Russian military intervention and aid to Syria #11

Militarov wrote:

eehnie wrote:The team of reality deniers now shut-up. They tried to deny the reality, in line with the arguments of Israel, but failed.

https://www.rt.com/news/381351-russia-israeli-ambassador-strikes-palmyra/

Russia summoned Israeli ambassador over airstrikes near Palmyra

Published time: 20 Mar, 2017 07:06
Edited time: 20 Mar, 2017 07:27
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The Russian Foreign Ministry summoned the Israeli ambassador in Moscow to demand explanations for the airstrikes Israel conducted near the Syrian city of Palmyra last week, the ministry confirmed.

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FILE PHOTO: An Israeli Air Force F-15 fighter jet © Amir CohenSyria claims Israeli jet shot down after strike near Palmyra, IDF says all aircraft undamaged

Ambassador Gary Koren was called in by Russia’s Foreign Ministry on Friday after news about the strike emerged, Russian Deputy Foreign Minister Mikhail Bogdanov told the media on Monday, confirming earlier media reports.

The embassy refrained from commenting on Koren’s visit over the weekend, but the Russian Foreign Ministry did say that the ambassador’s visit “was mostly to discuss the latest events in Syria and around it.”

On Friday morning, Israeli planes attacked several targets in Syria, reportedly destroying advanced arms provided to the Lebanese militant movement Hezbollah. Syria’s air defense force fired anti-aircraft missiles at the planes as they were returning from the mission. Israel said it shot down one of the interceptors with its Arrow long-range SAMs.

On Sunday, Israeli Defense Minister Avigdor Lieberman threatened to destroy Syria’s air defenses if the country attacked Israeli warplanes again.

READ MORE: Israeli minister threatens to destroy Syrian air defenses

“Next time, if the Syrian aerial defense apparatus acts against our planes, we will destroy it,” Avigdor Lieberman told Israeli Public Radio on Sunday. “We won't hesitate. Israel's security is above everything else; there will be no compromise.”

Israel has a long record of violating Syrian airspace with impunity that stretches back to before 2011, when the country’s current armed conflict began. Arguably the most famous incident occurred in 2007, when an alleged Israeli raid destroyed a suspected nuclear reactor in Syria’s Deir ez-Zor governorate.

Sometimes i wonder if you are really this retarded or just being like 13, i dont have third explanation.

The team of reality deniers now shut-up. They tried to deny the reality, in line with the arguments of Israel, but failed.

GarryB wrote:

The team of reality deniers now shut-up. They tried to deny the reality, in line with the arguments of Israel, but failed.

Did you read the article?

The Syrians engaged the Israeli aircraft... presumably with the SAMs they operate... S-200s.

The last time you stated that an Israeli strike on targets in Syria proved the Israelis can defeat the S-300 and S-400 air defence systems.

Last time the Russian ambassador did not call the Israelis and discuss with them what had happened... suggesting nothing actually happened.

This time the Syrians clearly came very close to bringing down an Israeli aircraft otherwise they would not have said anything.

I rather suspect the meeting with the Israelis consisted of... keep on bombing in Syria and it wont be just Syrian S-200s you have to deal with... hint hint hint.

GarryB wrote:

The team of reality deniers now shut-up. They tried to deny the reality, in line with the arguments of Israel, but failed.

Did you read the article?

The Syrians engaged the Israeli aircraft... presumably with the SAMs they operate... S-200s.

The last time you stated that an Israeli strike on targets in Syria proved the Israelis can defeat the S-300 and S-400 air defence systems.

Last time the Russian ambassador did not call the Israelis and discuss with them what had happened... suggesting nothing actually happened.

This time the Syrians clearly came very close to bringing down an Israeli aircraft otherwise they would not have said anything.

