Syrian trap

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The Middle Eastern drama is entering a new phase. Bashar Asad won an important victory in the south of the country, took El Quseir and is close to success in the north, near Aleppo. For the US, this is apparently a red line, and he is in a hurry to accuse Assad of applying chemical weapons. These charges are worth the famous tube Colin Powell, which he waved before the US invasion of Iraq. But the fact that the US is so crudely fabricated as a pretext for a new invasion says that they are in an unenviable position.

In general, the very recent successes of Asad are already in themselves - a great success of Russia's policy in the Middle East. Let us recall, a year ago, even our specialists in the East, including Satanovsky, predicted a painful death to the “Assad regime” in a successfully past period. The question is, what are their predictions worth? This is just a retelling of Western scenarios. Which did not take into account the "Putin factor", and he firmly stood up for Syria, especially since it could be done, unlike Libya, and clearly showed that Russia is still a superpower. That is, it can defend its interests, regardless of the world hegemon.

The determination of the Russian position on Syria is indicated by the introduction of a squadron based on the Syrian ports to the Mediterranean Sea - this is a signal to everyone that Russia will be with Syria to the end, not to mention the fact that this is a painful click on the US naval nose. In this regard, a little strange information about the C-300 air defense system, which is supplied to Syria or not, is of heightened interest. Vladimir Putin said that the agreement between Russia and Syria for the supply of C-300 "has not yet been implemented." And what does this mean "bye"?

If you look at this “bye” a little wider, then it is easy to see that our Mediterranean squadron of 16 ships must be covered from the air, and also its Syrian bases. Therefore, C-300 must already be in Syria in order to cover our fleet, but at the same time they may not be “transferred” to the Syrian side. While this is not necessary. But if a “no-fly zone” appears over Syria, the C-300 may suddenly appear in the Syrian army and make it truly no-fly.

States need only threaten military supplies militants. But what weapons can they deliver, which Saudis couldn’t they? This is a game for the public. The real “last” argument of the American empire is the establishment of a “no-fly zone”, that is, the bombing of Syria to the Stone Age, but first it needs to unravel the connection between “bye” and C-300.

The firm position of Russia on Syria, which this time is unlikely to change all the beliefs of the West, the help of Syria from Hezbollah and Iran turn the “Syrian spring” into a trap for the States. In Syria, they suffer not only a military-political fiasco, but also lose face by supporting outright al-Qaida militants. The revelations of Edward Snowden of the global surveillance of the American special services turned out to be very useful. In violation of all human rights. “Big Brother” finally appeared from the shadows, and it turned out that he was not a superman at all, but just a spy, his word cannot be trusted.

What can they do in this situation? Perhaps the only lever of pressure on Moscow is “soft power”, activating our “fifth column” so that it repeats at least the “Turkish spring”. A pretext for this can be found, or it can be fabricated, but revolution is impossible in Russia in the summer, the people are resting, and no one can raise it. Americans are not lucky with Putin ...
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  1. +84
    18 June 2013 08: 37
    today, somehow with apprehension, the zombie turned on the box in the morning, suddenly again the no-fly zone, as in Libya. but along the way the barracks did not even grow together - they did not agree on Syria. Putin 100500 +
    1. +112
      18 June 2013 08: 52
      Oh, and if it weren’t for a bear, then we would discuss deliveries to Libya ... And this ..... was sold for an iPhone. am Just like tagged.
      1. cartridge
        +20
        18 June 2013 08: 54
        Therefore, the S-300 must already be in Syria to cover our fleet, but at the same time they can be "not yet" transferred to the Syrian side.


        I would like to believe that the way it is!
        1. Batman
          +11
          18 June 2013 13: 25
          "till"

          do not forget that under the contract it is the supply of S-300 + personnel training. According to some reports, all the S-300s have already been delivered to Syria, and now the officers are undergoing training, so the contract has not yet been fulfilled.
          In my opinion, the final delivery was at a time when Syria knocked out militants from the city.
          1. +11
            18 June 2013 15: 32
            Quote: Batman
            do not forget that under the contract it is the supply of S-300 + personnel training. According to some reports, all the S-300s have already been delivered to Syria, and now the officers are undergoing training, so the contract has not yet been fulfilled.

            In an interview with Marat Musin, he said that many Syrian officers were trained to work with C-300 in Russia.
            Quote: Batman
            Vladimir Putin said the agreement between Russia and Syria for the supply of C-300 "has not yet been implemented"
            Д
            I think Putin is acting correctly, a little information, a little fog. Let the "partners" twitch, worry, etc. Overall a great scout game.
            1. yak69
              +9
              18 June 2013 21: 34
              Quote: Ustian
              I think Putin is acting correctly, a little information, a little fog. Let the "partners" twitch, worry, etc. Overall a great scout game.

              I can’t count myself among Putin’s admirers, BUT. In this particular case, I can well imagine the most powerful pressure from our sworn "friends" and I can imagine what kind of tension and restraint these negotiations in Ireland will require. Therefore, I wish good luck to Putin and all his assistants.
              Good luck and endurance!
              hi
        2. Quiet
          +5
          18 June 2013 19: 29
          I would like to believe that the way it is!

          Ivan !!! hi So it is, Israeli "fluttering" nervously smoke, fearing to come close to airplanes. The rest of the US satellites are just blathering, looking back at Russia with caution. Vova did it competently when he began to buy gold bars for Russia for the stabilization fund in dollars !!!! All sorry that in one post about everything at once. hi
      2. Vasya Ivanov
        +37
        18 June 2013 09: 16
        Americans are not lucky with Putin ...
        Ah beautifully said.
        1. +18
          18 June 2013 18: 58
          Quote: Vasya Ivanov
          Americans are not lucky with Putin ...
          Ah beautifully said.

          In my opinion, not only to Americans! wink
          1. Messer
            +4
            18 June 2013 19: 26
            damn the title of the video Putin crashed into Cameron thought right now kaaaak move)))
            1. +1
              23 June 2013 19: 22
              In this situation, it would be better for Cameron if he really moved!
          2. +4
            18 June 2013 20: 28
            Quote: sergo0000

            I thought Cameron would cry now?
            1. +2
              18 June 2013 22: 02
              Quote: APASUS
              Quote: sergo0000

              I thought Cameron would cry now?

              Yes, his mug did not correspond to the diplomatic protocol in any way! laughing
              But for a moment I thought that he was clutching Putin's throat! lol
              1. Hudo
                +1
                18 June 2013 23: 36
                Quote: sergo0000
                But for a moment I thought that he was clutching Putin's throat! lol


                Oh, if only if only! It is not yet time for Putin to demonstrate to the press the flight of a small, lanky worm along an intricate trajectory.
                1. 0
                  19 June 2013 06: 00

                  And not like this giraffe, sucked in the hands of the GDP. winked
                  Therefore, he, knowing this, did not risk his health!
              2. +1
                19 June 2013 09: 34
                It would be curious to look. 100% knockout in the 1 minute of the 1 round.
              3. 0
                23 June 2013 05: 32
                Cameron choked at this moment.
          3. 0
            19 June 2013 08: 54
            Why do Britons support cannibals? Because until quite recently, cannibalism was practiced in Europe for more than 200 years. This was an article on military review. You can only sympathize with Putin. You have to shake hands and sit with those who personally gave orders to destroy hundreds of thousands of people. Ready to destroy anyone and any number. In fact, among cannibals. It was safer for Putin to sit among the tigers. At least you can feed them.
          4. Quiet
            +1
            19 June 2013 19: 56
            In my opinion, not only Americans

            And in my opinion, the Americans and their minions are not lucky in everything and for the most recent time. No wonder Vovik lined up their whole queue for advice ... bully It's time for him to take the loot for consulting with these idiots !!! good lol
      3. +15
        18 June 2013 09: 26
        S-300 in Syria to be! Because ... gladiolus, (Assad has our answer to chemical weapons!)
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        2. 0
          18 June 2013 20: 02
          Quote: KILLAvolt
          C-300 to be in Syria!
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      5. Micex
        +2
        18 June 2013 09: 31
        "Medved" is a logical continuation of Putin. As if bypassing everything.
        1. +11
          18 June 2013 12: 13
          Quote: Micex
          "Medved" is a logical continuation of Putin. As if bypassing everything.

          I do not agree, you already forgot their conflict during the adoption of resolution No. 1973 on Libya? Then Putin talked about the Crusade, for which Medved hit him. Although maybe you're right, if all this was theatricalized for the people, so that the people in Putin would see their own ... everything can be.
          1. Batman
            0
            18 June 2013 13: 26
            I think the West has run over the Bear ... He began to threaten him with something, and learned some secret from the "wiretaps" ...
          2. 0
            18 June 2013 19: 52
            Quote: DEfindER
            Then Putin talked about the Crusade, for which Medved hit him. Although maybe you are right, if all this was pageant for the people

            Undoubtedly. If there was a "bickering", then we won't know about it soon. Perhaps the game is going on - (beep-bad-cop), in relation to the "partners", but IMHO Yes work in tandem.
      6. YARY
        +2
        18 June 2013 09: 43
        ... ah, if not tagged!

        Vlad alas, you can say so about many ....
        Except one- ....
        1. YARY
          +13
          18 June 2013 09: 52
          Syria News




          G8

          A humiliating provocation with a clock with a predictable outcome in advance suggests that the United States, even before the G8 summit, understood that Russia would not "surrender" Syria. It seems that in the future the West is trying to indicate to the President of Russia that if he does not give in, then he can be made an outcast in the world club of state "managers" ...
          1. shamil
            +18
            18 June 2013 10: 19
            The dish is ready for Cameron once he and the cannibals at the same time
            1. +5
              18 June 2013 12: 17
              Quote: shamil
              The dish is ready for Cameron once he and the cannibals at the same time

              Damn, that no bulletin is a new SHASHLIK, just for the patrons of the Cannibals!
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          4. +20
            18 June 2013 10: 52
            Intimate talk
          5. +12
            18 June 2013 11: 22
            It is difficult to make the President of Russia an "outcast" among them, even for amers. It's not worth talking about Europe at all. Amers to Europe can supply liquefied gas, but it won't make the weather. I don't think the G8 will dare to do this.
            1. +4
              18 June 2013 22: 16
              Quote: unclevad
              Amer to Europe can supply liquefied gas, only he will not do the weather.

              There is no amer, and the Saudis with Qatar, yes, not only gas, but also oil, and super tankers (and there are 24 for gas, 50 for oil) ... And at lower prices than Gazprom and Rosneft, as you think why do they need Syria - to build a direct gas pipeline to Turkey, and from there by sea through a pipe to the geyropu.
              1. +1
                18 June 2013 22: 54
                Quote: PSih2097
                Why do you think they need Syria - to build a direct gas pipeline to Turkey, and from there by sea through a pipe to the geyropu.

                Absolutely sober and correct assessment!
                1. -2
                  18 June 2013 23: 35
                  Not a fact, the gas pipeline can also be bypassed, for example, along the bottom of the sea, like the Nord Stream.
                  1. Hudo
                    +2
                    18 June 2013 23: 47
                    Quote: Ramazan
                    Not a fact, the gas pipeline can also be bypassed, for example, along the bottom of the sea, like the Nord Stream.


                    Bypass, is this the route to go from Saudi or Qatar to the Mediterranean coast bypassing Syria? Through the territory of Israel, Lebanon? Or maybe around, past the Cape of Good Hope and across the Strait of Gibraltar?
              2. +2
                19 June 2013 02: 01
                Quote: PSih2097
                Moreover, at lower prices than Gazprom and Rosneft, what do you think they need Syria to build a direct gas pipeline to Turkey, and from there by sea through a pipe to the geyropu.
                - why do you think the oil price will not fall? Is it because the US has printed bucks above the roof? And how is this mass of printed money absorbed? The high price of oil. What if prices fall? A huge mass of bucks will be freed up. And where is this mass? These are inflationary risks! The whole "strong dollar" policy will collapse! I am assuming that the United States will go for it and give the go-ahead. Second, cheap oil will give a strong impetus to China's economic development. This is who the huge consumer of oil is, and besides, he pays for every barrel with his own labor. China produces a bunch of things, sells for bucks and buys oil. Cheap oil to China is a balm for the soul. This is the second reason why oil will not fall. The third reason is that tanker deliveries have their drawbacks. Gas and oil pipelines are the topic. Russia has had them since the times of the USSR. The USSR invested well in its time, I remember with what difficulty the Urengoy-Pomary-Uzhgorod gas pipeline was given to the Union. Now both Nord Stream and South Stream. Europe is not going anywhere. She got caught like chickens. Russia, that the Pit Bull Terrier has firmly clung to since those times. Ever since that time, the States have been putting a spoke in their wheels, then they will not put pipes, then something else. Unless I tried to use direct military force - well, for good reason. Probably, the States do not consider it possible for themselves to offend those weaker or what?
                1. +1
                  19 June 2013 14: 21
                  They did not try direct military force, and sabotage - tuyeva hecha. Only the death of the Novosibirsk-Adler and Adler-Novosibirsk trains is worth what!
              3. 0
                24 June 2013 13: 26
                The idea is not bad, but through Baghdad to Turkey is also an option, the border is immediate .... And the mountain landscape begins mainly in Turkish territory
          6. +25
            18 June 2013 15: 01
            Quote: Ardent
            It seems that in the future the West is trying to indicate to the President of Russia that if he does not give in, then he can be made an outcast in the world club of state "managers" ...

