For the first time in several months, pro-Turkish militants used the Grad MLRS to shell Syrian Aleppo

There are reports from Syria that, for the first time in the past few months, representatives of pro-Turkish armed groups have shelled the city of Aleppo. A significant activation of the militants is associated with attempts to move eastward from the zone of control in Idlib province.

The reports say that pro-Turkish militants from the so-called "Syrian Free Army" attacked the western quarters of Aleppo. The shelling was carried out with the use of rocket artillery, including the Grad installation.

According to the latest information, the target was the SAA military academy in Aleppo. The number of victims and injured as a result of the use of MLRS by the militants has not been reported at the moment.

At the same time, the militants attempted to occupy an important road junction in the area of ​​the settlement of Urma ash-Sugra. At the moment, this interchange is under the control of the Syrian army. It connects the city of Aleppo with Idlib, and also allows access to the Turkish border.

Against this background, information appeared that over the Syrian provinces of Aleppo (Haleb) and Idlib, six drones Turkish Air Force. They entered Syrian airspace from Turkey and flew in the area of ​​​​the city of Sarmada, moving to the east of Syria - in the direction where the militants were active.

The Syrian army was forced to respond to militant attacks. So, to the west of Aleppo, the SAA barrel artillery was used, which hit the positions of the militants in the area of ​​the settlements of Kafr-Taal and Kafr-Amma.

We will remind that earlier in the Syrian province of Idlib, several additional units of Turkish troops were transferred.

Comments

[Ros 56]

Well, wait for a response with a multiply amplified echo.

[Lech from Android.]

Instead of an answer, there may be regular regrets and bewilderments.
Who are the militants of Idlib?
I am tormented by vague doubts that these are Turkish soldiers, special forces.

[tihonmarine]

Quote: Lech from Android.

Who are the militants of Idlib?

Turks and all their sidekicks.

[nPuBaTuP]

Bomb them a couple of meters underground ...

[Bat]

Quote: Ros 56

Well, wait for a response with a multiply amplified echo.

Nothing good will come of it. A couple of drones from Turkey will be sent to Ukraine. This is a chain. And carnage is not a solution.

[Thompson]

I would very much like to hear your version of the decision, but everyone can criticize

[Alex777]

Quote: Thompson

I would very much like to hear your version of the decision, but everyone can criticize

You won't like the Turkish version of the solution.
You don't even have to ask.

[Ross xnumx]

The reports say that pro-Turkish militants from the so-called "Syrian Free Army" attacked the western quarters of Aleppo. The shelling was carried out with the use of rocket artillery, including the Grad installation.

It says intelligence and control of the movement of the bandit forces is in "vulgar butt designation."
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Who needs such a trench warfare? Russia? Syria?

[Yulian]

If someone planted a bomb under a Turkish armored car, is it a sufficient reason for Turkey to seize the territory of a foreign state, but the terrorists who seized parts of Syria can shoot Alepa with impunity?

[Mountain shooter]

The bombardment with "Grads" can also be from handicraft guides, which cannot be tracked at all.
There, of course, there is no accuracy, but when they beat around a huge city, they will fly somewhere ...
It is necessary to move the border of the location of the "barmaley" ... And to hang the drones ...

[Agent cooper]

Handicraft guides are MLRS guides hidden in the bushes so they can't be tracked? Or how do they differ from non-handicraft ones, that they cannot be tracked?

Hospade, how many experts are there.

[Mountain shooter]

Quote: Agent Cooper

Hospade, how many experts are there?

How I agree with you ... Have you even heard of how the Grad MLRS shells are used from single guides? Even during Vietnam, they were released on tripods. Carried on hands.
Hiding a 40-rail car "in the bushes" - as well as hiding its movement into position - is quite difficult!

[Agent cooper]

Grad-P was in serial production. "Handicraft" guides produced by the Kovrov Mechanical Plant.

Their launches are detected in the same way as the Grad volleys, but you cannot track them at all.

