Syrian Civil War: News #3

George1 wrote:from where did u get these photos?

George1 wrote:

Militarov wrote:

George1 wrote:from where did u get these photos?

Asking me?

If so, here: http://www.cbsnews.com/videos/60-minutes-gets-rare-look-at-us-command-center-in-war-against-isis/

Enjoy

The crucial military hub is located in a bunker-like building in the middle of a giant air base in the Persian Gulf country of Qatar. It is ground zero for an air campaign against ISIS that’s costing $10 million a day.

Regular wrote:

Monarchist wrote:15 iranians killed yesterday including Ahmadinejad former bodyguard, all these so called "successfull offensives" are taking the toll on SAA, iranians, Hezbollah, iraqi shia's yet the Kremlin propaganda machine is in full swing, without any major gains too show about so far.


https://mobile.twitter.com/Hassanvand/status/657492378861871104/photo/1

SAA is not an army at this point. They are on same level as those "rebels" if not worse. It is like Ukraine, they forgot about army and now they have consequences. Simple as that. Any gains even tiny ones are good as they were loosing territory before. Islamists are not the strongest enemy too, push them hard and they will break.

Militarov wrote:https://pbs.twimg.com/media/CSGaUBhXIAAFtte.jpg:large

Cant say how much truth lays in this but ill anyways share.

Source: https://twitter.com/RamiAlLolah

Militarov wrote:U.S. Central Command War room, seems they are atm overseeing Syrian/Iraq deployment.







BTW did i just spot Windows XP there ?

Also they released list of targets they claim they destroyed during whole operation till October 8.

Russia also has it's own war command room, how is it compared to the American one?

https://www.rt.com/news/210307-russia-national-defence-center/

JohninMK wrote:

par far wrote:

Militarov wrote:U.S. Central Command War room, seems they are atm overseeing Syrian/Iraq deployment.


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Russia also has it's own war command room, how is it compared to the American one?

https://www.rt.com/news/210307-russia-national-defence-center/

From the photos, the main one in Moscow seems to be smaller than this 'local' one in Quatar. Something about US money to burn, sorry I meant print.

Militarov wrote:
ISIS killed Syrian "regime soldier", who was part of captured tank crew by driving T62 tank over him.

Dima wrote:

Regular wrote:

Monarchist wrote:15 iranians killed yesterday including Ahmadinejad former bodyguard, all these so called "successfull offensives" are taking the toll on SAA, iranians, Hezbollah, iraqi shia's yet the Kremlin propaganda machine is in full swing, without any major gains too show about so far.


https://mobile.twitter.com/Hassanvand/status/657492378861871104/photo/1

SAA is not an army at this point. They are on same level as those "rebels" if not worse. It is like Ukraine, they forgot about army and now they have consequences. Simple as that. Any gains even tiny ones are good as they were loosing territory before. Islamists are not the strongest enemy too, push them hard and they will break.

I strongly disagree with your view.
Syrian Arab Army has shown itself (even with its many shortcomings) through the course of this bloody civil war that they are a true professional army and a true national army discharging its duty to protect the sovereignty of the Syrian republic. This message has been loud and clear even to the western world. Western propaganda might be trying to portray SAA as a shia/Alawite army, but it is not. It is an army made up of Syrians of almost all religions and that is hard to digest to the western world. The rotten stuff inside SAA already left the services during the initial days to join their paymasters for good. Likewise, regardless of the western propaganda, Syrian President Bashar Al Assad is also supported by Sunnis, but west plays good and always portrays it as Shia vs Sunni so as to create more fault lines to divide further and destroy Syria.

All that said, SAA can/need to improve...

JohninMK wrote:

par far wrote:

Militarov wrote:U.S. Central Command War room, seems they are atm overseeing Syrian/Iraq deployment.


]

Russia also has it's own war command room, how is it compared to the American one?

https://www.rt.com/news/210307-russia-national-defence-center/

From the photos, the main one in Moscow seems to be smaller than this 'local' one in Quatar. Something about US money to burn, sorry I meant print.

ultron wrote:

Finally! Assad makes the right choice. He never should have run again last year. He was not raised as a politician and he cannot handle the biggest crisis Syria is experiencing. Assad steps down. Make peace with FSA. Call a nation wide election. This is the ONLY way to go forward for Syria as a nation. Assad stepping down is the right thing to do. Stop the war. Stop the killing. Otherwise the war in Syria will never end. Not even 100 years from now.

JohninMK wrote:
From the photos, the main one in Moscow seems to be smaller than this 'local' one in Quatar. Something about US money to burn, sorry I meant print.