            G8 ceases to be a club of the elect and exit from it is not critical at all. China, after all, lives for itself the second economy of the world and does not blow a mustache. Lays on the G8 a large and thick yellow ....... th. Over time, BRIGS may well get around the Western Eight. Putin needs it more for intelligence and analytical purposes, when you can listen to them all at once and send them all together.
            1. nightmare12
              +1
              18 June 2013 19: 35
              it's time to disperse this Asharashkina office
            2. 0
              19 June 2013 17: 06
              "... send ..." I like this approach. ):
          7. +4
            18 June 2013 20: 09
            Quote: Ardent
            G8

            G7 vs 1
            1. +4
              18 June 2013 20: 16
              Quote: Ustian
              G7 vs 1
              This is an exact definition. Friendship has ended, and perhaps it has not even begun.
          8. Atlon
            +1
            18 June 2013 22: 58
            Quote: Ardent
            Humiliating provocation with a predictable outcome clock

            What did you mean? What did I miss? Is there a link to provocation?
            1. explorer
              0
              19 June 2013 07: 31
              Most likely this was meant here:
              Billionaire Kraft admitted that Putin did not steal his ring
              http://rbcdaily.ru/society/562949987393952
      7. Egor.nic
        +1
        18 June 2013 14: 40
        It is precisely noticed ....
      8. 0
        18 June 2013 18: 17
        Quote: vlad767
        Oh, and if it weren’t for a bear, then we would discuss deliveries to Libya ... And this ..... was sold for an iPhone. am Just like tagged.


        You still do not forget about the iPad. But now the whole thought can calmly sit and play on American toys)))
      9. 0
        18 June 2013 19: 09
        to stake him, Dimka! wassat
      10. 0
        19 June 2013 09: 08
        Loves the people of the Bear)))))
      11. Quiet
        +1
        19 June 2013 19: 59
        Vladimir Putin said the agreement between Russia and Syria for the supply of the S-300 is "not yet implemented." And what does this meanwhile mean?

        This means leased out !!!! laughing lol
    2. +53
      18 June 2013 09: 26
      Oh and Western media have been pouring mud on Putin lately. Driving from the opposite, this is only why Putin can be trusted. It is a pity that our people like a swan crawfish and pike - everyone is looking for their rightness, their truth. But the truth is that everyone has their own! Cohesion is needed by Russia, and Putin needs support of cohesive Russia like now.
      1. +42
        18 June 2013 09: 31

        What can they do in this situation? Perhaps the only lever of pressure on Moscow is “soft power”, the activation of our “fifth column” so that it repeats at least the “Turkish spring”

        Sorry author, but this is from the realm of fiction. The people will not follow the marshes, but rather heap, if necessary. And the marshes themselves are only capable of yelling, they don’t want to go to jail.
        1. +4
          18 June 2013 09: 39
          Well, it seems to me that soft power is not only opposition, diplomatic steps that limit our capabilities, economic sanctions, as for example with supercomputers. these are all manifestations of "soft power"
          I don’t remember in what movie it was said: we must not tear the eggs, but convince them to give! - this is soft power
        2. +7
          18 June 2013 09: 52
          Quote: Alexander Romanov

          What can they do in this situation? Perhaps the only lever of pressure on Moscow is “soft power”, the activation of our “fifth column” so that it repeats at least the “Turkish spring”

          Sorry author, but this is from the realm of fiction. The people will not follow the marshes, but rather heap, if necessary. And the marshes themselves are only capable of yelling, they don’t want to go to jail.


          The government has agents of influence and their advisers on salaries at the CIA. They put pressure on them, put pressure on the dollar, and this is the toughest option for a corrupt skin. Therefore, it is incomprehensible roofing felts put Syrians C300 roofing felts no. Even if they are squeezed and start implementing some plans regarding the supply of air defense, the machine will skid for some time due to their opposition.
        3. +4
          18 June 2013 09: 57
          Quote: Alexander Romanov
          People will not follow the swamps,


          Absolutely, not for that they were created so that the people would follow them.

          Hi Sasha.
          1. +8
            18 June 2013 13: 24
            Vadivak
            Hello.
            Why not. How the current slogans of the marsh differ from those of those. that crowds were wandering about the capitals of the republics in 91? In my opinion, nothing is the same rhetoric, except perhaps to replace the party apparatchik with an official, well, and the slogan "about freedom of homosexuals" to the people at that time could not dream in a nightmare ... the ending is known. I see no reason why the interested parties did not try to repeat the proven technology a second time. On the contrary, there are all the signs that they are being organized and financed precisely to destabilize the country. Consequently, the one who created them simply could not help but count on the fact that they would be followed.
            1. +3
              18 June 2013 18: 20
              Quote: smile
              Vadivak
              Hello.


              Vladimir and you are not sick. Well, judge for yourself, what real opposition will go to the rally under the slogan "Freedom Pussy Wright"? This, apart from the gag reflex, does not cause anything, what is the next real opposition to take into its ranks the daughter of the man who gave the start to the current president? Farce.
        4. +6
          18 June 2013 10: 08
          From the point of view of the simple logic of the behavior of people who remember the command of liberas in 90, I believe that with their lust for revenge, the marshlands gave GDP at least 5 absolute percents in the presidential election.
          For information, I am critical of GDP (gold and currency in the West, freedom of "girls" Serdyukov and himself, Chubais in a state corporation, etc.).
          1. Sosland
            +25
            18 June 2013 10: 29
            GDP can be treated differently, support or not support, agree or not, condemn, justify, etc. etc. BUT he is OUR PRESIDENT and makes in my opinion more good and useful for our common Motherland. A swamp smells strongly of whitening.
        5. +17
          18 June 2013 10: 09
          I just read that in the ranks of Navalny at a recent demonstration in a column under their rainbow flags PEDERASTA was walking. PEOPLE they already get to us. It is necessary for all to amicably say NO to pederastic relations, at the same time to pile Navalny, so that he does not rinse with anyone.
          1. +34
            18 June 2013 10: 19
            Quote: sasha.28blaga
            I just read that in the ranks of Navalny at a recent demonstration in a column under their rainbow flags PEDERASTA was walking. PEOPLE they already get to us.

            It’s they who got to Navalny and the people can sleep peacefully laughing
            1. Natalia
              +13
              18 June 2013 10: 41
              Yes, there is enough of every chaluponi: the Udaltsov-Bulk revolutionaries are losers and even the corrupt homogeous skins, the Nemtsov-Kasyanovs are American residents for human rights in Russia, the Prokhorov Brooklyn Nets basketball club with Courchevel .... in general, a lot of dirt, for them for everyone needs a special place in hell.
              But as it was correctly said, the people will not go for this riffraff, because everyone understands that this is a bad bad-smelling gop company.
            2. +12
              18 June 2013 12: 30
              Quote: BARKAS
              It’s they who got to Navalny and the people can sleep peacefully

              Old joke: Question to Navalny: How do you feel about blue?
              Answer: Well, how? Just relate.
        6. 0
          18 June 2013 21: 13
          Quote: Alexander Romanov
          Sorry author, but this is from the realm of fiction. The people will not follow the marshes, but rather heap, if necessary.

          Tooting! Nemtsov and Co. we do not need .....
      2. Messer
        0
        18 June 2013 19: 28
        you would see it being watered in our social networks)) I would even say they’re drowning
      3. +1
        19 June 2013 09: 17
        And who refuses to support him? I'm not talking about "swamp" and others like them. Let him say out loud: Brothers and Sisters ..... so they say and so, here are our enemies, here are friends. What we do for ourselves and what for the gentlemen from the West.
        I think people will not refuse.
    3. +10
      18 June 2013 11: 17
      Four thousand Islamic Revolutionary Guards set off to defend Assad



      On Sunday, June 16, Iranian authorities decided to send four thousand soldiers from the elite Islamic Revolutionary Guards Corps to help Syrian President Bashar al-Assad.

      According to some reports, Tehran is even going to offer Damascus to open a new Syrian front to fight Tel Aviv, Interfax reports.

      The decision to send the military was made before the presidential elections in Iran, which won the 64-year-old reformer Hassan Rouhani. The timing of the redeployment of soldiers from the IRGC is currently unknown.

      Speaking about the new head of Iran, the Syrian Prime Minister Wael al-Halki stated his desire and readiness to develop relations with the authorities of the Islamic Republic.

      Meanwhile, it became known that the Egyptian leader Mohammed Morsi decided to go over to the side of the Syrian terrorists and declare jihad to the country's authorities, severing all diplomatic relations between Cairo and Damascus. The Syrian leadership called this step "irresponsible".

      In turn, the chairman of the State Duma Committee on International Affairs Alexei Pushkov expressed concern that, due to outside actions, events in Syria could escalate into a war in the entire Middle East. "In response to US actions, Iran is sending four thousand soldiers to Syria. So: the West, Israel and radical Sunnis against Shiites. A major regional war," he wrote on his Twitter.
      1. +2
        18 June 2013 12: 41
        June 18, 2013 | 11:31
        The Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Islamic Republic said that this was not necessary - the department said that the troops of Bashar al-Assad have all the capabilities to fight terrorists. The other day, the British press wrote that 4 members of the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps were allegedly sent to Syria.
      2. +6
        18 June 2013 15: 45
        Quote: Sith Lord
        Four thousand Islamic Revolutionary Guards set off to defend Assad

        And the Americans 300 marines dragged to the Jordanian border. Probably beguiled with Thermopylae what , or consider themselves sparans? laughing
        1. +2
          18 June 2013 21: 30
          Not by the Spartans, but by the Assassins
      3. +1
        18 June 2013 23: 42
        The Syrian war against Israel, at the moment, is utopia, suicide. Assad understands this and does not respond to the provocation from the Jews, in the form of an air raid.
    4. +18
      18 June 2013 11: 19
      The Syrian army freed a number of villages in the provinces of Damascus, Aleppo and Hama



      On Saturday, units of the Syrian army liberated several villages at once in the East Guta region near Damascus, south of Aleppo and in the area of ​​the city of Salamia in the province of Hama. As a result of hostilities, at least three hundred militants were destroyed.

      During the military operations in the East Ghuta region, the villages of Al-Hamissiya and Al-Ahmadiya near the Damascus International Airport were completely cleared of bandit formations. The command of government forces reported the destruction of a large number of terrorists and the full restoration of security in the area.

      The Syrian military leadership also announced the continuation of a large-scale operation southeast of Hama. On June 15, security was restored in the villages of Rasm al-Abud, Rasm al-Awabed and Suha to the south-east of Salamia.

      Many vehicles and weapons of the Jabhat al-Nusra bandit groups were seized in the village of Sukha. The premises of the so-called "Sharia court" with torture chambers and command centers belonging to the groups "Al-Farouk Brigades", "Jund Allah", "Tanamin Martyrs" and "Al-Neirab Battalion" were also found there.

      In addition, the agency SANA announces the release of the village of Ekeyrbat in the province of Hama. Local residents told the military where the Islamist bandit groups had dug in. Their shelters were destroyed, all the militants destroyed. Authorities announced the restoration of security in the village.

      In the province of Aleppo, the villages of Ain Assan and Al-Tina south of the city of Aleppo were liberated. In the northwestern suburbs, the operation to eliminate the large forces of the Islamists and the SSA continues. Most of the Kafr Hamra and Marat Artik neighborhoods have been liberated. In Kafr Hamr, militants keep only blocks in the north of the city.
    5. +1
      18 June 2013 11: 20
      Militants attacked Mezze Airport near Damascus


      Homemade Syrian Militant Missiles

      On the night of June 17 (around midnight), militants attacked the location of the 4th Syrian army division and the Mezze military airfield south of Damascus. First, a suicide bomber blew himself up near a military unit checkpoint in a car bomb. Despite the fact that the soldiers opened fire on a suspicious car, she managed to drive up almost to the object at the time of the explosion.

      Then, officer barracks and the airfield territory were fired by improvised missiles. According to preliminary data, about 10 people died as a result of the attack and shelling.

      The airfield was repeatedly bombarded by Syrian militants. Only last week, bandits fired at least two times with mortars.

      Militants infiltrate the vicinity of the military base and airfield of Modamia and from the western highlands. According to Islamists, the buildings of the airfield were damaged. An elite 4th division under the command of the brother of the head of state, Maher Assad, is stationed near the airfield.
    6. +5
      18 June 2013 11: 21
      Syrian army freed 16 villages in the province of Hama



      Over the past two days, parts of the Syrian army in the course of a number of operations liberated vast areas in the province of Hama from bandit formations. SANA reports on "the restoration of stability and security in the villages of Al-Rashidiya and Al-Kerbatiya."

      The last shelters of the Jabhat al-Nusra militants and other Islamist groups in the villages of Jebel al-Ahs, Khujaira al-Kbeira, Abdet Musa, Rasm Kanbar, Jeb al-Abyad, Makkin al-Shamali, Makkin al-Janubi were also destroyed , Rasm al-Dabaa, al-Naimah, Khdeira, Rasm-Fakhr, al-Tuwaidiya, Rasm al-Ahmar, Taibet al-Dekaidj.

      A total of 16 villages were liberated, in which engineer and engineer units carried out a great deal of work to neutralize dozens of improvised explosive devices left by bandits. Bombs were planted along the side of roads, left in residential buildings and office buildings. A large number of explosives and finished IEDs were discovered during the sweeping of the village of Hdeira.

      On June 16, several terrorist shelters in the Al Belaas Highlands were also destroyed. During the operation, many members of illegal armed groups were killed and wounded.

      To date, most of the villages east of Hama have been cleared. Their release began in early June by taking control of the Fan al-Vastani region. Within three days, more than 15 villages were liberated here. Then the Syrian army concentrated on special operations southeast of Hama in the area of ​​the city of Salamia. On June 15, several villages were liberated here in the vicinity of the village of Sukha.
    7. +2
      18 June 2013 11: 22
      Syrian army begins liberation of southern Damascus



      On June 16, the Syrian army launched an operation to liberate the southern areas of Damascus occupied by militants, which became possible after cleansing most of the settlements of the East Ghouta region.

      The fighting swept areas of Kadam, Hajar al-Aswad and the Palestinian refugee camp of Yarmouk. On the morning of June 16, special forces units attacked gangs on the outskirts of the Yarmuk district. After an intensive four-hour shootout, the servicemen withdrew.

      Artillery began to strike at the identified firing positions of the militants. The rocket and artillery shelling of the Palestinian camp continued on June 17 and 18. The military units so far only provoke fighters to open fire for the further destruction of their strongholds by artillery. The bandits try to counterattack, but suffer significant losses. On Monday alone, more than 30 Islamists were killed on the outskirts of Yarmouk camp.