Hospade, how many experts are there.

[Mountain shooter]

Quote: Agent Cooper

Their launches are detected in the same way as the Grad volleys, but you cannot track them at all.

Hospade, how many experts are there.

Have you forgotten how to read? Ehsperd?
After the shot, it is LATE to pinpoint. The shell is gone, and those who launch coffee for a long time are drinking somewhere. And the product of the Kovrov plant is an example ... I think they have not been found anywhere for a long time.

[Agent cooper]

And after shooting the Grad package, which, by the way, is produced in 20 seconds, is it not too late? The shells are gone, the Grad crew is drinking coffee.

Hospade, oh, those experts.

[Mountain shooter]

Quote: Agent Cooper

And after shooting the Grad package, which, by the way, is produced in 20 seconds, is it not too late? The shells are gone, the Grad crew is drinking coffee.

A car with a package unnoticed at the position? Is it so easy? In the conditions of aerial reconnaissance of UAVs, and even undercover? Oh well!

[Agent cooper]

Ah, well, I just thought that the guerrillas would drag the tripod and the bullets of the hail on their shoulders. And even if they do, then, of course, all these preparations with the UAV will not be noticed in any way.

Next are my invocations to the Hospad

[Soldatov V.]

Time is starting to work against Russia. We need to either leave or win in Syria. I do not understand the actions of the Russian army in Syria - are you fighting or are you making money for the military-industrial complex? What is in service with the RA in Syria is for a day to defeat the forces opposing it, along with a lunch break. Where is a crowbar or an ax from the General Staff as in the Second World War? It's not Stalingrad or the Battle of Kursk here, is it? The time for undercover games is over. You can get fucked up like in Afghanistan.

[Sheridan]

Hey strategist? And you did not serve in the army. The style of meager thought is evident.

[Soldatov V.]

In the army, it is customary to explain briefly and clearly. He served in the Strategic Missile Forces, a scientist sergeant.

[Horus]

You forgot about oil, dear) And, unlike the USSR, they do not build anything in Syria. What does the Second World War have to do with it, when there is a hybrid war for resources and to keep the babakhs away from our borders.

[Agent cooper]

Keeping the babakhs away from the borders ... The Ukrainian Armed Forces is already capturing the citizens of the Russian Federation, and NATO reconnaissance planes are circling over the Donbas. Wake up already a strategist with your broads. Syria is there, and Donbass and Ukraine are where sabotage forces are being prepared by Western countries, and which are already blowing up gas pipelines in the Crimea at the gates of Russia.

[Horus]

I am not a strategist, but the Qatari-Turkish gas pipeline made me live for a long time. Or is it not an argument either?) Questions about Donbass to the General Staff.

[ABC-schutze]

"The Russian army in Syria - are you fighting or do you earn money for the military-industrial complex?"
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The Syrian army is fighting in Syria. This is her task ...

And the Russian contingent ensures the protection of the national interests of Russia there. Including, if and where it is necessary according to the situation, the use of armed force ...

Earning money for the Russian military-industrial complex, checking in the conditions of real combat use new models of weapons and military equipment in service, is an extremely topical and commendable business ...

[Soldatov V.]

It's funny when a German explains to me the need for the presence of a Russian military contingent in Syria.
As I imagined our actions in Syria, they entered, destroyed the Basmachi, ISIS, restored the territorial integrity of the country, helped to cope with the devastation and go home, building, if necessary, a naval and air force base. How is the situation now different from the outbreak of hostilities 6 years ago? As militants and ISIS rode uncontrollably around the country, they are still skating along the way, shelling cities and towns.
How many of our people did we put there? How much money did you spend? Okay, the communists helped all the poor and dispossessed, but now we are capitalists, why don't we count money, and at whose expense it is all. Maybe we were specially dragged into this adventure for these huge expenses? With this money, we could build more than one squadron of cruisers or support poor pensioners. Syria is a small country, how many troops are needed in comparison with the Second World War to clear this territory? Where is the new Zhukov or Vasilevsky? The military-industrial complex can make money, but without the loss of our soldiers, our boys.

