Militants in Syria tried to undermine the patrol of the military police of the Armed Forces

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An attempt to undermine the patrol of the military police of the Armed Forces of the Russian Federation was made by militants in the Syrian province of Dar'a. This was announced by the head of the Center for reconciliation of the warring parties, Major General Alexei Bakin.

Militants in Syria tried to undermine the patrol of the military police of the Armed Forces




According to Bakin, the militants laid an improvised explosive device with a remote control on the route of the patrol of the military police of the Russian Armed Forces, and as the Russian police approached, they undermined it. As a result of the explosion, there are no casualties among the Russian servicemen, the equipment also did not receive any damage. Based on the results of this incident, a decision was taken to introduce additional measures to ensure the security of the Russian military contingent.

On the route of the patrol of the military police of the Armed Forces of the Russian Federation in the province of Dera'a, Syria, a remote undermining of an improvised explosive device mounted on the Kharaba-Maarab road section was committed. There are no casualties among Russian military personnel and no damage to military equipment.

- said Bakin, adding that the attack was carried out by the militants in order to destabilize and exacerbate the situation in the region.

Earlier it was reported that militants of terrorist organizations located in the Idlib de-escalation zone resumed strikes on the territory of the Russian Khmeimim airbase. An attempt to attack the air base with the help of three drones on the night of July 12 was repelled by the air defense forces of the base, shooting down drones at a safe distance from the air base.
  • Ministry of Defense of the Russian Federation
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  1. +2
    13 July 2019 22: 53
    8 years have already been fighting and there is no end in sight.
    1. +8
      13 July 2019 23: 35
      Remind the kindest man in Afghanistan and Iraq "light elves" for how long they sit
    2. +15
      14 July 2019 02: 22
      It’s better to dispose of Barmalei there than on their borders or, God forbid, IEDs will be torn on their territory.
      It is correctly said: the memory of the people +/- 2 weeks from the event - they have already forgotten, as in the 2000s, from each loudspeaker at the stations they broadcast: "Citizens, be vigilant! In connection with the threat of terrorist attacks ..." And the terrorist attacks of the 2000s are also forgotten !?
      1. -12
        14 July 2019 04: 00
        Yeah ...
        That's just how much RF will be a "plug" in this "barrel"? Something from the mudflow is not to see the positive dynamics of the situation to resolution.
        And about the attacks - it will be necessary for the sponsors, and without any Syria you barmalei and on the borders and inside will breed. There would be money, as they say ...
        1. +2
          14 July 2019 10: 41
          Compared to 2015, the stabilization progress in Syria is significant.
        2. -1
          14 July 2019 14: 04
          The more whining, the greater the degree of influence of deviations on the masses, the easier it is for sponsors to find fools to conduct deviations and the higher dividends for them from sabotage!
    3. 0
      14 July 2019 08: 02
      Hmm, thanks to these barmales, the Russian military-industrial complex got the opportunity to test new types of weapons, pilots, paratroopers, and the entire Russian contingent located in Syria gets combat experience, and destroy the barmales further away from its borders. The whole world sees the power of Russian weapons and the ability of Russians to act ......
  2. 0
    13 July 2019 22: 54
    The usual terrorist tactics, "cornering" ... Vile in essence ... It is extremely difficult to fight this ...
  3. +6
    13 July 2019 23: 00
    It is necessary to put equipment for suppression of radio-controlled landmines of the "Fox" type on the vehicles.
    1. +7
      13 July 2019 23: 02
      Most likely she blew up a land mine. I doubt that the barmalei could screw up from scratch
    2. +3
      13 July 2019 23: 51
      At one time in Iraq and now in Afghanistan this was answered using other types of fuses, up to the good old wire activators with a terminal.

      More effective use of explosion-proof equipment. Simple logic works here. Dip 10-15kg or disguise as a stone, or something else = it's relatively simple. Plus, small cells can collect and set it, and their 100500.

      Now you need to undermine 50kg + to achieve even a minimal effect. Over in Mali, they blew up the UN convoy - 2 of the truck in the red, all escaped with a slight startle.



