Syrian Civil War: News #8

In more news Aleppo fully closed.. physically this time ,not just gun fire range , Some new advances inside Aleppo.

videos of fighting in the last 2 days.







Looks like the Aleppo front is moving is collapsing for the terrorist at a steady pace.
Should be liberated the entire city by end of year . but the casualties could be very high.
Since mines and remote control explosives ,combined with thousands of high buildings .
fighting on foot , will be a nightmare.   ZIAD from SyrianPerspective is suggesting many
Turkey fighters left Aleppo towards Turkey , to help their government prevent another coup
and the border with TUrkey and Syria is more tightened . Since Turkey now more focused
in securing fully Turkey ,than any fight in Syria.

If Turkey close the border with Syria it will be the end of the war in Northen Syria in a matter of couple of months, Idlib people and Rebels in many others cities   will starve and the militants there will be forced to move to turkey and abandon the fighting.

Now all it takes for the resistance to fail again is a stupid move by Putin. Fingers crossed that's not going to happen. Yo, earth to Putin, stop talking to Kerry that giant chinned bastard. Kerry studied Sun Tzu's art of war. If you follow Sun Tzu, you will definitely win. If you do not, you will definitely lose. Sun Tzu is the greatest military commander the world has ever known.

the US building an illegal base in northern Syria

https://twitter.com/moscow_ghost/status/758227230682152960

From Peto:

Interesting, or rather appalling.

The arms Saudi bought from ex Yugoslavia states and shipped to terrorists to kill Russians. Once again, Slavs betray Slavs. First, Russians betrayed Yugoslavians when Americans took apart Yugoslavia. Now Yugoslavians betray Russians by supplying arms to terrorists to kill Russians. When will Slavs learn

http://www.geopolmonitor.com/revealed-saudi-shopping-list-for-the-war-in-syria/

Syrian War Report – July 27, 2016: Al Nusra Rebranding


https://southfront.org/syrian-war-report-july-27-2016-al-nusra-rebranding/

JohninMK wrote:From Aldin's Twitter, this is claimed to be the Lafarge cement plant in Kobani with US aircraft. Suspicious lack of support vehicles.

Aldin Abazović Retweeted الصحراوي ‏@AJA_AJIL Jul 26

That "Apache" is most definitely a UH-60 or some variant of that.

Ivan the Colorado wrote:

JohninMK wrote:From Aldin's Twitter, this is claimed to be the Lafarge cement plant in Kobani with US aircraft. Suspicious lack of support vehicles.

Aldin Abazović Retweeted الصحراوي ‏@AJA_AJIL Jul 26

That "Apache" is most definitely a UH-60 or some variant of that.

Nah it is an Apache.

Blackhawks have one large tail flap/ruder to boardside while Apache has two aswell you can see the Blackhole HIRSS engine IR suppressors.

Werewolf wrote:

Ivan the Colorado wrote:

JohninMK wrote:From Aldin's Twitter, this is claimed to be the Lafarge cement plant in Kobani with US aircraft. Suspicious lack of support vehicles.

Aldin Abazović Retweeted الصحراوي ‏@AJA_AJIL Jul 26

That "Apache" is most definitely a UH-60 or some variant of that.

Nah it is an Apache.

Blackhawks have  one large tail flap/ruder to boardside while Apache has two aswell you can see the Blackhole HIRSS engine IR suppressors.

Nope the chopper you see on the corner is UH60, If it was an Apache you should distinctively see the wings.



Also both helicopters are the same size roughly, the size distorsion clearly indicates the other helicopter isn't American. Probably a NH 90 series (side slab 4 blades) typical shape. Given Italians (Brits) are siding with the Kurds it is more than probably an NH90.


Also small print to understand how this war is fueled from the hood. http://www.balkaninsight.com/en/article/making-a-killing-the-1-2-billion-euros-arms-pipeline-to-middle-east-07-26-2016#.V5iMPXqJJsY.twitter

From Julian, his tear are delicious



Now he hates Kurds

SAA dropping leaflets with map of safe routes out of Aleppo

Aleppo is done for ladies and gentlemen. Please slow clap for our Iranian and Syrian friends. It was a hard battle, but by God, it can't be lost now.

" -Russian intervention is doomed to fail." President Barack Obama.

Straight from the "Famous last words" series.

Being waiting for this for the 5 long years ... congrats to Syrians, Iranians, Hezz and of course Russia !

PapaDragon wrote:From Peto:

Updated:

well done to all troops involved now all they need to do is defend and wait and the rats will surely give up, i just hope they dont do another terrorist transfer letting them free to join a fight elsewhere, this time there is too many of them to let them go, when you have them by the balls. Of course there is the problem of them giving up arms etc, then once out of Aleppo they will just run back to another terror group to fight the government its a pretty hard situation to fully control. But the main aim here is to liberate Aleppo and thats what they will achieve, this will also reduce fighting fronts and allow for a good launch area of operations and get rid of a large urban fighting area.

I would imagine once fully liberated the main aim will be to focus on three main areas. Putting pressure Latakia front especially with infighting in western Idilib, and in northern western Aleppo i suspect once Anadan plains and Bayaoun area are liberated (which will net on the hit list) this will create a good area for a large pincer move towards Kafraya and Fua with the SAA etc advancing in southern Aleppo (al Eis, Zaytan) while the Kurds push towards Darat Izza and the Bab al-Hawa Border Crossing point, then onto Dana and Sarmada in till they finally reach Kafraya and Fua.

One thing you might see in a sign of desperation is a major resurgence in the south (Daraa area) and in Northern Hama (Morek) and another attempt at cutting the supply road to Aleppo (Khanasser). In the South (Daraa) i think they seem not too interested in waging full scale operations it has been pretty quiet and are not as well armed maybe there heart isnt into it as much as the terrorists in Idilib etc, and of course having ISIS at their backs starting a full scale operation will no doubt give ISIS a chance at grabbing more territory

What looks like a T90 getting hit twice with TOW and still rolling. Notice Smoke dischargers, Twice...possible two misses as well.

And then you wonder how they could have lost that T90 last time.

Excellent news on Aleppo!

Remember: "Assad must go!"

There is a number of Kurdish soldiers inside Aleppo... I wonder how will SAA deal with them ? Some negiotation and the Kurds move to the country border ?

higurashihougi wrote:There is a number of Kurdish soldiers inside Aleppo... I wonder how will SAA deal with them ? Some negiotation and the Kurds move to the country border ?

Taking victory pictures and fraternizing...first winning vs the beardies.

This is going to get dangerous, now that Aleppo has been almost cleaned, go for Al-Raqqa.

https://southfront.org/us-to-deploy-additional-3000-special-forces-to-retake-raqqa-from-isis/

But is Aleppo a complete victory indeed or are we celebrating too soon? From what I've read the SAA still has to flush Terrorist excrements mixing with civilians in its neighborhoods and the US along with its lapdogs in the UN are doing everything they could to sabotage Russian and Syrian plans for a safe corridor to evacuate civilians in the area.