Syrian army struggles to keep in Deir-ez-Zor

Another attack on the position of the Syrian government army in Deir ez-Zor was launched today by the terrorists of the so-called “Islamic State” (prohibited in the Russian Federation). The first two attempts to break through the defenses were repulsed by Syrian troops. During one of the attempts to break through, ISIS lost at least 70 militants killed, Syrian troops about 20.

The igilovtsy decided to carry out the third attack through the territory of the Deir-ez-Zor cemetery, where, as reported, the Syrian troops were least prepared for this. From about 12: 00 (MSK), the militants began storming positions in the area of ​​the airfield, which is currently controlled by the SAR army. The airfield is a strategically important object in the province, as through it not only the city itself is supplied with food and essential goods, but also its defenders weapons and ammunition.

If you believe the reports of Syrian sources, all day in the Deir-ez-Zor area, the Syrian Air Force and the Russian Aerospace Forces airplanes delivered rocket-bombing attacks to ISIS terrorists, trying to prevent those in control of the airfield and city blocks. As a result of one of the attacks, the field commander of the igilov group, Naji al-Musalimah, was eliminated.

The Syrian contingent in Deir ez-Zor is experiencing great difficulties, as ISIS terrorists use tactics of attacks from several directions, involving at least 3 armed groups in each attack, which are constantly replacing each other. As a result of the offensive to the militants, despite opposition aviation, for the first time in several months, managed to capture several positions of the Syrian army on the northern perimeter of a military airfield.

The actions of the airplanes of the SAR and VKS Air Force of the Russian Federation in this situation were complicated by the proximity of the positions of ISIL to the government forces. According to some reports, attack helicopters were connected to the air operation, the rocket attacks from which allowed the ground forces of the SAR to repel the territories occupied by terrorists in the Deir ez-Zor area. Bloody battles continue in these moments.

The main task, which, apparently, the militants are trying to solve is to cut the Syrian troops and take several territorial positions at once in complete encirclement.

Comments

[AlexeyAlexey]

Good luck to all fighters fighting gangster evil spirits.

[cniza]

It’s hard for them there, but where is the miscalculation again?

[Deniska999]

There was no miscalculation, it was just logical that someday the crisis would come. The enclave is far enough, it is problematic to break through to it, the supply is also lame.

[bouncyhunter]

I do not like such tricks of the barmalei. Again, the banana boss requires a report for the headstock?

[Orionvit]

What do you want? Let Assad play humanism more, taking out doomed militants from boilers in Damascus and Aleppo on buses at the request of the west. A strange war, reminiscent of the first Chechen war. Instead of destroying the enemy, they release him for some reason, in addition with weapons. and then you see, a difficult situation at the front. Maybe this is something I do not understand?

[snifer]

Does Assad play humanism or is it someone else?

[Orionvit]

It is clear that someone else, but Assad for some reason this allows. Generally strange. To wage war for four years, when absolutely everything is at stake, to allow such things. So Assad does not own all the fullness of power, even if then everything is thrown into FIG and not steamed.

[Aaron Zawi]

Quote: snifer

Does Assad play humanism or is it someone else?

Assad does not play humanism, but retains his strength from losses in street battles. Not so he has a lot of them.

[Maz]

If Assad shawav in the north will not be up to excursions

[Monarchist]

Orionvit. I said this myself today: “I prefer to read:“ 1268 militants were killed in the Damascus province, ”and some comrades admire our negotiations.
By the way, about the negotiators. In the American police they are called Chatterboxes, and in the riot police they are allegedly called "scummers". By chance, near the eye office, we got into a conversation with a guy, and he was the Perm OMON in Chechen, and now he lives in the Kuban

[donavi49]

Well, now they cut off the airport and all that part, from the desert part. This is the worst situation since the beginning of the siege. For helicopter pads inside the perimeter are already shooting through.

Black has now issued a message / appeal - every woman will get his house and wife in DeZ. So there are decisive battles. Nowhere to retreat. This is not Palmyra, here either to stand or die, there are no other options.

[Deniska999]

Do you think the city will fall? The hospital seems to be stormed again.

[Simple]

In general, a strange time was chosen for the operation near Deir ez-Zor: they have Raqqa in 20-35 km from the front line with the Kurds. That feeling. that the Kurds (US-led) gave time to Daesh to conduct a major operation elsewhere, as if letting the latter understand that the right bank of the Euphrates is theirs.

[Yeraz]

Quote: Simple

That feeling. that the Kurds (US-led) gave time to Daesh to conduct a major operation elsewhere, as if letting the latter understand that the right bank of the Euphrates is theirs.

so the Kurds got up there a long time ago and the matter is partly in the USA. They simply don’t trust Turkey or the Kurds. The United States promised that Turkey wouldn’t, but Turkey entered. Therefore, the Kurds are afraid to move, because they are afraid of a surprise strike by Turkey, and Turkey can sharply increase its a group of those fines that Al-Bab hang out with.
Therefore, the Kurds will not move anywhere until they receive clear guarantees about the neutrality of Turkey, however, I can’t imagine how to make them believe it. Erdogan can change his mind 3 times a day.

[Simple]

You see, I am more and more inclined to believe that the joker (supposedly Kurds) on which the United States and the West have bet is gradually transforming into something more than "Kurdistan". The US wants to "marry" the Kurds to the rest of the "democratic forces" in Syria.

Therefore, if the Kurds "bite the bit" in the right direction, the US (and others) will think about guarantees.
.

[Yeraz]

Quote: Simple

You see, I am more and more inclined to believe that the joker (allegedly Kurds) on which the US and the West have bet, is gradually transforming into something more than "Kurdistan"

There is no Kurdistan itself, there are enough resources and human resources also, they live compactly and occupy not normal desert, but normal lands.
Even the Prime Minister of Turkey Erbokan talked about what is happening with the Kurds, that the United States and the West will create Kurdistan next to Turkey and start swinging inside. And this was back in the 90s.
And now we have a de facto and almost de jure Iraqi Kurdistan with a flag with an army of institutions and economic ties with the outside world.
Syrian Kurdistan is also de facto, not as explicit as Iraqi, but there is.
Tomorrow, Iran will also be rocked.
Won stable Syria has turned into that.
Who would have thought that Turkey would destroy 3 of its cities in the fight against terrorists.
Everything is changing very quickly.

[Simple]

Everything is correct. The United States put on the correct (in its understanding) horse is a war of unborn soldiers.

And what is intractable in places is fixable, the revolution loves devouring its heroes. Those who can bargain survive.

[kapitan92]

Quote: donavi49

Nowhere to retreat. This is not Palmyra, here either to stand or die, there are no other options.

Somehow in time the "planned rotation" of the Su 24 on the SS 25 came up. From the height of work of the SU 24, with close contact of the sides, you can threaten your own. Let's wish our "Rooks" good luck!

[nemo778]

Dear donavi49 !!!! Regards to you! And you ..... Pay attention to the black offensive style? Directly according to our textbooks, the General Staff! Two main blows at a cut (according to Rokasovsky) No wonder ...! We taught Iraqi officers (Saddam)! But still .... The teacher must punish the impudent "student" !!!!

