.  The believe that Jihadist who "protest for freedom" with ak-47 ,now can produce in their garage in Syria chemical weapons ,in the middle of a warzone is laughable. US is threatening Russia with a chemical war as simple as that ,and later will blame it is "rebels " unsuspected "new abilities" to create them.

    What all this means ladies and gentleman is that US will not backdown in Syria and only increase
    the hostilities against Syrian Government and Russia. Russia will face a chemical warfare in Syria if they don't negotiate to partition it ,and force Assad out, this is what US is telling them. Through
    its CIA director. So we are heading to high level proxy war in Syria of US against Russia. That instead of Stinger missiles ,they now will rely in chemical warfare.. something that will make it very expensive for them to counter it and with a potential Turkey invasion too. So be ready for a False flag like event.. of what happened in Damascus ,but this time will not be blamed in Assad
    but in "ISIS". And Turkey can use as "Excuse" the chemical attack of them ,to invade syria.


    So things are heating up ,and Russia will have to either negotiate for the split of Syria in parts
    or continue with the game of pretending US and TUrkey are not fighting them though ISIS,or world war 3.  Or maybe Russia have another option that will allow them to earn time and outmaneuver them. Whatever it is.. i don't think Russia is well prepared to fight a chemical war
    in Syria , their troops could have chemical gear ,but not the Syrian army or Syrian population.


    The International investigation of the Chemical weapons used during the Syrian Civil War revealed that they mostly came from Libyan stock not Syrian sources. CIA is just covering their asses as it sure as hell didn't make it's way from Libya thru Turkey to Syria without their knowledge and most likely participation.
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    Post  Vann7 Sat Feb 13, 2016 12:51 am

    zg18 wrote:New A-G missile spotted on Su-34



    Kh-38? Anyone?

    Thats a relative new missile in Russia inventory ,with Lazer targeting /Infra Red/ Active Sonar.
    It can't be better than that. It could target a tank formation in motion 40km away with direct precision ,if the missile is guide by lazer. Means that Russian airforce can target any part of
    Turkey border where Turkey could invade ,with their airforce without the planes having to have visual target of the enemy.
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    Post  KiloGolf Sat Feb 13, 2016 1:01 am

    franco wrote:A look at potential Turkish invasion of Syria with most likely units with equipment and disposition;
    http://southfront.org/military-analysis-the-turkish-2nd-army-invasion-force-for-syria/#st_refDomain=t.co&st_refQuery=/cqaPLwehkb

    Ok but some points on this:

    It is most likely that these more capable MBTs are with units tasked with guarding Turkey’s border with Russia and the Caucasus, where they would have to fight against a much more capable adversary, utilizing more modern and capable MBTS and Anti-Tank (AT) weapons.

    False,most of their L44 barrels and Leo1s (if not all) are under their 1st Army command E. Thrace/Western Turkey (under CFE limit too) in posture against our Army. I don't think their 3rd Army has many if any of those MBTs active. Moreover since all turkish Leopards are ex-German stock, the give-away agreement with Germany prevents them from deploying them to warzones or hotspots (namely Kurdistan, Iraq or Cyprus).
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    Post  Rodinazombie Sat Feb 13, 2016 2:43 am

    PapaDragon wrote:
    ^^^ Landed on the nose, rolled on and stayed in one piece. Back in the Cold War things were built to last. thumbsup



    Also:

    I have been reading articles on Syria in Guardian, Financial Times and couple of other outlets and I noticed that comment sections are 90% very critical (to put it politely) of the article's content.

    Could be that public opinion in UK (and maybe USA) do not buy into "democratic jihad" anymore. I wonder what the situation is in German, French and other media?

    You just have to read the comments online everywhere, people are waking up here in the UK. Everywhere i look the vast majority of comments are critical of the official narrative and many supporting putin. Its so big now that even the 'putins troll army' line doesnt work anymore.




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    Post  magnumcromagnon Sat Feb 13, 2016 5:36 am

    Turdogan truly f*cked up:

    Antagonizing Russia and coddling ISIS come back to hit tourism which amounts to 11% of Turkish GDP but is now in dire straits

    "Some 1,300 hotels, left on the brink of bankruptcy, are up for sale on the Aegean and Mediterranean coasts. In Antalya alone, the tourist capital of the Mediterranean coast, 410 hotels, 120 of them five-star resorts, have been put up for sale."

    "Even more worrying, the number of European tourists to Turkey also fell in 2015, with visitors from Italy, France and Japan declining by 27%, 18% and 40% respectively."

