Russian military police managed to enter Al-Qamishli, occupied by Kurdish troops

In northern Syria, in the Qamishli region, clashes continue between the Kurdish Asaish and the National Defense Forces (NDF), which include the Baath Brigade and tribal militias supporting Assad. The Russian military police, who intervened in the conflict, managed to bring the parties to the negotiating table.

The aggravation of the situation occurred on April 20 after mutual accusations of the parties; hostilities broke out between the SNO and Asaish. On April 22, the conflict was extinguished, but it lasted only a day, after which fierce battles broke out again. On the morning of April 24, the Kurds controlled 90% of the at-Tai area, pushing the pro-Assad troops back to the airfield area.

However, the Russian military police managed to drive into the area occupied by the Kurds. As follows from the reports, a large convoy of Russian military equipment entered at-Tay, which the Kurds allowed there, and the helicopters of the Russian Aerospace Forces covered the equipment from above. The officers of the military police who arrived in Qamyshly, and also, probably, special forces, took the situation under their control.

So far there is no information about the retreat of the Kurdish Asaish detachments, but the Russian Center for the Reconciliation of the Parties has already announced a compromise.

Asayish is the internal security service of the Kurdish Syrian Democratic Forces (SDF). It has its own armed formations.

Comments

[Victor Tsenin]

And where are UAZ patriots, Toyota is drawn for us?) And here's another thing, a familiar veteran of the GRU spit saliva on the Kurds, calling it the most vile nation. This refers to the truth, who came across personally?

[Konstantin Gogolev]

Personally, I have not come across, but I also heard. But in the Middle East, many nations are known for their bad side - with a knife in their backs. Jackals, go for it.

[Ramzaj99]

Quote: Konstantin Gogolev

In the East, many nations are known from the bad side - with a knife on their backs.

In the east, they negotiate only with the strong. Today we. If we become weak, mattresses or Turks will come tomorrow, and there will be a knife in the back.

[Konstantin Gogolev]

Quote: Ramzaj99

In the east, they negotiate only with the strong

And this is historically true.

[hirurg]

Looks like the Kurds are very sick.
Slightly the states of the Kurds pamper.
Therefore, we asked for a distinction.

[Konstantin Gogolev]

I myself am surprised that for the Kurds this is the capital of the so-called. Northern Syria.

[hirurg]

Well, what to be surprised ...
4 years ago they had a choice.
Or with Russia and Syria.
Or with the states themselves.
We chose the latter.
The answer is wrong.
It is expensive to fix. The Kurds will have to pay something.

[Konstantin Gogolev]

Where now their violent energy will be directed, it will be interesting to see. Don't build houses

[hirurg]

Russia is strong with asymmetric solutions ... And why not at home ...
And why not take the striped owners home?

[Konstantin Gogolev]

Erdogan has clearly not had a week They will go to conquer the Incirling).

[Doliva63]

Quote: Konstantin Gogolev

Where now their violent energy will be directed, it will be interesting to see. Don't build houses

You can also at home. It depends on what pace

[Paragraph Epitafievich Y.]

Quote: hirurg

4 years ago they had a choice.
Or with Russia and Syria.
Or with the states themselves.
We chose the latter.

Whoa! Yes, you are a BV expert, it looks like ...

[hirurg]

Not. I'm just learning. And I express my own opinion.)
I hope you don’t mind?

[Nyrobsky]

Quote: Paragraph Epitafievich Y.

Quote: hirurg

4 years ago they had a choice.
Or with Russia and Syria.
Or with the states themselves.
We chose the latter.
The answer is wrong.
It is expensive to fix. The Kurds will have to pay something.

Whoa! Yes, you are a BV expert, it looks like ...

What's wrong? In principle, the surgeon is right. When the Turks entered with "an armful of olive branches" and "eagle claws", creating a 35x400 km security belt along the Syrian-Turkish border, displacing the Kurds, while Trump had withdrawn the American military from these areas, the Kurds negotiated with Damascus and expressed their readiness to add their 50 thousand bayonets to the ranks of the SAA, and then bought into the promises of mattresses in terms of enriching themselves through joint ownership of oil fields, where in fact they were assigned the role of guarding the American contingent and again continued the policy in defiance of Damascus. Well, since they have repeatedly shown themselves to be incapable of negotiation, then both the Turks and the Syrians will beat them, despite the fact that Russia will not interfere in these matters until they have enlightenment and the understanding that the Americans will not harness themselves for them.

[bayard]

Quote: hirurg

Looks like the Kurds are very sick.
Slightly the states of the Kurds pamper.
Therefore, we asked for a distinction.