[Ripap]

Send your son to fight for the happiness of the Syrian people with world terrorism? You don't have to be more Syrians than the Syrians themselves, let them fight themselves, with the help of the Aerospace Forces and advisers, of course.

[ABC-schutze]

In order to fight "without losses", neither Zhukov, nor Vasilevsky, nor even Suvorov and Napoleon are needed.

For such "wars" Hollywood with its "strategists" is available. Here on their "battles" your "boys" - rams and send ...

And precisely because "now" we are capitalists, the government of Syria (and not "you" and your "boys"), for 50 years, leases its territories for military bases ... And this is just "how minimum, to begin with "...

[ABC-schutze]

"1. It's funny when a German explains to me the need for the presence of a Russian military contingent in Syria."
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To you, as a citizen of Russia, the head of your state explained all this 7 years ago. And more than intelligible and reasoned. And it's funny not to understand this ...

"2. As I imagined our actions in Syria, they entered, destroyed the Basmachi, ISIS, restored the territorial integrity of the country, helped to cope with the devastation and go home, building, if necessary, a base for the Navy and Air Force."
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Well yes...

Like, a citizen of Russia, your country is Russia, this is something like a "call waiter". The "client" snapped his fingers, I'm somehow uncomfortable here. They are offended ... He is rather weak himself ... Put things in order ...

Have you guided them? .. Well then, thanks. Free ...

"How is the situation now different from the beginning of hostilities 6 years ago? As militants and ISIS rode uncontrollably around the country, and now they ride along the way, shelling cities and towns."
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The fact that the issue of the forceful overthrow of the legitimate government of Syria and its legitimate President by foreign mercenaries, ISIS and local separatists, and the "amicable division" of the territory of the Syrian state and its natural resources by the mentioned entities was irrevocably removed from the agenda.

Columns of hundreds of tankers with Syrian oil, for example, are no longer going to Turkey. Not out of control. Not under control ...

And in Syria, no one "uncontrollably" is "rolling". Don't lie ...

"4. How many of our people did we put there?"
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And this, in principle, is always classified information ...

You, somewhere above, seem to be referring to the fact that "it is customary for the military." Well, behave like a military man. "Scientist Sergeant, Strategic Missile Forces" ...

When the operation is completed. The headquarters will summarize all losses (not only personnel), analyze, and take action. And, if the situation requires it, they will make it public ...

Is there something "as a military man" you don't understand here? ..

By the way ... And how many people did Russia save by sending its contingent to Syria at home? .. Not only servicemen, but also civilian Russians?

"5. With this money, we could build more than one squadron of cruisers or support the poor pensioners."
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Oh really?..

Do you know how much it costs to build a "cruiser squadron"? .. And what will you "equip" with, I apologize to ask? ..

If "your" defense industry complex has never tested its products in a real combat situation, besides, opposing a high-tech enemy (the United States and NATO, Turkey and Israel in Syria)? ..

[Soldatov V.]

I do not want to argue with foreigners, especially from Germany, who took as a pseudonym the name of a fascist soldier, albeit a literary hero. Our mentality and history are too different.
Auffiderzein.

[ABC-schutze]

Haben Sie doch recht ...

Moreover, the aforementioned "literary hero" came from the pen of a German writer from ... the GDR.

The history of which and the mentality of the population are really quite different from the history of "Germany" as such. And from Russian history ...

Thank you for the next, "reasoned" answer. Just like a "learned sergeant" ...

[ABC-schutze]

In the former united Ukraine? .. Duc, Crimea, sort of like, precisely in the context of the mentioned national Russian interests, he himself and very quickly returned to Russia. And what pleases me is perfectly legal ...

[Ros 56]

The sofa warrior has gone completely crazy, we will not leave Syria in the next 50 years, we have bases there, both aviation and naval, and there are other centers around the country. And we have interests there for 100 years ahead, so calm down Comrade Soldatov.