[Aaron Zawi]

Quote: nemo778

Dear donavi49 !!!! Regards to you! And you ..... Pay attention to the black offensive style? Directly according to our textbooks, the General Staff!

Yeah . They know how to fight ghouls.

[OLD FART]

Quote: cniza

It’s hard for them there, but where is the miscalculation again?

In Aleppo, we release thousands of militants, where else will they go ... Here is the result, we will wet the ruthlessness already ..!

[Deniska999]

There is no IG at all.

[donavi49]

Well, Aleppo all went to Idlib and now they are sharpening a dagger at Hama - if the sponsors give the go-ahead.

These are forces from Iraq + Palmyra (from there everyone was removed, there are barriers and the local militia of Bani Walid) + equipment taken in Palmyra + local.

Again, the appeal (every woman will receive a House and a Wife in DeZ) testifies to the local attempt to draw maximum manpower in the following days.

[gispanec]

Quote: STARPER

we will water the ruthlessness already ..!

yes, you’re already wet without mercy without sparing your couch since 2014 .... then vsu then broads ..... something you do not work well

[alone]

Well Meehan, at least don’t say anything about normal comment. I haven’t read your normal comment for 3,5 years, where can I push the Spaniard

[OLD FART]

Quote: lonely

Well Meehan, at least don’t say anything about normal comment. I haven’t read your normal comment for 3,5 years, where can I push the Spaniard

I am yours too ... (about Armenia only ..))))

[alone]

I am writing a case. But I’m not fumbling)))

[OLD FART]

Quote: lonely

I am writing a case. But I’m not fumbling)))

Attached to Israel ...? Well, well .. They’re joking around there ... I wondered how I spoke right away ..))) Good luck ...! We have things to do in Syria .. And we'll see ..

[alone]

And where is Israel? I write what I wrote back in 2013. I haven’t changed my mind. No one here can blame me for foolishness, pseudo-patriotism, and hypocrisy. I write my opinion honestly and openly.

And you for 4 years only and take the fact that you write here "let's stop, stand, do, uraaaaa !!!" That's the difference between us.

[Aaron Zawi]

Quote: STARPER

In Aleppo, we release thousands of militants, where else will they go ... Here is the result, we will wet the ruthlessness already ..!

What's the connection? "Greens" left Aleppo, and "Blacks" left for DeZ.

[OLD FART]

Quote: Aaron Zawi

Quote: STARPER

In Aleppo, we release thousands of militants, where else will they go ... Here is the result, we will wet the ruthlessness already ..!

What's the connection? "Greens" left Aleppo, and "Blacks" left for DeZ.

But what's the difference of all to Allah ...... The sight is not visible green or black ..! Will Aron shoot in the back again?

[teder]

Quote: STARPER

Will Aron shoot in the back again?

Sarper - You have nothing to fear, you have an armored back on the couch.

[OLD FART]

Quote: teder

Quote: STARPER

Will Aron shoot in the back again?

Sarper - You have nothing to fear, you have an armored back on the couch.

I have genes and everyone in Russia .. "CALL OF BLOOD" is called, our ancestors often dream of us .. (you won't understand this to consumers ..)

[Aaron Zawi]

Quote: STARPER

I have genes and everyone in Russia .. "CALL OF BLOOD" is called, our ancestors often dream of us .. (you won't understand this to consumers ..)

You talker. Of those who, instead of going to the front, ran a fake hernia on a bread factory and from there called for Victory.

[Yeraz]

Quote: Aron Zaavi

What's the connection? "Greens" left Aleppo, and "Blacks" left for DeZ.

Aron Qardaş you answer whom)))) This troll is a level 99999999)))

[alone]

There is no miscalculation. Assad is simply lacking strength. But he doesn’t get any gaps with Russian special forces, the Iranian guards, Iraqi Shiite volunteers and Hezbollah. Because no matter how much they say, the society is divided and the Syrians do not want to fight, except for those who are faithful to Assad.

[donavi49]

So, transferring to DeZ does not really work out. Since December, helipads in the desert have been regularly covered with mortars, all deliveries only by parachute method.

Beating the gut is already more than 120km + for the Palmyra option is no longer possible (where it’s easier and closer).

[Deniska999]

Kurds may strike from Shaddadi, but that is if Assad promises them new buns.

[alone]

Only one snag: The Kurds are now acting under American patronage. Assad will conspire with the Kurds (read by the Americans).

[mole]

Quote: lonely

Assad has a trite lack of strength.

That's why in reports from Syria exhausted men but with whole arms and legs constantly in the background carry some bags and give endless interviews as they are grateful to Russia for a happy life. If Assad at least part of this trading energy in the right direction, then the result would be different.

[Orionvit]

Syrians do not want to fight, except for those who are faithful to Assad.

And where is Assad? In the end, they are fighting not for Assad, but for their own Syria. Assad is just a leader. Just as ours fought, by and large, not for Stalin (although the slogan was, and of course, Stalin was the leader), but for their country and their families. I do not like the "regime" (stupid word) of Assad, let them try on the ISIS regime. Those who have a "hut on the edge" are always the losers.

[alone]

And despite the fact that most do not want this Assad. That's the reason. They do not want to fight for his power. It is time to understand this.

[teder]

Quote: lonely

And despite the fact that most do not want this Assad. That's the reason. They do not want to fight for his power. It is time to understand this.

I think the negotiations in Astana will show this.
Assad had to be removed earlier, putting in his place one of the moderate Alawites.
Now this is not real. And with 70% of the Sunni population in Syria there is nothing to be done.
those Syria will decay completely.
At the same time, the Alawite enclave will be constantly attacked by the Sunnis, as it blocks their access to the sea.

[alone]

You can’t put Alavite in place of Assad. Instead, you can put the Sunni president, and make Alavite vice-president. All the noise, due to the fact that 12% of the Alawites ruled the country for 50 years and took all the bread places to their hands.

When I wrote that Assad needed to be cleaned 2-3 years ago, a whole division of sofa setters headed by Elena Gromova wrote me down as terrorist accomplices. It was necessary to remove him then. Now, even after removing it, the meat grinder is unlikely to stop. Too much blood has been shed. And in the East, blood feud is still held in high esteem.
Even if Assad defeats all his opponents and remains in power, anyway, some kind of enemy will eventually arrange an assassination attempt and kill him. That's the East.

[teder]

Quote: lonely

You can’t put Alavit in place of Assad. Instead, you can put the Sunni president, and make Alavite vice-president

You can of course stick together like in Lebanon (by the way Omar - the Druze were forgotten about the Kurds).
but who will call Lebanon a state?
After such a war, nothing shines for the Alawites.

Quote: lonely

When, 2-3 years ago, I wrote that Assad needs to be removed, then a whole division of sofa outfits led by Elena Gromova recorded me as accomplices of terrorists

and write it down now.
After all, everyone is sure that with Allepo, the war is over and a couple more steps and will crush everyone

Quote: lonely

Even if Assad defeats all his opponents and remains in power, anyway, some kind of enemy will eventually arrange an assassination attempt and kill him. That's the East.

