New aggravation in Syria: CAA pulls forces and means to the demarcation line in Idlib

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New aggravation in Syria: CAA pulls forces and means to the demarcation line in Idlib

From Syria, there are reports of an increase in the concentration of forces and means of the Syrian government troops in the south and east of the province of Idlib. Recall that a few days ago, reports came from Syria that the SAA allegedly attacked the adjacent territory of Idlib "in the area where the Turkish observation post was located." After that, there were reports of a retaliatory strike using Turkish drones.

Against this background, there were reports of approaching the demarcation line, including in the area of ​​the city of Serakib militant units supported by Turkey. First of all, we are talking about an increase in the concentration of representatives of the terrorist group "Khayat Tahrir al-Sham" (the former "Jebhat al-Nusra", banned in the Russian Federation). Militants are pulling artillery mounts, pickups with machine guns and memory, mortars, other weapons and equipment to the demarcation line.



The reports said that the Turkish attack drone launched a missile attack on the positions of the Syrian government forces in the area of ​​Babila, not far from the CAA-controlled city of Maaret al-Nuuman.



Information is also received from the SAR about the battles of the SAA with the militants in the province of Hama.

Recall that some time ago, several provinces of Syria, including Deir ez-Zor, Suweida and Hama, were bombed from the air. Al-Arabiya TV channel speculated that Israeli strikes aviation. The Israeli Ministry of Defense left these statements without comment.
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  1. +1
    25 June 2020 08: 00
    The big batch is bubbling, it blows bubbles ... it can also cross over the edge. For a long time, the state of non-persistence will not continue.
    1. +2
      25 June 2020 08: 17
      Quote: rocket757
      The big batch is bubbling, it blows bubbles ... it can also cross over the edge. For a long time, the state of non-persistence will not continue.

      Turkey currently does not find understanding with France because of its actions in Libya. Greece will not support Turkey either, Germany and Turkey also have no mutual understanding ...
      In short, the Sultan quarreled with everyone with whom he could, and he does not have good relations with us.
      I think the Syrians will take advantage of this. Or should they use the contradictions between Turkey and NATO to restore order on their territory and to bring their troops to Idlib
      1. +2
        25 June 2020 08: 32
        This is a BV, everything is not constantly there, it is changing rapidly (almost everything).
        The situation is such that a large uncle from behind a curse can affect the events, to some extent, but he, there, at home, has problems above the roof. We’ll see ... there are NO stable allies there and there won’t be, for the time being ... our people need to very, very take this into account. it is advisable to use every convenient moment, Schaub to consolidate what is created and works and create new. It is necessary to show STRENGTH, but to remain flexible ... there is nobody to appoint / call a friend there, fellow travelers, nothing more.
      2. 0
        25 June 2020 09: 30
        Quote: Invoce
        Quote: rocket757
        The big batch is bubbling, it blows bubbles ... it can also cross over the edge. For a long time, the state of non-persistence will not continue.

        Turkey currently does not find understanding with France because of its actions in Libya. Greece will not support Turkey either, Germany and Turkey also have no mutual understanding ...
        In short, the Sultan quarreled with everyone with whom he could, and he does not have good relations with us.
        I think the Syrians will take advantage of this. Or should they use the contradictions between Turkey and NATO to restore order on their territory and to bring their troops to Idlib

        In this regard, it can be stated that the futility of military operations in Libya,
        will aggravate the conflict in Syria. Turkey will not give up the occupied land to the Syrians
        1. +1
          25 June 2020 09: 56
          And who said that fighting in Libya is unpromising?
          1. -1
            25 June 2020 12: 13
            Quote: KURT330
            And who said that fighting in Libya is unpromising?

            Delivering everything across the sea is not promising for the belligerent, especially in the event of a collision with Egypt, and Greece will not support the Turks, and without caravans from ships, you can’t transport a lot
            1. -6
              25 June 2020 12: 45
              Well, you know, everything you need has already been delivered. The logistics of the Turks are well established and it continues to operate without stopping. Turkey, unlike the Egyptians, has air tankers. Although Egypt does not shake this mess, it’s unique. And Greece and France, even if they dare to confront the Turks, the answer will be tough, believe me. Nobody wants to escalate the conflict, but the Turks cannot be stopped. If Macron and Greece had any leverage, they would have applied immediately. Tomorrow Macron will consult with GDP. France is a member of NATO and asks for help from the Russian Federation. Isn’t it funny? By the way, Turks today conduct exercises near the coast of Greece. Waves from Turkish frigates reach the Greek coast. French resources openly write that they do not need a confrontation with Turkey, you can google yourself.
              1. 0
                25 June 2020 13: 11
                Quote: KURT330
                Well, you know, everything you need is already delivered

                Do not say this to anyone else. We carry and carry everything, and the Turks transported ALL for the war in 2 weeks.
                Quote: KURT330
                Turkey, unlike the Egyptians, has air tankers.