      At the same time, exhibiting such bookmarks / mining vehicles already requires the attraction of significant forces, means and time. That is, the chance to reveal a cell sharply increases. And in the end, an 1-2 subversion comes out instead of 8-10 - with the same explosive use.
  4. 0
    13 July 2019 23: 01
    When we decide to liquidate the Idlib group ... like a bone in the throat
    1. -6
      13 July 2019 23: 05
      Never. If you roll the Turkoman in Idlib, Erdogan will block the Turkish Stream. And this is big money - $ 10 billion a year.
      1. -3
        13 July 2019 23: 07
        Quote: Klim Chugunkin
        If roll out Turkoman in Idlib, Erdogan will block South Stream

        Right? wink
        1. -8
          13 July 2019 23: 28
          Well, in fact, Idlib was exchanged for the Turkish Stream. Erdogan was stupidly seated at the table, put a gas contract in front of him, gave him a pen - "Sign it! Or you know what ..."

          Business in Russian! laughing
          1. +3
            13 July 2019 23: 35
            Quote: Klim Chugunkin
            Erdogan was stupidly seated at the table, put a gas contract in front of him, gave him a pen - "Sign it! Or you know what ...

            Funny picture. Sami saw al heard from whom? wink
            1. -5
              13 July 2019 23: 50
              Yes, you can easily roll out Idlib, you just need to understand that Erdogan will respond economically. This is obvious, well, not by war he will go to Russia.
              1. +1
                13 July 2019 23: 52
                Quote: Klim Chugunkin
                It is obvious

                It’s possible for you. To me - not yet.

                So what is your belief that

                Quote: Klim Chugunkin
                in fact Idlib and exchanged for Turkish stream

                ?

                Well, that's just sooooooooo interesting ... Insider what a thread, go? wink

                NB: 7.02.2017 Putin signed a law ratifying the agreement with Turkey on the gas pipeline.
                17.09.2018 - negotiations in Sochi, following which Russia and Turkey agreed to create a demilitarized zone in Idlib.

                So what did they exchange for, or am I not catching up with something? what
                1. -6
                  14 July 2019 00: 01
                  It was a metaphor. I wanted to say that the Turks have a serious lever of pressure on the Russian leadership. Economic.
                  1. +1
                    14 July 2019 00: 14
                    Quote: Klim Chugunkin
                    It was a metaphor.

                    Quote: Klim Chugunkin
                    Erdogan was stupidly seated at the table, put a gas contract in front of him, gave him a pen - "Sign it! Or you know what ..."

                    Business in Russian!

                    Figase you have "metaphors" belay

                    Okay. Clear. The lever, of course, is. But, like any stick, it has two ends ... this is a metaphor laughing

                    But seriously - Idlib, dragging, still the so-called. "demilitarized zone". And no one has canceled this yet. But the fact that Nusra is playing pranks there is a lever for pressure on the Turks. Quite real.

                    That is why, it seems to me, Idlib has not yet been "rolled out." Technically, though, it's probably perfectly feasible.

                    What do you think? wink
                    1. -3
                      14 July 2019 00: 24
                      I think we need to withdraw the troops. The task is completed - ISIS is defeated, the opposition is defeated, Assad is firmly on his feet. And if he wants to fight Idlib, let him fight. If what we are not doing.
                      1. 0
                        14 July 2019 00: 39
                        Quote: Klim Chugunkin
                        I think we need to withdraw troops

                        Mdja ... recourse

                        Not only everyone can think so. Few can do it

                        I have doubts that you will find many like-minded people. Even here, on the site, where the composition of the inhabitants is Noah's Ark, practically.

                        Thanks for talking, I haven’t laughed so laughing good laughing
                2. +2
                  14 July 2019 02: 10
                  Quote: Cat Man Null
                  So what is your belief that
                  in fact Idlib and exchanged for Turkish stream
                  Well, that's just sooooooooo interesting ... Insider what a thread, go?