Assad will not be able to rule, although it is possible as Korzai - yes.
He will control the territory around his residence - nothing more.

[alone]

Most Kurds are also Sunnis, and as a percentage, both the Druze and the Kurds lag far behind both the Sunnis and the Alawites.

[OLD FART]

Quote: lonely

There is no miscalculation. Assad is simply lacking strength. But he doesn’t get any gaps with Russian special forces, the Iranian guards, Iraqi Shiite volunteers and Hezbollah. Because no matter how much they say, the society is divided and the Syrians do not want to fight, except for those who are faithful to Assad.

This is what Azerbaijan means, Israel began to supply weapons ... There and then the chanters appeared ..))) Notice the men, usually the topics when they touched Armenia or Azerbaijan .. (Aaron raised them from hibernation ...)))) Assad began to spread rot .. . here they are "brothers" Aron raise Ukrainians division yet ...!

[alone]

And is that your logic? Mdaa. It seems to be an adult man, but reasoning like a baby !!

What to do, such is Meehan !!

[xetai9977]

There are such visitors, for example, Meehan or the quilted jacket, whose writings I skip, I just don't read. There is nothing new to learn, except "hurray, we will crush, we will transfer" .. Just do not pay attention.

[lulec]

Undisclosed borders, where fresh replenishment is constantly coming from

[alone]

if I’m not mistaken, the card just turns out to be a boiler, which was split in two. If it’s so (it’s impossible to confirm or refute, because the battles are still ongoing), Deir-az-Zor is doomed purely to the military, as well as the airfield.
(The map goes like this)

[SSR]

Quote: lonely

if I’m not mistaken, the card just turns out to be a boiler, which was split in two. If it’s so (it’s impossible to confirm or refute, because the battles are still ongoing), Deir-az-Zor is doomed purely to the military, as well as the airfield.
(The map goes like this)

It seems to me that Iran will again open access to its airfield to our long-range bombers, that they could with maximum load in the shortest possible time literally plow the position of the igles .....

[alone]

Long-range bombing will not do anything. The maximum can damage the airfield. And ISIS does not have airplanes anyway.

[lulec]

through this airdrome is all the supply of both the city and the army

[lulec]

Iran has long announced that we can use their airdrome at any time

[Semurg]

If it will be hard for the army men to be cut and you should not surrender to the igiloids. may be able to agree on a "golden bridge" for the army to leave the cauldron if it gets really bad.

[Aaron Zawi]

Quote: Semurg

If it will be hard for the army men to be cut and you should not surrender to the igiloids. may be able to agree on a "golden bridge" for the army to leave the cauldron if it gets really bad.

Already cut. You can’t imagine a worse situation.

[alone]

Let's just say that once they’ve split, the days of the city and its defenders are numbered. As long as there was a road from the airfield, it was possible to get ammunition and replenishment. Without ammunition, you won’t last long.

[OLD FART]

Quote: Aron Zaavi

Already cut. You can’t imagine a worse situation.

Would take and help .... Or pride does not allow?

[Aaron Zawi]

Quote: STARPER

Quote: Aron Zaavi

Already cut. You can’t imagine a worse situation.

Would take and help .... Or pride does not allow?

Already wrote. We once helped some Arabs against others. Then 18 years climbed out of the Lebanese swamp. No, thanks. Without us.

[gispanec]

Quote: Aron Zaavi

We once helped some Arabs against others

but forgive the Jews are not Arabs ?????? .....

[Aaron Zawi]

Quote: gispanec

Quote: Aron Zaavi

We once helped some Arabs against others

but forgive the Jews are not Arabs ?????? .....

Excuse me, the Croats are not Russian?

[stalkerwalker]

Quote: Aron Zaavi

Quote: gispanec
Quote: Aron Zaavi
We once helped some Arabs against others
but forgive the Jews are not Arabs ?????? .....
Excuse me, the Croats are not Russian?

"Not renounce loving..."
M. Tsvetaeva.

[Aaron Zawi]

Quote: stalkerwalker

"Not renounce loving..."
M. Tsvetaeva.

So loving ...

[gispanec]

Quote: Aron Zaavi

Excuse me, the Croats are not Russian?

no ..... the Serbs are not Russian, but the Serbs are Slavs ... and the Jews are Arabs .... at least say .... Arabs and this is a fact ... why not be shy?

[OLD FART]

Quote: gispanec

Quote: Aron Zaavi

Excuse me, the Croats are not Russian?

no ..... the Serbs are not Russian, but the Serbs are Slavs ... and the Jews are Arabs .... at least say .... Arabs and this is a fact ... why not be shy?

Spaniard you surprise me with your toreodor spirit ...! Just played a bullfight ...))) It is commendable however ...

[nik1321]

Faith does not allow them to recognize Jews as Arabs ... although you cannot fool genes ...

[Maz]

Quote: Aaron Zawi

Quote: STARPER

Quote: Aron Zaavi

Already cut. You can’t imagine a worse situation.

Would take and help .... Or pride does not allow?

Already wrote. We once helped some Arabs against others. Then 18 years climbed out of the Lebanese swamp. No, thanks. Without us.

WHERE are you going to get away, it’s not Yeltsin

[Aaron Zawi]

Quote: Maz

WHERE are you going to get away, it’s not Yeltsin

Maz, you know, in Israel no one will be interested in your opinion.

[Maz]

Quote: Aron Zaavi

Maz, you know, in Israel no one will be interested in your opinion.

Are we talking about Israel? In Israeli territory? Didn't you mess up the Locker? I have news for you no longer interested in your opinion, Aronchik use you, and even for free. What a shame: ask Russia for permission to smack on Mezza el. I can imagine how your winners are upset and that it is inevitable that realities take permission from al Konoshenko.

[Odysseus]

Quote: STARPER

Would take and help .... Or pride does not allow?

Is Israel helping the Syrian government?
Are you kidding? It is like fascist Germany helping the USSR during the Second World War.

[OLD FART]

Quote: Odyssey

Quote: STARPER

Would take and help .... Or pride does not allow?

Is Israel helping the Syrian government?
Are you kidding? It is like fascist Germany helping the USSR during the Second World War.

Just suggested, but the answer knew what it would be ... So the blood will continue to pour and they will shoot in the back ... We'll figure it out ourselves, let them not whine later!

[lulec]

Yes, you’ve bombed a couple of times, then the elite troops of the SAA, then their airfield and all in stealth, right in the back

[Maz]

Let's see, miracles happen not only among Jews.

[Vadim237]

A maximum of another 3 - 4 months to hold out, and there hi.

[Orionvit]

The "Golden Bridge" at the suggestion of the West can only be provided to the "angels of opposition", and not to the "demons of Assad." It looks like they will rub their dirty hands in Fashington, in connection with the new victory of democracy and the defeat of the "universal evil led by Moscow and Assad."