[Agent cooper]

Dreams of dreams, all supplies of Russian bases in Syria are in the hands of Turkey. They decide to block the straits and that's it, the mousetrap slammed shut.

[Ripap]

The overlapping of the straits is a belli incident, I keep in touch. Immediately after that, you can begin to deepen them with the help of strategic nuclear forces, because in fact this will mean that the war with NATO has begun.

[Agent cooper]

Well, yes, we have already seen these incidents when we shot down Russian Su-24 and Mi-28. In the first case, there are tomato sanctions, in the second, the drain of Karabakh. Whom are you going to level the strategic nuclear forces, sofa warrior?

[Ripap]

This is a completely different level of incidents, is not it? Closing the straits means declaring war, no options. And planes and helicopters are like that. We in Vietnam and Korea pounded so many Yankees that they had to declare war on us 2000 times ..

[Agent cooper]

In Korea, Soviet pilots fought on Soviet equipment under Vietnamese flags, and in Syria they shot down the Turkish Air Force on board the Russian Aerospace Forces. Don't you find that there is a significant difference?

[ABC-schutze]

We do not find ...

Moreover, Moscow forced Ankara to make an official apology.

By the way, on March 10, 1964, the Soviet Air Force shot down an American reconnaissance aircraft over the territory of the GDR. Well? .. Did Washington go to Moscow or Berlin "by war"? .. Or "washed up" when the Soviet experts, having dealt with the onboard reconnaissance equipment, "wiped away the snot"? ..

[Horus]

https://www.google.com/amp/s/m.tvzvezda.ru/news/201602190529-bh08.htm/amp/ это не после СУ 24 было, так что у медали две стороны. Паникер агент Купер, агент это от слова стукач?

[ABC-schutze]

Duc, "if that", ALL Turkish transit of energy resources from the Caspian Sea is in the hands of Russia. In direct and 100% reach. That's right, a note for amnesic sufferers ...

[Soldatov V.]

Yuri Batkovich, how much and what did we have in Afghanistan, in the Western Group of Forces, and where is all this now? And how much was there in our former republics? And where is the USSR now?
Soon in two years, we will be in Syria for eight years, as much as in Afghanistan - and the results?
If we enter into some territory with troops for any purpose, then we must fight for real, and not chew snot. This is what I want to convey. I wrote that if you need a base in Syria, please.
Why do we not teach the Syrians to clear the territory from terrorists as we do from Bandera and forest brothers. Why is Turkey our friend in words and in Syria we shoot each other?
While in Syria, by and large, we do not have military victories, the financial losses are colossal, the image in the world is almost zero, we export all the goods abroad, and the rest we burn (taiga)

[nov_tech.vrn]

Don’t chew snot Volodya, don’t, and too often you say that “here,” speak for yourself since you’ve turned to “experts”, you are a serious strategist, as I see it.

[Soldatov V.]

Are you out of the promised land for an hour? For some reason, most of all from there they do not like my comments. If a citizen of Russia, then discuss or criticize constructively.

[ABC-schutze]

"1. Why are we not teaching the Syrians to clean up the territory from terrorists as we do from the Bandera and forest brothers."
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Because the Syrians know how to do it even without us ...

And the main war, FIRST, in Syria is not with puppets - ISIS, the "democratic opposition" and other separatist rubbish. And with their main sponsors - Turkey, Saudi Arabia, the USA ...

That is, with those who "before Syria", in the same Libya, Gaddafi overthrew.

And Bashar, before his appeal to Russia, EXACTLY THIS UNEQUAL war with the SHOBLA of "sponsors" behind the puppets standing, OBJECTIVELY lost ...

"Scientist Sergeant of the Strategic Missile Forces" does not understand this? ..

"2. Why is Turkey our friend in words and in Syria we shoot each other?"
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And therefore, to "shoot each other" ONLY in Syria. Bye, anyway ...

Is that also "not clear"? ..