Airbornewolf wrote:

ultron wrote:

Finally! Assad makes the right choice. He never should have run again last year. He was not raised as a politician and he cannot handle the biggest crisis Syria is experiencing. Assad steps down. Make peace with FSA. Call a nation wide election. This is the ONLY way to go forward for Syria as a nation. Assad stepping down is the right thing to do. Stop the war. Stop the killing. Otherwise the war in Syria will never end. Not even 100 years from now.

Assad making the right choice?. not should have run for elections?. i disagree with that statement.

Yes, Bashar rather wanted to be an Doctor and did not wanted into Politics to begin with. Does that make him an bad politician?. not at all, he's done an admirable job so far keeping his army and people together in 4 years of warfare against foreign-funded and equipped "moderate psycho's".

Out of curiousity, if you would stand in Assad's shoes. would you done it any other way?. against people that cut and eat organs?. Burn Pilot's alive in an cage?. or the most recent example of "moderate" throw crew under the tracks of an tank?. Or when these "moderates" come across an Christian settlement what they do to man, women and children. you can picture it being Muslim religious zealots its not very pretty.
i have first hand experience with such jihadi's and there is only one option, extermination or they will do the same to you. there is no reasoning with these people. its naive to think you can.

well,...you could try. but your severed head would end up on youtube if you know what i mean.

This war was initiated not by Assad but by outside forces, its simply unnaceptable if Bashar goes and Syria,...being the last secular multicultural society in the region thats united and fighting under Bashar al Assad fighting for the last 4 years. if it falls and ISIS stretches across the Middle East It would be the Pandora's Box opening and it should be avoided at all costs while the Yanks and their "friends" seem to try everything to make it happen.

Russia's right, re-Establish Syria's government control in its territory and stabilize it, then Iraq where im sure they are already talking to. then stabilize Iraq and then perhaps there is room for political steps. but definitely not now.

At this moment first things first, and its the elimination of ISIS to the last man with every means possible.

ultron wrote:

Airbornewolf wrote:

ultron wrote:

Finally! Assad makes the right choice. He never should have run again last year. He was not raised as a politician and he cannot handle the biggest crisis Syria is experiencing. Assad steps down. Make peace with FSA. Call a nation wide election. This is the ONLY way to go forward for Syria as a nation. Assad stepping down is the right thing to do. Stop the war. Stop the killing. Otherwise the war in Syria will never end. Not even 100 years from now.

Assad making the right choice?. not should have run for elections?. i disagree with that statement.

Yes, Bashar rather wanted to be an Doctor and did not wanted into Politics to begin with. Does that make him an bad politician?. not at all, he's done an admirable job so far keeping his army and people together in 4 years of warfare against foreign-funded and equipped "moderate psycho's".

Out of curiousity, if you would stand in Assad's shoes. would you done it any other way?. against people that cut and eat organs?. Burn Pilot's alive in an cage?. or the most recent example of "moderate" throw crew under the tracks of an tank?. Or when these "moderates" come across an Christian settlement what they do to man, women and children. you can picture it being Muslim religious zealots its not very pretty.
i have first hand experience with such jihadi's and there is only one option, extermination or they will do the same to you. there is no reasoning with these people. its naive to think you can.

well,...you could try. but your severed head would end up on youtube if you know what i mean.

This war was initiated not by Assad but by outside forces, its simply unnaceptable if Bashar goes and Syria,...being the last secular multicultural society in the region thats united and fighting under Bashar al Assad fighting for the last 4 years. if it falls and ISIS stretches across the Middle East It would be the Pandora's Box opening and it should be avoided at all costs while the Yanks and their "friends" seem to try everything to make it happen.

Russia's right, re-Establish Syria's government control in its territory and stabilize it, then Iraq where im sure they are already talking to. then stabilize Iraq and then perhaps there is room for political steps. but definitely not now.

At this moment first things first, and its the elimination of ISIS to the last man with every means possible.

The fact that his army lost a sizable chunk in western Syria, including the entire Idlib province, having failed to clear the capital city of insurgents, despite an overwhelming advantage in firepower over insurgents who lack artillery and air power, is not what I would call doing a good job. In no other country can such failure as president be tolerated. Had Russia not militarily helped, he could very well be dead by now.

Had Hafez been in Bashar's shoes, the insurgency would have been crushed in 2011 like the one was crushed in 1982. Bashar is too soft. That's why he almost lost his life.

Militarov wrote:

Cant say how much truth lays in this but ill anyways share.

Source: https://twitter.com/RamiAlLolah