[uhu189]

There is nowhere to retreat from Deir ez-Zor ... Where does ISIS have so much strength if they are squeezed in Mosul, near Al-Bab, and near Raqqa? Something about all this media PR is clearly wrong. Well, it’s not possible through the media to smash ISIS everywhere, and at the same time constantly miss them, and the blows are very sensitive and unpleasant

[donavi49]

A maneuver by forces.

Here the bulk of the Iraqis (and mostly not from Mosul, but to the provinces south of Anbar, Salahdin - who could not make their way to Mosul. Some made their way to Syria, some are now attacking Shiite Samarra.

Further, those who took Palmyra + the equipment taken there. Т4 - there are mainly barriers and Bani Walid. Active actions are over. Black went on the defensive there.

Part from the north. Al-Bab they have already fought off tertiary or what time.

Perhaps someone from the Raqqi operational reserve, while everything also fell in front of the Kurds, when the empty villages and empty fields ran out - and the offensive ran out until spring.

Plus, they are all the local tribes who are gathering meat now - by issuing a proclamation "To every woman a wife and a House in DeZ".

[uhu189]

But here the question is not so much about people - how much about ammunition, equipment, food, and just about the level of control. Disorganization is clearly not observed, as well as a shortage of resources. The fact that ISIS took in warehouses in Mosul was supposed to end long ago (especially ATGM regrets), but they don’t have such a problem in principle. Where does this holiday of life come from? The Syrian army has less marching pts than ISIS. And no one asks the question where they all come from. And the main question is who plans and performs military operations. I do not really believe in stories about the brilliant officers of Saddam who moved to ISIS, because Saddam's army could not boast a tenth of such successes, as ISIS does. And again - no one cares where they got such resources from (well, or cares, but only specialists).

[teder]

Quote: uhu189

I am. And the main question is who plans and performs military operations. I do not really believe in stories about the brilliant officers of Saddam who moved to ISIS, because Saddam's army could not boast a tenth of such successes, as ISIS does.

I think everything is much simpler, that Syrian, that Iraqi - level one.
The difference is only in motivation, and it doesn’t exist in Assad units. Because the Alawites (from local) fight there mainly, and D.A.Z is far from Latakia (the Alawite enclave)

Quote: uhu189

And again - no one cares where they got such resources from (well, or cares, but only specialists).

Yes there are weapons - immeasurably.

[lulec]

Guys, have you completely forgotten about those who were caught in Alepo? The help of the West to ISIS did not end on them, there it looks like a dime a dozen

[alone]

In Mosul, 90% of the militants are local. Mosul is a millionth city. Under Racca, the same thing is local. In 2016, they were touched only near Palmyra. And then after half a year Palmyra again under them.

[svp67]

During one of the attempts to break through, ISIS lost at least 70 militants killed, Syrian troops - about 20.

And the Americans with just one attempt sent a whole company of Syrians to heaven in those places "by mistake ..."

[corporal]

The actions of the aircraft of the Air Force of the SAR and the Russian Air Force in this situation were complicated proximity of positions ISIS to government troops

Is it bad without guided munitions? And "Hephaestus" did not help, since the turntables were connected?

[Simple]

Target designation is needed, though not in Arabic.

[Banishing liberoids]

Assad's acute shortage of people is evident.

[Mountain shooter]

Again five thousand barmaley drive 15 thousand Syrians. The stability of these Syrians, even in defense, is close to zero. Again - they did not expect, could not, did not have time ... And I still thought the Jews exaggerated when they spoke scornfully of the Syrian soldiers.

[Deniska999]

Where did you see 15 thousand SAA soldiers in Deir ez-Zor? There are a maximum of 4 thousand.

[Deniska999]

No there are 15 thousand. 3-4 maximum.

[Simple]

Daesh reports more than sixty air raids by Russian and Syrian air forces around Deir ez-Zor.

[Simple]

IS has cut the road linking DeirEzzor city to the Airbase which is now surrounded from all sides. Aamaq released statement




although the site
http://en.alalam.ir/syria

nothing like that.

[Odysseus]

Yes, the situation is critical. It is necessary, at a minimum, to throw all the forces of the Air Force in this direction.
If this does not help either, then either try to break through to our own people in the West, or try to negotiate with ISIS on the exit of people on the principle of "green buses". I see no other options.

[alone]

The principle of "green buses" with ISIS does not roll. ISIS is not an FSA to trade.

[nik1321]

It is very interesting that ISIS will respond to negotiations if they take the city, most likely they will lay the heads of the defenders in a green bus and send it to Assad.

[gabonskijfront]

Since the igil is fighting, this is a response to a network-centric war, a minimum of dependence on communications, maximum mobility, until they are concentrated, it is impossible to identify them in the general traffic flow, the same fighters can fight in Libya today, tomorrow in Syria and after lunch in Iraq moving on shuttle buses, cars and even civilian planes according to the tickets purchased. Ours take this experience and create ultra-light crews.

[voyaka uh]

Very nice post. Exactly. They pulled forces to Palmyra
without columns, radio communication. "Cars" drove one by one, along all sorts of "country roads"
in the deserts. The tanks moved one at a time at night.

[Maz]

YES LET Tie together. It will be easier to beat

[Ivan Ivanov]

Logically, with their armament, one of the obvious tactics is seepage, sleeping cells. We should model counter-tactics on exercises.

[malvlz]

What a strange war. Message: fighters with families were released from Aleppo. Who can imagine that during the Second World War Germans were captured with wives and children? Even Mamai left his harems at home in a campaign to Russia. And what's that? Strangle the Barmalean Caudle with the whole train. And it’s time for everyone to fight according to the BUS.

[Glory1974]

This says that indeed, there is a civil war going on. You kill men, get families of enemies.

[Simple]

Who said that the elevation angle when aiming a self-propelled gun
howitzer 2С1 can not be below three degrees?






CAA at n.p. Wadi Barada.

[Awaz]

the situation is fucking shit ... Damn ... Well, when the barmalei took Palmyra, we all vanged what and how Assad’s soldiers would do and I wrote my opinion too, and even then I had the thought that if Assad would launch some kind of successful attack, then most likely the bandits will throw all their strength on Deir ez Zor, but the pancake did not want to croak and said nothing, but it was obvious. Even if we discard target designation from Western intelligence agencies, it is clear that ISIS needs victories to invigorate adherents. And in the current situation of victory, and even over the Assad Army - this is the best for their sponsors and for themselves. Nothing can be fixed now by bombing. One hope for courage and heroism and the realization that there is nowhere to retreat for Assad's soldiers. But cutting the boiler for grouping at the Airport is likely to die ...

[Monarchist]

Quote: Simple

In general, a strange time was chosen for the operation near Deir ez-Zor: they have Raqqa in 20-35 km from the front line with the Kurds. That feeling. that the Kurds (US-led) gave time to Daesh to conduct a major operation elsewhere, as if letting the latter understand that the right bank of the Euphrates is theirs.

As the saying goes: "what the hell is not joking when God sleeps"

[Simple]

There now according to the principle: "The enemy of my enemy is my friend."