Kurds are afraid of the Turks, who do not stand on ceremony with them. The Americans do not help them against the Turks, and they themselves left when the Turkish troops approached.
That is why the Russians are now in authority. But this is all conditional, it's just that each of the parties to the conflict solve their issues with improvised means.
Russia did not kick the Turks out of Idlib and the Kurdish regions of northern Syria, the Americans fled from the Turks, Assad cannot kick the invaders out of the country even with the help of Russia ... everything is unstable there.

[hirurg]

Chess board.
Only the players know where the pieces are and how to move them.)

[antivirus]

and besides, check the cages, planks, floorboards, otherwise they will fall under the figures

[Cowbra]

Quote: Konstantin Gogolev

And this is historically true.

There is one hypothesis - why. It's one thing in the woods - he went into the woods - and catch you there until Ivan Susanin helps. Mountains are another matter - the same thing, hiding is easier than looking. And the desert, or the steppe - where are you going there? Well, that’s why those who didn’t know how to cross their pride - they cut them out at the root - it’s business, to catch up, but multiply by zero.
And in our area, even in sports, losing to a strong man is not a shame, but surrendering in front of him is a shame.
I repeat, just a hypothesis, but some grounds are visible.

[Konstantin Gogolev]

Quote: Cowbra

There is one hypothesis

Another hypothesis is historical. Frequent change of power, both for internal and external circumstances. Especially nowhere to go - you have to keep your nose downwind.

[Cowbra]

It won't work. How the power changed in Russia - there is Shpakovsky over there, he will tell you that somehow it will not come out to compare with long-term dynasties ... ... Rome was baked ... So what? And to walk for millennia, who were not killed - anywhere, but not where you had a country, in fact, they were saved only by closeness, you can even call them Nazism - otherwise they would have been assimilated

[Victor Tsenin]

And where is it different?))

[Paragraph Epitafievich Y.]

Quote: Ramzaj99

In the east they negotiate only with the strong.

In the east, contracts are worthless. Everything on BV temporarily - flip through its new and recent history. Although it is also not necessary to overestimate the independence of BV improvisations)

[Pete mitchell]

Quote: Ramzaj99

Quote: Konstantin Gogolev

In the East, many nations are known from the bad side - with a knife on their backs.

In the east, they negotiate only with the strong. Today we. If we become weak ... there will be a knife in the back.

One of my senior men who served there said: personal courage cannot be denied, but in a group, obedience and adherence to a common plan is better not to hope. Unfortunately, modern realities confirm this.

[Konstantin Gogolev]

Quote: Pete Mitchell

One of my senior officers who served there said: personal courage cannot be denied

This is a very positive characteristic if there is a rod.

[Pete mitchell]

Quote: Konstantin Gogolev

positive characteristic, if the rod is available.

I don't quite agree with you. My eldest was an instructor pilot: flying wing to wing at low altitude is cool, but maintaining order of battle and following the task requires argumentation. It sounds strange - things are mutually exclusive, but ... Our generation is already facing the same problems

[Konstantin Gogolev]

Quote: Pete Mitchell

maintain order of battle and follow the task

I didn’t even consider it from this side. To each his own - I always stomped on the ground, and even as part of a platoon I never worked - a sapper, what to take from a "wooden" one.

[Pete mitchell]

Quote: Konstantin Gogolev

I didn’t even consider it from this side. To each his own ..

However, the specificity ... I once climbed into the tank - I remember with horror. BUT stomp on the ground in general, the situation is not normal. Specificity ...

[Mikhalych 70]

And on me, when the first time the tank "ran over" ... I will not say that I crap, but ... with great pleasure I threw a grenade in the trail. And when I lay down "under the tank" one thought was: "- if only there was a" grandfather "sitting at the levers, and not like me, half a year old ...

[Pete mitchell]

Quote: Mikhalych 70

when the first time the tank "hit" ... I will not say that ..

Specificity ... they showed us this from the outside and decided that it was enough. It was scary to look even from the outside.

[Rita Aletdinova 1999]

Jackals are the ones who call them that!

[Anzhey V.]

And where are the UAZ patriots, Toyota's drawn for us?

Yes, where - where there is a place for every self-respecting UAZ-iku: in eternal repair

[Victor Tsenin]

I disagree, the UAZ is very reliable, but I'm not talking about the so-called. patriot.

[Anzhey V.]

UAZ is very reliable

Perhaps I was unlucky, but my experience with these cars was sharply negative)

He worked in geological exploration at 469, Hunter and Bukhanka.

The runs were great, and they just fell apart on the go - I say this without exaggeration. Torn cardans, crushed wheel bearings, manual transmission internals, turned into shavings and other "delights of life" were normal.

[Victor Tsenin]

Well, what about MOT and the culture of driving and operation?

[Anzhey V.]

Well, what about MOT and the culture of driving and operation?

