The military situation in Syria: the Kurds announced three downed helicopters of the Russian Aerospace Force

Yesterday, the Kurdish news agency ANHA reported the destruction of three helicopters of the Russian Aerospace Forces by pro-Turkish militants. One of the representatives of the YPG (Kurdish self-defense detachments) stated that several high-ranking Russian officers were killed in the attack. No evidence was provided. It is worth noting that recently the Kurds have become hostile to the Russian presence in Syria. It is even reported about the military contact of Kurdish detachments with units of the PMCs of Russia.

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[Grandfather]

It is even reported that the Kurdish detachments are in combat contact with Russian PMC units.

about Russian PMCs would be more detailed. but wait for the helicopters ... there are a lot of stuffing.

[Separ DNR]

Quote: Vard

They are in vain ... Against the background of improving relations with Turkey ... instead of helicopters, something else will fly ...

Perhaps the Kurds are trying to play the "American card", having believed in their "non-ability", due to the presence of American bases in the territories they control?

[Separ DNR]

Quote: Dead Day

wait about helicopters ... a lot of stuffing.

Traitors in Syria: Kurds deliberately put Russian helicopters under attack

November 28, 2017

Despite the establishment of a de-escalation zone in the north of Aleppo, the situation in this region sharply worsened. According to the Astana agreements, the Turkish military is obliged to control the ceasefire in the north of Aleppo, who must equip the corresponding checkpoints for this.

However, according to the Kurdish leadership in the canton of Afrin and the districts of Haiyan and Anadan, shelling by pro-Turkish militants participating in Operation Shield of the Euphrates does not stop. This is followed by the same response from the Syrian Democratic Forces (SDF).

The Russian command, responded to the complaints of the Kurds and decided to verify the implementation of the agreements by sending three Mi-8AMTSh helicopters to these areas under the protection of two Ka-52 combat vehicles.

Helicopters of the Russian Aerospace Forces during the inspection of the areas of Haiyan and Anadan were suddenly bombarded from the ground with small arms. Return fire from the air did not open.

About this, in detail, here: http://in24.org/world/29721?utm_source

[core]

I liked "SUDDENLY". What is it like? Mi-8 was accompanied by two canaries and suddenly, but I liked it — they didn’t open return fire, but what? then they could have landed and surrendered.

[Victorio]

Quote: Separ DNR

Helicopters of the Russian Aerospace Forces during the inspection of the areas of Haiyan and Anadan were suddenly bombarded from the ground with small arms. Return fire from the air did not open.

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immediately and all three helicopters with small arms to knock out, after all, is complicated.

[Vard]

They are in vain ... Against the background of improving relations with Turkey ... instead of helicopters, something else will fly ...

[maratk]

ok, helicopters, otherwise space satellites could write. Fake throws is the norm.

[vanavatny]

apparently part of the Kurds will take the wrong decision and die ...

[Greenwood]

Quote: vanavate

make the wrong decision and die

Given their current political position, this is not a wrong decision.

[core]

they have been dancing to the American tune for a long time.

[andrew42]

The Americans bought the Kurdish leaders, and they will lead the Kurds to the slaughter. There are no brains - no one and nothing will help. It’s a pity the people will burn out on the development of American interests - so to speak on the “line of passionary point,” purely according to Gumilyov. Kurds would, on the contrary, cling to Assad through autonomy, especially given Erdogan maneuvers. But no, they are preparing, according to the precept of overseas uncles, to try on the ISIS cap. Sorry for the common people.

[ventel]

Sorry, but you are a specialist in the Middle East or you know better from Russia what the Kurds need. Neither the Turks, Syrians, Iranians, and Iraqis still do not want the Kurds to have autonomy. And do you think that Assad will listen to Russia and give autonomy you are as naive as children in the Middle East and during the Soviet Union did not care what Moscow wanted and I don’t think that something has changed.

[Eugene Besfamilny]

You seem to be a great specialist. Where can I read your dissertation on the Middle East?

[ventel]

In order to understand the problem, you need to know at least the story and have a head that thinks and analyzes and not stupidly look at the box where all sorts of experts and doctors will rub what is beneficial to the right-wing elite. For example, you know that in Syria in 1983, Pope Assad crushed the Sunni raids and several thousand civilians died, but experts and doctors are not to blame for this, but only the Saudis with the Qatari people and America with Israel are to blame.

[Nikolaevich I]

Quote: ventel

in Syria 1983 a year, Pope Assad crushed the Sunni rapture ....