They pile up the territory as best they can. While the CAA will take out all those "who wanted to be in," the Kurds will occupy the entire left bank of the Euphrates. It seems like a trifle, but with oil and gas. It is not in vain that the USA and the West bet on them. When bidding begins on territories (and it is possible that the Democratic Forces of Syria will be the only alternative to the United States and the West), then the CAA will bite its elbows about every square kilometer lost.

And a little off topic:

http://panorama.wfp.org/air-drops-provide-lifelin
e-in-syrias-deir-ezzor

[Berkut24]

On the map 3 hours ago, the barmalei cut the SAA positions into 2 boilers, the south-western part under the cross-cutting fire, reinforcements with armored vehicles are still suitable from Mosul. Not in terms of panic, but let's look really - there will be no help anymore. There is no one to come in the next 3 days, there is nowhere to dump the cargo. In a day, the balance of forces will not be better than 1/4. Guys are heroes, no doubt. For Syria, this is its own Brest Fortress. But this garrison was always on the verge. If Assad’s generals had not stupidly stumbled upon Raqqa, then there would still be some chances. Now they are ghostly.

[Orionvit]

Quote: Aron Zaavi

Assad does not play humanism, but retains his strength from losses in street battles. Not so he has a lot of them.

In fact, one of the ways to win is to dismember a large group of the enemy, surround him, deprive him of the ability to resist and, if possible, destroy it. And do not let out of the environment with weapons that they would strengthen other sections of the front. This is contrary to any logic. Why release if tomorrow you still have to face him? Will you save a lot of your strength? We are now observing this on the other hand, only Assad soldiers will not be provided with such conditions, the best they can count on is a quick death. In another embodiment, it is torture and ultimately the same death.

[teder]

Quote: Orionvit

And do not let out of the environment with weapons that they would strengthen other sections of the front.

This was the case - when the report on the victory was important - the victory itself.

[Orionvit]

Yes, there are no hurray reports. For four years of war, everyone understands everything perfectly. It's just that Assad is under pressure from the plague "community of democratic states", you know who is at the head. What leverage they have for this, I do not know. Maybe traitors surrounded by Assad himself. In any case, Assad has nothing to lose. In case of loss, at least, it is to share the fate of Milosevic (who, like the president, did everything to save his country), at most, this is the fate of Gaddafi. And this and that, is not acceptable, it is better to win.

[alone]

Those who were released from Aleppo were not ISIS. ISIS was not in the city of Aleppo itself. There were moderate forces.

[Berkut24]

So then it is. Just let’s clean. in the presence of a huge number of boilers, the length of the front line reaches simply an incredibly indecent length. This is despite the fact that Assad does not have an army in sufficient numbers, not just professional fighters, but just fighters. Assad relies on agreements with the militia, which, in conscience, often has nothing to do with Syria and submits (like Hesboll) to foreign governments. Simply put, there are no and will not be resources for all these environments and finishing offs, unless Ryazan and Pskov guys go on the attack. Therefore, the only option left is to save the remaining forces, to reduce the front line, to negotiate as much as possible, and not to bend only towards the Alawite clan.
I am sure that this is not Assad’s initiative, but a condition for Russia's support. If Syria remains, it will no longer be Assad’s country.

[Orionvit]

Quote: lonely

And despite the fact that most do not want this Assad. That's the reason. They do not want to fight for his power. It is time to understand this.

Do not repeat the Western ropagandist stupidity. In Ukraine, too, someone did not want Yanukovych, and what became easier? Now the time of Yanukovych is remembered as a golden age. In this case, in a normal state, there is a procedure called elections. And be honest, call a spade a spade, Assad does not want in Washington and in Riyadh, where all this was started. Do not confuse people here. Do not want Assad, there will be an igil.

[Yeraz]

Quote: Orionvit

Do Not Repeat Western Ropagandan Stupidity

What does the West have to do with it? Unlike you, we are Muslims and we know perfectly well the moods in the Islamic world.
Tomorrow they will rise up against Aliyev in Azerbaijan, the West will shout everything here, although the people will be really against it. Remember, the West does not create clannishness, corruption and other quirks. The West skillfully takes advantage of the moment when the boil reaches a critical level.

[nik1321]

Here is what would create the conditions - when the boil reaches a critical level. and need a west.
"Unlike you, we are Muslims and we know perfectly well the mood in the Islamic world." - only this does not help you to come to peace. why?

[Blackmokona]

It is the West that takes bribes, scribbles idiotic laws, breaks all deadlines, destroys strategic enterprises, informs the people that there is no money and immediately invests billions of dollars in other countries, against the background of poor pensioners, appoints crazy salaries to managers and so on?

[xetai9977]

It has become fashionable to blame the West for everything. It’s like a scarecrow already. Ask .. everything in their country and nod to the machinations of the West. And everywhere in the post-Soviet corrupt countries

[Ivan Ivanov]

Quote: xetai9977

Ask .. everything in their country and nod to the machinations of the West.

In truth, the West actively participated in the cut .. relying on local comrades naturally, nevertheless, the West often stimulates, sponsors, hides local thieves and without its participation, internal movements to the war are sometimes impossible or insignificant, such as separatists in Alaska.

[Yeraz]

Quote: BlackMokona

It is the West that takes bribes, scribbles idiotic laws, breaks all deadlines, destroys strategic enterprises, informs the people that there is no money and immediately invests billions of dollars in other countries, against the background of poor pensioners, appoints crazy salaries to managers and so on?

By the logic of some, the West does all this.

[Yeraz]

Quote: nik1321

only this does not help you come to peace. why so?

Because knowing the situation does not mean that you can solve the situation or know how difficult it is to do it. It becomes even more complicated when others from all over the world stick their nose.

[Glory1974]

Remember, the West does not create clannishness, corruption, and other quirks.

And first, dad, president, then son (Bush) is it clan or not?

[Blackmokona]

And what kind of president were Obama's relatives? What about trump?

[Glory1974]

And who with Trump wanted to become president? Is the wife of former President Bill ?! And nothing, everything is fine.

[Blackmokona]

Clinton lost normally. Which just shows the lack of clannishness, if there were clan power, Clinton would have won without any problems.

[Glory1974]

The point is that the clintonsha and trump belong to different clans. Clintonshee clan lost. But they fight to the last. And in the future they will closely monitor the ruling clan, and the rival clan knows this. They still have to negotiate.
But when the clan is alone, and no one opposes it, it’s bad.
We need a pike so that crucian carp does not doze off.

[Blackmokona]

These are not clans, these are parties. In the United States, the two main parties fighting for power are Republicans and Democrats. Clans are when all relatives, friends and other rulers are in power, and the rest are not allowed.

[Glory1974]

Clans are when all relatives, friends and other rulers are in power, and the rest are not allowed.

Clan (oh sorry party) Democrats: Bush Sr., Bush Jr., nephew Bush Jeb - presidential candidate. By the way, their name in America is: the Bush clan. And do you think now Jeb Bush will retire and give way to farmer John?

[Blackmokona]

The Bushs lost to Trump, and the Clintons to Obama.

[Glory1974]

Yeraz and I discussed this below. Read the comments.