What do you think, how did we feel about the cars in which we drove off into the hopeless wilderness without a single opportunity to contact the outside world?

You can even shower the car with kisses every day, but if it has low-quality units, there will be no sense.

[Victor Tsenin]

I think it's disgusting, took note, thanks for the info!

[Anzhey V.]

You think badly in this case, Victor)

[Victor Tsenin]

And, no, not bad, because that's why I was interested. Do you have an addition / clarification?

[Mikhalych 70]

UAZ, this is something! For work I drive a "tadpole" - a UAZ farmer. The Lexus are allowed to pass, because they understand that a normal person will not move around Peter on this miracle! Out of 6 cars bought at the same time, from one dealer all behave differently. Once upon a time there was a crazy idea to buy a UAZ for a summer residence. Now, definitely noooo! Although, it's a shame that patriotism is not known to Russian car factories. Even under the "bourgeois". Interestingly, the staff of car factories go to forgive sins for the build quality of their offspring?

[Anzhey V.]

Oh, Mikhalych, I don't know - and will begging help them such sins?

At a friend's "Loaf" for 27000 km, managed to screw up the manual transmission, the clutch disc, and then the engine twice.

The engine demanded capital, after which the acquaintance fell into despair.

UAZ is a good car for those who drive very little and who have a lot of time to poke around in iron. And when he runs 300 km a day for weeks without a breath, he begins to parody Yeltsin with his "I'm tired, I'm leaving"))

[Pashhenko Nikolay]

I haven’t come across them personally, but my grandfather spoke about them exactly like that, I don’t know why.

[Victor Tsenin]

So it’s true, the grandfather will not dissemble.

[outsider]

This is a vile and disgusting lie!

[midivan]

Quote: Victor Tsenin

And where are UAZ patriots, Toyota is drawn for us?)

Toyota - Drive your dream! I was also very surprised, the brand new "Hilux" and 200s or 205s are not at all modest like that ..., "Tigers" are ours, it is quieter in them, like that, at least some iron protects, and not 0,8 mm of foil. And by the way, our "Patriots" are now no less reliable than these "Toyota" comfort is another matter, it feels like something is not quite ours in our crew. There are hundreds of tires lying around, and it’s not a problem to lay a land mine in them, I don’t think that ours are so careless about safety.

[carstorm 11]

Why should they?) These pick-ups and SUVs are taken away from the bearded in dozens. And they use it. Moreover, there is a lot of this and it helps not to stand out in certain situations) the special forces are moving more apart from the main forces. Oise will be spotted instantly. And on toyotas figs knows who rides.

[pytar]

And here's another thing, a familiar veteran of the GRU spit saliva on the Kurds, calling it the most vile nation. This refers to the truth, who came across personally?

All nations have enemies. And enemies always say bad things. I don't know how it is with the Kurds, but Kurdish women are one of the most beautiful in the Middle East. And they fight no worse than men! Surprisingly, in the Islamic world, among the Syrian Kurds, there is absolute equality between the sexes. Kurdish ancient people belonging to the Iranian-Aryan group. Not much different from Persians or Tajiks.

[Victorio]

Quote: Victor Tsenin

And where are UAZ patriots, Toyota is drawn for us?) And here's another thing, a familiar veteran of the GRU spit saliva on the Kurds, calling it the most vile nation. This refers to the truth, who came across personally?

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there are many Kurds living in the Russian Federation. in the Krasnodar Territory, the middle zone of Russia is settled down (I know about the Tambov Region). abandoned and dying villages are full, there they raise sheep, cultivate the land.

[Anzhey V.]

The United States has stepped up negotiations on Kurdish autonomy - at the moment, the Kurds control 25,64% of the pre-war territory of Syria, which is of strategic importance for Damascus: it is on these lands beyond the Euphrates that the main oil and gas fields of the SAR are located, without which the country suffers from the most severe energy crisis.

Former President of Iraqi Kurdistan Massoud Barzani acts as a mediator in this negotiation process. The essence of what is happening is extremely simple - by agreement, the Kurds are part of the Syrian Arab Republic on the basis of broad autonomy, and their military units are formally included in the SAA. The retaliatory measures, in turn, include the legalization of the government of Bashar al-Assad, ensuring the possibility of new elections, as well as the relaxation of some of the existing sanctions.

The agreement also includes another curious fact - one of its most important categorical conditions is the withdrawal of the Russian military police from the territory on which the Syrian oil fields are located.

In anticipation of this, the Syrian government has been promised investments and technological assistance from American energy giants Exxon Mobil and Chevron Corporation. The US-led coalition is actively demonstrating its "friendly intentions" to Bashar al-Assad: for example, Qatar has already unfrozen part of the Syrian government's funds in the amount of half a billion dollars, and Saudi Arabia has announced its readiness to immediately invest in the Syrian economy.