"3. So far in Syria we have no military victories, by and large, the financial losses are enormous, the image in the world is almost zero, in ..."
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Yeah ...

And who, in today's world, have such "military victories"? .. The United States and NATO in Iraq? .. In Afghanistan? .. In Libya? ..

And what is "peace", in which image of Russia you are so concerned about? .. "Civilized" Europe, or what? ..

[Alex777]

Quote: V.

I do not understand the actions of the Russian army in Syria

It's your problem. Personally, everything is clear to me.
On Sakhalin, the guys want to go to Syria so much that they have to fine.

[Professor]

The Syrian army was forced to respond to militant attacks. So, to the west of Aleppo, the SAA barrel artillery was used, which hit the positions of the militants in the area of ​​the settlements of Kafr-Taal and Kafr-Amma.

Yes of course. Where the shell hit there and the position of the militants. It's just that they are militants. They will fire shells from the Grad and wait for them to be covered.

[ABC-schutze]

And where is it written that the Syrian army, with the return fire of cannon artillery, "hit" exactly the positions from which the MLRS was fired? ..

With the barreled artillery of the SAR army, it is more logical and reasonable, in this case, to hit ANY position of the pro-Turkish bandot known to the Syrian command and within reach ...

[Professor]

Quote: ABC-schütze

And where is it written that the Syrian army, with the return fire of cannon artillery, "hit" exactly the positions from which the MLRS was fired? ..

Are you implying that the Syrian army knew about the positions of the tractor drivers and miners, but did not strike and waited until this very army was fired upon by the tractor drivers and miners?

Quote: ABC-schütze

With the barreled artillery of the SAR army, it is more logical and reasonable, in this case, to hit ANY position of the pro-Turkish bandot known to the Syrian command and within reach ...

And what were the gallant Syrian warriors waiting for?

[ABC-schutze]

"You are implying that the Syrian army knew about the positions of the tractor drivers and miners, but did not strike and waited until ..."
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I hint that even for “professors”, in addition to “their beloved ones,” newspapers are sometimes not harmful to read ...

"According to the memorandum signed by Russia, Turkey and Iran in the city of Sochi, the Turkish side pledged to ensure that the militants in the de-escalation zone of Idlib withdraw heavy weapons and equipment from the so-called" demilitarized zone "in order to stop shelling the positions of the Syrian troops ..."

So, I also hint that the Syrian army is acting in the spirit of the aforementioned memorandum. That does not imply "preventive" attacks by her on the positions of the bandots in the Turkish "zone of responsibility", even or "only because" she knows the coordinates of these positions very well ...

[Professor]

Quote: ABC-schütze

"According to the memorandum signed by Russia, Turkey and Iran in the city of Sochi, the Turkish side pledged to ensure that the militants in the de-escalation zone of Idlib withdraw heavy weapons and equipment from the so-called" demilitarized zone "in order to stop shelling the positions of the Syrian troops ..."

Russia, Turkey and Iran signed something about Syria. How cute. Who authorized them to decide the fate of the SAR?

Quote: ABC-schütze

So, I also hint that the Syrian army is acting in the spirit of the aforementioned memorandum. That does not imply "preventive" attacks by her on the positions of the bandots in the Turkish "zone of responsibility", even or "only because" she knows the coordinates of these positions very well ...

Again. Russia, Turkey and Iran signed something about Syria. What kind of memorandum should the SYRIAN army adhere to, Karl?

[ABC-schutze]

And the SAR itself, a member of the UN, and authorized ...

For Moscow and Tehran are present there with its official consent. And they help to beat the pro-Turkish bandot in Idlib. They recommended you, read the newspapers ...

By the way, the mentioned summit was also held for this very reason in Russian Sochi.

"What kind of memorandum should the SYRIAN army adhere to, Karl?"
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And quite to itself "such" that the Turkish army, he took the obligation to adhere to ... it was in Russian Sochi ...