Well, the fact that they ceded was agreed so not to fight in reality. The bad thing is that in a country where the clan is alone there is no one to negotiate with and no one to concede.

[Yeraz]

Quote: glory1974

The point is that the clintonsha and trump belong to different clans.

Well, calling Trump a representative of another clan is also difficult. 2 of the main parties fiercely omitted him and did everything to prevent him from passing.
He broke both directions and became president.

[Glory1974]

Well, calling Trump a representative of another clan is also difficult. 2 of the main parties fiercely omitted him and did everything to prevent him from passing.
He broke both directions and became president.

I would like to believe that he really became the president himself, and the people chose him himself, without any election technologies.

But something tells me that this is not so.
Behind him, too, are their people, clans, money, the interests of influential people.

[Yeraz]

Quote: glory1974

And first, dad, president, then son (Bush) is it clan or not?

It is not necessary to present one situation, especially from a different perspective, as in the situation in the CIS countries.
They have an interval. Dad had his term and GONE, had a son and GONE.
And in our countries, no one leaves and everything in the country does not belong to the family and its environment.
If we take the clan of the Aliyevs, Azerbaijan’s independence has been in power since 1993. Already 24 years old !! And if we take the leadership of the Azerbaijan SSR from 1969 to 1982, if I’m not mistaken.
But the clan is still in power and the President is not old and there is a successor.
Therefore, it’s not necessary to compare all of this with the Bushs who were presidents and after the deadlines have passed and who did not crush the entire economy of the country, as is happening in Azerbaijan and other countries.
The explosion of the situation will be only a matter of time and the power itself, which turned into a Dynasty, and themselves into the Sultans, will be to blame.

[Glory1974]

In part, I can agree with you. But we know that in the USA and in other Western countries the same people are in power, and for a long time already, the so-called elite. And the congressmen pass on their seats by inheritance, and to Marie le Pen the same is not "from the plow." And in this regard, we have not gone far from them.

Our problem is that there is no system of checks and balances in politics, and everything revolves around one person with his slurp.

[Yeraz]

Quote: glory1974

Our problem is that there is no system of checks and balances in politics, and everything revolves around one person with his slurp.

that’s exactly what the elite should be, and not just one, but several, in order to correct each other, but all united by one idea. Simply, approaches can be different.
And when at the head of 1 a person with his family and everything in the country belongs to the FAMILY and everything is stupidly stolen, and not invested, it gives rise to protests. Who can say that they are stolen in Europe and the USA ?? No one. There are moments with some fraud, not there are countries without corruption. But when this is not enough and is not striking, and if it is not enough, then it is not enough for people and discontent. When it is totally people already feel on themselves and a fire starts.
And when in Tajikistan the son of the president receives the rank of general at 26 YEARS !!!! It’s not the West's fault. The authorities themselves are creating chaos.

[teder]

Quote: Yeraz

And when in Tajikistan the son of the president receives the rank of general at 26 YEARS !!!! It’s not the West's fault. The authorities themselves are creating chaos.

What a long way to go. And the military career of Bashar al-Assad?

1994 year in a car accident. The tragedy occurred when Bashar al-Assad was in London, where he studied at the residency specializing in ophthalmology and eye surgery [10]. After the death of his brother, he returned to Syria. Bashar al-Assad entered the military academy in the Syrian city of Homs and in 1995 in the rank of captain, he already commanded a tank battalion, then headed the Republican Guard [11]. In January 1999 years he was awarded the rank of colonel [

in 1994 he entered the VVU (which is called the Academy there) and for 5 years (we have time to finish the VVU and get a lieutenant during this time) - he is already a colonel
but in a year

Hafez al-Assad, who ruled Syria for 30 years, died on June 10 2000 years from heart failure. The day after the death of the Syrian leader, the Acting President of Syria, First Vice President Haddam, awarded Bashar Assad the title lieutenant general and appointed him supreme commander of the army.

So, for 6 years from the ophthalmologist to the commander-in-chief and lieutenant general --- maybe that's why he fights so well?

[Simple]

Video, how local (Al Raqqa governorate) tribes "violate tauba" - Daesh will come and ask.

[Yeraz]

Dance chic at the end))

[voyaka uh]

Islam in the 6-8 centuries was not the same as it is now. And the women were half-naked in public, and drank wine. All "taboos" came much later.

[Simple]

This is not quite right.

The tribes that swore allegiance (repentance) to ISIS, and then renounced it (ISIS) - this is "tauba" in the eyes of ISIS.

Therefore, he wrote that

Quote: simple

Daish will come, ask.

By the way, in the industrial area of ​​Al-Sinaa (Deir ez Zor), something exploded powerfully.

[Orionvit]

Quote: Yeraz

Tomorrow they will rise up against Aliyev in Azerbaijan, the West will shout everything here, although the people will be really against it. Remember, the West does not create clannishness, corruption and other quirks. The West skillfully takes advantage of the moment when the boil reaches a critical level.

Let me disagree with you. Firstly, it is the West that, if not completely creating, then in every possible way supports corruption, clannishness, and everything that weakens national states. And he will support until (as they say, he is su..in son, but he is our su..in son) they are beneficial to him. It is much easier to manage this way, because all the money is in the accounts of Western banks. When "the lemon is squeezed out", or it is beaten off, then "by the will of the indignant people" they carry out a "democratic" coup, preferably with blood, which would take for the soul. I can list a dozen of the same type of color revolutions over the past 15 years, and you probably know them yourself. And if in Azerbaijan, the "dissatisfied people" decide to overthrow Aliyev, then rest assured that this is another job of the Western special services. The states will not even hide this, and will explain this with another tale about the protection of human rights and democracy. And it will be the same as in Ukraine. Namely, war, devastation, and hopelessness. Moreover, Azerbaijan is completely controlled by the United States. And if it does not work out with the revolution, they will not hesitate to bomb them, so to speak, in the name of democracy and freedom. Examples?

[xetai9977]

"it is the West, if it does not completely create, then in every possible way supports both corruption and clannishness" - apart from laughter your comment does not cause anything, about an expert on the situation in the East and in Azerbaijan in particular. Follow the golden rule - never talk about what you don't know. ,

[Yeraz]

Quote: Orionvit

Firstly, it is the West, if it does not completely create, that in every way supports corruption, clanism, and everything that weakens national states.

Are you kidding or really stupefied by the ubiquitous State Department ?? Is it the West take bribes from the people ?? Does it raise prices ?? The West steals the budget ?? Are all the companies in the country rewritten to the West ?? The West holds tenders with a triple extra charge ??
Stop dealing with demagogy. The head of state and his entourage are known to everyone who owns the company and how money is spent, too.

Quote: Orionvit

And if in Azerbaijan, the "dissatisfied people" decide to overthrow Aliyev, then rest assured that this is another job of the Western special services. The states will not even hide this, and will explain this with another tale about the protection of human rights and democracy. And it will be the same as in Ukraine. Namely, war, devastation, and hopelessness.

Do not confuse the cause with the effect. The cause will be the POWER itself, but the West will use the effect.