      On June 17, a similar reconnaissance was conducted in combat in the areas of Hajar al-Aswad and Kadam. On the eve, it became known about the plans of the militants to attack the army checkpoints and it was decided to deliver a preemptive strike. About an hour before the alleged militant attack on their positions in the Hajar al-Aswad region and on Port Said Street in the Kadam area, massive artillery attacks were delivered.

      Despite the losses, the bandits still attacked the checkpoints, but suffered serious losses and retreated. To date, all departures from the southern regions of Damascus are completely blocked. Small gangs operating on the outskirts of the Syrian capital and along the highway to the international airport are trying to break into the city and are being destroyed.

      In addition to the southern regions of Damascus, fighting continues in the north - in the areas of Barz, Kaubun, in the suburbs of Harast and Modamia. A large group remains in the western and southern regions of Daraya and in Modamia.
    8. +3
      18 June 2013 11: 23
      More than 1000 Kurds deserted from the Iraqi army and joined the Peshmerga



      Representatives of the Iraqi armed forces reported on the eve of the desertion of 1070 Kurdish nationals serving in the 16th brigade, kurdishglobe reports. The incident occurred in May, but the fact that the soldiers fled was announced only after they did not return for retraining and stopped receiving financial allowance.

      The rebellion of the Kurds is associated with the military operations of the Iraqi army against the rebel Sunni armed groups associated with al-Qaeda in April-May of this year. The Islamists captured the city of Tuz-Khurmatu, and the Kurds refused to fight against the Sunnis and actually went home.

      The desertion of an entire unit was a blow to the Iraqi security forces. A number of Kurdish officers had to be removed from their posts and replaced by Arabs. Currently, the 16th brigade is still understaffed, and the fugitive Kurds have applied to join the Peshmerga troops of the Iraqi Kurdistan Region.

      Peshmerga ("Going to Death") are the regular Kurdish troops, formed and operating mainly on the territory of Iraq. They are armed with mortars, artillery, tanks and Grad rocket launchers. In May, due to unrest organized by the Sunnis, the Peshmerga surreptitiously took control of Kirkuk.

      Kurds are trying not to interfere in the sectarian conflict between the Shiite majority in Iraq and the Sunni Islamists. They distance themselves from the extremists from al-Qaeda, but at the same time position themselves as defenders of the rights of the Sunnis (since they themselves profess Sunni Islam).

      An attempt by Jabhat al-Nusra and other al-Qaeda units to unleash a civil war in Iraq this spring played into the hands of the Kurds. After the Sunni insurgency, the Iraqi army lost its positions in the northern provinces and was replaced by Kurdish militias.
    9. 755962
      +7
      18 June 2013 11: 44
      he hurries to accuse Assad of using chemical weapons

      The Red Cross has no information on the use of chemical weapons in Syria

      The International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC) does not have information on the use of chemical weapons in Syria, said Robert Mardini, director of the ICRC’s Operations Directorate for the Middle East - rus.ruvr.ru


      http://news.zborg.ru/story/u-krasnogo-kresta-net-svedenii-o-primenenii-khimor-84

      966
      1. 755962
        +3
        18 June 2013 11: 55
        Something about this news there are no comments ..
        In the UN, the Fijian chose Russian blue helmets in the Golan

        The Austrian contingent of peacekeepers in the Golan Islands at the United Nations plans to replace 170 peacekeepers from Fiji, Fiji Times reported Monday. Thus, the initiative of Russia was actually rejected by the leadership of the World Organization.
        Lieutenant General Babakar Gaye, a military adviser to the United Nations Office of Military Affairs, confirmed to the publication that some 170 Fiji peacekeepers would begin service in the Golan Islands.
        According to him, representatives of the UN contingent to monitor the separation of the armed forces of Syria and Israel in the Golan (UNDOF) held meetings from May 14 to 21 with representatives of the Fiji Ministry of Defense in preparation for the deployment of the contingent, reports Vesti. “We expect the contingent to arrive in the Golan before the end of June,” said the lieutenant general.


        http://file-rf.ru/news/14244
        1. +3
          18 June 2013 12: 07
          And they will also go to the Golan in skirts? Or type, if that, they are not sorry, and they will not be able to present anything?
        2. dc120mm
          +3
          18 June 2013 12: 08
          Fiji??? laughing What are you guys? laughing Let them play rugby laughing
          1. 755962
            +11
            18 June 2013 12: 12
            The brave Fijians, of course, will protect peace and tranquility better than the Russian cowards ... It’s just that the West understands perfectly well - get Russia to the Middle East - and its programmed destruction will turn against the conspirators themselves
            1. -4
              18 June 2013 14: 11
              Quote: 755962
              Brave Fijians, of course, protect peace and tranquility better than Russian cowards ...

              And when did the UN troops defend anyone at all? The UN mandate on the golan is observers, and moreover. In fact, I must say thank you that he did not go from Russia. As you do not understand, they have nothing besides pistols and small arms (forbidden). As if it looked like, they were fired upon, and there was nothing to answer, they were taken prisoner (as it has already been), and there was nothing to defend themselves. What would it all look like. Or do you think the UN will make an exception for Russia and allow tanks to enter the Golan?
              1. 0
                19 June 2013 13: 12
                Well, for example, in Ossetia in 2008.
                So if ours had arrived, they would certainly have protected.
        3. +2
          18 June 2013 19: 18
          there, in Fiji, there will be no men left. everyone on the Gollan will leave belay
        4. +1
          19 June 2013 04: 19
          Wait, are they with spears ?!
    10. w.ebdo.g
      +24
      18 June 2013 13: 16
      The author of the article is a definite PLUS!
      wrote well. Sensible, without "water" and understandably ...
      I would like more such articles and less delusional.
      but unfortunately we have always had two problems in Russia - the roads and those who write crazy articles))))))))
      good mood to you all!

      PS I'm for Putin. He does everything right ...

    11. Batman
      +2
      18 June 2013 13: 20
      today, somehow with apprehension, the zombie turned on the box in the morning, suddenly again the no-fly zone, as in Libya.

      judging by the news, the United States is slowly planting its infantry around Syria ... Already in 3 places they landed .., I think maybe they came up with a new scenario?
      1. 0
        18 June 2013 21: 29
        This is just an announcement of the places where weapons were issued to al-Qaeda militants.
        But only.
    12. Gari
      +5
      18 June 2013 15: 04
      Quote: vadson
      Putin 100500 +


      "Putin factor," and he firmly defended Syria, especially since this could be done, unlike Libya, and clearly showed that Russia is still a superpower. That is, it can defend its interests, despite the world hegemon.


      Of course it can still as it can!

      Vladimir Putin said the agreement between Russia and Syria for the supply of the S-300 is "not yet implemented." And what does this meanwhile mean?


      Well, so the KGB school!
      1. +7
        18 June 2013 17: 41
        That is the KGB graduate and not some kind of party worker, I think that V. Putin is the best leader in Russia for 100 years after Comrade I. Stalin.
    13. +1
      18 June 2013 16: 32
      Russia is going to reduce its nuclear potential.
    14. M. Peter
      +1
      18 June 2013 20: 25
      Sorry, but the news is bad, the Saudis are pulling their troops to the border with Syria. No.

      Saudi army advances to Syrian border through Jordan

      Pro-Iranian resource Mirat Al-Jazeera has spread sensational information about the preparation of the Saudi-Turkish invasion of Syria.

      Starting in the morning on Saturday, June 15, in Riyadh there are continuous meetings and closed-door meetings. The Sadovskaya elite holds meetings with American and French diplomats, considering possible scenarios for the development of events in Syria. The Saudis are extremely concerned about the rapid progress of the Syrian army in northern Syria.

      The meetings are attended by the commanders of the Saudi army. At the same time, the possibility of opening a new front is being discussed with the Turks in order to prevent the Syrian army from establishing full control over the entire territory of the country. The Saudis began, without prior consultation with the Western Allies, transferring weapons for the opposition to bases in Turkey.

      The head of the National Security Council of Saudi Arabia, Prince Bandar bin Sultan, is in Turkey on a secret visit. Bandar is negotiating arms shipments to the Syrian factions and using the Turkish Air Force to transfer arms to Syrian territory.

      Saudi Arabia's military leaders have been "living in a state of constant excitement over the past few days, and expect any development of the situation and any orders."

      Meanwhile, over the past two days, Syrian opposition resources have been disseminating information about the inevitability of a direct military intervention by Saudi Arabia in Syria. On the Facebook pages of the rebels, they write that the Saudi army has already received the appropriate orders and is moving to the Syrian border through Jordan. Last night, a photograph was published as "evidence" with the caption "The vanguard of the Saudi armored column approached the Syrian-Jordanian border: We are in a hurry to help the heroes of the Levant!"

      The picture chosen as an illustration of Saudi determination is quite ridiculous. It depicts the wedges of the Egyptian army at the entrance to al-Arish on August 9, 2012 - after the start of a large-scale operation against jihadists in Sinai.
    15. 0
      18 June 2013 21: 04
      The bandit underground of the North Caucasus announced a "hunt" for the security forces - an FSB officer was killed
      http://warfiles.ru/show-33067-bandpodpole-severnogo-kavkaza-obyavilo-ohotu-na-si
      lovikov-ubit-sotrudnik-fsb.html
      18.06.2013 07:50
      The press service of the Investigative Committee for the Republic of Dagestan reported today about the assassination attempt on an FSB officer that occurred the night before. About 22: 30 local time, three masked unknowns entered the house of the FSB officer, Ensign Rajab Kazanbiev in the village of Babayurt, Babayurt district. Holding at gunpoint the wife of the landlord and his children, they found him and shot him
      Details of the incident were not disclosed, material was collected at the crime scene, the investigation team is working.
      Recently, the gangster underground of the North Caucasus has stepped up the killings of law enforcement officials. Since the beginning of June, a wave of explosions and armed attacks against law enforcement officers swept through the republic’s republics:
      On the night of June 1, unknown militants shot a local police officer from a machine gun in a nine-story courtyard in the Dagestan city of Buinaksk. He died on the way to the hospital.
      Early in the morning of June 6 in the village of Shamilkala, Untsukulsky District, an IED worked under a police car. The policeman died, his passenger received a concussion.
      The greatest number of attempts occurred on June 8. In the evening, near 22: 40, in the village of Ortal-Stal, Suleiman-Stalsky district of Dagestan, near the cafe under the policeman’s base, an IED worked. As a result, a law enforcement officer was seriously injured (his leg was torn off), but he survived.
      An hour later, the attempt occurred in Kabardino-Balkaria. Around 23: 40 the militants called out from the house of the local Murat Khazhiev in the village of Dugulubgei in the Baksan region, and shot him. A policeman died of injuries on his way to the hospital.
      Around the same time, around 23: 50, two militants suddenly opened fire on alongside the teaching staff in the administrative center of Kabardino-Balkaria, the city of Nalchik. As a result, one police officer was killed.
      At night, the explosion thundered again in Dagestan. This time, a car was blown up, allegedly of a civilian, but nothing was reported about its status. The IED went off under the bottom of a Mercedes car. The 34-year-old owner of the car was injured but survived.
      On June 11 in the village of Novolak, Novolaksky District of the Republic of Dagestan, two fighters unexpectedly fired at police. As a result, three law enforcement officers died. Both attackers destroyed.
    16. _Forgiven_
      +5
      18 June 2013 23: 10
      And I am with all hands and feet for "Volodya" in these negotiations. Well done for the CAP to the end. If you do not help Syria, then Iran is next in turn and everything, so to speak, all the oil and gas of the Middle East will be in the hands of the Mandalayans and Gay Europeans. I think a weighty argument, as always, three hundred, any country will want to organize a no-fly zone
  2. +4
    18 June 2013 08: 38
    Devour it, Yankees!
  3. +16
    18 June 2013 08: 40
    crush, crush and crush these western-born cannibals angry !!! Hold on Assad !!!
    1. +3
      18 June 2013 10: 14
      I agree, but ..
      The root cause of this b ****** but no one crushes, a huge jamb am angry
  4. +6
    18 June 2013 08: 41
    I will answer the main question of the author of the article, the agreement has not yet been implemented simply because Russia has not completely completed the delivery of the complexes. We bought X and put X-1
    1. +3
      18 June 2013 09: 33
      Quote: domokl
      that Russia did not completely complete the delivery of the complexes. We bought X, and delivered X-1

      In other words, they delivered nothing but light weapons over the past year.
      1. 0
        18 June 2013 21: 37
        Most likely the missiles themselves were delivered.
        They can be transported on warships and support ships, as well as cargo aircraft.
        Obviously, no detection and guidance systems have been delivered yet.
        Too healthy and noticeable.
        This is how the An 125 DneprAvia will be spotted on the highway to Damascus, then it will be clear that everyone flew. There is a no-fly zone for the AOI Air Force over Syria.
  5. Lech from ZATULINKI
    +4
    18 June 2013 08: 41
    Perhaps the only lever of pressure on Moscow is “soft power”, the activation of our “fifth column” so that it repeats at least the “Turkish spring”
    In TURKEY, it worked - now our opposition is weak and expertly defeated by the PUTIN GUYS.
    As for Syria, it is unlikely that the WEST will decide on a no-fly zone.
    Most likely there will be new infusions of foreign commandos into the ranks of the militants - it is no secret that in their ranks there are representatives of ENGLAND, FRANCE, ISRAEL and of course SAUDITES FROM USA.
    1. +4
      18 June 2013 09: 24
      Judging by the videos with the actions of the Syrians, the Syrian special forces and other special units are also not Papuans from New Guinea who train and train bully
      1. Lech from ZATULINKI
        +5
        18 June 2013 09: 37
        I think that serious losses among the special forces of the western intelligence services caused such a stormy reaction from the WEST
    2. Micex
      +3
      18 June 2013 09: 32
      The United States will climb into Syria through Jordan (since there are no more moves) and rake.
      1. 77bor1973
        +3
        18 June 2013 09: 40
        The United States drove another thousand marines to Jordan, today the info has passed. The Americans are embarking on something.
    3. +5
      18 June 2013 09: 57
      Quote: Lech s ZATULINKI
      now our opposition is weak and expertly defeated by the PUTIN GUYS.

      but it’s annoying that on weekdays, young people who speak Uzbek-Tajik + an incomprehensible language at all are walking around the city on weekdays .... and it would be fine if we rarely met .. otherwise, from work to home 500 meters and three four groups I manage to see. .. there was no such thing before ... if gaster came to work, he should work and not run around the city with seeds ...
      PS.
      Infa here flashed that the FSB in Moscow detained about 1000 people
      in from 35 seconds about .......
    4. 0
      18 June 2013 19: 22
      It seems to me that our guys were sent to the Syrian army, with counter-terrorism experience. maybe that’s why Assad began to wage war more successfully. bully
    5. +2
      18 June 2013 19: 55
      Quote: Lech s ZATULINKI
      Most likely there will be new infusions of foreign commandos into the ranks of the militants - it is no secret that they include representatives of ENGLAND, FRANCE, ISRAEL and, of course, SAUDITS FROM THE USA

      Well, for that matter, some in the West claim that there are Russians among the militants. Even photos of the passports of the murdered bandits are exhibited as evidence. And the average American, who is here called Joe Sixpack (Joe Beer Packaging), cannot enter that the names of these "Russians" sound somehow not in Slavic, but very much even in Islamic-Caucasian.
      1. +1
        18 June 2013 20: 09
        Revolver hi , and is it true that the average American is little interested in foreign policy and is more interested in domestic problems?
        Quote: Nagan
        Joe Beer Packaging
        )))) laughed laughing
        1. +1
          18 June 2013 20: 33
          Quote: Thunderbolt
          Is it true that the average American has little interest in foreign policy and is more interested in domestic problems?