Something "not clear"? .. And this is with the "professorial" -that "ingenuity? .. Excuse me, you are not in charge of the" department "on Khreshchatyk? ..

[Professor]

Quote: ABC-schütze

And the SAR itself, a member of the UN, and authorized ...

A link to the document authorizing pliz.

Quote: ABC-schütze

For Moscow and Tehran are present there with its official consent. And they help to beat the pro-Turkish bandot in Idlib. They recommended you, read the newspapers ...

"Do not read Soviet newspapers before meals ..." and you will not carry such nonsense

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Quote: ABC-schütze

And quite to itself "such" that the Turkish army, he took the obligation to adhere to ... it was in Russian Sochi ...

Okay Turkey. She is a neighbor of SAR, and what kind of RF and IRA sign something on behalf of SAR? They are not even neighbors of SAR. Nobody gave them the mandate to sign any "memorandums" on behalf of the SAR, Karl. And accordingly, these pieces of paper do not cost anything. However, this is exactly what we see on the battlefields.

[ABC-schutze]

"Do not read Soviet newspapers before meals ..." and you will not carry such nonsense ...
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Do not read anti-Soviet newspapers. And not only before meals ...

Then not only "similar", but, in general, you will not carry any delirium. Nowhere. Incl. and on the forum VO ...

By the way, "professor", I remind you ...

Dear Bulgakov, speaking through the mouth of Professor Preobrazhensky, speaking about the devastation, reminded that she - "... the devastation is not in the closets, but in the heads."

And he reminded absolutely everyone. Incl. and the "professors" ... Didn't you guess again? ..

[ABC-schutze]

"Link to the document authorizing pliz."
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Persuaded ... I apply for permanent "professorial" wretchedness ...

"Military aid to Syria will be provided in accordance with the appeal of the President of the SAR Bashar al-Assad to Russia. This is stated in the statement of the presidential office released on September 30 by the Sana news agency."

Check everything else yourself at the Russian Foreign Ministry and the Syrian Foreign Ministry ...

By the way, the decisions of the aforementioned summit in Sochi concern precisely the issues of conducting military operations on Syrian territory. Again, "didn't you notice"?

[Professor]

Quote: ABC-schütze

Persuaded ... I apply for permanent "professorial" wretchedness ...

Not credit, my young friend.
You did not provide a link to how the CAP authorized the Russian Federation, Turkey or the IRA to negotiate on its behalf.

Quote: ABC-schütze

Check everything else yourself at the Russian Foreign Ministry and the Syrian Foreign Ministry ...

The drain is counted.

Quote: ABC-schütze

First, Turkey is not a "neighbor" but an illegal occupier of a part of Syrian territory. Like the United States, the same is "not a neighbor" ... And they are at war with the invaders, and not "memoranda" are signed ...

Urgently teach geography and jurisprudence. Turkey is a neighbor of the SAR and the UN did not recognize Turkey as an occupier.

Quote: ABC-schütze

Secondly, this is why Russia and Iran are signing because Syria basically does not conduct negotiations with the occupier ...

And who of these participants had a mandate? Well, the one where the CAP authorized to negotiate on its behalf? Turkey?

Quote: ABC-schütze

Thirdly, that "these pieces of paper are worthless", you do not "explain" to me and to the forum. And to President Assad and the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the SAR.

Are you hinting that there was no mandate and the negotiators were impostors?

Quote: ABC-schütze

As I understand it, Damascus authorized you to "express concerns" about the "neglect by the parties" that signed the memorandum in Sochi ...

And here you do not understand anything. However, this no longer surprises me.

Greet Shvonder.

[ABC-schutze]

"Urgently teach geography and jurisprudence. Turkey is a neighbor of the SAR and the UN did not recognize Turkey as an occupier."
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Yeah ...

Then, "professor", give a "reference" to the document by which the UN Security Council gave Turkey a mandate to send its troops into the territory of sovereign Syria.

Without the consent and request of her legitimate government ...

Or a "reference" to a UN Security Council document recognizing the government of Bashar al-Assad "illegitimate" ...