Quote: Orionvit

Moreover, Azerbaijan is completely controlled by the USA.

Well, they’re wrong. The influence of the Russian Federation, Israel, and especially Turkey, plus Iran, to some extent, should not be underestimated. Georgia is fully controlled. Armenia is completely under the Russian Federation. But Azerbaijan is the middle.

Quote: Orionvit

And if it doesn’t work out with the revolution, then they don’t hesitate to bomb it, so to speak in the name of democracy and freedom. Give examples?

Examples of what? That Gaddafi and Mubarak and Hussein were dandelions ??? And they all lived perfectly and the United States bribed people and brought them outside ??? No. They are using the situation.
Replacing concepts, you only anger the people and cause hatred. And when there are popular discontent, the Russian Federation defending power and calling the people who came out corrupt or zombied only angers this people against itself.

[Orionvit]

Yeraz. You reason on news bulletins and not ours. In the United States, there are hundreds of institutions that are involved in political science and global social structures, and please note, for the good of mankind. In addition, all information flows on the Internet, one way or another closed to the United States, and this is also not just. All world finances are closed in the USA. And you will tell me that the states (the same State Department), do not care about what is happening in the world? Or in the same Azerbaijan? They care about everything. And the worse it gets around the world, the better it will be in the USA. What are they doing.

[Yeraz]

Quote: Orionvit

. You reason on news bulletins and not ours.

To your surprise, I’m still that suspicious type. I read a lot of everything. And I’m lucky to be a Muslim, but raised in the Russian Federation. And I know perfectly well what is happening in the Islamic world, both in the broad sense and in the narrow space of the USSR, I read Turkish media in Turkish, I read understandably Russian, Armenian, Azerbaijani, Georgian, to
Azak. In short, a lot of sources. A bunch of friends in Europe, the United States and other places.

Quote: Orionvit

In the United States, there are hundreds of institutions that are involved in political science and global social structures,

But I do not deny it.

Quote: Orionvit

And you will tell me that the states (the same State Department), do not care about what is happening in the world?

and here you jump off the topic? I did not say this, and what does it have to do with it?
They care about everything, only depending on the significance for them, they pay more or less attention to this. The Karabakh status quo suits them and defrosts would suit them, but they bear risks and the dividends received will be minimal. Well, Azerbaijan will become stronger and what ?? So far, they have no use for this. Therefore, passivity there is a double attitude. In Ukraine, these are sanctions, and in the case of Azerbaijan, well, let the Armenians occupy what.
Does this only run counter to the fact that the West is to blame for corruption, nepotism and lawlessness in the former Soviet Union? Did the West bring Aliyev, Rakhmon or Nazarbayev to power? No. Did the West give all sectors of the economy to ruling families ?? The West gave Rakhmon’s son the rank of general at 26 years? And many other charming.
Once again I say do not confuse the cause with the investigation. All this is a product of the authorities. And the West skillfully plays on this with various arguments when they need it. That's all. But it is not a source of corruption and lawlessness of the power elites.

[ronnon]

Looks like the United States again made a major infusion in their wards, since they so zealously went on the offensive, or vice versa said, you won’t attack, to hell with you, and not with weapons and money.

[Roma 1977]

Let's be honest: Deir ez-Zor does not interest Russia from the word at all. This is a problem for Assad personally. Damascus is politically important, as the capital, Aleppo - also politically, as the largest city in the country, Palmyra - as an advanced outpost, protruding far into the desert. But by and large, only Latakia is strategically interested in Russia. By analogy with the Ukrainian crisis, the Russian Federation was only interested in Crimea, but not in the Donbass with Odessa and Kharkov. The supply of Deir ez-Zor has always been problematic, and it does not bring any benefits (unless Russia is going to fight ISIS until the victory and assault of Raqqa with the 1st Guards Tank Red Banner Army - and Russia is not going to do this at all). It sounds cynical, but Deir ez-Zor will have to die, because it is more useful to the dead than alive. Or does someone doubt that in the government of the Russian Federation there are hardcore cynics, and not idealists with a humanistic worldview?

[Awaz]

yes not so little. The entire war in Syria before this went neither shaky nor roll. Both sides (like ISIS and everyone else in one heap of currency as enemies of the legal regime) had boilers and rebellious enclaves on their territory and didn’t really take a steam bath about this. Arabs, they are Arabs. And for the United States and its allies, this situation was even better, and they had full confidence that they had calculated their plans well there and were quietly implementing them. And the longer the war, the better .. But when Russia stirred up this tangle, the situation became incomprehensible to everyone and everyone stirred. In addition, the successes of the Russian Federation in terms of the liberation of the territories, too, all the forces forced to cheer up and start fighting again for real. We all see that the ISIS warriors are quite motivated and, in general, they know how to fight quite decently. Therefore, after all, one should have expected active actions against Deir ez Zola, or the SAA should have launched a powerful attack on the blacks in order to divert their forces from this enclave. In general, it was necessary to attach the initiative to the process.
Now we can say that this enclave can be said to have crushed black. Only a miracle that cannot be seen can save the Syrians. And if everything ends badly, it will be a much more serious blow to Assad than the surrender of Palmyra. Here the barmalei mock heartily .. Losing the thousands of garrisons along with the peacekeeper is a very serious puncture of the Syrian command. And there’s almost nothing to help them. Bombing on scattered carts that are not stupid and cling to the contact line to the maximum and hardly anyone can tell right now where exactly the front line goes .... We can say that everything is bad there and the prospects for improvement are not visible. But Russia is to blame for this last thing. Although that should also prompt and see the future, but the fact that you say that the Russian Federation is not interested in anything other than Latakia is stupidity. A series of defeats can actually lead to the fall of Assad. and then you won’t have to think about any Latakia. This is now happening before our eyes, a tactical and strategic failure, which somehow could have been foreseen and prepared, but what is happening is happening ...

[Maz]

Quote: Aron Zaavi

Maz, you know, in Israel no one will be interested in your opinion.

Quote: Aaron Zawi

Quote: STARPER

Quote: Aron Zaavi

Already cut. You can’t imagine a worse situation.

Would take and help .... Or pride does not allow?

Already wrote. We once helped some Arabs against others. Then 18 years climbed out of the Lebanese swamp. No, thanks. Without us.

Did they help? Good help is how many people were beaten and crippled. They hate you in Lebanon, and not only because you are democrats, or good uncles with pace and gifts, they want to destroy you for destroyed villages and cities, for minefields, and cluster bombs, for southern Lebanon. Jewish helpers.

[Simple]

Good news.

Syrian troops launched a counterattack in the area of ​​Deir ez-Zora and Palmyra

International panorama 17 January, 2: 41 UTC + 3
According to the Syria TV channel, Syrian aviation and the Russian air forces provide air support to government forces

BEIRUT, January 17. / Corr. TASS Dmitry Zelenin /. Syrian army fighters and militia units launched a counterattack and are trying to regain their lost positions on the outskirts of Deir ez-Zor (420 km from Damascus). According to the Syria TV channel, the troops drove the terrorists from the Islamic State group (IS, banned in the Russian Federation) from the military airfield in the vicinity of the city and are advancing in the direction of the Tell Brook and Jebel es-Surda hills. According to him, air support for government forces is provided by the Syrian aviation and the Russian Aerospace Forces.