          Mostly yes. For Joe Sixpack, municipal elections in his town are more interesting than parliamentary elections in any country, including England, France, Russia, China, not to mention the countries of less weighty and famous. There is a good reason for that: the amount of real estate tax that he pays is determined by the municipal council and not by the English parliament. And in general, they have strained with geography, like "Denmark? It seems this is the capital of Holland."
          1. -1
            18 June 2013 23: 55
            Funny)))))
            But still, many go to the states for a better life.
            1. 0
              19 June 2013 13: 17
              Well, advertising though. And the fools who are being fought on her even Mavrodi could not bring.
  6. +14
    18 June 2013 08: 45
    "Unlucky Americans with Putin... "That's for sure !!! Hang on Assad.
  7. Genera
    +7
    18 June 2013 08: 49
    Ha, ha, ha - That's for sure, we have no time for revolutions now. Our "green winter" is very short, we need to do everything in time for the household. A "white winter", we certainly will not have time for you (Amera). We must again save up for the "green winter" for rest. In principle, you can throw some money, we will warm ourselves with them "in white winter".
  8. -30
    18 June 2013 08: 50
    "Bashar al-Assad won an important victory in the south of the country, took El-Quseir" - El-Quseir took Hezbollah, and if anyone is to thank for this, then Nasrallah, not Assad with his pseudo-army about which Hezbollah militants spoke quite clearly "a cowardly herd" ... Yes, and to Iran, you need to bow to Assad. It's just that Iran has a new president and it is not yet known whether Iran will get involved in a confrontation with the Sunni world, and Hezbollah intends to return to Lebanon and not participate further in the civil war. So it's too early to salute ...
    1. +16
      18 June 2013 09: 26
      and not Assad with his pseudo-army about which the Hezbollah militants spoke quite clearly as a "cowardly herd".

      This "herd" has been holding back and destroying terrorists from all over the world for 2 years. The army would have put pressure on Quseir without Hezbollah, it would have taken a little more time. So do not overestimate the role of this organization.
      1. -16
        18 June 2013 11: 38
        "terrorists from all over the world" - how loud and pathetic, there are only a few mercenaries in comparison with the number of local Sunni fighters. Just because they love to show off in front of the camera doesn't mean they are real power. The Syrian army is confronted by scattered detachments armed mainly with small arms and grenade launchers, which cannot oppose anything to the artillery and aviation of the regular army. Despite this, the Syrian regular army shamefully allowed the militants to occupy half of the country. Note that without Hezbollah, the Syrian army did not have a single real success, and the Hezbollah fighters are the same terrorist fighters, only Shiites. Well, what kind of army is this that cannot do a damn thing without the support of terrorists?
        1. +9
          18 June 2013 11: 49
          "terrorists from all over the world" - how loud and pathetic, there are only a few mercenaries in comparison with the number of local Sunni fighters.

          Yes, of course, but the training camps, suicide bombers, mercenaries, terrorist organizations with all the well-known names - these are units?
          The Syrian armies are opposed by the scattered detachments, which are mainly armed with rifle guns and grenade launchers, which cannot oppose the artillery and aviation of the regular army. Despite this, the Syrian regular army shamefully allowed militants to occupy half the country.

          Yeah. With the support of neighboring countries, both informational and real - with weapons, ammunition.
          The effectiveness of artillery and aviation against disparate gangs is generally none. So basically infantry and tanks are fighting.
          Note that without Hezbollah, the Syrian army did not have a single real success.

          Yeah, 2 years to restrain the onslaught of well-armed bandits. You do not forget, the army is trying to save Syria, and the militants to split it. And the last stealth, dirty methods.
          Well, what is this army that cannot do a damn thing without the support of terrorists?

          I and Israel can be called a terrorist state for only one bombing of neighboring countries. Or do you recognize as a terrorist all whom the United States and the gang recognize?
          1. -3
            18 June 2013 16: 49
            Quote: Wedmak
            Yes, of course, but the training camps, suicide bombers, mercenaries, terrorist organizations with all the well-known names - these are units?

            The number of the FSA is estimated from 100 to 140 thousand people, of which "internationalist warriors" are not more than 10%, the ground forces of Syria numbered more than 300 thousand people, thousands of tanks, self-propelled guns and artillery pieces, not to mention aviation, in addition, police units and Shabiha. It is clear that the size of the Syrian army is no longer the same, desertion is its scourge, but who damn it is to blame for this? The fact that SSA fighters undergo a short course of combat training, which most likely includes the basics of combat tactics in the city, the possession of small arms, a grenade launcher, some take a course in explosives, does not make them an experienced fighter equal to a professional soldier, you can spend billions of dollars, but in a month (more the situation does not allow) it is impossible to train a fighter from a former bus driver or a janitor, therefore your claims that they have an advantage over a fighter of the Syrian army are absolutely ridiculous.
            Quote: Wedmak
            Yeah. With the support of neighboring countries, both informational and real - with weapons, ammunition.

            Information support does not help in any way on the battlefield, it will not stop the bullet. And at the expense of the supply of weapons ... All the supply consists in the supply of cartridges and small arms, no heavy or even more modern weapons are not supplied to the SSA, there is no Javelin ATGM or Hashim RPG in Syria, although Jordan has plenty of them ... The SSA does not even have elementary anti-tank mines, not to mention anti-personnel mines.
            Quote: Wedmak
            Yeah, 2 years to restrain the onslaught of well-armed bandits.

            1 Chechen and 2 Chechen wars, as Chechen fighters did not walk around Moscow. Of all the settlements they were knocked out and scattered, they could only wage a guerrilla war, in Syria the militants take control of the city, Aleppo is still divided. The Chechen fighters in terms of weapons saturation were not much different from the SSA, so there is nothing to compare.
            Quote: Wedmak
            I and Israel can be called a terrorist state for only one bombing of neighboring countries. Or do you recognize as a terrorist all whom the United States and the gang recognize?

            Explain where is the parallel between what I wrote and your phrase? The Hezbollah movement around the world is recognized as a terrorist organization whose task is to make Lebanon an Islamic state, it is involved in the assassination of the Prime Minister of Lebanon. If she seizes power in Lebanon, then Lebanese Christians (Orthodox notice) the sky with a sheepskin will seem ...
            1. -6
              18 June 2013 19: 18
              Not only Aleppo, but also Damascus.
            2. +5
              18 June 2013 21: 50
              Today, Hezbollah is terrorists, but once there were rebels and fighters for democracy.
              Do not forget that Hezbollah was created by the CIA.
              Like Al Qaeda.
              But everything flows, everything changes. And now Mursi is a bastion of democracy.
              The recognition by the West of a particular organization as terrorist or democratic is simply a necessity for the Anglo-Saxon business.
            3. 0
              19 June 2013 09: 33
              These scum do not deserve the name of "warriors of internationalists", you are wrong comparing them with my father and hundreds of thousands of soldiers and officers of the USSR.
              You are too aware of how things are going there, I see it a little strange.
        2. GP
          GP
          +2
          18 June 2013 12: 00
          Nayhas
          Does it mean crime? So he exists in any society and capitalizes on his vices, in Syria he is also armed to the teeth, and he is not on whose side, but only uses the situation for profit, among them there is really a large part of the Syrians.
        3. zambo
          +6
          18 June 2013 13: 08
          "terrorists from all over the world" - how loud and pathetic, there are only a few mercenaries in comparison with the number of local Sunni fighters.

          Today, the Syrian army, the Syrian people and its government are opposed by several tens of thousands of mercenaries who receive weapons and money from Qatar, Saudi Arabia, Egypt, Turkey, the United States, England, France and other NATO countries.
          In fact, these countries are waging an undeclared war against Syria.
          Here is the list of foreign mercenaries who died in Syria, published by Al-Manar Channel:

          1. from Iraq - 2640 people,

          2. Saudis - 729

          3. Tunisians - 550

          4. Egyptians - 489

          5. Lebanese - 439

          6.from Russia (Chechens) - 439

          7. Afghans - 301

          8. Libyans - 263

          9. Pakistanis - 261

          10. Iraqis - 208

          11. from Russia (different nationalities, except for Chechens) - 188

          12. from Turkey - 167

          13. Jordanians - 129

          14. Somalis - 117

          15.from Kuwait - 119

          16. from France - 90

          17. from Germany - 67

          18. from England - 66

          19. from Indonesia - 55

          20. Algerians - 53

          21. Yemenis - 52

          22.from Qatar - 49

          23. from Belgium - 45

          24. Uzbeks - 40

          25. from the USA - 35

          26. from Kosovo - 31

          27. Azerbaijanis - 21

          28. from Malta - 31

          29. from Mauritania - 7

          30. from Sierra Leone - 6

          31. from Suriname - 6

          The list is far from complete.
          But he also paints a terrible picture, where and whom the "democratic" West and despotic monarchies for their "cannon fodder" are recruiting.
          1. -11
            18 June 2013 15: 58
            Themselves thought or Assad roll call?
            1. zambo
              +12
              18 June 2013 16: 37
              The roll call is now done with them in hell ...
        4. +1
          18 June 2013 21: 45
          Would you be there in Israel, would you rather trust your propaganda or something.
          Everything is not as scary as it washes your brain, and everything is much worse and thinner for Israel.
          Assad must be sweeter and more necessary for Israel.
          Assad will leave - it is not known what the hell there to settle at your side.
          And then Assad all Israel will remember with great nostalgia.
    2. zambo
      +21
      18 June 2013 09: 30
      El Quseir took Hezbollah, and if you thank anyone for it, then Nasrallah, not Assad with his pseudo-army ...

      I have not heard such stupidity for a long time, somewhere like that, since mid-2012.

      Assad's "pseudo-army" has been holding out for the third year already and is winning major victories. Yes, at the beginning of the confrontation, the army rushed about and scattered its forces, but to say that success in battles is only the merits of Hezbollah and Iran is complete nonsense. There is no doubt that Hezbollah helped in the capture of El Quseir, and Iran is helping, both with manpower and weapons and finances.
      So, be careful about the "cowardly herd".
      1. -4
        18 June 2013 19: 19
        No, just Hezbollah took it. And there are videos, and experts. Hezbollah’s militants carried out the infantry.
        1. Kirgudum
          +1
          19 June 2013 11: 16
          No, just Hezbollah took
          - What, only she? And the Syrian infantry units nervously smoked on the sidelines?


          Hezbollah’s militants carried out the infantry
          - Seriously? That is, exclusively they? And the SAR army did not take part in the battles?

          And there is video, and experts.
          - but from this place in more detail. I have no doubt that Hezbollah fighters took part in the assault. But from your words we can conclude that only they took part in the assault, the conclusions of the "experts" about this in the studio. Well, I will ask you to provide sources of information on the composition of the forces that stormed Quseir. And then there are all sorts of babalols like the Professor, who has the audacity to demand proof from some, but not give proof himself, if the question is especially inconvenient (for example, about Bashshar Assad's involvement in financing a terrorist attack at a disco, in Delphi, or whatever).
    3. RPD
      +7
      18 June 2013 09: 31
      Hezbollah militants spoke quite clearly of "cowardly herd".

      You won’t praise yourself. Who will praise you? ))) and a cowardly herd a year ago would have merged
    4. +6
      18 June 2013 09: 37
      According to Iran, it is already known - at least in words, the new President will continue the same policy on Syria that was before him. About Hezbollah is generally funny. Today he will leave for Lebanon, tomorrow he will return. There are distances as in the Moscow region.
      1. +1
        19 June 2013 00: 41
        Quote: fzr1000
        According to Iran, it is already known - at least in words, the new President will continue the same policy on Syria that was before him.