    How Turkey's Tourism Industry Was Sacrificed to Erdogan's Ambition
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    Post  GunshipDemocracy Sat Feb 13, 2016 1:23 pm

    Three-tier protection: how does the anti-aircraft missile defense at air force Hamim work?


    http://tass.ru/armiya-i-opk/2650477

    ebruary 12. /TASS-DEFENCE/. When performing a combat mission on 24 November 2015 over the territory of Syria near the border with Turkey by a missile "air - air" with the F-16 aircraft of the Turkish air force was shot down by a Russian aircraft su-24M. In response, the Russian command decided to increase the safety of pilots of airgroup Air and space forces (VKS) of the armed forces when performing combat missions in Syrian airspace and significantly enhance air defense airbase Hamim.
    Cover the base
    According to the theory of building anti-aircraft missile defense (ZRO), in military conflicts of low intensity, it helps to create zonal (Rubizhne) anti-aircraft missile protection of the most important objects of the military economic potential and armed forces at the most probable directions of enemy air action, and military conflict of high intensity, you need to create zonal-object (Rubino-site) backup.
    The equal treatment act the base Hamim is purely objective in nature (under the protection includes all infrastructure located on the base - Approx. of the author). In addition, during the construction of the equal treatment act has been combining efforts with the forces of the air defense of other forces, particularly the Navy, as well as by forces and means of antiaircraft defense of the Syrian Arab Republic. We can say that to a certain extent at the airbase Hamim observed the implementation of the territorial principle of building a missile defense.

    The inclusion in the grouping of antiaircraft missile troops in Syria promising long-range air defense missile system s-400 "Triumph" has significantly improved the level close protection of the main object – airbase Hamim, to extend the range of altitudes and speeds, destroying objectives. In addition, dramatically increased the survivability and sustainability of the group in case of intensive fire and electronic countermeasures from the hypothetical enemy.
    Anti-aircraft missile system s-400. Dossier
    The joint air defense
    According to data from open sources in November 2015 in the area of combat actions of the Russian air group in conjunction with the armed forces of Syria was deployed to joint air defence system composed of:

    The Pantsir short-range "Shell-C1";

    Short-range SAM system "OSA-AKM";

    S-125 "Pechora-2M";

    AAMS medium-range Buk-M2E;

    Missile system WITH long-range s-200ve "VEGA";

    S-400 "Triumph".

    Moreover, to strengthen air defense system after the incident with the loss of su-24 in November 2015 it was decided to include in the joint air defense system of antiaircraft rocket complexes WITH-300ФМ "Fort-M" (missile cruiser "Moskva" and "Varyag" the areas of combat service in the coastal waters of the Eastern coast of the Mediterranean sea). Among other things, to protect the air base from aerial and space exploration in its territory deployed complexes EW "Krasuha-4".
    Thus, in the short term was created grouping of forces and means, capable in case of need ensure the destruction of aircraft, helicopters, cruise missiles and other flying machines of the probable air opponent, as well as conducting combat aerial reconnaissance and electronic warfare.


    Three-tier defense
    Moreover, it is possible to speak about a layered missile defense on the basis of groups of mixed composition SMP, army air defence, air defense forces and Navy to give her problem-solving abilities of non-strategic missile defense. The latter quality provides anti-aircraft missile system s-400 "Triumph".
    In missile defence airbase Hamim can distinguish three echelons:


    #Distant approaches to the defended object to provide a system of long-range – missile system s-400 "Triumph" and s s-200ve "VEGA".

    #At mid-range combat with the air enemy are middle-range admc -300ФМ "Fort" and Buk-M2E.

    # Short-range SAM system "OSA-AKM" and s-125 "Pechora-2M".

    # And, finally, as a means of direct cover of the main object and s-400 "Triumph" should be considered short-range missile and gun ad "Pantsir-S1"


    Well does not Pantsir have longer range then OSA? Or I am wrong?


    BTW a welcome package for Saudis/Turks?
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    Post  JohninMK Sat Feb 13, 2016 1:33 pm

    GunshipDemocracy wrote:Three-tier protection: how does the anti-aircraft missile defense at air force Hamim work?


    Three-tier defense
    Moreover, it is possible to speak about a layered missile defense on the basis of groups of mixed composition SMP, army air defence, air defense forces and Navy to give her problem-solving abilities of non-strategic missile defense. The latter quality provides anti-aircraft missile system s-400 "Triumph".
    In missile defence airbase Hamim can distinguish three echelons:


    #Distant approaches to the defended object to provide a system of long-range – missile system s-400 "Triumph" and s s-200ve "VEGA".

    #At mid-range combat with the air enemy are middle-range admc -300ФМ "Fort" and Buk-M2E.

    # Short-range SAM system "OSA-AKM" and s-125 "Pechora-2M".

    # And, finally, as a means of direct cover of the main object and s-400 "Triumph" should be considered short-range missile and gun ad "Pantsir-S1"

    Well does not Pantsir have longer range then OSA? Or I am wrong?


    BTW a welcome package for Saudis/Turks?

    All we have seen so far is the S-400 installation and two Pantsir systems.

    No sign of any of the other systems mentioned, apart from the shipborne Fort, so assume they are SAA assets if they are in area.
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    Post  franco Sat Feb 13, 2016 1:42 pm

    JohninMK wrote:
    GunshipDemocracy wrote:Three-tier protection: how does the anti-aircraft missile defense at air force Hamim work?