"Not credit, my young friend.
You did not provide a link to how the SAR authorized the Russian Federation, Turkey or the IRA to negotiate on its behalf. "
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Quite right, my dilapidated counterpart ...

For a completely objective lack of need for such.

After all, the legal authority of SAR has not expressed ANY claims and protests, either to the IRA or to Moscow, regarding the content of the Sochi memorandum.

For this, with the same success, you could "demand" on the VO forum, so that you not only have a "reference", but also "bring cold kvass" ...

Now, "professor", you should not only "run to the piano" for glasses. But also "turn on the convolutions" ...

"Greetings to Shvonder."
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So you, "professor" with greetings, from Sharikov? .. Or from the closet? ..

[Professor]

Quote: ABC-schütze

Yeah ...

Then, "professor", give a "reference" to the document by which the UN Security Council gave Turkey a mandate to send its troops into the territory of sovereign Syria.

Without the consent and request of her legitimate government ...

Or a "reference" to a UN Security Council document recognizing the government of Bashar al-Assad "illegitimate" ...

Immediately after you show the mandate of the Russian Federation, IRA or Turkey to negotiate on behalf of the SAR.

Quote: ABC-schütze

Quite right, my dilapidated counterpart ...

Q.E.D. The Russian Federation or the IRA do not have a mandate to negotiate on behalf of the SAR and, accordingly, they are impostors.

Quote: ABC-schütze

So you, "professor" with greetings, from Sharikov? .. Or from the closet? ..

You know better, you are a specialist in this area.

[ABC-schutze]

"Well, Turkey. It is a neighbor of the SAR, and what kind of Russia and the IRA sign something on behalf of the SAR? They are not even neighbors of the SAR. Nobody gave them a mandate to sign any" memorandums "on behalf of the SAR, Karl. And accordingly These pieces of paper are not worth anything. However, this is exactly what we see on the battlefields. "
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First, Turkey is not a "neighbor" but an illegal occupier of a part of Syrian territory. Like the United States, the same is "not a neighbor" ... And they are at war with the invaders, and not "memoranda" are signed ...

Secondly, this is why Russia and Iran are signing because Syria basically does not conduct negotiations with the occupier ...

Thirdly, that "these pieces of paper are worthless", you do not "explain" to me and to the forum. And to President Assad and the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the SAR.

As I understand it, Damascus authorized you to "express concerns" about the "neglect by the parties" that signed the memorandum in Sochi ...

Checkbox in your handles. I am sure that in Damascus they will understand you and sympathize with you ...

By the way, "professor" ... What kind of "battlefields" did you mention so pompously? ..

[Ripap]

Yes of course. Where the shell hit there and the position of the militants... It's just that they are militants. They will fire shells from the Grad and wait for them to be covered.

How accurately you described the actions of the Zionist regime in Gaza is even surprising.

[Professor]

Quote: RipRap

Yes of course. Where the shell hit there and the position of the militants... It's just that they are militants. They will fire shells from the Grad and wait for them to be covered.

How accurately you described the actions of the Zionist regime in Gaza is even surprising.

Gee, gee, gee. How thick ...

[Prisoner]

Eh, to slip them such shells that they would explode on the guides.

[Alex777]

I heard a story about Neptune, which turned around during tests and "flew home" ...

[ABC-schutze]

And on trials everything can be. That is why they are being led. It is necessary that in battle "where necessary" they fly ...

[Alex777]

Let Neptune always fly home.

[sen]

So reconnaissance is needed so that the drones are constantly having fun - Idlib is not such a large area that it would be impossible to control it. And at the slightest suspicion, open fire from the artillery on duty. Here Israel does not stand on ceremony. And Turkish drones over Syrian territory must be shot down

[Alex777]

And how have the guardians of the "people's money" not condemned you yet?

