Syrian War: News #17

Isos wrote:Syria has moved some planes probably mig-29s to Russian airbase.

starman wrote:

Isos wrote:Syria has moved some planes probably mig-29s to Russian airbase.

Wise move. Maybe the US can now launch a few missiles at a vacated Syrian base, claim it retaliated and as long as losses and damage are minimal, Russia won't be under much pressure to strike back.
But...tensions have risen so much lately things could easily get out of hand in the event of  any attack.

Isos wrote:
Well Trump is calming down. There are reports saying he said that he didn't really said that they will Attack. I think they saw Russia is geting all that seriously and they don't want to risk an open war.

d_taddei2 wrote:Things still hot.
Australia backing an attack
uk approves military action
USA spy planes in crete
uk planes in Cyprus
Russia flying 2 Tu-95MS and 2 Tu-160 to Iran.

but it could all be sabre rattling. The thing is they don't have to target syrian air assets troops concentrations just as good a target especially if they target tiger forces this would slow down SAA progress. but I still feel Russia won't shoot down planes but drones and missiles yes. but  any responses will be done simultaneously from USA warships uk planes and Israeli planes and possibly french and Australian. Russian and Syrian AD assets will have a hard time.

d_taddei2 wrote:Things still hot.
Australia backing an attack
uk approves military action
USA spy planes in crete
uk planes in Cyprus
Russia flying 2 Tu-95MS and 2 Tu-160 to Iran.

but it could all be sabre rattling. The thing is they don't have to target syrian air assets troops concentrations just as good a target especially if they target tiger forces this would slow down SAA progress. but I still feel Russia won't shoot down planes but drones and missiles yes. but  any responses will be done simultaneously from USA warships uk planes and Israeli planes and possibly french and Australian. Russian and Syrian AD assets will have a hard time.

KiloGolf wrote:

d_taddei2 wrote:Things still hot.
Australia backing an attack
uk approves military action
USA spy planes in crete
uk planes in Cyprus
Russia flying 2 Tu-95MS and 2 Tu-160 to Iran.

but it could all be sabre rattling. The thing is they don't have to target syrian air assets troops concentrations just as good a target especially if they target tiger forces this would slow down SAA progress. but I still feel Russia won't shoot down planes but drones and missiles yes. but  any responses will be done simultaneously from USA warships uk planes and Israeli planes and possibly french and Australian. Russian and Syrian AD assets will have a hard time.

If the Coalition decides to strike Syria, there's very little Russia can do.
The quantity and quality of assets, air bases, aircraft carriers and staging areas nearby, is beyond what the current Russian deployment can handle.

lycantrop wrote:

KiloGolf wrote:

d_taddei2 wrote:Things still hot.
Australia backing an attack
uk approves military action
USA spy planes in crete
uk planes in Cyprus
Russia flying 2 Tu-95MS and 2 Tu-160 to Iran.

but it could all be sabre rattling. The thing is they don't have to target syrian air assets troops concentrations just as good a target especially if they target tiger forces this would slow down SAA progress. but I still feel Russia won't shoot down planes but drones and missiles yes. but  any responses will be done simultaneously from USA warships uk planes and Israeli planes and possibly french and Australian. Russian and Syrian AD assets will have a hard time.

If the Coalition decides to strike Syria, there's very little Russia can do.
The quantity and quality of assets, air bases, aircraft carriers and staging areas nearby, is beyond what the current Russian deployment can handle.

Oh you are so naive, little Russia can do, really?
Russia could wipe out all this fancy, expensive toys within minutes with its missiles.
Google "uss donal cook incident", the most modern destroyer "toasted" with Electromagnetic weapons, no missiles fired...

KiloGolf wrote:

lycantrop wrote:

KiloGolf wrote:

d_taddei2 wrote:Things still hot.
Australia backing an attack
uk approves military action
USA spy planes in crete
uk planes in Cyprus
Russia flying 2 Tu-95MS and 2 Tu-160 to Iran.

but it could all be sabre rattling. The thing is they don't have to target syrian air assets troops concentrations just as good a target especially if they target tiger forces this would slow down SAA progress. but I still feel Russia won't shoot down planes but drones and missiles yes. but  any responses will be done simultaneously from USA warships uk planes and Israeli planes and possibly french and Australian. Russian and Syrian AD assets will have a hard time.

If the Coalition decides to strike Syria, there's very little Russia can do.
The quantity and quality of assets, air bases, aircraft carriers and staging areas nearby, is beyond what the current Russian deployment can handle.

Oh you are so naive, little Russia can do, really?
Russia could wipe out all this fancy, expensive toys within minutes with its missiles.
Google "uss donal cook incident", the most modern destroyer "toasted" with Electromagnetic weapons, no missiles fired...

Google Shayrat airbase.
Listen, I don't support hitting Assad, but they can do as they please over there. Like Israel does all the time. Russia doesn't care about fighting for Assad more than they have to (killing beardies).

KiloGolf wrote:Google Shayrat airbase.
Listen, I don't support hitting Assad, but they can do as they please over there. Like Israel does all the time. Russia doesn't care about fighting for Assad more than they have to (killing beardies).

Rules of engagement (ROE) are the internal rules or directives among military forces (including individuals) that define the circumstances, conditions, degree, and manner in which the use of force, or actions which might be construed as provocative, may be applied.[1] They provide authorization for and/or limits on, among other things, the use of force and the employment of certain specific capabilities.