    Three-tier defense
    Moreover, it is possible to speak about a layered missile defense on the basis of groups of mixed composition SMP, army air defence, air defense forces and Navy to give her problem-solving abilities of non-strategic missile defense. The latter quality provides anti-aircraft missile system s-400 "Triumph".
    In missile defence airbase Hamim can distinguish three echelons:


    #Distant approaches to the defended object to provide a system of long-range – missile system s-400 "Triumph" and s s-200ve "VEGA".

    #At mid-range combat with the air enemy are middle-range admc -300ФМ "Fort" and Buk-M2E.

    # Short-range SAM system "OSA-AKM" and s-125 "Pechora-2M".

    # And, finally, as a means of direct cover of the main object and s-400 "Triumph" should be considered short-range missile and gun ad "Pantsir-S1"

    Well does not Pantsir have longer range then OSA? Or I am wrong?


    BTW a welcome package for Saudis/Turks?

    All we have seen so far is the S-400 installation and two Pantsir systems.

    No sign of any of the other systems mentioned, apart from the shipborne Fort, so assume they are SAA assets if they are in area.

    Correct, they are talking about Syrian assets.
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    Post  short_fuze Sat Feb 13, 2016 1:49 pm

    franco wrote:
    JohninMK wrote:
    GunshipDemocracy wrote:Three-tier protection: how does the anti-aircraft missile defense at air force Hamim work?


    Three-tier defense
    Moreover, it is possible to speak about a layered missile defense on the basis of groups of mixed composition SMP, army air defence, air defense forces and Navy to give her problem-solving abilities of non-strategic missile defense. The latter quality provides anti-aircraft missile system s-400 "Triumph".
    In missile defence airbase Hamim can distinguish three echelons:


    #Distant approaches to the defended object to provide a system of long-range – missile system s-400 "Triumph" and s s-200ve "VEGA".

    #At mid-range combat with the air enemy are middle-range admc -300ФМ "Fort" and Buk-M2E.

    # Short-range SAM system "OSA-AKM" and s-125 "Pechora-2M".

    # And, finally, as a means of direct cover of the main object and s-400 "Triumph" should be considered short-range missile and gun ad "Pantsir-S1"

    Well does not Pantsir have longer range then OSA? Or I am wrong?


    BTW a welcome package for Saudis/Turks?

    All we have seen so far is the S-400 installation and two Pantsir systems.

    No sign of any of the other systems mentioned, apart from the shipborne Fort, so assume they are SAA assets if they are in area.

    Correct, they are talking about Syrian assets.

    Probably with associated Russian 'advisors'?
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    Post  JohninMK Sat Feb 13, 2016 1:53 pm

    short_fuze wrote:
    franco wrote:
    JohninMK wrote:
    GunshipDemocracy wrote:Three-tier protection: how does the anti-aircraft missile defense at air force Hamim work?


    Three-tier defense
    Moreover, it is possible to speak about a layered missile defense on the basis of groups of mixed composition SMP, army air defence, air defense forces and Navy to give her problem-solving abilities of non-strategic missile defense. The latter quality provides anti-aircraft missile system s-400 "Triumph".
    In missile defence airbase Hamim can distinguish three echelons:


    #Distant approaches to the defended object to provide a system of long-range – missile system s-400 "Triumph" and s s-200ve "VEGA".

    #At mid-range combat with the air enemy are middle-range admc -300ФМ "Fort" and Buk-M2E.

    # Short-range SAM system "OSA-AKM" and s-125 "Pechora-2M".

    # And, finally, as a means of direct cover of the main object and s-400 "Triumph" should be considered short-range missile and gun ad "Pantsir-S1"

    Well does not Pantsir have longer range then OSA? Or I am wrong?


    BTW a welcome package for Saudis/Turks?

    All we have seen so far is the S-400 installation and two Pantsir systems.

    No sign of any of the other systems mentioned, apart from the shipborne Fort, so assume they are SAA assets if they are in area.

    Correct, they are talking about Syrian assets.

    Probably with associated Russian 'advisors'?
    With everything feeding a common C&C centre?
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    Post  PapaDragon Sat Feb 13, 2016 2:38 pm


    Everyone keeps forgetting that S-300 systems that were parked there originally were not removed. They are still active and working in conjunction with S-400, Pantsirs and Fort on Varyag.
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    Post  KiloGolf Sat Feb 13, 2016 3:02 pm

    PapaDragon wrote:
    Everyone keeps forgetting that  S-300 systems that were parked there originally were not removed. They are still active and working in conjunction with S-400, Pantsirs and Fort on Varyag.

    These are in Sanobar?
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    Post  Dima Sat Feb 13, 2016 5:43 pm

    Feb 13, 2016
    One of the latest additions to Russia's Black Sea fleet, the Zeleny Dol cruise missile ship, set off for Syria's shores from the Crimean port of Sevastopol, Saturday morning.


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