Today Egypt's parliament greenlighted a possible deployment of troops outside its borders.
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ahmedfire wrote:
Today Egypt's parliament greenlighted a possible deployment of troops outside its borders.![]()
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ahmedfire wrote:
Today Egypt's parliament greenlighted a possible deployment of troops outside its borders.![]()
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Gomig-21 wrote:Apparently there are strong rumors that the Charles De Gaulle is about 80 kilometres north of Sirte packed with French Naval Rafales and tagging along with it are a couple of French destroyers and corvettes. Maybe they have something planned also?ahmedfire wrote:
Today Egypt's parliament greenlighted a possible deployment of troops outside its borders.![]()
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ahmedfire wrote:How do they know it's wagner ?? spotted their passports ?
It' ridiculous that US is not mentioning thousands of terrorists being transported from Syria .
JohninMK wrote:Bear in mind that the US knows the content of virtually everything it wants to of the data that is transmitted over the Internet. Unless it is very carefully encrypted and even that can be a useful pointer.
JohninMK wrote:Bear in mind that the US knows the content of virtually everything it wants to of the data that is transmitted over the Internet. Unless it is very carefully encrypted and even that can be a useful pointer.
US is grossly inefficient
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Mig-29 spotted above Sirte.
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Isos wrote:Does Egypt operate some ballistic missiles that they could give to LNA and use against that base ?
To prevent Turkish sending f16 they can wait that they send the f16 and when they are almost there destroy the runways. Pilots would have to eject and f-16 would be destroyed.
Anyone has a updated map of the area ? They could even use some long range MRLS.
Egypt had bought 50 Nodong missiles from North Korea. The Egyptian government denied the purchase, but Egypt has always denied its dealings with North Korea.U.S. intelligence sources confirmed the deal, saying it involved the transfer of technology to produce the Nodong
http://www.intelligencequarterly.com/2010/02/reports-have-egypt-upgrading-ballistic-missile-facility/Relatively little is known about Egypt's ballistic missile programme. Yet, as one of the first developing countries to pursue a serious interest in such weapons, Egypt possesses the oldest functioning ballistic missile test and launch facility in the developing world.
First established in the late 1950s, the facility is located near Jabal Hamzah, approximately 62 km west-northwest of Cairo. Satellite imagery from several commercial sources gathered from between 2001 and 2009 has shed light on activities at the site, which is also known as Gebel Hamza, Jabal Hamzi, or Gebal Hamzi.
Imagery obtained by DigitalGlobe and GeoEye indicates that the original site has not only been expanded and upgraded over the past decade, but that significant construction has taken place on a new adjoining facility since 2007, including a new missile launch pad and horizontal processing building.
Most components of the north site Jabal Hamzah have existed for 40 years, but a new rocket component processing facility and a nearby bunkered compound have been built in the mid-2000s.
https://www.defenceweb.co.za/joint/diplomacy-a-peace/iss-africa-must-pull-its-weight-in-stopping-ballistic-missile-proliferation/?catid=56%3Adiplomacy-a-peace&Itemid=111Today, on the African continent, only Egypt is considered as having operational ballistic missiles capable of delivering weapons of mass destruction. Egypt, which is not a party to the Chemical Weapons Convention and is only a signatory to the Biological and Toxin Weapons Convention, is unlikely to renounce its ballistic missiles in the foreseeable future.
GarryB wrote:So the reds under the bed are Wagner...
Perhaps we should start referring to all terrorist groups in the ME region as white helmets...
Good advertisements for the company... where can I buy some shares?
GarryB wrote:The difference is that the US military hired them to do dirty shit they didn't want to get caught doing themselves, and of course they will claim the very same for Wagner... but when Putin does it it is a war crime and he must be held accountable...![]()
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