                  No, this is the current you here with "knowledgeable people" have a straight line laughing
                  Your epic comment from a neighboring topic:
                  Quote: Cat Man Null
                  I talked to people from Arrow and Energy.

                  All the rest are forced to analyze the current situation with their head. hi
                  We need to drive hydrocarbons to Europe. Not that we will talk with Turkey, with Ukraine
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                3. xax
                  +2
                  15 July 2019 00: 46
                  Quote: Cat Man Null
                  NB: 7.02.2017 Putin signed a law ratifying the agreement with Turkey on the gas pipeline.
                  17.09.2018 - negotiations in Sochi, following which Russia and Turkey agreed to create a demilitarized zone in Idlib.
                  So what did they exchange for, or am I not catching up with something?


                  In Ukraine, for example, the gas pipeline has been built for decades, following your "logic" - problems with gas transit there now have nowhere to come from laughing
      2. 0
        14 July 2019 11: 29
        Idlib is not a separate city, but a province with a large number of armed people .... I think so far, corny, there are no human resources for the SAA to storm this territory.
    2. +2
      14 July 2019 05: 01
      Quote: 1976AG
      When we decide to liquidate the Idlib group ... like a bone in the throat

      Turkey will not. They remember that it was once the Ottoman Empire. Moreover, Turkomans and other people loyal to Turkey live there. For Turkey, Idlib - as for us a piece of Ukraine
    3. 0
      14 July 2019 09: 33
      And we, let the Syrians roll
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  6. -7
    13 July 2019 23: 27
    If this road is under the control of Assad’s army, then the question is - who passed the route, or allowed to set a land mine? This is not a deaf forest or mountains. Afghan and Chechen stories are repeated. And the green buck as it was, and remained .. sad : And very sweet to someone. sad
    1. +3
      14 July 2019 02: 15
      Remember the Chechen campaign. It seems that they cleared the village. In the afternoon, a civilian, at night an action movie.
      1. -1
        14 July 2019 03: 07
        Quote: aiden
        Remember the Chechen campaign.

        Remember ...
        Quote: aiden
        It seems that they cleared the village. In the afternoon, a civilian, at night an action movie.

        Yeah ... wassat Repeat? During the day, they cleaned the fish, and by night it went into the blue sea ... belay
        Everything is relative. Are there many Russians living in "cleansed Chechnya" now? And how many people live in Moscow? Consider that while 60 rubles goes in the form of subsidies, in the "village" - DAY. Not by NIGHT will be mentioned.
        In practice, there are norms of international law, and it is not Erdogan who is leading in Syria, but Assad. Issues of any kind and internal "graters" are resolved at once in the presence of both parties. From nothing, drones, jeeps with MLRS installations, ammunition, explosives, mines do not appear.
        If this settlement does not take place, it means that "everything is confused in the Oblonskys' house."
        hi
        1. TTX
          0
          14 July 2019 07: 16
          Quote: ROSS 42
          Everything is relative. Are there many Russians living in "cleansed Chechnya" now? And how many people live in Moscow?

          Don't rub salt on the wound ... Still, the war is much more expensive ... We have been twice. And Syria borders on the "navel of the earth" and if anything, you can put pressure on it very painfully!
  7. +1
    14 July 2019 05: 07
    ...................
  8. TTX
    0
    14 July 2019 07: 08
    Our main thing is alive! And the barmaley will answer for this ..
  9. 0
    14 July 2019 08: 43
    Quote: Klim Chugunkin
    Never. If you roll the Turkoman in Idlib, Erdogan will block the Turkish Stream. And this is big money - $ 10 billion a year.

    No one makes sudden movements. There will be a systematic decrease in the presence of militants. The work, with a high probability, is carried out not only and not so much by the military contingent, but also with the help of good reasoning and negotiations, expressed in the diplomatic language.
    Behind these streamlined expressions are a number of reasons why Turkey will not do this.
  10. -3
    14 July 2019 20: 02
    Incidentally, the Iranians were blown up.
    More precisely, pro-Iranian police who want to oust the Russian military
    police from the area.

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