SAA completely freed Serakib and took control of the M4-M5 road junction

From Syria, there are reports of an important stage in the offensive operation of the Syrian government forces in the province of Idlib. The SAA command reports that the city of Serakib has completely come under the control of government forces. Recall that on the eve of a group of militants of up to 1,5 people was surrounded in Serakiba.

Today it became known that the SAA cleared Serakib and, perhaps more importantly, took complete control of the M4-M5 highway interchange. The first of these highways leads to the Mediterranean Sea in the west, the second - across the country - to Damascus and the province of Daraa in the south.

The following fact draws particular attention: special resistance to the Syrian troops came from three Turkish observation posts. At the same time, in the area of ​​the observation post of the Turkish Armed Forces near Bajariz, militants of the Hayyat Tahrir al-Sham terrorist group, banned in Russia, showed activity. They tried to launch a counterattack with the fire support of the Turkish armed forces.

It is known that Turkish tank the convoy advanced from the city of Sarmin, which is controlled by militants. The tanks are trying to advance towards the liberated SAA Serakib and one of the Turkish armed forces posts, but the Syrian troops built several defense sections on this site.

According to Turkish Foreign Minister Mevlut Cavusoglu, the situation will be discussed at a meeting with the Russian delegation.

Comments

[Sergey39]

Erdogan wants to snatch something from Putin.

[svp67]

Quote: Sergey39

Erdogan wants to snatch something from Putin.

Putin’s ????? Ha ha ha Erdogan wants to build Great Turkey ... and because of his ambitions, we are getting closer and closer to a strong aggravation of the situation and not only there

[Nastia makarova]

long abscess must burst

[Thrall]

Quote: Sergey39

Erdogan wants to snatch something from Putin.

From a dead donkey's ears, unless

[Zdishek]

This is not that Putin

[Nastia makarova]

is this his double?))))

[Alexey Sommer]

Quote: svp67

Erdogan wants

He can and wants to want, but who will give him?)

[Dmitry Donskoy]

Yes, if he takes a small bite from Syria and from Libya, then he will become a collector of land in the eyes of the Turks.

[Aaron Zawi]

They took Sarakib without heavy fighting.

[Thrifty]

The Turks are increasingly entering Syria, an open confrontation will soon begin! So the question will become an edge before Putin-how to be then!

[Nyrobsky]

Quote: Sergey39

Erdogan wants to snatch something from Putin.

Stopping the offensive, a new ceasefire line according to prevailing realities and Idlib

[K-50]

on the eve of a group of militants of up to 1,5 people was surrounded in Serakiba.

And ODAB s to comb them!
For our fallen officers, soldiers, wounded. All to dust!

[Chigi]

Yes, and I would like specifics of what happened to

Quote: K-50

a group of militants of up to 1,5 people was surrounded in Serakiba.

"Were they allowed to leave", "destroyed", "arrested"?

[PalBor]

Of course, they let go. In fact, otherwise it would have been a terrible massacre. In Sarakib there were up to 170 active fighters of "moderate" terrorist groups, members of their families, foreign fighters, collaborators, all sorts of bandits, simply intimidated residents, etc.
Fifteen hundred remained there in the hope of an offensive by the Turks, but they still did not dare to take serious action. So the last militants under fire with losses washed away. Now a significant part of Sarmin and Idlib is trying to build defense. A tank column of the Turks came there. We will see.
Tomorrow, the Russian delegation arrives in Ankara. Apparently, they will talk about new boundaries of the de-escalation zone. I hope you don’t have to take it back.

[Chigi]

4-6 ODAB would be enough ... the rest would run away

[PalBor]

And most likely, it was, well, approximately. Otherwise, what would they explode. There are not so many Syrian fighters there than active fighters. Aviation rules.

[Chigi]

The map does not indicate that our VKS worked out in the area.
Hence the doubts ...

[PalBor]

Old maps were already too lazy to look for. February 6-7 airstrikes are already here.

Where are the bombs?

[Chigi]

Uh ... Judging by the map, Serakib was not bombed, Idlib, Sarmin, An Ayarab bombed.
So how did the 1500 militants actually go from the "surrounded" Serakib?
Left on air-conditioned buses?

[PalBor]

I wrote everything. 1500 last, not waiting for the offensive from the Turks, wound up to Sarmin. And with big losses. And here is the map on February 5th. They bombed everything.

[Dikson]

That's how the Arabs are fighting .. and not only the Arabs .. It is impossible to imagine such a situation in 1943, for example .. They surrounded the army of Paulus ... and then released everyone .. and even sent them comfortably home to Germany .. Yeah .. modern wars are at times bloody operetta ...