I rather suspect the meeting with the Israelis consisted of... keep on bombing in Syria and it wont be just Syrian S-200s you have to deal with... hint hint hint.

eehnie wrote:

Militarov wrote:

eehnie wrote:The team of reality deniers now shut-up. They tried to deny the reality, in line with the arguments of Israel, but failed.

https://www.rt.com/news/381351-russia-israeli-ambassador-strikes-palmyra/

Russia summoned Israeli ambassador over airstrikes near Palmyra

Published time: 20 Mar, 2017 07:06
Edited time: 20 Mar, 2017 07:27
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Russia summoned Israeli ambassador over airstrikes near Palmyra
An Israeli F-16 fighter jet © Amir Cohen / Reuters
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The Russian Foreign Ministry summoned the Israeli ambassador in Moscow to demand explanations for the airstrikes Israel conducted near the Syrian city of Palmyra last week, the ministry confirmed.

Read more

FILE PHOTO: An Israeli Air Force F-15 fighter jet © Amir CohenSyria claims Israeli jet shot down after strike near Palmyra, IDF says all aircraft undamaged

Ambassador Gary Koren was called in by Russia’s Foreign Ministry on Friday after news about the strike emerged, Russian Deputy Foreign Minister Mikhail Bogdanov told the media on Monday, confirming earlier media reports.

The embassy refrained from commenting on Koren’s visit over the weekend, but the Russian Foreign Ministry did say that the ambassador’s visit “was mostly to discuss the latest events in Syria and around it.”

On Friday morning, Israeli planes attacked several targets in Syria, reportedly destroying advanced arms provided to the Lebanese militant movement Hezbollah. Syria’s air defense force fired anti-aircraft missiles at the planes as they were returning from the mission. Israel said it shot down one of the interceptors with its Arrow long-range SAMs.

On Sunday, Israeli Defense Minister Avigdor Lieberman threatened to destroy Syria’s air defenses if the country attacked Israeli warplanes again.

READ MORE: Israeli minister threatens to destroy Syrian air defenses

“Next time, if the Syrian aerial defense apparatus acts against our planes, we will destroy it,” Avigdor Lieberman told Israeli Public Radio on Sunday. “We won't hesitate. Israel's security is above everything else; there will be no compromise.”

Israel has a long record of violating Syrian airspace with impunity that stretches back to before 2011, when the country’s current armed conflict began. Arguably the most famous incident occurred in 2007, when an alleged Israeli raid destroyed a suspected nuclear reactor in Syria’s Deir ez-Zor governorate.

Sometimes i wonder if you are really this retarded or just being like 13, i dont have third explanation.

Said by someone with your signature.

Regular wrote:I think it was shown on official expo page too if I am not mistaken.

Militarov wrote:

Regular wrote:I think it was shown on official expo page too if I am not mistaken.

I think it wasnt i borrowed it from his profile on Deviant but if it was its great , he is freelancer that does this kind of art for living, and he is very good at it

Regular wrote:

Militarov wrote:

Regular wrote:I think it was shown on official expo page too if I am not mistaken.

I think it wasnt i borrowed it from his profile on Deviant but if it was its great , he is freelancer that does this kind of art for living, and he is very good at it

So I was wrong, it was used by UVZ
http://defence-blog.com/army/preparation-for-the-russia-arms-expo-2015-is-in-full-swing.html

Militarov wrote:

eehnie wrote:

Militarov wrote:

eehnie wrote:The team of reality deniers now shut-up. They tried to deny the reality, in line with the arguments of Israel, but failed.

https://www.rt.com/news/381351-russia-israeli-ambassador-strikes-palmyra/

Russia summoned Israeli ambassador over airstrikes near Palmyra

Published time: 20 Mar, 2017 07:06
Edited time: 20 Mar, 2017 07:27
Get short URL

Russia summoned Israeli ambassador over airstrikes near Palmyra
An Israeli F-16 fighter jet © Amir Cohen / Reuters
3.5K6

The Russian Foreign Ministry summoned the Israeli ambassador in Moscow to demand explanations for the airstrikes Israel conducted near the Syrian city of Palmyra last week, the ministry confirmed.

Read more

FILE PHOTO: An Israeli Air Force F-15 fighter jet © Amir CohenSyria claims Israeli jet shot down after strike near Palmyra, IDF says all aircraft undamaged

Ambassador Gary Koren was called in by Russia’s Foreign Ministry on Friday after news about the strike emerged, Russian Deputy Foreign Minister Mikhail Bogdanov told the media on Monday, confirming earlier media reports.