        The new president will do exactly what the supreme ayatollah indicates, and he seems to be irremovable. The difference will only be in the tone of statements and the selection of words. Prezik in Iran does not solve practically anything, the ayatollahs decide.
    5. +24
      18 June 2013 09: 43
      Quote: Nayhas
      responded quite clearly "cowardly herd"

      This is how you have written a cowardly herd, for what year has been opposing this "not cowardly" herd
      1. +1
        18 June 2013 19: 28
        This is how you have written a cowardly herd, for what year has been opposing this "not cowardly" herd

        this is not a herd, this is a pack, flea!
    6. VPO
      VPO
      +10
      18 June 2013 10: 13
      Well, stupidity! You look at Syria Tube, or even if it’s difficult to search for YouTube, there though they permanently delete the video, you can catch interesting moments. Look what ANNA News is filming, interviews in the trenches, stripping Darayi. There, Syrians are fighting the citizens of their country. Ordinary people, ordinary soldiers.
    7. +3
      18 June 2013 10: 15
      God forbid that "this cowardly herd" would come to your home and not drink tea.
    8. Kirgudum
      +2
      18 June 2013 17: 43
      Al Quseir took Hezbollah
      - Tell me, can I take a look at the source of this information? Or is it your personal fantasies?
      I wonder where you got, frankly, secret information about the national composition of the forces that took Quseir.
      1. -1
        19 June 2013 08: 06
        You are either extremely incurious, because the network is full of videos and messages from Hezbollah itself, both leaders and ordinary fighters, or you are stupidly trolling. It sounds like "What other explosions near Samara? Are you fantasizing from idleness? Where is the source of information? Give a link! ..."
        1. Kirgudum
          +1
          19 June 2013 10: 58
          I do not deny that Hezbollah fighters took part in the battles. But to say that Kuseir took Hezbollah (with a hint that only Hezbollah), and the Syrian army at that time nervously smoked on the sidelines - this is stupid trolling, and arrogant lies.
          I have data from Syria itself, from a person, a journalist living there, that Quseir was still taken by the army. With the feasible participation of Hezbollah, which was not even half, as I understand it.
  9. fenix57
    +2
    18 June 2013 08: 55
    "Perhaps the only lever of pressure on Moscow is "soft power", the activation of our "fifth column" ... " - yes, what an Egyptian policeman "3,14 ... column", together "opposition" and these, well, which are "same-sex" ..
    At a meeting, GDP and Obama agreed...the goal coincides, the fight against terrorism, only the Amers have their own understanding, but Russia has its own.And we will fight: they are against Assad, Russia for him. How this will end, perhaps not only a self-respecting analyst will not make forecasts! hi
    1. nbw
      nbw
      +1
      18 June 2013 19: 29
      Quote: fenix57
      "the goal coincides, the fight against terrorism, only the Amers have their own understanding, but Russia has its own.


      Norkoman stole? The states of this very terrorism have carefully cultivated and cultivated for many decades. Bees versus honey?
  10. demon ada
    +17
    18 June 2013 08: 55
    I propose to support the United States and introduce a no-fly zone over Syria (with the help of our forces and means and in our interests)
    enter without a combat zone in Syria (and a number of neighboring states)
    1. +9
      18 June 2013 09: 11
      Tricky move! good And the Syrian borders are blocked for both
  11. +8
    18 June 2013 08: 57
    Contrast the "soft, fecal-like force" with a laxative and large bucket enemas.
  12. silent75
    +9
    18 June 2013 08: 58
    The main thing for the Russian leadership is not to reverse. Then, soon after Syria and Iran, we will be in line.
    1. Vasya Ivanov
      +7
      18 June 2013 09: 20
      Volodya ours, will not turn on the back.
  13. +25
    18 June 2013 09: 03
    I watched before reading this article, the meeting of Putin and Obama in Northern Ireland. Apparently, Putin’s dialogue with Obama was too frank, Putin’s face showed a certain internal hatred of all Western Jewish-Masonic puppets for the fact that the West, under its shield of democracy, is stretching its false values. Ehhh, how sweet it was to watch, when Putin lowered Cameron without smoothing the corners, he said directly and openly. I respect him for this style.

    PS In the near future it is necessary to wait for a new operation from the West against Syria, the West does not want to moor its face in the mud and in vain lose the nested green papers in Syria .... But it’s time for us to supply C-300 to Syria and Iran.
    1. Vasya Ivanov
      +10
      18 June 2013 09: 35
      Yes well done Putin can put anyone in their place, a good speaker. I watched a video with Cameron about five times, it seems to me that such moments I can watch endlessly.
      I agree with you that we will see the answer of the West to Putin soon in Syria.
    2. Grigorich 1962
      +2
      18 June 2013 10: 20
      I agree .... and I think that this round of GDP won by a wide margin
  14. +7
    18 June 2013 09: 04
    To crush like the bugs of these Yankees who are rotting from the head, I would like to see how this al-Qaeda cultivated by them kills their children and women themselves. ASAD KEEP !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
    !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! The people of Syria are great. Give them a shit
    1. Vasya Ivanov
      +8
      18 June 2013 09: 28
      Quote: evgeni21
      I would like to see how this al-Qaeda nurtured by themselves kills their children and women.

      Bloodthirsty however. All Americans are just being used, and villains are a small group of people who should just be put on a stake, and wanting to kill children of even enemies is not entirely good.
      1. volkodav
        -5
        18 June 2013 13: 48
        Quote: Vasya Ivanov
        and wanting to kill children, even enemies, is not entirely good.

        sometimes useful, in limited quantities
      2. +1
        18 June 2013 15: 33
        These Yankees in their country are only poor lambs. And what their military did and do abroad, everyone knows and saw how many innocent children and women were killed. All of this will return to them in full sooner or later. And children are everywhere sorry, they have nothing to do with it.
  15. +4
    18 June 2013 09: 09
    All these misunderstandings with the S-300 systems clearly didn’t just happen. They are already in Syria, or not yet. Democrats are rushing around. Until everything is decided on Syrian air defense, there’s no question of any no-fly zone. but no one will say that there are so many installations there and there. And until everything turns out, time will pass. And it is very necessary for Assad to put an end to the main forces of the militants. And there, you look, the train will leave.
    1. +2
      18 June 2013 09: 12
      Quote: lewerlin53rus
      with the S-300 systems they clearly didn’t just arise. They are already in Syria

      This will be a pleasant surprise from the GDP, for naglosaksa wassat!
    2. +4
      18 June 2013 09: 29
      Quote: lewerlin53rus
      All these misunderstandings with the S-300 systems clearly did not just happen.


      S-300 - this is not a new brand of bicycle, tears from the old, sat on a new one and drove off.
      The complex is controlled by people, they are in Syria, have they already been prepared for the combat use of the S-300? Have you noticed "silent people of Arab appearance" at the last air defense exercises of our country with training launches?
      They can be given a nuclear bomb, but out of ignorance they can only use it as a club.
      So it’s not enough to give, it’s necessary to prepare people (calculations), to teach commanders to tactically correctly use the complex. For some reason everyone is missing this moment.
  16. sashka
    +3
    18 June 2013 09: 11
    The logic is surprisingly simple. Libya is a chemical weapon, Iraq is a chemical weapon, Syria is a chemical weapon, of course Iran is a nuclear weapon. The next target is the Caspian Sea. And Baku in particular, and there the whole Central Asia is close by. And then we have to share the sea with usa. Well, China will start to "squeeze" in the Far East .. Then we will have to sweat.
    1. olviko
      +18
      18 June 2013 09: 41
      And we, damn it, and nuclear, and chemical, and biological. I can’t imagine how we will justify ourselves before the amers.
      1. +8
        18 June 2013 09: 48
        Quote: olviko
        And we, damn it, and nuclear, and chemical, and biological. I can’t imagine how we will justify ourselves before the amers.

        Not just how to demonstrate on their territory that we have it and that’s all !!!
      2. +2
        18 June 2013 10: 20
        Well laugh, olviko
      3. Voin sveta82
        +1
        18 June 2013 10: 47
        no shit before them to make excuses ... Who are they .. ?? )). they went to x ...))) lying cowardly creatures ... who themselves do not know how to fight ...))))
      4. Messer
        0
        18 June 2013 19: 51
        and we will give them all our rockets and they will fly under their own power))
      5. sashka
        0
        21 June 2013 12: 00
        In which territory? Any other development is unacceptable. Agree .. Then it makes no sense to say ...
  17. +12
    18 June 2013 09: 13
    Quote: Nayhas
    "Bashar al-Assad won an important victory in the south of the country, took El-Quseir" - El-Quseir took Hezbollah, and if anyone is to thank for this, then Nasrallah, not Assad with his pseudo-army about which Hezbollah militants spoke quite clearly "a cowardly herd" ... Yes, and to Iran, you need to bow to Assad. It's just that Iran has a new president and it is not yet known whether Iran will get involved in a confrontation with the Sunni world, and Hezbollah intends to return to Lebanon and not participate further in the civil war. So it's too early to salute ...

    The cowardly Syrian army would never have lasted so much time against an international terrorist gang, even if Russia had helped Assad with modern weapons in wagons ... So here the Syrian army does not agree, real fighters ...
    1. -3
      18 June 2013 12: 09
      What am I, in all the videos that I watched, nirazu did not see the so-called. "modern weapons", especially "wagons".
      1. Kirgudum
        0
        18 June 2013 17: 49
        Such things are not shown on the video.
  18. +3
    18 June 2013 09: 15
    the author is well done. but here it is necessary to distinguish between de jure and de facto. on the one hand they did not sign the agreement, it is not needed, on the other hand, friendly relations are a political game. in this situation it is urgent to shut up everyone "A year ago, even our experts on the East, including Satanovsky, predicted a painful death for the" Assad regime "in the past safely. The question is, what are their forecasts worth? This is just a retelling of Western scenarios." and calmly decide on the approval of the Russian Federation in Syria. and hopefully this will happen soon.
    1. sashka
      +4
      18 June 2013 09: 24
      Quote: Gentleman
      and calmly decide on the approval of the Russian Federation in Syria. and hopefully this will happen soon.

      Yes. Previously, the point was the Balkans. But after their betrayal, a new point on the distant approaches is needed. We have nowhere to retreat. And don't say that they "fought" for their "independence" ..
      1. +3
        18 June 2013 09: 37
        I will not say, because You won’t go far from the Russian Federation. and completely agree that there’s nowhere else to go
  19. +5
    18 June 2013 09: 21
    Yes, not the entire Syrian army is fighting in Syria, but only some of it. Simple infantry units are kept in barracks. Fearing that they will go over to the side of the enemy. But no one has the right to call the fighting part of the Syrian Armed Forces a "cowardly herd." If this were so, then Assad simply would not have resisted all these years of the war. (After all, Hezbollah has tightened up only recently) Therefore, I consider the previous post-Jewish liberal vyser.
    But in the article, everything is really somehow rainbow-painted. There is nothing worse than reassuring ourselves. You always have to prepare for the worst.
  20. +3
    18 June 2013 09: 22
    Perhaps the only lever of pressure on Moscow is “soft power”, the activation of our “fifth column” so that it repeats at least the “Turkish spring”.

    The United States has been trying to make spring, autumn and other seasons for a year now ... something does not work out. Wiser people? A bunch of liberals and pseudo-democrats can no longer raise the masses who are watching television less and less listening to the voice of the West.
    1. olviko
      +2
      18 June 2013 14: 44
      In Russia today the climate has changed a lot, there was almost no spring. Yes, and there is a problem with leverage: some urgently bring down to Paris and New York, those who do not have time - they clog seats on the bunks.
  21. +3
    18 June 2013 09: 22
    I think there are three ways in the west that diplomatic pressure on Russia and Iran is to surrender Assad, the military to pump up the opposition with a gun and volunteers, the no-fly zone, and the terrorist one to eliminate Assad. On the diplomatic path, China has been leaked by the new president, on the military path they want a limited zone on the border with Jordan (air defense missile and aviation is already in place) also promise weapons. Terror is the easiest and cheapest way, I think they are trying, the generals were blown up should have been Assad did not arrive. In general, Assad’s victory is possible, but it will be very difficult.
  22. RUS-36
    +2
    18 June 2013 09: 24
    ".... but first she needs to figure out the connection between bye and the S-300." And first you need to deliver the S-300 to Syria, then put it on alert and ensure the safety of work in the conditions of civil war and external REAL threats from Israel and the United States .. and then say something ..
    1. sashka
      +1
      18 June 2013 09: 30
      Quote: RUS-36
      ".... but first she needs to figure out the connection between bye and the S-300." And first you need to deliver the S-300 to Syria, then put it on alert and ensure the safety of work in a civil war and external REAL threats from Israel and the United States.

      Do you doubt that we are not there? For the sake of just showing the flag, we would not chase a crowd of ships with an amphibious assault and send reinforcements. It's not that simple .. This is a game. What to do? Se la vie ..
  23. +4
    18 June 2013 09: 26
    I made an interesting discovery for myself: it turns out that you can't just take it and say: "I have evidence of the use of chemical weapons!" Not a single country is allowed! There are procedures prescribed by international law. And only if, as a result of the investigation carried out by a SPECIAL INTERNATIONAL ORGANIZATION, the facts of the use of chemical weapons are confirmed, then there will be a reason for retaliatory actions! And right now ... So Obama will have an unpleasant conversation. And not only with GDP. Merkel also seemed to point to this.
  24. 0
    18 June 2013 09: 27
    This is just a retelling of Western scripts. Which did not take into account the “Putin factor”, and he firmly defended Syria, especially since this could be done, unlike Libya, and clearly showed that Russia is still a superpower. That is, it can defend its interests, despite the world hegemon.

    What does it mean: "... Russia is still a superpower."?
    There are doubts about the ability to be such? A little nuance, and the impression of the article spoiled ... request
    1. GP
      GP
      +3
      18 June 2013 11: 32
      Quote: Corsair
      What means:"...Russia is still a superpower. "?


      A rather bold statement, but rather from the enthusiasm of a recovering economy. Still, superpower would be good, in addition to the military component, to build on a powerful economic base.
      I also really want to see Russia powerful and prosperous during my lifetime. To live in it.
  25. olviko
    +4
    18 June 2013 09: 34
    Quote: demon ada
    I propose to support the United States and introduce a no-fly zone over Syria (with the help of our forces and means and in our interests)
    enter without a combat zone in Syria (and a number of neighboring states)


    Only this will already be a no-fly zone, and for someone who still manages to fly in - no-fly.
  26. kazssr
    +2
    18 June 2013 09: 35
    KILLAvolt
    S-300 in Syria to be! Because ... gladiolus, bitch! (Assad has our answer to chemical weapons!)
    )))))))))))))) ++++++++++++++++++++
  27. +7
    18 June 2013 09: 36
    Quote: Scandinavian
    I watched before reading this article, the meeting of Putin and Obama in Northern Ireland. Apparently, Putin’s dialogue with Obama was too frank, Putin’s face showed some internal hatred ...