And THERE WAS NOT “CHARGING”!
The boorish uprising of the “Muslim brothers” in 1982: Since the mid-70 years, the activities of radical Islamists, the “Muslim brothers”, with which a number of Sufi sheikhs were associated, have intensified in this country. In January 1981, various Islamic organizations of Syria united in the Islamic Action Front, which proclaimed its goal to overthrow the Assad regime and create a just society in Syria based on the principles of Islam, the fight against Shiite hegemony.
By that time, militants of this organization, calling themselves the "Combat Vanguard", had already become famous in Syria. For the first time they declared themselves in October 1976 of the year precisely in Hama - by the murder of a high-ranking officer. This was followed by a series of killings, and on 16 on June 1979, an attack on an artillery college in Aleppo, when 32 cadet-Alavite was killed, “Combat Vanguard” marked the beginning of a real “city guerilla” against the regime.

In 1979-1981 alone in Aleppo more than 300 people were killed - activists of the ruling party, police, military, Christians, doctors, teachers and even moderate theologians. In February 1980, one of Syria’s leading theologians, Sheikh Mohammed al-Shahi, was shot dead right in the mosque.

On 26 on June 1980, militants staged a failed assassination attempt on Syrian President Hafez al-Assad.

The authorities responded with repression. Of the activists of the ruling Ba'ath party, "national defense companies" were formed under the command of the younger brother of Hafez, Vice President Rifaat Assad. After the assassination attempt against H. Assad in Palmyra prison, the “defenders" killed almost a thousand prisoners arrested on suspicion of involvement in the Islamists. A law was passed punishing death by Islamists.
Separate political steps have been taken. The mayor of Damascus, Sunni Aderrauf Kasm, known for his religiosity and honesty, was appointed prime minister. With the support of the president, he began the fight against corruption, tried to achieve greater efficiency in the work of state bodies.

But the situation continued to deteriorate. Aleppo was shocked by explosions and riots, hundreds of people were killed in Damascus as a result of several explosions of mined cars.
The denouement came on the night of 2 on 3 on February 1982, when, during a special operation in Hama, an army detachment was defeated by rebels under the command of the local field commander Umar Jawad (Abu Bakr). At the call of Abu Bakr, a general uprising began, government buildings were seized, hundreds of officials and party activists were killed on the spot. Hama was proclaimed the "liberated city", her radio station called on the Syrians to rebel against the "infidels." The Islamic revolution in Syria has begun.

The authorities acted decisively. “Defense companies”, reliable army units and special forces — about 12 of thousands of troops — are being transferred to Hama. The general management of the operation was carried out by Rifaat Assad, on the spot commanded by the chief of military counterintelligence, General Ali Duba and the commander of the Syrian special forces, General Ali Kheidar. The order was simple: "end the Islamists at all costs."
The city was blocked, artillery and aviation worked on it. Then the troops with tanks went on the assault, they did not take prisoners. After the 4 days of fierce fighting that turned the city into ruins, the uprising was crushed, and stripping continued for a couple of weeks.
Immediately after the Hama throughout Syria, the "defense companies" began a real hunt for everyone suspected of sympathizing with the Islamists. By the middle of the 1982 year, the armed Islamist underground in Syria ceased to exist, its remnants fled to Iraq.

[ventel]

Well, at least someone looked at Wikipedia. So you think that the problems in Syria are the machinations of external factors and the inside of the problem seems to be absent. A strange logic, although now they also say that the Great October Revolution was made by the greedy Masons with a bunch of heeled sailors at the direction of the Anglo-German Jews, and the people completely loved the king's father. Here I see the same thing.

[Nikolaevich I]

Quote: ventel

Here I see the same thing.

Duc ..... you can look through binoculars ... and you can turn!

[happy]

I'll get in;)
In any country you can find domestic problems. In absolutely any country, there are dissatisfied. And what, on this basis, should we destroy all countries, divide, and so on?
Specifically in Syria, everything is very transparent. The pipe was not allowed to be laid. Everything else stuck like a fish, stuck.

[ventel]

Here, I partially agree, but if it’s not possible to solve internal problems for a long time not to seek a compromise in society, then radicals appear. You are so sure that the whole thing is in the pipe, and maybe you need to look at the problem from the other side. For clarity, I want to give an example of Iraq in the 60s, because there were border disputes and they didn’t reach a compromise with Iran and Kuwait a little bit, but after 20-30 years they rushed that they still cannot put out. This is why the east is a delicate matter.

[happy]

No need to give an example. Syria is an example.