The fighting is taking place in the Madinat-Ummal microdistrict on the outskirts of the city, on the outskirts of Rassaf, El-Makabir and Panorama, where the gangs of the IS have leaked, and also at the bridge on the highway to Raqqa. The troops managed to regain control of the road from the city to the military airfield, where the main outpost of the army and militias is located. The threat of encirclement by the enemy airbase removed. There are reports of large losses in the ranks of the IG.
The assault on the airfield and the city blocks under the protection of the Syrian army began on Saturday. A representative of the SAR Supreme Command said that reinforcements had been deployed to Deir ez-Zor in advance. Terrorists seized army posts in the suburbs of Mukhendisin and entrenched in a number of suburbs.
The electronic version of the Al Watan newspaper reported that the Syrian army has also begun an operation to regain control of oil and gas facilities on the outskirts of Palmyra. It involves 10 thousand soldiers and the special formation "Desert Falcons" ("Sukkur es-Sahra"). The command of the Syrian Armed Forces has set the task of dislodging terrorists from the Jezal, Ash-Shaer and Mahr fields, which were captured by IS gangs at the end of last year. According to Al-Watan, the Chief of the General Staff of the Syrian Army, General Ali Ayyub, personally inspected the troops before the start of the operation.


More on TASS:
http://tass.ru/mezhdunarodnaya-panorama/3945698

[Simple]

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[Maz]

How it began so ended:
Surya reports that IG * militants were thrown back from the Deir ez-Zor military airdrome, the offensive goes towards the heights of Tell Brook and Jebel es Surda.
Ground forces operate with the support of Syrian and Russian aircraft, reports TASS.
Also, fights are on the outskirts of the city. Syrian troops took control of the road to a military airfield.
IG fighters suffer heavy losses.
Al-Watan writes that government troops also began operations to return oil and gas facilities near Palmyra.
Damascus wants to regain control of the Jezal, Ash-Shaer and Mahr deposits.
The operation involved 10 thousand soldiers, as well as the special forces “Desert Falcons”.
Inspection of the troops before the operation was carried out by the head of the General Staff of the army of the SAR General Ali Ayyub.
As the newspaper VZGLYAD previously reported, terrorists are losing ground near Palmyra.
On January 16, it was reported that militants from the Islamic State * faction took Deir ez-Zor airbase into the ring.
he Syrian Arab Army launched a large-scale offensive in the eastern countryside of Homs last night, targeting the area around the T-4 Military Airport and eastern outskirts of Quraytayn. Led by the 800th Battalion of the Republican Guard and Shaheen Group of the Tiger Forces, the Syrian Arab Army liberated a large area around T-4 Military Airport, and cleared much of the territory around Tiyas village
Last night, the Syrian Arab Army launched a counteroffensive in Homs province, attacking the positions of the Islamic State terrorist group northeast of T-4 airbase and east of Karyatein city. Led by the 800th Republican Guard Battalion and the Shahin Detachment from the Tiger Division, government forces recaptured significant territory in the vicinity of the airfield.
A successful attack allowed the units of the SAA to begin the assault on enemy positions in the Jazal mountains - for the first time since losing control of them in December last year. To date, no information has been received about any progress in the Jazal region, despite the rather rapid advance of the army in several other directions. The main goal of the first phase of the CAA offensive is access to gas and oil fields. As soon as it is reached, government troops will begin directly to liberate these facilities from IS terrorists

For those who believe that only ghouls and Jews can fight, on purpose. Hello to the closet.

[Maz]

Quote: Aaron Zawi

Quote: Semurg

If it will be hard for the army men to be cut and you should not surrender to the igiloids. may be able to agree on a "golden bridge" for the army to leave the cauldron if it gets really bad.

Already cut. You can’t imagine a worse situation.

For you, yes, it couldn't be worse if you cut Israel in half. But this is not Israel. You are sewing the wrong measurements. Golden Wardrobe Just don't bury it ahead of time. Look you kaktostrophe in Hebrew, cut, oh horror. Fearfully. But under Holmes they went on the offensive, while the bearded fuck under "Deir" and pulled their forces there.

[Maz]

The tactical situation near Deir reminds me of a bait suspended in front of a bearded muzzle. And one wants and pricks to shame and the shame that the dosi hang and cannot take. This situation infuriates them. And when the enemy goes crazy, take advantage of it and need to wrinkle it - it will certainly make a mistake. If only the French and partners did not interfere.

[Maz]

Quote: nemo778

Dear donavi49 !!!! Regards to you! And you ..... Pay attention to the black offensive style? Directly according to our textbooks, the General Staff! Two main blows at a cut (according to Rokasovsky) No wonder ...! We taught Iraqi officers (Saddam)! But still .... The teacher must punish the impudent "student" !!!!

Did you notice how Tias hangs in front of the insurgents' nose, directly provokes - well, hit me, well, hit me, well? And they did seem to hit .... we'll see

[Maz]

Quote: Aaron Zawi

Quote: nemo778

Dear donavi49 !!!! Regards to you! And you ..... Pay attention to the black offensive style? Directly according to our textbooks, the General Staff!

Yeah . They know how to fight ghouls.

Do you hear the closet And why didn’t you hang it next to it? The date is the same. What, a Jew, did not notice? What at the same time we push the bearded at the source of water for Damascus? What is your chosen Aronchik, how do you filter information in a special way. Only ghouls and Jews know how to fight? The miracle you are slippery, my friend. What is more important: water for the millionth of Damascus or a piece of desert with stones? So trust the Jews later, but be sure to check - they’ll fool around how to give. But what to take with you - a nation of merchants. Once again I am convinced - without conscience, shame and moral principles.

The Syrian army inflicts a crushing blow to militants in Wadi Barad.

[Simple]

Life according to the laws of ISIS in Deir ez-Zor:





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Picture of IS underage fighters in DeirEzzor; fighting with pro Assad militias

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ISIS confirms:

Fierce clashes between SAA and ISIS's fighters in the vicinity of Junaid brigade and the cemetery to the south of DeirEzZor.
- In the immediate vicinity of the Junaid brigade (geolocation) and in the cemetery area south of Deir ez-Zor, there are fierce clashes between the SSA and ISIS.

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Daesh send many fighting groups from northern Raqqa to support clashes in DeirEzzor
it’s clear that Daesh’s capabilities are not rubber.

[Orionvit]

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Follow the golden rule - never say what you don't know

What don't I know about? What corruption and clanism is a national tradition of the eastern peoples? I know very well.

[Maz]

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In Aleppo, we release thousands of militants, where else will they go ... Here is the result, we will wet the ruthlessness already ..!

What's the connection? "Greens" left Aleppo, and "Blacks" left for DeZ.

Why are you Cho, that is, there is a difference who will cut the head? Black or Green? I wonder who would prefer the Golden Cabinets