[JonnyT]

Oh how, at first they wrote that 1,5 thousand Turks in the boiler at their observation posts, now the militants are politically correct, because Turkey is a partner and an important player in solving the Syrian problem

[signifera]

the city of Serakib completely came under the control of government troops. Recall that on the eve of a group of militants of up to 1,5 people was surrounded in Serakiba

And again about 1500 encircled. If the city is completely under control, then where are 1500 corpses and prisoners? Where is the logic then? The second day you are already telling this nonsense on the site. Yesterday there was the same article. All the militants left. The city was taken without destruction. There were no fights inside the city. Stripping, clearance. The militants are not fools to sit there and die, as they are trying to present them in the news. And there are enough instructors.

[Livonetc]

"Recall that on the eve of a group of militants numbering up to 1,5 thousand people were surrounded in Serakib."
и
"where are 1500 corpses and prisoners?"
No controversy.
The city was surrounded, the group fell down.
By agreement or by negligence, it does not matter.

[signifera]

Well, I don’t know, not seriously like that. Either surrounded, or not surrounded. The militants withdrew, so as not to get into the environment, under the threat of the environment and escaped the environment, if not cool, but there was no environment)))
And CAA does not apply such tactics. Under the threat of the environment it always squeezes out from fortified positions. At the time of departure, most likely they cover themselves well and ours help.

[Alexey Sommer]

Quote: Signifer

where are the 1500 corpses and prisoners?

Do you need to remove and count them all on the camera with your finger?
Or do you like to look at corpses?

[Chigi]

I don’t like to look at the corpses of "jackals", but I would really like to understand and see what exactly happened to them, without this journalistic "vanilla".
We can see the coffins of our four at the funeral, so why can't we look at the corpses of killers?

[Yrec]

So what about the Turkish watch posts? Turks left them and left? Or did the SAA knock them out of there? An important question: did the SAA enter into combat contact with the Turks or not?

[signifera]

And the Turks are sitting at the posts and doing dirty tricks, blocking the movement on the highways. They provide fire support to militants, cover up when a battle is near. And they’re not going to leave the campaign. CAA also blocks the columns that want to go to the reinforcement to the roadblocks that remained on the territory of the CAA. No matter how hard they hit him in the back. The other day, they very much covered the Syrians, sort of like 75 killed, about the wounded did not find information. The Turks have the same loss of 8 killed, wounded I do not know.

[Nastia makarova]

75 this is the turks said

[Yuri]

So I would not believe these numbers

[1959ain]

Our went to negotiate. The Russian military delegation will arrive in Turkey against the background of the Idlib incident. A military delegation from Russia will arrive in Turkey on February 8. https://www.mk.ru/politics/2020/02/07/voennaya-delegaciya-rossii-priedet-v-turciyu-na-fone-incidenta-v-idlibe.html

[Loess]

Quote: 1959ain

Our went to negotiate. The Russian military delegation will come to Turkey against the background of the incident in Idlib

In the next branch, you wrote a little differently:

Quote: 1959ain

Ours are already going to give up. Russian military delegation to arrive in Turkey amid incident in Idlib

As you can see, the situation is changing right before our eyes. And in our favor. First we went to "surrender". Now they are going to "negotiate". Will they come to "set conditions"?

[1959ain]

[/ quote] [quote = Less] As you can see, the situation is changing right before our eyes. And in our favor. First we went to "surrender". Now they are going to "negotiate". Will they come to "set conditions"?

The Turks of Syria gave a month to think about it. Turkey doesn’t need our gas anymore, it earned a gas pipeline from Azerbaijan, and Europe is warm, we even reduced pumping through Ukraine. Let's see who wants to be the Caliph more and who the paper tiger. China has been infected with the virus, the Lord’s ways Inscrutable

[Loess]

Quote: 1959ain

The Turks of Syria gave a month for thought.

If the offensive goes at the same pace as in recent days, then a month will be enough for the Syrians to enter the Syrian-Turkish border throughout and the issue will be closed by itself.

Quote: 1959ain

Turkey doesn’t need our gas anymore,

What about gas?

[1959ain]

Quote: Less

What about gas?

This was the reason for pressure on both sides, now nobody needs gas from Russia, there is nothing to press on, only the Turks will not pay for the S-400, they kind of took it on credit ...... so it’s still unknown which direction it will turn

[Grits]

There are already no four Turkish posts on this map. Although yesterday they figured. Indeed, it is interesting to know where they disappeared? I would personally be more comfortable with information on their disposal on site.
By the way, judging by the map, the center of the Idlib is already hammering artillery.