[Captain Pushkin]

Quote: ventel

Now they also say that the Great October Revolution was done by the greedy Masons with a bunch of drunken sailors at the behest of the Anglo-German Jews, and the people loved the tsar’s father completely. And here I see the same thing.

Well, for example, the Anglo-German were at the dance floor, and the American ones soloed.
The composition of the driving nucleus of the Great October Revolution is best studied in the report of the commission of the US Congress, if I am not mistaken, in 1918. Including the national composition.

[Nikolay Fedorov]

Quote: ventel

Sorry, but you are a specialist in the Middle East or you know better from Russia what the Kurds need. Neither the Turks, Syrians, Iranians, and Iraqis still do not want the Kurds to have autonomy. And do you think that Assad will listen to Russia and give autonomy you are as naive as children in the Middle East and during the Soviet Union did not care what Moscow wanted and I don’t think that something has changed.

oh the wisest scientist it would be good and you would be better understood if you used punctuation marks syntax and rules of spelling and cases

[ventel]

So if you don’t have anything to object to my comments, then you can find fault with the grammar or pulling out a quote from the comment to embed a warning.

[Nikolay Fedorov]

Quote: ventel

So if you don’t have anything to object to my comments, then you can find fault with the grammar or pulling out a quote from the comment to embed a warning.

about the wisest, is it possible to object to your comments because you all know everything, I only humbly point out that it would be good and you would be better understood if you used punctuation marks syntax and spelling and case rules with singular plurals

[ventel]

You can goof as much as you want. But when I read the comments where they write how other peoples live and that for them they do not know the ministry, culture, history and religious convictions, it becomes clear that society is degrading. And if society is degrading, it is easier to manipulate and it can be thrown into any meat grinder because it is deserved it.

[Eugene Besfamilny]

Either Ukraine will destroy our entire army three times, then the Kurds ... How to live?

[Separ DNR]

Quote: Eugene Besfamilny

Either Ukraine will destroy our entire army three times, then the Kurds ... How to live?

Mournfully

[ICT]

just by the way, the site of the great Kurdistan was covered, like a couple of weeks already, before that the more patsian turned their work

[HEATHER]

What is not 5? Are Kurds next? It was necessary to say in the Bundestag.

[Nikolay Fedorov]

Quote: VERESK

It was necessary to say in the Bundestag.

You and Frolov-Crimean - Respect! Strong poems.

[RED_ICE]

everything is possible in war. and MO will hide the truth and no one will know anything.

[happy]

I can believe in hostility. In fact, they are more enemies of the Russian Federation than friends. Definitely.
But about the downed helicopters ... if so, I think they will start rolling out soon. And most likely, just tryndezh. Bullying and nothing more.

[PARTIZAN MOJAKHEDOVICH]

Will you ... live and they 3.14 ... will receive their curators.

[Terenin]

There is information, but there is the so-called "bazaar". From this message I am inclined more to the "bazaar".

[Manul]

What are you all naive. You about the people like the Kurds, how did you find out? Right. From the Air Force and CNN. What about the Taliban? And about Igil? And what about the chemical weapons of Iraq? And what about Iran’s nuclear danger? And about the poor Afghans whom the USSR oppresses? There is no nfrjuj proud people who can fight for statehood if they do not help them with ammunition and provisions. So someone needs this.

[kkk888]

at any cost to drag Russia into the conflict that is brewing with the Kurds

[Alexander Mage]

If this is not a stuffing, then it seems that someone has a problem ...

[dizil]

Everything that is not done is done for the better. So Syria will have to clean it from the Kurds, and Turkey is sleeping and sees how to send all the Kurds after the igil.

[Unibor]

Poke on the clave do not toss the bags. Let them throw at least one photo. When our Bomber shot down so many videos and photos were- and here are three turntables and not one photo

[VIa70286887]

Just shot.

[Pilot1980]

Nothing critical. A simple shelling, one was hooked but so, at the level of the “through hole” to be “glued”.

[mss001]

If the helicopters were really shot down, then dig a grave for yourself, because you will be DESTROYED. Retribution is inevitable.

[Yugra]

So, you need to help the Turks hammer the Kurds into the Stone Age ...

[iouris]

Quote: Ugra

So, you need to help the Turks hammer the Kurds into the Stone Age ...

It is necessary to “hammer” the Americans, but with the Kurds and the rest we must try to negotiate.

[nov_tech.vrn]

so what shot down or fired? how many comments will be covered with a copper basin?

[tank64rus]

If that were so, then there would be a photo and video.