    Now I also looked at this interview ... Obama said: "We talked with Vladimir about the fact that he is making progress in judo ..." Well, didn’t he pile VVP on Obamka there ...? smile
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  29. Stock captain
    +1
    18 June 2013 09: 49
    Russia's firm position on Syria, which this time is unlikely to change ...
    This is the whole point, they are waiting for further actions from Putin, what will be the decision. Either as in Ossetia there is a tough, ambiguous answer without compromises and an eye on "democratic values", or Libya, where Medvedev "believed" his Western partners and put Russia in a humiliating position. Once again, if we surrender Syria, our turn will be one less.
  30. 0
    18 June 2013 09: 54
    It pleases the soul, as VVP "on the opponent's field" carried de Cameron "face over bumps", moreover, in diplomatic language! And rightly so!
  31. faraon
    -8
    18 June 2013 10: 00
    Dear forum users, how do you like this scenario of events Obama and Putin decided to conduct an international operation to combat Islamic terrorism. See how the events unfold. This can be said the plan for the division of peace between Russia and the United States. However, neither side has yet taken part in this conflict. and the leash works like that for the public. It seems to me that the main purpose of this action is to pull together the radical gangs of formation in Syria, to play off with each other and later they will destroy themselves. so that the conflict does not spread by weight the Middle East, the States and Russia have pulled back their military connections. In more pro-American countries This is Jordan and Egypt the United States troops are already under the guise of the teachings. Israel acts as a central base. On the part of Iran, there will be no counteraction to the patrimony of Russia. Well, Syria is under distribution. So in the near future a new redistribution of the world awaits us. What will this give the States and Russia. Let's say directly the crisis touched and thoroughly these two countries Muslim terrorism is one of the components of this crisis. fudamentalism. And also all the Arab countries that have unlimited hydrocarbon reserves. And in the end, the economy will work at full capacity, and that’s both progress and wages and social components. I think that it’s enough for the Arab sheikhs to dictate the terms, enough for us to pay for everything, the time has come and to them for all that booth that they started
    1. +6
      18 June 2013 10: 13
      Obama and Putin decide to conduct an international operation against Islamic terrorism

      Do you seriously think that with such an equipped army as the United States the problem is to kill all the terrorists? I won’t believe in life!
      It would be a wish, the USA, Russia, Great Britain, Israel would have long ago quietly created international units and within a year all these bandits would have horns and legs left! But ... as we see, the desires of all are different and very contradictory to each other.
    2. +1
      18 June 2013 10: 14
      Nothing is done in politics for the benefit of all. Because utopia.
    3. shamil
      -1
      18 June 2013 10: 32
      Well, the Americans are withdrawing their troops from Agana. Although for Russia, they must collect all the rabble in northern Syria from the Caucasus
      southern republics, Wahhabis from Russia itself, Crimea and dunk. Anything can be
    4. Genera
      +1
      18 June 2013 11: 01
      Absolute nonsense.
    5. olviko
      +3
      18 June 2013 11: 17
      The scenario is one continuous fantasy. For example, Israel has a very modest role, where did the "blue dream" of Eretz Israel go from the Nile to the Euphrates. The fundamental interests of the participants in this conflict are so different that to talk about some kind of joint operation in general not necessary.
      1. faraon
        0
        23 June 2013 13: 34
        On the contrary, gas oil markets, as far as Israel is concerned, in any case it’s only a gain.
    6. 0
      18 June 2013 11: 23
      Well, maybe so. but it is unlikely.
    7. 0
      18 June 2013 14: 39
      "pull radical gangs into Syria, pit them against each other and later they will destroy themselves." fantasy
    8. 0
      18 June 2013 20: 16
      Quote: faraon
      Dear forum users, how do you like this scenario of events Obama and Putin decided to conduct an international operation to combat Islamic terrorism. See how the events unfold. This can be said the plan for the division of peace between Russia and the United States. However, neither side has yet taken part in this conflict. and the leash works like that for the public. It seems to me that the main purpose of this action is to pull together the radical gangs of formation in Syria, to play off with each other and later they will destroy themselves. so that the conflict does not spread by weight the Middle East, the States and Russia have pulled back their military connections. In more pro-American countries This is Jordan and Egypt the United States troops are already under the guise of the teachings. Israel acts as a central base. On the part of Iran, there will be no counteraction to the patrimony of Russia. Well, Syria is under distribution. So in the near future a new redistribution of the world awaits us. What will this give the States and Russia. Let's say directly the crisis touched and thoroughly these two countries Muslim terrorism is one of the components of this crisis. fudamentalism. And also all the Arab countries that have unlimited hydrocarbon reserves. And in the end, the economy will work at full capacity, and that’s both progress and wages and social components. I think that it’s enough for the Arab sheikhs to dictate the terms, enough for us to pay for everything, the time has come and to them for all that booth that they started

      What Jewish citizens do not invent, just to not call a spade a spade. laughing
      1. faraon
        0
        23 June 2013 13: 37
        Dear, look deeper, and from the side of your hut which I will hide. Look not from the position of momentary gain. And take a look at the perspective of what will bring this to the two countries in the future
  32. 128mgb
    +3
    18 June 2013 10: 00
    The difference between Gaddafi and Assad is that Gaddafi flirted with everyone a little, he thought it would help. It didn’t help .. But personally, I always wondered why in the conditions of the civil war in Syria the VET in Tartus is not protected from the air? Or is it protected?
    1. 0
      18 June 2013 15: 32
      And who of the terrorists can fly? And the attack of another state is a war with Russia.
    2. +1
      18 June 2013 19: 29
      You just don’t know what this VET is all about ... absolutely nothing ... hi
  33. +3
    18 June 2013 10: 01
    GDP while well done makes it clear to everyone that not with Syria there will be a number like with Libya and Yugoslavia but about S-300 I think you shouldn’t talk to the whole world that they put let shit-eaters and cannibals guess on coffee grounds
  34. Dimitry
    +1
    18 June 2013 10: 03
    In this situation, Russia has a lot of room for maneuver, and it’s very difficult for State Deputies to predict our country's next move, as far as the West is concerned, it is in a stalemate with its allies, its steps are all predictable and doomed to failure, any maneuver will only lead to another minus.
    1. +1
      18 June 2013 12: 18
      Quote: Demetrius
      In this situation, Russia has a lot of room for maneuver, and it’s very difficult for State Department analysts to predict our country's next move

      Russia has no room for "maneuver" because conversations must be backed up by deeds. Think, what is real, apart from assurances of friendship and condemnation of the "aggressors", we can help Assad in the event of a military solution to the Syrian issue? With your promises about the supply of S-300? They should have been delivered a year or two ago, predicting the course of events. Now there may simply not be enough time.
      And we take the same position on Iran. Then we will again speak "harshly" and "condemn".
      1. GP
        GP
        +2
        18 June 2013 12: 41
        Quote: IRBIS
        Russia has no room for "maneuver" because conversations must be backed up by deeds. Think, what is real, apart from assurances of friendship and condemnation of the "aggressors", we can help Assad in the event of a military solution to the Syrian issue? With your promises about the supply of S-300? They should have been delivered a year or two ago, predicting the course of events. Now there may simply not be enough time.
        And we take the same position on Iran. Then we will again speak "harshly" and "condemn".


        Finite affairs often just exclude any maneuver. Because you have to answer for affairs at least.
        Well, look at the case of Iran and not the supply of complexes. They set it all the way, there’s no where to jump further. Not set - received fines - and then the maneuver begins: to put complexes; pay an unconditional fine for a smaller amount; pay a larger fine on the condition that the surplus go to equip volunteer groups for the same Syria.
        Look wider and try to find a position favorable for Russia and, perhaps, you will find unnoticed maneuvers.
        And so for the venerable public, one can only guess what is happening behind the scenes of world politics.
  35. +4
    18 June 2013 10: 03
    in the summer in Russia, revolutions are impossible, people are resting, and no one can lift it.
    And it’s cold in winter, no one can drive him out into the street.

    that Russia is still a superpower.
    And she has REAL missiles. Glory to Korolev and Khrushchev - one for teaching the rocket to fly and land where necessary, and for the other for making these rockets stamp on the conveyor belt as Ameri sausages.
    1. +1
      18 June 2013 10: 47
      Quote: sasha.28blaga
      in the summer in Russia, revolutions are impossible, people are resting, and no one can lift it.
      And it’s cold in winter, no one can drive him out into the street.

      that Russia is still a superpower.
      And she has REAL missiles. Glory to Korolev and Khrushchev - one for teaching the rocket to fly and land where necessary, and for the other for making these rockets stamp on the conveyor belt as Ameri sausages.

      Well, bent))) In your opinion, are Khrushchev’s rockets on duty? Cheer up laughing
  36. +4
    18 June 2013 10: 03
    Something does not grow together between the Americans and the EU in Syria, apparently Putin has rested seriously (I think they offended him with something, but he is a memorable person). What is this good news, and recently the Iranian president also promised to send "4000 volunteers", which is not at all appropriate for "amers" now.
  37. zambo
    +5
    18 June 2013 10: 08
    A bit of positive:
    Anna Dymova on Tue, 18/06/2013 - 00:26 News: Middle East and Maghrib Damascus Syria
    The Lebanese electronic website Al-Khabar Press published, citing a source close to the head of the SSA headquarters, Salim Idris, information that 150 members of armed groups died in the operation to remove the son of a well-known and high-ranking official from the KTO army in Turkey to Aleppo Persian Gulf Persons.
    The FSA's top leadership is reportedly unhappy with the loss of their fighters, especially at a time when each of them counts, given the bloody clashes between the army and armed groups in Aleppo province. And precisely during this difficult period for the FSA, at the direction of high-ranking officials of the oil state, the armed opposition loses 150 of its militants, five of whom are field commanders, saving the life of a son of a famous surname, who had previously wished to participate in the Syrian "jihad".
  38. +7
    18 June 2013 10: 12
    Quote: deman73
    I think it’s not worth chatting to the whole world that they’ve put shit-eaters with cannibals guessing at the coffee grounds

    C-300 is not a needle in a haystack, even if we don’t say, Western satellite operators are monitoring the territory of Syria from satellites day and night, so that the deployment of complexes (divisions) and their location will quickly become public. Therefore, it is necessary to deliver no matter what, that would not be like a proverb, Until the thunder strikes, the man does not cross himself.

    At present, the Russian 5 column is to blame for everything; it is it that holds back the process of deliveries to both Syria and Iran.
  39. +3
    18 June 2013 10: 14
    It pleases, pleases the attitude of the GDP to the Cause. And gives hope for our future.
  40. +4
    18 June 2013 10: 20
    Regarding predictions: Putin's actions are very difficult to predict. Considering the Libyan scenario, experts were sure that we would surrender Syria, they did not take into account only one moment - the change of president. During the war, the "cowardly herd" fled from Assad's army long ago, which I think now regrets. For the protection of ports, there is a sea version of the S-300, although the option described above is not excluded.
  41. Grigorich 1962
    +1
    18 June 2013 10: 22
    Continue this way. Only a firm and irreconcilable position of RUSSIA is capable of breaking all the "soft forces" of the West ..... and wresting victory in SYRIA
  42. +2
    18 June 2013 10: 28
    And to hell with them and not Syria
    1. Samminosh
      0
      18 June 2013 22: 25
      Second left Hollande?
  43. -2
    18 June 2013 10: 37
    The United States can easily influence Russia, as it has done quite recently, namely, by conspiring with the satellite countries to lower prices below $ 50 per barrel of oil. Agriculture and industry are only in their infancy. The lion's share of food products, clothing and industrial goods is imported from abroad with the proceeds from the sale of natural resources. The introduction of a distribution-rationing system is inevitable, and this is a pretext for spontaneous revolts of the population, provoked by the underdevelopment of the so-called "fifth column". It will be possible to survive only with the help of the fraternal people of Belarus. Ukraine will stand aside, waiting for who will, and the eastern neighbors will instantly be mired in an inter-clan war for power and money. I'm ready to tighten my belt in the name of the independence of my country and teach a lesson to the Yankees and their puppets. And you?
    1. +3
      18 June 2013 10: 49
      They are already affecting. Unified State Exam, for example. The Constitution.
    2. +5
      18 June 2013 10: 52
      The United States can easily influence Russia, as it was just recently, namely: to lower prices in collusion with satellite countries below 50 $ per barrel of oil.

      Why all of a sudden? They themselves depend on oil supplies. And the countries of the Arab region will not let the price drop so low - they are sitting on oil.
      Agriculture and industry are only in their infancy. The lion's share of food products, clothing and industrial goods is imported from abroad on the proceeds from the sale of natural resources.

      Your untruth. We are provided with grain and even remain for export. Food and light industry is developing and already provides some regions almost completely. With severe, it’s not so good, but it is also creeping forward.

      About everything else - I doubt that again we will fall into the abyss. There are no prerequisites for this.
    3. Malleus
      +1
      18 June 2013 11: 12
      "I’m ready to tighten the belt in the name of independence of my country and teach a lesson to the Yankees and their puppets. And you?"
      Yes easily. Earth would be a piece - and figs with it with a belt.
      1. +2
        18 June 2013 19: 32
        as my grandmother used to say - "we survived the famine, we survived the devastation, we survived the war, and we will survive everything else too" ...
    4. 0
      18 June 2013 11: 28
      And do not forget about the huge amount of real estate of our servants of the people outside of Russia and children studying at prestigious (in their opinion) universities in Europe and the USA.
      1. GP
        GP
        0
        18 June 2013 11: 52
        Quote: Oberst_71
        And do not forget about the huge amount of real estate of our servants of the people outside of Russia and children studying at prestigious (in their opinion) universities in Europe and the USA.