                What is the advantage for the Turks, given that at one gas station Turkish planes fly perfectly to Libya
                Quote: KURT330
                Although Egypt does not shake this mess, it’s unique.

                What is your statement based on? Why should Egypt pull together troops, enough high-profile statements or why did they outline a red line in Libya?
                Quote: KURT330
                And Greece and France, even if they dare to confront the Turks, the answer will be tough, believe me.

                The answer is only if Erdogan is driven into a corner, and the Turks sit quietly, no economy can withstand a military clash from 3-4 sides
                Quote: KURT330
                . If Macron and Greece had any leverage, they would have applied immediately.

                The levers can be of different levels, and so far nothing has been involved in the principle. There are enough political options and an embargo on the supply of weapons inside the NATO bloc.
                Quote: KURT330
                . French resources openly write that they don’t need a confrontation with Turkey,

                The French press is like a woman of no heavy behavior. Read what they write in France when they burn a couple of hundred cars in Paris
                1. -2
                  25 June 2020 16: 07
                  Egypt cannot draw the red lines of Turkey.
                  The embargo does not scare us, since we produce almost everything ourselves.
                  And you are right about the press, it reflects the face of the state. What a press, such a Macron.
              2. -1
                25 June 2020 14: 00
                Nobody is going to stop the Ottomans. The time has not come yet. The more and longer the Turks will strain, the more accommodating and docile the Sultan will be. And then adult uncles will come, and not forgetting about their polymer interests, they will all die.
                1. -3
                  25 June 2020 16: 25
                  And who are these adult uncles? Egypt, UAE, Greece or CA? Maybe France, she's more like an adult aunt with low social responsibility. Well, as for the Russian Federation with the United States, Turkey made them understand that it would have to be reckoned with. You know, and they’re considered wink
                  1. 0
                    25 June 2020 17: 16
                    Adult uncles are those who so far are not openly and temporarily interfering in the Arab showdown. France? - Yes, without the approval of the United States, they will not democratically bomb anyone. Turkey? Oddly enough, the policy pursued by her suits the powers that be and for the time being condescendingly pretends to be reckoned with. Although at the sanctions level, the Turks can be tightened up in many positions.
              3. -1
                25 June 2020 14: 20
                An interesting fact should be talked about, about which everyone is silent. For example, recently Egyptian President Sisi said that Sirte and Jufra are a red line for him. This happened during an inspection of a military unit near the border of Libya. There were guests from Libya, heads of some radical tribes against PNS. Sisi finished his introduction, then one of the heads of the tribes began with a radical speech against the PNS. In response Sisi expressed an opinion about the red line in order to reassure this guest. Journalists connected with questions based on this, asking the question that all this really think so? ?? In response, Sisi admitted that he got excited with the red line, etc ... security, border, world peace .... A certain Egyptian journalist told about this, but for some reason the world media grabbed the "red line" Not only, after, the Egyptian minister said that Sisi was misunderstood about the red line.
                1. -1
                  25 June 2020 16: 10
                  Sisi himself soon Ethiopians and the opposition will draw a red line across.
              4. -1
                25 June 2020 19: 09
                Not one such "strategist" has already turned their heads. And the sultan is no exception.
      3. 0
        25 June 2020 09: 51
        It doesn’t matter who is arguing with whom. It is important how the air defense works on Turkish drones.
        1. -3
          25 June 2020 09: 57
          With such air defense it is quite possible to lose the second eye wink
          1. 0
            25 June 2020 09: 59
            Exactly. We will see if the correct conclusions are made. Enough time has passed.
      4. -2
        25 June 2020 19: 06
        With Egypt and Iran, the sultan is also with bayonets. Finish hearty!
  2. +3
    25 June 2020 08: 05
    Hmm ... somehow it is necessary to determine. Or to drive the militants from the territory of Syria or give to the Turks ...
    1. -1
      25 June 2020 08: 46
      Quote: parusnik
      Hmm ... somehow you need to determine. Or kick out fighters from Syria
      Only a global strike on terrorists, with complete destruction. Means are, you need a solution. recourse request
    2. +2
      25 June 2020 10: 22
      Quote: parusnik
      ... somehow it is necessary to determine whether to drive the militants from the territory of Syria or surrender to the Turks