The embassy refrained from commenting on Koren’s visit over the weekend, but the Russian Foreign Ministry did say that the ambassador’s visit “was mostly to discuss the latest events in Syria and around it.”

On Friday morning, Israeli planes attacked several targets in Syria, reportedly destroying advanced arms provided to the Lebanese militant movement Hezbollah. Syria’s air defense force fired anti-aircraft missiles at the planes as they were returning from the mission. Israel said it shot down one of the interceptors with its Arrow long-range SAMs.

On Sunday, Israeli Defense Minister Avigdor Lieberman threatened to destroy Syria’s air defenses if the country attacked Israeli warplanes again.

READ MORE: Israeli minister threatens to destroy Syrian air defenses

“Next time, if the Syrian aerial defense apparatus acts against our planes, we will destroy it,” Avigdor Lieberman told Israeli Public Radio on Sunday. “We won't hesitate. Israel's security is above everything else; there will be no compromise.”

Israel has a long record of violating Syrian airspace with impunity that stretches back to before 2011, when the country’s current armed conflict began. Arguably the most famous incident occurred in 2007, when an alleged Israeli raid destroyed a suspected nuclear reactor in Syria’s Deir ez-Zor governorate.

Sometimes i wonder if you are really this retarded or just being like 13, i dont have third explanation.

Said by someone with your signature.

That was made by my Russian friend that freelances in this field and i find it very amusing. I never saw rule on this forum which says i need to fit my signature to your likings.

eehnie wrote:That was made by my Russian friend that freelances in this field and i find it very amusing. I never saw rule on this forum which says i need to fit my signature to your likings.

Militarov wrote:

Militarov wrote:That was made by my Russian friend that freelances in this field and i find it very amusing. I never saw rule on this forum which says i need to fit my signature to your likings.

Can’t you guess, or do I have to tell you? Propaganda is a tool used by all countries, though to a different degree by some. It amounts to promoting one’s own interests in the sphere of information. All states are involved in information work and the promotion of their policies. This is normal. However, it’s bad when the media take up the propaganda campaign. Also, the lengths to which our Western colleagues go are unacceptable. They distort facts completely, which is actually very much like disinformation.

As for Aleppo, their goal was to publish material that would convince the public that Russia’s role in settling the Syrian conflict was not constructive or positive but, on the contrary, extremely destructive, which would explain our partners’ political and military failure in Syria. This issue was also used for election purposes, because Hillary Clinton’s team was concerned with foreign policy when she was US Secretary of State. It was therefore clear that her election campaign would be focused on US foreign policy achievements and victories. This is why Russia’s involvement in Syria and its allegedly unconstructive role there was given as much attention as possible.

As I have said, facts about the situation in Mosul are being hushed up to minimize the information damage to the United States. The Mosul operation did not begin yesterday or a month ago; it was launched by the Obama administration almost six months ago. We described it as part of the election campaign. They needed a short victorious war, but the war is neither short nor victorious. The war would have been completely acceptable – after all, it is a war on terror – had it not been timed for the election campaign. It should have been a carefully planned operation with provisions for keeping the civilian casualties low, with humanitarian corridors and humanitarian aid, as well as assistance for those who wanted to leave the city. All these considerations were sacrificed to the time factor though and the election campaign. As a result, we have what we have, that is, what Iraq and the Iraqis have

miketheterrible wrote:I also read a report that Russia shot down some cruise missiles.

Right now, there are a lot of claims.  We don't have full details yet.  But one thing bothers me - Why isn't Russia responding? Even shooting down some cruise missiles (even if it is pointless in the end) is still a good measure as a response.

I mean, they did this drill: http://tass.ru/armiya-i-opk/4161815

I would figure that they would have done live tests against US ones.....  According to Papa, Serbs were doing it.

It angers and saddens me that President Trump has taken the advice of war hawks and escalated our illegal regime change war to overthrow the Syrian government,” Gabbard said in a statement.

“This escalation is short-sighted and will lead to more dead civilians, more refugees, the strengthening of al-Qaeda and other terrorists, and a possible nuclear war between the United States and Russia.”

storm333 wrote:I have seen reports on twitter of increased air activity from Russian to Syria. However these are from unofficial non-reputable sources on twitter.