[Sky strike fighter]

Indeed, it is interesting to know where they disappeared?

There was information that Turkish officers arrived from Turkey as negotiators yesterday to clear up the situation around Serakib, it seems like after that the Turkish military left all posts around Serakib. Then SAA entered the city.
It is now hot west of Aleppo.

Syrian helicopters dropped barrel bombs on jihadists in the Rashidin-4 area. This area has long been deserted, so the use of this kind of ammunition is quite justified here. The western part of Rashidin-4 is almost completely destroyed, in the central and eastern parts there are still three to five-story buildings in which the militants have settled.

Simultaneously with aviation, army artillery was actively working. Howitzers, mortars and MLRS worked in the suburbs of Hreitan, Khayyan, Anadan and the village of Kafr-Kabsin. Turkish self-propelled guns also struck at the Alawite suburbs of Aleppo Nubol and Zahra.

http://warsonline.info/novosti/novosti/siriia/aleppo060220-23.html

[signifera]

Quote: Alexey Sommer

Quote: Signifer

where are the 1500 corpses and prisoners?

Do you need to remove and count them all on the camera with your finger?
Or do you like to look at corpses?

Now the wars are very informational, all parties to the conflict upload photos and videos. Such a major defeat of terrorists could not be unnoticed. And that would mean the end of their resistance, they would not survive such losses. And yes. The destruction of so many militants would have made me very happy. I really want and wait for the victory of the CAA. Plus, I carefully monitor the situation in Syria. I do not call myself an expert, just the tactics of CAA does not change and it is not difficult to predict some moments and situations. And the article is too capricious.

[Chieftain]

victory? I don’t think

[Babermetis]

Quote: Chieftain

victory? I don’t think

Victory in battle, but so far not fairness and reason.

[Vladimir Mashkov]

Hassanan! Now you need to advance to Sarman, Al Is, Erich.

[Commandant]

Well done Syrians! Something they are directly intensely attacking and successfully .. Well, God forbid that no one bothers them .. And who everyone guesses!

[Xenofont]

The funniest thing is that the Turkish checkpoints that they were going to defend to the last disappeared from the map! Magic pendal from Moscow?

[anjey]

According to Turkish Foreign Minister Mevlut Cavusoglu, the situation will be discussed at a meeting with the Russian delegation.

Discuss do not discuss and Idlib, give the Sultan back

[Mentat]

Quote: 1959ain

Quote: Less

What about gas?

This was the reason for pressure on both sides, now nobody needs gas from Russia, there is nothing to press on, only the Turks will not pay for the S-400, they kind of took it on credit ...... so it’s still unknown which direction it will turn

Where do you come from? From what, so to speak, of the Internet annals get out?
If Russian gas would not be needed, the Turks would not have started this project. After all, a gas pipeline from Azerbaijan has already been planned, in your opinion, such things are not done in one week. I would not need a nuclear power plant, would not have seized on this construction site. S-400 would not be needed, would not bark because of them from the United States.
Grab vengeance of a naked snowstorm.

[ANB]

Just a decrease in gas purchases unleashes the RF hands. The Turks will not be able to further reduce purchases. They seem to need a nuclear power plant before the cut. And C400 will pay, otherwise it just won’t work.
So I fully support your opinion.
Everything goes as planned. With a creak, but it’s coming.

[maiman61]

As if the Turks cowards did not burst.

[Prisoner]

Turn your Turks tanks home. Otherwise, the ax will be a tower.

[flicker]

For Erdogan, Idlib became a matter of life and death, and in the literal sense. The geldings endure him in power in Turkey precisely because of Idlib. It is there that the interests of Erdogan and the United States coincide. The interests of the neo-Ottoman Empire require an invasion of Idlib (and not only), read: they require a war with Syria (which I really like mattresses). As soon as Erdogan loses Idlib, he immediately loses his last excuse (in the eyes of the geldings) in order to lead Turkey. Not for the fact that the geldings spent a lot of money when they revived (for almost secular Turkey) neo-osmotic ideology, not for that they brought a decisive tyrant to power so that he abandoned what he was created for. And they created it for war, for the sake of war, the ideas of Ottomanism were returned to secular Turkey. If Erdogan begins to evade war, then his geldings will be finished. The only one who can somehow help Erdogan is Russia. But Erdogan will understand it.

[Geek]

They took the junction M4 M-5 ... now Avtodor will come, put up barriers and will take it for travel)))))))))