        Real estate is nonsense. Anyone can have real estate abroad, if there is enough money, this is normal. That is many times more dangerous than speculative capital and offshore fraud.
  44. +5
    18 June 2013 10: 38
    The current 5th column in Russia is small trinkets at foreign embassies.
    If necessary, its leaders will be accepted there.
    And Syria should be helped to the last possible opportunity.
    1. +1
      18 June 2013 10: 49
      Quote: Ulysses
      The current 5th column in Russia is small trinkets at foreign embassies.
      If necessary, its leaders will be accepted there.
      And Syria should be helped to the last possible opportunity.

      Why to the last? Better before the first)
  45. +3
    18 June 2013 10: 40
    ... But if a “no-fly zone” appears over Syria, the S-300s may suddenly appear in the Syrian army, and make it really fly-away ...

    Damn it, beautifully said good
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  48. +3
    18 June 2013 10: 46
    PONDIStan has fulfilled the main task in Afghanistan. Built highly efficient agriculture. True, quite specific. But it was conceived.
  49. +5
    18 June 2013 11: 01
    I "hurray!" I won't shout, it's too early. The reality is this. There is no S-300 in Syria yet, the Israeli intelligence has established this for sure. Syrian militants are clearly losing to Assad and will ultimately lose, even if they are supplied with weapons. The army will press them down anyway. It follows from all this that the supporters of the overthrow of Assad have practically no time left to make a decision on Syria. All the discussions going on now are just formalities. If the decision to invade is made, then it will happen. They wanted to spit on our tenacity and our funny squadron in the Mediterranean. Our "games" with the supply of weapons to Assad dragged on indecently. Now the Americans and the West can simply preempt our supply of air defense weapons to the Syrians. This is the alignment and it is not in our favor. Public opinion has already been prepared, and shock groups are being created. Israel always has it on "tovs". Israel, under the general noise, also piles on Hezbollah.
    And the appearance of an external enemy would be very beneficial to Ergodan now. Turkey will definitely contribute in every way to the forcible resolution of the issue.
    1. 0
      18 June 2013 11: 09
      All the discussions that are going on now are simple compliance with formalities. If a decision on the invasion is made, then it will happen. They wanted to scoff at both our tenacity and our funny squadron in the Mediterranean.

      What forces will it happen? Israel + Turkey + a couple of US Marines? Suppose it even happens - this is a direct intervention of one country in another. There and now horseradish understand what’s going on, and with the help of NATO forces there’s such a mess that everyone will get. It is unlikely that the United States will do this; they have enough problems.
      Now, the Americans and the West can simply preempt our supplies of air defense systems to the Syrians.

      How to preempt? How?
      Israel, under the general noise, also piles on Hezbollah.

      For a long time he would pile up if he could.
      And the appearance of an external enemy would be very beneficial to Ergodan now. Turkey will definitely contribute in every way to the forcible resolution of the issue.

      The Turks just still lack an external war for complete "happiness." Although, if they think to plunge their country into the cauldron of revolution - for God's sake.
      1. 0
        18 June 2013 11: 40
        Quote: Wedmak
        What forces will it happen? Israel + Turkey + a couple of US Marines?

        This is quite enough for the first time. The main thing for them is to "land" Assad's aircraft at the initial stage. They won't even invade, there are enough militants there.
        Quote: Wedmak
        How to preempt? How?

        Delivery, final preparation for combat use and training calculations require time, and it may not be in the event of the beginning of actions on the part of Assad’s opponents.
        Quote: Wedmak
        For a long time he would pile up if he could.

        Israel can. He just adheres to the policy of observing "standards of decency". But when everything will rumble, then it will be a sin not to take advantage of the situation and not to fuck on the positions of the Arabs in Syria.
        Quote: Wedmak
        The Turks just still lack an external war for complete "happiness."

        It is the appearance of an external enemy that can give Ergodan the opportunity to first crush and then explain the stiff suppression of the opposition. He sits well in an armchair and does not miss a chance to confirm his claims for the role of a regional leader.
    2. 0
      19 June 2013 05: 04
      Quote: IRBIS
      Israel has it always on "tovs". Israel, under the general noise, also piles on Hezbollah.
      And the appearance of an external enemy would be very beneficial to Ergodan now. Turkey will definitely contribute in every way to the forcible resolution of the issue.

      Israel does not make sense to fit. Israel's open speech on either side is a powerful trump card in the hands of the other side. It hurts both those and other Israel do not like. And the Hezbollahs were already piled on and are still piling on their own Muslims, only of a different suit.
      Turkey is a different matter. There is a long border, there is where tank units can be deployed, it is not through the Golan Heights (in fact, mountains) to advance on a narrow front. And again, they can arrange a provocation like Hitler staged "an attack by the Poles on a radio station in Gleiwitz." And then scream at all NATO about the need to mutually defend Turkey from Syrian aggression. The allies will immediately send - as much as a whole platoon of "hot guys" from the Baltic republics, and in the form of a small additional weight - a couple of brigades such as the Bundeswehr, the foreign legion, and the marines. Well, the Turkish military themselves are not made with a finger.
      Only the Turkish military may have something else on their mind. Erdogan annoyed them painfully, took off the honored generals and jailed them. And the Turkish Armed Forces have long had and, I hope, still have a tradition of "taking responsibility for law and order in the country" in the days of crisis and unrest. soldier
      No, no, that you, that you, I do not agitate for a military coup, I for democracy and political correctness. wassat
  50. Malleus
    0
    18 June 2013 11: 09
    Quote: Natalia
    they all need a special place in hell.

    First, let the folk "babos" return ... And then at least to hell.
  51. VPO
    VPO
    +3
    18 June 2013 11: 09
    I’ll give you a plus sign and add that the decision has already been made. There will be an invasion and most likely in the near future. Most likely, the Saudis will leave Jordan with the active support of the Turks. And the Amers will cover the sky. They will start within a month, for them now every day of death is like death.
    1. +5
      18 June 2013 11: 25
      Have you played enough shooting games??
      Such things are not done out of the blue.
      Where are the Saudis in Jordan from??
      The Turkish army now, let’s say, is not entirely combat-ready and is not eager to fight for Erdogan.
      Amers will cover the sky with what and with what???
      So you shouldn’t build castles in the air from scratch. wink
      1. VPO
        VPO
        +2
        18 June 2013 11: 32
        Here's the scenario: Mirat Al-Jazeera disseminated sensational information about the preparations for the Saudi-Turkish invasion of Syria. Since the morning of Saturday, June 15, there have been continuous meetings and meetings behind closed doors in Riyadh. The Sadov elite is holding meetings with American and French diplomats, considering possible scenarios for the development of events in Syria. The Saudis are extremely concerned about the rapid progress of the Syrian army in northern Syria. Over the past few days, the Saudi military has been “living in a state of constant excitement, and awaiting any development of the situation and receiving any orders.” The head of the Saudi National Security Council, Prince Bandar bin Sultan, is in Turkey on a secret visit.
      2. 0
        18 June 2013 11: 38
        Why is Russia a fish from the shark family? smile
        1. +5
          18 June 2013 11: 50
          Quote: Wedmak
          Why is Russia a fish from the shark family?

          The bear in a mask and with scuba gear didn’t turn out very well, so the local creative artists decided to depict it like that lol
    2. 0
      18 June 2013 12: 03
      Quote: malware
      They will start within a month, for them now every day of death is like death.

      I agree with you. It’s just that, it seems to me, at the beginning they will gather in Geneva for the sake of “decency” and successfully fail the negotiations. They will point out to everyone the dead end, present Russia as a “stubborn” accomplice of Assad and take on the role of “rescuers”. This has already worked for them in Yugoslavia and Iraq.
      1. GP
        GP
        +2
        18 June 2013 12: 47
        Quote: IRBIS
        I agree with you. It’s just that, it seems to me, at the beginning they will gather in Geneva for the sake of “decency” and successfully fail the negotiations. They will point out to everyone the dead end, present Russia as a “stubborn” accomplice of Assad and take on the role of “rescuers”. This has already worked for them in Yugoslavia and Iraq.


        All the media have been working tirelessly on this for more than 30 years. Hollywood and information outlets are working especially hard on the role of “rescuers.” agencies, just look at the news and films relating to these events.
    3. mvkot120669
      0
      18 June 2013 12: 22
      You think wonderfully, but don’t talk about One thing - Assad Allawt, i.e. Shiite, which is why he is supported by Shiite Iran and about Iranian radical Islamic groups... But... the population of Syria is 70% Sunni.... These are reasons to think...
      1. +2
        18 June 2013 15: 06
        Alawite does not mean Shia at all. This is one of the branches of Islam professing t.t. a number of Christian values. Some Islamic ideologists are not even inclined to consider Alawites as pure Muslims and view them as heretics. And Iran supports the Assad regime not because it is Shiite (it is not), but because it is fighting rebels who are mostly Sunni. For Sunnis, Shiites are sometimes more evil than even Christians. This, by the way, could be seen in the example of the sectarian war in Lebanon.
  52. Dimitry
    0
    18 June 2013 11: 12
    After negotiations with Vladimir Putin, US President Barack Obama said in an interview with American television channels that aggressive support for the Syrian rebels would not have prevented violence in Syria.

    “I think the argument that our faster or more serious involvement in this situation would have prevented violence and chaos in Syria is incorrect,” Obama said.

    He expressed confidence that the opposition had to “mature from a political point of view,” ITAR-TASS reports with reference to PBS.

    “Situations like this are resolved politically. Those people who are now under pressure in Syria and have turned into an armed opposition are not professional militants,” the president noted.

    “I don’t think anyone believed that there was a ready armed opposition in Syria that could quickly and clearly defeat the army or overthrow (President Bashar) Assad. The truth is that we needed to clearly define who is who in the Syrian opposition,” he said.

    Obama never specified what kind of military assistance Washington intends to provide to the opposition. He also stressed that creating no-fly zones in Syria “may not be a real solution to the problem.”

    The President noted that such a decision would be rational if “for example, 90% of the deaths that took place were caused by air raids of the Syrian Air Force,” Interfax clarifies.
  53. zambo
    +2
    18 June 2013 11: 19
    Al-Manar news channel first published on June 13 a long list of mercenaries (by country) that were abandoned in Syria.
    This is not a complete list of those who have been eliminated on Syrian soil.
    Today, the Syrian army, the Syrian people and its government are opposed by several tens of thousands of mercenaries who receive weapons and money from Qatar, Saudi Arabia, Egypt, Turkey, the United States, England, France and other NATO countries.
    In fact, these countries are waging an undeclared war against Syria.
    Here is the list of foreign mercenaries who died in Syria, published by Al-Manar Channel:

    1. from Iraq - 2640 people,

    2. Saudis - 729

    3. Tunisians - 550

    4. Egyptians - 489

    5. Lebanese - 439

    6.from Russia (Chechens) - 439

    7. Afghans - 301

    8. Libyans - 263

    9. Pakistanis - 261

    10. Iraqis - 208

    11. from Russia (different nationalities, except for Chechens) - 188

    12. from Turkey - 167

    13. Jordanians - 129

    14. Somalis - 117

    15.from Kuwait - 119

    16. from France - 90

    17. from Germany - 67

    18. from England - 66

    19. from Indonesia - 55

    20. Algerians - 53

    21. Yemenis - 52

    22.from Qatar - 49

    23. from Belgium - 45

    24. Uzbeks - 40

    25. from the USA - 35

    26. from Kosovo - 31

    27. Azerbaijanis - 21

    28. from Malta - 31

    29. from Mauritania - 7

    30. from Sierra Leone - 6

    31. from Suriname - 6

    The list is far from complete.
    But he also paints a terrible picture, where and whom the "democratic" West and despotic monarchies for their "cannon fodder" are recruiting.
    1. -5
      18 June 2013 16: 38
      Al-Manar belongs to Hezbollah. Considering how much misinformation always came from this channel...
  54. +1
    18 June 2013 11: 21
    I would like to wish Putin one thing today: stay strong at this summit, show these “bad people” that we will no longer trust the West, are not afraid of their cries and will not sell ourselves out for supposedly good relations. They must understand in the end that not the whole world belongs to them.
  55. 0
    18 June 2013 11: 30
    Time will tell.
  56. 0
    18 June 2013 11: 36
    The most devastating blow to the Soviet economy was the drop in world oil prices. The US success in this matter was ensured primarily by the cooperation of the Reagan administration with Saudi Arabia.
    The CIA persistently and consistently pursued its task. A detailed secret report was prepared here entitled: “USSR: Problems of Hard Currency Deficiency,” which provided calculations of the losses of the Soviet economy from lower prices per barrel of oil. The fall in world oil prices simultaneously sharply reduced revenues to the USSR budget from arms exports, since its main importers were oil-producing countries - Iran, Iraq, Libya, which also suffered significant losses from the fall in world oil prices.
    This does not stop the chain of bleeding the Soviet budget. The decline in oil prices led to a decline in natural gas prices, due to their tight link to oil prices. The artificial depreciation of the dollar, carried out by the United States, acted in the same direction, which, in conditions of correlation with oil export revenues, also reduced the income of the Soviet economy.
    Oil prices were part of the overall US strategy, and were codified as a political directive, writes one of the researchers on this issue, P. Schweitzer.
    Such was the importance attached by the United States to the oil factor and the regulation of prices for this product in solving the task of destroying the USSR. I would really like to believe that this is not possible now - but! Qatar, Saudi Arabia are all under the US control and this process can be launched but in other forms.
  57. +3
    18 June 2013 11: 50
    According to the news


    Rosbalt
    09:37
    Media: GXNUMX statement on Syria will not take into account Russia’s “dissenting opinion”
    The seven GXNUMX states could adopt a statement on Syria without Russia if President Vladimir Putin does not agree with their proposals, Western media reported, citing the opinion of British officials.

    Apparently we will have to fight with them.
    1. +3
      18 June 2013 12: 09
      Seven states... One speaks, the others nod in agreement.
      1. RUS-36
        +2
        18 June 2013 12: 57
        "Seven states... One speaks, the others nod in agreement." - HERD beeeee What the US-Israel shepherd says, that’s what they will do..
  58. +1
    18 June 2013 11: 58
    Maybe I didn’t look carefully, but no one seems to have paid attention to this phrase
    Edward Snowden's revelations of global surveillance by American intelligence agencies also came in very handy.