[Konstantin Gogolev]

Quote: Anjay V.

Saudi Arabia announced its readiness for immediate investment in the economy of the SAR.

A couple of years ago, the Saudis promised investment if Assad left. Logically, he showed strength - so many nightmares of the country, but he remained in power. If everything is as you wrote it is good, everyone is already tired of the war. But will the striped ones leave Assad in power? Kind of weird.

[Anzhey V.]

But will the striped ones leave Assad in power? Kind of weird.

If Assad obeys them in exchange for money and power, then no problem)

[Paragraph Epitafievich Y.]

Quote: Konstantin Gogolev

Logically, he showed strength

Assad ?? Strength? This is according to someone's logic? Will you name the source of the ophthalmologist's power three times? Or will it work right from the first?

[Konstantin Gogolev]

Quote: Paragraph Epitafievich Y.

Assad ?? Strength? This is according to someone's logic? Will you name the source of the ophthalmologist's power three times? Or will it work right from the first?

The source of the power is obvious. But against the general background of the Middle Eastern states, destroyed by the "people's desire to fight tyrants" (the essence of the orange revolutions), he remained in power. It is a fact.

[Anzhey V.]

The source of the power is obvious. But against the general background of the Middle Eastern states, destroyed by the "people's desire to fight tyrants" (the essence of the orange revolutions), he remained in power. It is a fact.

The situation is not as straightforward as you think, Constantine - and the Arabs are not as politically primitive as we would like to think)

Personally, no one respects Assad, because he stayed in power solely thanks to the Iranians and us.

But now he is needed by those who a couple of years ago were ready to overthrow him - they are needed not because he is a mighty lion, but only because he can harm the plans of both Tehran and Moscow.

Therefore, they are ready to leave his clan in power - and then he himself will be forced to formally hand over the presidency, loosen the screws, etc.

[midivan]

Quote: Paragraph Epitafievich Y.

Assad ?? Strength?

Strength of mind, for example, but if you compare with Yanukovych, then Assad is Hercules.

[Victor Tsenin]

There are many interesting theses, but not a word about the reasoning behind the presence of the United States on the territory of the SAR. Don't you find this a bit of an oversight?

[Anzhey V.]

Americans rarely bother with explanations - and who, however, can ask them?

Officially, they are "protecting the Kurds."

[OgnennyiKotik]

Here the question is more important, what are the arguments so that the United States does not exist in Syria? We used to have these arguments.

[Victor Tsenin]

This is a huge omission that you personally do not point out or condemn.

[Mountain shooter]

Quote: Anjay V.

United States intensifies negotiations on Kurdish autonomy

Cheated again. Not in the first.

[knn54]

SDS are still those "guys".
First, the United States uses them in the fight against IS. After the invasion of Turkey, the Yankees "throw" them, leaving them alone with the Ottomans.
They tearfully began to ask Assad, the Russian Federation and Iran to help them.
Now you decided to play "independence"?

[Troll]

Quote: Konstantin Gogolev

Personally, I have not come across, but I also heard. But in the Middle East, many nations are known for their bad side - with a knife in their backs. Jackals, go for it.

By and large, a smile on your face and a knife behind your back is a method of guerrilla warfare. To kill someone else's soldier, they do not need a firearm, they only need a knife in their hand.

[Holuay T.O]

Why are the police in the army? Over there in the army, two men beat the whole platoon ...

[outsider]

Where were the American planes and helicopters all this time?

[Boxer]

Quote: Paragraph Epitafievich Y.

Quote: Ramzaj99

In the east they negotiate only with the strong.

In the east, contracts are worthless. Everything on BV temporarily - flip through its new and recent history. Although it is also not necessary to overestimate the independence of BV improvisations)

Does the West treat treaties differently?)

[Tests]

Victor Tsenin (Victor Tsenin), dear, remember the Armenian brandy "Dvin", which was named after the ancient capital of the Armenian kingdom, the city of Dvin? The father of the founder of the Ayyubid dynasty, which ruled over Egypt, Iraq and Syria, was born in this city. The dynasty, who was born in Tikrit in Iraq, was founded by Al-Malik an-Nasir Salah ad-Duniyya wa-d-Din Abul-Muzaffar Yusuf ibn Ayyub ibn Shadi al-Kurd. We know him by the name Saladin. He was a Kurd by nationality. What do both Kurds and Arabs remember about him? And who did Richard the Lionheart call him? ... So you remember the Red Army soldier Sukhov: "The East is a delicate matter, Petruha!" And who only, and what was not promised to the Kurds both in the 20th century and in the 21st! And today they do not have a state ... Kysmet ...

[Victor Tsenin]

Very interesting, to be honest, I always thought that Saladin was an Arab, thank you, live and learn.