
Town has been liberated. Source: SouthFront.
crod wrote:Can anyone assist me here please. if the livemap site is accurate, there appears to be no less than three Turkish OP in areas now under syrian control. What are they doing there still and why have they not been forced to pull out? And, how are they getting supplies in - obv with the consent of the syrians? bizarre is it not????
Vann7 wrote:crod wrote:Can anyone assist me here please. if the livemap site is accurate, there appears to be no less than three Turkish OP in areas now under syrian control. What are they doing there still and why have they not been forced to pull out? And, how are they getting supplies in - obv with the consent of the syrians? bizarre is it not????
if they pull out will look humiliating for them.. they better prefer to stay and provide any intelligence of
syrian troops movements to their sunni alqaeda head choppers
crod wrote:Can anyone assist me here please. if the livemap site is accurate, there appears to be no less than three Turkish OP in areas now under syrian control. What are they doing there still and why have they not been forced to pull out? And, how are they getting supplies in - obv with the consent of the syrians? bizarre is it not????
crod wrote:Vann7 wrote:crod wrote:Can anyone assist me here please. if the livemap site is accurate, there appears to be no less than three Turkish OP in areas now under syrian control. What are they doing there still and why have they not been forced to pull out? And, how are they getting supplies in - obv with the consent of the syrians? bizarre is it not????
if they pull out will look humiliating for them.. they better prefer to stay and provide any intelligence of
syrian troops movements to their sunni alqaeda head choppers
yeah but confined to an out-post living at the mercy of Syrian permission to allow supplies in. to avoid humiliation they could surely accept the kind invitation to now leave as the area is now under Syrian control, safe and returning to normal with reconstruction etc etc...works for all. the reasons as to why they're really there doesn't need to come into it. i mean it's not a long-term sustainable position to be in. if things were to turn nasty, it wouldnt take long for the base to fall with potential huge casualties numbers.
SeigSoloyvov wrote:Currently, the goal of the Syrians is to restore full control of the M5 highway in that area
ultimatewarrior wrote:SeigSoloyvov wrote:Currently, the goal of the Syrians is to restore full control of the M5 highway in that area
Easy Peasy. A bunch of nomads is no match for the world's biggest country.
SeigSoloyvov wrote:ultimatewarrior wrote:SeigSoloyvov wrote:Currently, the goal of the Syrians is to restore full control of the M5 highway in that area
Easy Peasy. A bunch of nomads is no match for the world's biggest country.
Not really the turks are setting up checkpoints right outside the city, there is no going around these they are to close.
The Turks have also told their proxies up North to start attacking they have already lost a few points to them.
Ero has no intention of laying down and letting this happen.
Russia will not send any troops inside Saraqib! Only thing they will do is maybe bombing the complete town to ashes.ultimatewarrior wrote:
Russia has Mi-28NM attack helicopters, Orion attack drones. These can destroy targets in Saraqib with pinpoint accuracy. Then they parachute airborne into Saraqib and take the city with night vision combat capability. Turkish army bases can't stop Russia. Syrian National Army lacks armor and air defense. Also pretty easy targets for Russian Mi-28NM attack helicopters and Orion attack drones which excel at taking out pickup trucks. Erdogan will find he will spend billions and still won't be able to save Julani's life. Putin will hang Julani in Moscow for vowing to nuke Moscow.
You are right! But if Erdo attacks Russian Army in Syria directly RuAF must retaliate into turkish territory, because Turkey has a overwhelming militar superiority in the region and is neighbor to Syria, in contrast to Russia. Turkey can close airspace and Bosporus, throwing TLF in...means Russia will loose complete Syria in only months. Support over Iran only will not work, because Iraq (US controlled) can close easy airspace, but it's unlikely...and support chain is longer.nomadski wrote:
So be it. But SA and Russia and Iran and Hezb and Fatemeyon forces must keep fight local to IDLIB. Keep friendship with Turkey global. No attack on Turkey territory. Only defensive in IDLIB.
And now, apart from yank / SDF alliance in East. The strongest opposition. The only obstacle to Syria is this Turkey backed HTS. They are the weaker of the two main opponents. And must be removed, before confronting the Yanks in the East. Together with help from Iran backed PMU.
nomadski wrote:
So must build forces and supplies first. And make offensive short. And get supply through Iraq, by Iran Air and land route. For operation in the East.
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