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kvs wrote:JohninMK wrote:I suppose this was inevitable, Sputnik so who knows?
CAIRO (Sputnik) – Abu Bakr Baghdadi, the leader of the Daesh terror group (outlawed in Russia), is likely to be alive and is currently hiding on the outskirts of the Syrian city of Raqqa, Abu Ali Basri, the head of the intelligence and counterterrorism department of the Iraqi Interior Ministry, said Sunday.
“He is hiding in Syria, to be precise outside Raqqa,” Basri said, as quoted by the Al Arabiya broadcaster.
Basri pointed out that the Iraqi security services are interested in persecution of Baghdadi and his followers more than anyone else.
These leaders mean basically f*ck all. Way too much attention is devoted to their alleged terminations. Daesh is an amorphous
terror grouping and not some modern state where a leader represents a power faction. The Daesh leaders are a dime a dozen and
will sprout one after another as the previous one gets offed.
The important thing is that we are seeing Daesh collapse in Syria.
Thank Russia for saving Syria's government and forces from oblivion.
SeigSoloyvov wrote:eehnie wrote:SeigSoloyvov wrote:In short SAA command has realized they cannot seize Hama area from ISIs via front line assault without redeploying a large number of men, So they are focusing on the Raf road, hoping to choke ISIS out that way
One example of intoxication reversed by the facts this weekend
LoL in your head the SAA must have more men than they do and I guess the fact all their past attempts to break ISIS lines via Hama have failed but hey yeah "intoxication" alright.
Run along armchair general, because you once again have shown you know shit.
I mean gee...I wonder why the SAA forces are advancing along the Raf road....if I am "intoxicated". Hm....guess the SAA army is intoxicated also then~
Cause they are advancing EXACTLY how I said.
what a clown~
and what facts....do you know how to read a map....After they took Resafa they have been advancing down along that road ever since and all their gains are in those positions.
Oh let me be clear here because you cannot understand English!.
You see there is a road that attaches Resafa to sukan, the SAA are advancing down along this road to prevent ISis from getting supplies in Eastern Hama and if you called that "intoxication" you have something wrong with you mentally.
Yusha Yuseef @MIG29_
#Raqqa - Dier Ezoor || the biggest Advance for SAA Tiger forces Achieved A few days ago it was not announced
will news when Allow
calm wrote:d_taddei2 wrote:Not good news. Syrian Army suffers heavy casualties in failed offensive near Deir Ezzor border. Wouldn't this be a good time to speed things up and for Russia to test it's FOAB
https://mobile.almasdarnews.com/article/syrian-army-suffers-heavy-casualties-failed-offensive-near-deir-ezzor-border/
Lots of photos
They run away on foot, and got chased by toyotas and slaughtered 1 by 1....
Suicide attack
https://pbs.twimg.com/media/DE7xZRnXcAEVkL8.jpg
then attack by IS
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Running away on foot, from IS with cars...
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They caught them...
21+
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Some spoils
https://pbs.twimg.com/media/DE7xvAAW0AAe4PS.jpg
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https://pbs.twimg.com/media/DE7xx7uXcAExUes.jpg
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But looks like there were just 8 KIA acc to all sources, other ones got away. SAA position is close, must be that they have helped.
Here is the video of SAA from same place, must be from other position.
JohninMK wrote:The SDF announcement on backing off in Raqqa (if confirmed) turning it more into a siege could be due to an entirely different reason than that given of casualties, redeployment.
Maybe the US needs to urgently move SDF troops south and south east to head off the SAA now, given the apparent SAA progress, rather than wait till Raqqa has fallen.
Watch out for SDF moves along both banks of the Euphrates.
eehnie wrote:..........................
Which is your rank in the US forces exactly, Senior Shoe Shiner? You are not able to smell what is under your nose. You are not able to smell still the Russian/Syrian strategy.
So funny to see.
JohninMK wrote:The SDF announcement on backing off in Raqqa (if confirmed) turning it more into a siege could be due to an entirely different reason than that given of casualties, redeployment.
Maybe the US needs to urgently move SDF troops south and south east to head off the SAA now, given the apparent SAA progress, rather than wait till Raqqa has fallen.
Watch out for SDF moves along both banks of the Euphrates.
JohninMK wrote:The SDF announcement on backing off in Raqqa (if confirmed) turning it more into a siege could be due to an entirely different reason than that given of casualties, redeployment.
