The US does not know what to do with the “liberated” Cancer

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CNN TV Channel publishes footage of what remains of the Syrian Raqqa, after the "liberation" operation by the forces of the so-called American coalition. It is reported that the last place in the city occupied by ISIS terrorists (* banned in Russia) was the local stadium. And, ostensibly, by bombing this object, the coalition celebrated the final victory over the militants.



However, from Syria itself there are reports that in fact there are still a considerable number of militants in Raqqah, who occupy positions in ruins and basements.

Riyad Farid Hijab, a resident of the UAR, reports that the situation in Rakka is far from complete liberation from igilovtsy. According to him, there was no decisive assault yet. Kurdish troops, which, as is known, are the main “shock” force in Raqqah, categorically refuse to conduct combat operations in the Raqqah neighborhoods. It is not possible to free the city exclusively with the help of aerial bombardment by US aircraft.

From the story of Riyadh:
The loyal US Kurdish detachments of the Syrian Democratic Forces (SDF) flatly refuse to make cannon fodder for a decisive assault.


The US does not know what to do with the “liberated” Cancer


He also reports that in fact the main ISIS detachments (*) have long left the city along the corridors that have been agreed with the United States. Hundreds of igilovtsy were buses and cars sent in the direction of Deir ez-Zor. There are real fanatics in Rakka who are not ready to lay down weapon.

From the material of Riyadh Farid Hijab:

Well, let's be realistic, sooner or later SDF with support aviation of the famous overseas country, this notorious settlement is razed to the ground. But what’s next?

My native Syria is already practically liberated from terrorists, a significant part of the territory is controlled by government troops. From day to day, the eastern borders will also be restored - the “Tigers” from General Suhail's division will squeeze out the remnants of evil spirits from the province of Dair Al Zor, in the north with adequate Kurdish leaders, I am sure our president will be able to agree, but what about Raqqa?

The "happy winners" themselves cannot answer this question either. Thus, according to reports of the famous American television channel NBC, in Washington there is no single position on the Syrian issue and on the establishment of a “democracy” in Damascus.

But we, ordinary Syrians, have long formed a common opinion regarding the presence of the US military in the Middle East - they are occupiers. And uninvited guests, as you know, need to drive a filthy broom!


Riyadh Farid Hijab, Syria, Aleppo

About the Author:
Riyad Farid Hijab (1987 r.). Born in the Syrian city of Aleppo. He graduated from St. Petersburg State University. In 2017, he returned to Syria, in his native city.
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  1. +3
    18 October 2017 06: 21
    Representatives of the American coalition no longer need the “victory” in Raqqa. Now comes the stage of stripping, clearing and maintaining the remaining residents. Also, journalists will come and show all the ruins of the city.
    1. GRF
      +3
      18 October 2017 06: 29
      Quote: oleg-gr
      Representatives of the American coalition no longer need the “victory” in Raqqa. Now comes the stage of stripping, clearing and maintaining the remaining residents. Also, journalists will come and show all the ruins of the city.

      Yes, it seems that the Kurds do not need it, for such a price, but SGA will not choke, do not fool around ...)
      1. +3
        18 October 2017 06: 35
        Quote: GRF
        Yes, like the Kurds do not need it, for that price

        The Kurds really do not need it. Why would they once again argue with the Syrian government. They already have enough adrenaline. Kurds do understand that the Americans are using them stupidly for their own interests, but so far they can’t do anything about it, because they open them up and finance them, which gives them at least some hope of creating their own state. Kurds now they will try to maneuver, so that they would eat fish and ride on swings ....
        1. 0
          18 October 2017 07: 38
          Quote: Black
          Americans stupidly take advantage of them,

          It's hard to say who uses whom. Kurds in Syria are fighting for a reason, the United States pays them well, but they don’t need money in the grave. This problem is absolutely all mercenary armies. And what American gratitude is, they already understood from Iraqi Kirkuk.
  2. +2
    18 October 2017 06: 27
    "In the US they don’t know what to do with the" liberated "Cancer" now ... and they don’t want to know. what
    The problem of Raqqa is the problem of the Raqqi people.
    1. GRF
      +2
      18 October 2017 06: 37
      It's just that too many help them ...
    2. 0
      18 October 2017 11: 55
      Quote: samarin1969
      The problem of Raqqa is the problem of the Raqqi people.


      Would they do the same with Washington. Let them poke around and keep the defense in the surviving cellars, scum.
  3. Mwg
    +1
    18 October 2017 06: 30
    And let the United States storm by themselves. And they will be there a second Vietnam, Korea and Somalia in one bottle.
    1. GRF
      0
      18 October 2017 06: 35
      Quote: MVG
      And let the United States storm by themselves. And they will be there a second Vietnam, Korea and Somalia in one bottle.

      And even if they’re better at home, they’ll leave for the island ...
      And live in peace and health ...
    2. +2
      18 October 2017 06: 37
      Quote: MVG
      And let the United States storm by themselves. And they will be the second Somalia.

      US forces are accustomed to storm only latches on donalds cookies wassat
      1. GRF
        0
        18 October 2017 06: 42
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        On all screens, soon, wait ...
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  4. +1
    18 October 2017 06: 33
    The loyal US Kurdish detachments of the Syrian Democratic Forces (SDF) flatly refuse to make cannon fodder for a decisive assault.

    Even the loyal United States realized that they are used exclusively in the unilateral interests of the United States. Moreover, the Americans will not clean up what remains of the city as a result of their “fight” against terrorism. They have done their job (they destroyed everything they could) now let the Syrians have a headache.
  5. +1
    18 October 2017 06: 52
    It is reported that the last place in the city occupied by ISIS terrorists (* prohibited in Russia) was the local stadium.
    ... yeah, perfume was chasing football ... bully
  6. +2
    18 October 2017 07: 09
    --- "And as you know, uninvited guests need to be driven by a filthy broom!" --- Armed with a stabilizer and a warhead. In the first photo - a real "warrior" - I didn’t forget to even clean the shoes with cream - clothes from scratch !!!
  7. +4
    18 October 2017 07: 20
    In any case, they can safely bring the Ishilovites from Raqqa to the states, for divorce, so to speak! lol They will give them Chicago, and let the militants arrange their state there, and then the United States will fight with it! !! fool
    1. +3
      18 October 2017 09: 18
      That would be too perfect.
  8. 0
    18 October 2017 10: 30
    States generally do not need any victory in wars. When the world blazes with the flame of war - that is America’s goal!
    They released Rakka - it is necessary to bomb, shoot and kill in another place. Because they are sending militants to other areas of Syria. The war in Syria will subside - they will ignite a war elsewhere in the world. Without war, America will die.
  9. 0
    18 October 2017 10: 33
    "Riyad Farid Hijab (1987). Born in the Syrian city of Aleppo. Graduated from St. Petersburg State University." ///

    Now the regular fake "from Hijab" will go.

    They took Racca. The fact that in the ruins remained unfinished fighters ... so
    it always happens. Do stripping.
    1. 0
      18 October 2017 10: 50
      Quote: voyaka uh
      Riyad Farid Hijab (1987 p.). Born in the Syrian city of Aleppo. Graduated from St. Petersburg State University. "///
      Now the regular fake "from Hijab" will go.



      A place in NI analytics is provided to him with such a background ...
    2. 0
      18 October 2017 14: 32
      Well, this again does not remove the question from the agenda, but what's next? Who will keep order, who will restore, who will bring food, water, medicines, and who will pay for all this. Kurds? Or the USA?