President Donald Trump is said to have nailed down eight potential targets to strike in Syria, including two airfields, a research facility, and a chemical weapons facility, according to a CNBC report.

They also will like to see ,spy on Russia s-400s signals.. to create jammers for its missiles.. So there is many things
they can do..and the last one ,they will do is allow Russia or Assad to relax in syria and keep the pressure.

Is also possible they will do a false flag attack in their countries... Blame "ISIS" ,then later launch hundreds of cruise
missiles to Syria to "bomb ISIS" but the actual positions bombed will be Syrian army positions and military bases.

Too much of an escalation... an attack that sinks a western sub or ship would probably be too much of an escalation unless it is like a 200 missile attack... which will of course require a lot of launch platforms... a coordinated return attack should then be organised and executed as quickly as possible.

Here is a comment from TruthMonger in an article about the the staged CW attack. Note how he confirms what Ziad told you about foreign prisoners:

“The Syrian Arab Army and with the help of Russian captured a shipment of chemical weapons destined for the Eastern Ghouta. These were British weapons produced at Porton Down in Salisbury. Russian suspects that the Skripal incident is related as by their records, Skiripal was working at Porton Down as a chemical weapons trafficker in partnership with a Ukrainian firm. Russia denies attacking Skripal but admits he was under surveillance for his activities involving support of terrorism in Syria and arms trafficking. Russia also confirms that there are British, American, Israeli and Saudi intelligence officers who were caught by the Syrian army in one of the heavily fortified operations rooms during the invasion of the Syrian army and its allies of the East Ghouta.” American, British and Israeli military personnel captured in Syria have confirmed they were ordered to stage chemical attacks in East Ghouta by their governments. Our sources in Russia, highest level, told us the attack was coming based on information they received from US and Israeli prisoners taken in East Ghouta after an evacuation attempt failed. US casualty announcements in this effort have been released over the past few days as happening in other areas to cover US complicity in terrorism. This dishonors families of the dead, not just in the misuse of service members to support terrorism but in lying to families about combat deaths. This shame goes directly to coward Trump! “The Marine Corps identified four Marines killed on Tuesday in a CH-53E Super Stallion helicopter crash near El Centro, Calif. The Marines were assigned to Marine Heavy Helicopter Squadron (HMH) 465, Marine Aircraft Group 16, 3rd Marine Aircraft Wing at Marine Corps Air Station Miramar. “The loss of our Marines weighs heavy on our hearts,” Maj. Gen. Mark Wise, commanding general of 3rd MAW, said in a statement. “Our priority is to provide support for our families and HMH-465 during this critical time.” The four Marines killed in the crash were Capt. Samuel A. Schultz, First Lt. Samuel D. Phillips, Gunnery Sgt. Derik R. Holley and Lance Cpl. Taylor J. Conrad.” Other US casualties were listed as a US Air Force F16 that allegedly crashed at Nellis Air Force Base in Nevada and up to 6 Americans who the US claims were killed by “Kurdish forces” in the north of Syria. All died in a failed combined US/Israel rescue operation to remove not only communications and command personnel but also chemical weapons operations teams as well. Last week, VT Damascus received evidence that Americans, US Army Special Forces along with Israeli chemical weapons officers had been captured in East Ghouta. We were told that not only was a command facility captured with modern weapons but a stockpile of British made 81mm poison gas mortar shells, numbering in the hundreds, was seized as well

Must read article about what happened in East Ghouta: – German Chlorine chemical weapons found – UK VX (seriously deadly stuff) shells found by the hundreds – UK Chemical warfare experts captured by Syrian forces. – Failed US and Israel Special Forces mission to extract said experts, resulting in the deaths and capture of entire mission. – Skripal is to push Russia for refusing to facilitate a release of captured forces. Russia told the UK, through Oman, that they have to talk to Syria directly. West now has to go big before the truth gets out of what they’ve really been up to in Syria.

AL-HASAKA:

In what had to be a hilarious operation, American choppers were seen by locals on the ground picking up foreign remnants of ISIS at Tal Al-Shaayer, about 23 kilometers south of Al-Shidaadi. What was funny was how the soldiers on board the helicopters tried to stage a phony battle with ISIS as a cover for picking up the terrorists to deploy them elsewhere under another name. A civilian was killed during the fake battle.

Vann7 wrote:So no longer is a secret..  Sputnik throw the bomb..


Syrian Army Captures British Militants in Eastern Ghouta –

https://sputniknews.com/military/201804121063460158-british-forces-syria-ghouta/


This is the reason why Britain ,France and US wants to bomb the hell of Syria day and night.
This is to pressure Russia to intervene to release their captured officers fighting in the side of ISIS.  
against the Syrian government... This people were bombing cities every day.. somewhere is said about
12,000 civilians killed by their shelling since 2013 they took control of the zone..

But also Chemical weapons factory was found too.. the british were in control of the chemicals
they used to stage false flags. against damascus .

Vann7 wrote:
yes i know you reported it..

But Now is Sputnik news.. for the world to see it...

So now the entire world will know.. not just obscure media.

Russia however did not claimed the report to be theirs.. but this is  Hint..

by Russia government about what happened in Ghouta.

If NATO attack Syria.. Russia can release the picture of the prisoners ,the videos..
and their testimonies.