Maybe the US needs to urgently move SDF troops south and south east to head off the SAA now, given the apparent SAA progress, rather than wait till Raqqa has fallen.
Watch out for SDF moves along both banks of the Euphrates.
Do you still need me to put both links to maps in?franco wrote:JohninMK wrote:The SDF announcement on backing off in Raqqa (if confirmed) turning it more into a siege could be due to an entirely different reason than that given of casualties, redeployment.
Maybe the US needs to urgently move SDF troops south and south east to head off the SAA now, given the apparent SAA progress, rather than wait till Raqqa has fallen.
Watch out for SDF moves along both banks of the Euphrates.
US heard that al-Baghdadi was still alive so he needs to be rescued for continued mischief and chaos!
PapaDragon wrote:eehnie wrote:..........................
Which is your rank in the US forces exactly, Senior Shoe Shiner? You are not able to smell what is under your nose. You are not able to smell still the Russian/Syrian strategy.
So funny to see.
You do realize that he was right on everything that happened in previous couple of years?
Including accurately predicting Russian/Syrian strategy
par far wrote:JohninMK wrote:The SDF announcement on backing off in Raqqa (if confirmed) turning it more into a siege could be due to an entirely different reason than that given of casualties, redeployment.
Maybe the US needs to urgently move SDF troops south and south east to head off the SAA now, given the apparent SAA progress, rather than wait till Raqqa has fallen.
Watch out for SDF moves along both banks of the Euphrates.
This is the more likely scenario.
eehnie wrote:................
Everyone see how he was and is wrong.
PapaDragon wrote:eehnie wrote:................
Everyone see how he was and is wrong.
Name one example.
Just one and I will apologize.
One is all it takes.
C'mon, prove me wrong, I dare ya' !!!![]()
JohninMK wrote:par far wrote:JohninMK wrote:The SDF announcement on backing off in Raqqa (if confirmed) turning it more into a siege could be due to an entirely different reason than that given of casualties, redeployment.
Maybe the US needs to urgently move SDF troops south and south east to head off the SAA now, given the apparent SAA progress, rather than wait till Raqqa has fallen.
Watch out for SDF moves along both banks of the Euphrates.
This is the more likely scenario.
Not confirmed, denials coming in thick and fast
Amberin Zaman@amberinzaman 23m23 minutes ago Coalition sources reconfirm that reports that #Raqqa offensive paused are inaccurate
Mutlu CivirogluVerified @mutludc 31m31 minutes ago Commander Klara rejects SDF stopped Raqqa operation. "Such rumors are spread to smear our operations. Fighting continues, we are advancing"
Idrees Ali Retweeted Jenan Moussa And the Pentagon says that while the SDF has suffered large casualties, the operation continues.
Also interesting but not surprising comment as to why the admitted serious casualties (not denied)
Thomas Gibbons-@Tmgneff Thomas Gibbons-Neff Retweeted Idrees Ali
SDF hitting types of defensive belts that took Iraqi forces airstrikes, bulldozers and tanks to breach and hold.
JohninMK wrote:Do you still need me to put both links to maps in?franco wrote:JohninMK wrote:The SDF announcement on backing off in Raqqa (if confirmed) turning it more into a siege could be due to an entirely different reason than that given of casualties, redeployment.
Maybe the US needs to urgently move SDF troops south and south east to head off the SAA now, given the apparent SAA progress, rather than wait till Raqqa has fallen.
Watch out for SDF moves along both banks of the Euphrates.
US heard that al-Baghdadi was still alive so he needs to be rescued for continued mischief and chaos!
SeigSoloyvov wrote:PapaDragon wrote:eehnie wrote:................
Everyone see how he was and is wrong.
Name one example.
Just one and I will apologize.
One is all it takes.
C'mon, prove me wrong, I dare ya' !!!![]()
you know it's quite funny to me. you can see the SAA is advancing down the Refasa road and I am "wrong".
All their past attempts to break ISIS in hama from a front have failed yet I am wrong.
but hey I guess an arm chair generals knows better than people from the front.
Guy like him make me chuckle so full of themselves it cracks me up
I would normally treat a comment like this with the contempt it deserves but as you are clearly delusional which is strange given some of the really good posts you put up elsewhere so surely understand the situation more than you say.eehnie wrote:
Russia and Syria are doing a good job fooling you![]()
It is obvious that under your bids to intoxicate, you still see not what is coming. Well, well, you will enjoy it.
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