      At the moment, the problem is not how to clear the Idlib province from different gangs, but how to make the reinforced mechanized division of the Turkish armed forces leave. Moreover, a whole group of troops is covering this division from the territory of Turkey itself, ready to support it at any moment. Putin let the goat into the garden, but did not think about how to drive him out of there. Force to force Erdogan to leave does not work, but in order to force politically, have to give him something very significant? Does Putin have this? I doubt, or rather, I do not believe
    3. +1
      25 June 2020 14: 11
      Quote: parusnik
      Hmm ... somehow it is necessary to determine. Or to drive the militants from the territory of Syria or give to the Turks ...

      And what is determined there? They have already given everything to them - the whole of Afrin, the entire northern part of the country and half of Idlib. The Turks are not from the pissing ones and they will not return anything just like that. And no one dares to take it back. For those who want - strength is not enough. And for those who can, the heels are shaking.
  3. -2
    25 June 2020 08: 29
    Tired of all this pro-Turkish shit. Many-armed Erdogan is also tired.
  4. -1
    25 June 2020 08: 42
    There are clearly sticking star-striped six-pointed ears. Until Syria takes control of the Idlib-Israeli section of the border, so will the Barmales be brought there
    1. +3
      25 June 2020 08: 44
      Idlib does not border Israel, at least study the map.
      1. 0
        25 June 2020 14: 03
        Israel borders on all countries of the world, but on a mental level.
    2. +1
      25 June 2020 08: 45
      Quote: forest1
      There are clearly sticking star-striped six-pointed ears. Until Syria takes control of the Idlib-Israeli section of the border, so will the Barmales be brought there

      Which section of the border? lol
      1. 0
        25 June 2020 14: 13
        Quote: Aron Zaavi
        Which section of the border?

        They told you, Idlib-Israeli. No one has yet disproved parallel universes. wink
    3. +4
      25 June 2020 09: 04
      Sometimes it’s better to be silent than to write nonsense.
      Check what's happening on the Japanese-Canadian border
    4. +4
      25 June 2020 09: 49
      The Idlib-Israeli border is again troubled. In response to the provocations of the militants, peacefully plowing Israeli tractors opened intense torpedo-machine gun fire on the Basmachi. am
      1. +3
        25 June 2020 10: 39
        machine-gun torpedo fire on basmachi. am
        By Sahara Loggers)
    5. +2
      25 June 2020 10: 03
      Another proof of the ignorance of commentators making biased conclusions))
  5. +1
    25 June 2020 09: 25
    Quote: forest1
    There are clearly sticking star-striped six-pointed ears. Until Syria takes control of the Idlib-Israeli section of the border, so will the Barmales be brought there

    Most likely, it was meant ...- the Turkish border. Well described man, with whom does not happen?
    1. +2
      25 June 2020 10: 34
      Okay, he made a mistake with the border, but this is no longer a mistake
      There are clearly sticking star-striped six-pointed ears.
      , at least idiocy or provocation, or maybe both.
  6. 0
    25 June 2020 09: 51
    Quote: Invoce
    In short, the Sultan quarreled with everyone with whom he could, and he does not have good relations with us.

    And what, before the Sultan kissed the gums with the above?
    Turkey to this day brings troops to Idlib. What side is Greece and France here. They are soon being fed up too.
  7. -2
    25 June 2020 16: 17
    Quote: APASUS
    Do not say this to anyone else. We carry and carry everything, and the Turks transported ALL for the war in 2 weeks.

    You carry while the Turks allow you.
  8. -1
    25 June 2020 17: 40
    Quote: Junior Private
    Although at the sanctions level, the Turks can be tightened up in many positions.

    Cranes can be twisted by many, even to the Hague to hold the handle.
    Haftar's mottled hodgepodge has already given enough reasons for this.
    UN specialists are already working in Tarkhun regarding mass graves in which children and women with their hands bound are buried.

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