[Dikson]

We have defeated all of them in Syria five times already, who is fighting there again in Aleppo? Just now there was, by the way, an article in the internet about several Israeli planes that freely entered the airspace of Syria, blinding the very S-300 complex, which has been working as a useless scarecrow for the third year, with an "unknown electronic warfare system" ... The Israelis, by the way, bombed and shot back .. And left.

[ABC-schutze]

Yeah ... And Israeli planes with an "unknown electronic warfare system" even took off for the Russian Aerospace Forces "imperceptibly" ... Did you not "write about this internet? ..

By the way, how many times have you "won" in Iraq and Afghanistan? .. Those who had no "electronic warfare systems" at all? ..

[Dikson]

And what's the point if they "took off noticeably for the Russian Aerospace Forces"? In fact, they entered the territory of Syria, completed the task and left .. while blinding the S-300 .. which could not do anything with them ..

[Volga073]

And what about the RF Aerospace Forces? Smoking on the sidelines?

[Reserve buildbat]

That is, pro-Turkish terrorists fired on residential areas with uncontrolled RS? As I recall, this is a war crime. Maybe it's time to burn these bandits, together with their masters, on the territory of Syria with volume-detonating ammunition? At the same time, thoroughly clean the sky from Turkish and Jewish jackals.

[eehnie]

The front lines in Iraq, Syria and Lebanon are likely to continue with more or less intense fighting in a continuous manner, but Syria is unlikely to experience a supply shortage.

In fact, the release of the most veteran weapons on the continental platform of Asia, with the exception of South Korea and the Southwest, is to find three ways:

1.-) The most veteran weapon of Soviet / Russian origin seems to be finding its way to Syria. This country is likely to receive materials that in the long term will not be used in the Russian Armed Forces from the continental platform of Asia, with the exception of South Korea and the Southwest.

2.-) The most veteran weapons of western origin seem to find their way to Yemen. It should be noted that interest in purchasing weapons of Western origin on the continental platform of Asia, with the exception of South Korea and the Southwest, is at its lowest in recent decades. And the small military presence of the United Kingdom in Nepal and the United States in Thailand after all.

3.-) The most veteran Chinese-made weapons (mostly locally made Soviet designs) found their way to North Korea, but with such a calm front line between North Korea and South Korea, it is likely that these weapons are starting to find a new place to use. and the Kurds are the most likely candidates.

The demand for veteran weapons on the front line is likely to become the main force for the renewal of the armed forces of all countries of the continental platform of Asia, with the exception of South Korea and the Southwest, and in some cases may receive assistance.

(Automatic translation from English)

The frontline in Iraq, Syria and Lebanon is likely to continue with higher or lower intensity fight in a continuous form, but Syria is unlikely to suffer a shortage of supplies.

Actually, the exit from the most veteran armament in the continental platform of Asia, except South Korea and the South West, is finding like three ways:

1.-) The most veteran weapons of Sovietic / Russian origin seem to be finding their way toward Syria. This country likely can receive the material that is not to continue in the Russian Armed Forces in the long term, from the continental platform of Asia, except South Korea and the South West.

2.-) The most veteran weapons of Western origin seem to be finding their way towards Yemen. To note that the interest in the purchase of weapons of Western origin in the continental platform of Asia, except South Korea and the South West, is at its minimum level in decades. And the small military presence of the United Kingdom in Nepal and the United States in Thailand is in the end.

3.-) The most veteran weapons of Chinese production (basically local production of Sovietic designs), have been finding its way to North Korea, but with the frontline between North Korea and South Korea so quiet, it is likely that this armament begins to find a new place to go, and the most likely candidates to receive them are the Kurds.

The demand for the veteran weapons in the frontlines is likely to be the main force for the renovation of the armed forces of all the countries of the continental platform of Asia, except South Korea and the South West, and in some cases can receive help.

[nov_tech.vrn]

While in Syria we have no military victories, by and large, the financial losses are colossal, the image in the world is almost zero, in ... " Objectively, the Syrian Army was on the verge of destruction and the territory controlled at that time was shrinking.