    It’s quite opportune, just like it was ordered! And talk about Russia providing asylum.

    How do I speak?
    This is not easy!


  59. dc120mm
    0
    18 June 2013 12: 12
    The United States dreams that Russia intervened in the war completely. Just as they dreamed in 2008.
  60. Vitamoralle
    -5
    18 June 2013 12: 12
    Syria will fall, which is not clear here, if the United States was able to overwhelm strong countries (USSR, Yugoslavia, Iraq), the fate of Syria will be decided in the fall of 2013 (hello Gaddafi). At the moment, the situation is most favorable for Western countries (S-300s have not been delivered) and the good old test tube, what could be better?
    Autumn 2013 Assad will be put on trial, my forecast.
    See you in the fall, good luck to everyone and have a nice holiday!
    1. GP
      GP
      0
      18 June 2013 12: 25
      The USSR was brought down by the whole world. No state is able to resist the whole world, not even the United States.
      The United States will not be able to lump together just a few countries: Russia, China, France. There are no more countries on our planet that the Shatovians will not be able to roll into the Stone Age.
    2. +1
      18 June 2013 17: 42
      Quote: Vitamoralle
      The USA was able to overwhelm strong countries (USSR, Yugoslavia, Iraq)

      So what ?
      There are no such states?!
      Nu-nu, we are really waiting for autumn, there won’t be long left, and just like we were waiting for spring and summer just recently...
  61. +2
    18 June 2013 12: 14
    Quote: Alexander Romanov
    What can they do in this situation? Perhaps the only lever of pressure on Moscow is “soft power”, the activation of our “fifth column” so that it repeats at least the “Turkish Spring”. Forgive the author, but this is from the realm of fantasy. People won’t go after the swamps, but rather pile on them if necessary. And the swamp people themselves are only capable of yelling; they don’t want to go to jail.

    There is no need to go for the swamp ones. Those in the Kremlin are mostly those who have assets in Yashkin securities. One of them will become infuriated, and they will say to him: “Hey, you are violating human rights (which and whose, of course, they will not specify)! Let’s apply the Magnitsky law to you.” And that's it, damn it, he has no money. Need more comments?
  62. J. Tapia
    0
    18 June 2013 12: 18
    Syria Foreva! Let's not let various jackals and squirrels bring this ancient beautiful country to its knees!
    1. RUS-36
      +3
      18 June 2013 13: 01
      Tell me how??? We won't give... don't make people laugh. Saying a loud slogan does not mean making it come true.
  63. mvkot120669
    -9
    18 June 2013 12: 20
    As soon as I see in the Article “they didn’t take into account the Putin Factor” - the article is BULLSHIT!!!!!
    1. +3
      18 June 2013 12: 28
      Quote: mvkot120669
      As soon as I see in the Article “they didn’t take into account the Putin Factor” - the article is BULLSHIT!!!!!

      Well, they really didn’t take it into account, these bastards thought that everything would go as usual as usual and were already dividing up Syria, and then crap and the Putin factor, and everything went topsy-turvy for these bastards!
      1. Barabas
        0
        18 June 2013 21: 41
        I’m just curious, what will you say when this pack starts bombing Damascus?
  64. No_more
    0
    18 June 2013 12: 49
    What is this article about? The author did not report anything new and did not conduct any analysis.
    In general, Assad’s latest successes in themselves are a great success for Russia’s policy in the Middle East.

    It is a success that Russia has a policy in this region at all. It's too early to talk about any real success.
    Well, the author's statement
    If you look at this “for now” a little more broadly, it is easy to see that our Mediterranean squadron of 16 ships needs to be covered from the air, as well as its Syrian bases. Therefore, the S-300 is already required to be in Syria to cover our fleet

    those. There is no air defense on our ships and they can’t live without S-300 cover? I do not exclude that complexes may be waiting in the wings, as well as the fact that this may turn out to be a bluff, but I would not draw such strange conclusions.
  65. +6
    18 June 2013 13: 02
    Don't set traps, otherwise you'll end up there yourself.
  66. +1
    18 June 2013 13: 29
    Come on Syrians, Bashar al-Assad, we are with you!!!
  67. Batman
    +2
    18 June 2013 13: 37
    At the moment, I believe that the United States will still implement a no-fly zone... but to implement it, it will say that in order to ensure this zone safely, it is necessary to remove the air defense. To do this, they will try to carry out a quick ground operation, or their SEALs will try to penetrate the wrong points with the S-300 and other air defenses (in fact, there are already about 3000 American infantrymen on the border under various pretexts, Turkey is also there, it’s already been a day on the territory of Syria small groups). I feel like there's going to be a war... :(
  68. cool.ya-nikola
    +3
    18 June 2013 13: 41
    Quote: Natalia
    Udaltsov-Navalny

    Natalia, speaking of Udaltsov, who do you mean? Wikipedia says:
    Born on February 16, 1977 in Moscow. Sergei’s father is Doctor of Historical Sciences, Professor Stanislav Vasilyevich Tyutyukin

    How do Tyutyukina may be born Udaltsov?... A mystery, sir...
    Quote: Natalia
    Nemtsov-Kasyanov

    Well, you’re in vain to “attack” Kasyanov, because he was “poking” over little things...
    Although I completely agree with the thesis that this whole gop company belongs in hell!!!
  69. stalker
    +2
    18 June 2013 13: 42
    God forbid that the Amers continue to have bad luck, stop doing evil on this planet.
  70. cool.ya-nikola
    +2
    18 June 2013 13: 50
    Quote: 755962
    The Red Cross has no information on the use of chemical weapons in Syria

    But the USA has a lot of such information. Moreover, from “absolutely reliable sources”! Moreover, something is “known” about the use of bacteriological weapons! If you don’t believe me, then we are coming to you!...
  71. a
    a
    +2
    18 June 2013 14: 18
    I still don’t understand what this article is about???

    ..........In general, Assad’s latest successes in themselves are a great success for Russia’s policy in the Middle East. Let us remember that a year ago, even our experts on the East, including Satanovsky, predicted a painful death for the “Assad regime” in the fortunately past period. The question is, what are their forecasts worth?.........

    The war is not over yet, but the author is already singing hosannas to the victors. If tomorrow, for example, the United States and its allies declare a no-fly zone, then Assad will simply be drowned in blood. Whether we like it or not. they won't ask us.

    .........Which did not take into account the “Putin factor”, but he firmly stood up in defense of Syria, especially since this could be done, unlike Libya, and clearly showed that Russia is still a superpower. That is, he can defend his interests, despite the world hegemon........

    Speak firmly and stand up. I repeat, if tomorrow the allies declare a no-fly zone, what will Putin do??? will send our soldiers there? I doubt. will send the equipment? How? if by sea, then Türkiye simply will not allow ships to pass through the Bosphorus. You can argue as much as you like that this is illegal, but as long as we argue with Turkey, our allies will flood all of Syria with blood. By the way, Turkey has still not returned the cargo seized during the detention of the Syrian plane. although there was nothing illegal there. So what will we, supposedly a superpower, do when they bomb Syria? I am sure that if the allies take up this matter, then Assad will be Khan. The West doesn't care about us. They are thinking about some kind of international base for this robbery. and we are unlikely to be able to really help Assad with anything. If Putin, as the author writes, had firmly stood up for Assad, he would have long ago put the S-300 there and something else there. and since the S-300 is most likely not there, we can say that Putin is putting on a nice face when he’s playing poorly. and in Russian he pisses
    1. +3
      18 June 2013 14: 30
      If tomorrow, for example, the United States and its allies declare a no-fly zone, then Assad will simply be drowned in blood. Whether we like it or not. they won't ask us.

      Then it will not be Russia that will intervene in the war, but Iran, Hezbollah is already at war... In general, such a massacre will ensue there that the United States itself will not be happy that it got involved. But they won't fit. Their henchmen will get in - Israel, Türkiye, Qatar, and others. And it’s not a fact that they will go with victories.
      In general, there will be sad consequences for the entire region as a whole - this time. The USA and the company will completely discredit themselves in the international arena - that's two. Perhaps some countries in the region will disappear from the map as such (and it’s not a fact that it will be Syria!) - that’s three.
      The West doesn't care about us.

      Oh? The West wants to destroy Syria, but so far nothing has worked. And I hope it doesn't work out. Because of Russia and China.
      we can say that Putin puts on a beautiful face when he plays poorly. and in Russian he pisses

      Politics at the international level is not a squabble in the yard - a pisser or a hero.
      1. a
        a
        +1
        18 June 2013 16: 14
        Quote: Wedmak
        Then it will not be Russia that will intervene in the war, but Iran, Hezbollah is already at war... In general, such a massacre will ensue there that the United States itself will not be happy that it got involved


        how can Iran intervene? specifically...I understand there would be a common border with Syria. and so, if necessary, planes flying over Iraq will be grounded, ships simply will not let them through - there are a lot of bottlenecks. this is the Strait of Hormuz, and Suez, and Giblartar. How else can Iran get involved? tell me. Well, if we were talking about a no-fly zone. which does not provide for a ground operation, then how can Iran help????? supply slingshots so that kids can aim at airplanes in the sky??

        Quote: Wedmak
        In general, there will be sad consequences for the entire region as a whole - this time. The USA and the company will finally discredit themselves in the international arena - that’s two


        Yes, we are not talking about sad consequences at all. This is all clear to us. Just keep in mind that the West has its own logic of actions. and they have long since given a damn about international law, by and large. as if they bombed Libya according to international law.

        Quote: Wedmak
        Oh? The West wants to destroy Syria, but so far nothing has worked. And I hope it doesn't work out. Because of Russia and China.


        I don’t know what the West wants. what does it mean to destroy? be more precise. our najeds are one thing, but the fact that they don’t care is another.
        You, like the author of this article, are lumping everything together. and I didn’t write about hopes. I wrote about something else


        Quote: Wedmak
        Politics at the international level is not a squabble in the yard - a pisser or a hero.


        you know, in politics you also need to have balls. Putin has not yet shown that he has balls. Dispersing the Western coalition is not dispersing the swamps. so far he only has words. how it comes to the point... or rather, it never comes to the point, because Vova knows when to cover his mouth
      2. 0
        18 June 2013 17: 36
        Quote: Wedmak
        Then it will not be Russia, but Iran that will intervene in the war.

        This will be the fatal and final mistake of the Iranian leadership. This will be the occasion that a dozen and a half leading countries in the world are so persistently looking for.
      3. +1
        18 June 2013 17: 43
        Quote: Wedmak
        The USA and the company will completely discredit themselves in the international arena - that's two. Perhaps some countries in the region will disappear from the map as such (and it’s not a fact that it will be Syria!) - that’s three.

        We all know where they saw this notorious "world stage". Together with the opinions of other countries.
        And destabilizing the situation in the region has been the main task from the very beginning of the Arab Spring.
        And in reality, Russia, not with words, but with deeds, will no longer be able to help after the start of the operation.
  72. ilia3075
    +2
    18 June 2013 14: 35
    I have a friend who is a former NAC employee. So he told me that he talked with a person who took part in putting the S-300 on combat duty. He said that the 1st division had been on duty for a long time, and the second was supposed to take over 3 weeks ago. But this is not advertised.
    1. shamil
      +3
      18 June 2013 15: 13
      Why are you advertising how many forum members are wearing Israeli flags, “only spies”
      1. sincman
        0
        18 June 2013 17: 00
        Quote: shamil
        Why are you advertising how many forum members are wearing Israeli flags, “only spies”

        I think they already know. Marat Musin said in a recent interview that he saw an Israeli plane smeared on the ground. I don’t know whether it’s true or not, but the fact that there were no more IDF air raids is a fact - they don’t like “This”.
  73. nik111
    +1
    18 June 2013 14: 53
    vlad767 Today, 08:52 ↑
    Eh, if it weren’t for the bear, we would have discussed deliveries to Libya... And this one..... sold for an iPhone. Just like a tagged one.

    Didn't you think that this was a political game? After Medvedev nominated Putin for the presidency, the entire fifth column became more active and ran to the US Embassy. All the traitors immediately lit up. Yes, they gave up Libya, but they didn’t waste their country. Everything is thought out by Putin for 5 years in advance.)) With the probability of one or another event)
  74. Adorofeev63
    +1
    18 June 2013 14: 54
    Putin still spoke politely to Obama in public, but he “interjected” with Cameron. smile
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    1. sincman
      0
      18 June 2013 16: 52
      It would be better to remain silent, Rabinovich!
      Wrong number, you need EchoMatsy...

      z.y. I see a lot of “newbies” were born today! And almost all of them are disgusting, as if by choice.
  76. -1
    18 June 2013 15: 35
    Of course, I will be downvoted again, but I think that we can forget about Syria...it was given up a long time ago, our politicians are pulling the cat by the tail only in order to give up at a higher price, but they sold out a long time ago. VVP, praised by many, will not do anything; almost everyone around him is traitors and enemies!
    1. VPO
      VPO
      +3
      18 June 2013 16: 39
      There is a lot of truth in your words. But Syria is too complicated. This is a lot of money; for Russia it is a direct pipeline from Qatar to Turkey and Europe. This is the Potential death of the entire Putin-Gas economy. After Syria, Iran wakes up; without Iran, the European gasification project will be unstable and fraught with a lot of risks. Let's not forget about the Saudi oil game. It's hard for Putin.
    2. soldier's grandson
      0
      18 June 2013 18: 48
      our internal problems should not be forgotten, they are more important for us, the robbery of resources, as it was and is about them, somehow we forgot all these articles just to distract from our internal troubles, and you +
    3. +1
      18 June 2013 18: 59
      Quote: Gray_K
      VVP, praised by many, will not do anything; almost everyone around him is traitors and enemies!

      Don't these lines seem like some kind of manifestation of paranoia to you? From such hopelessness, all that remains is to go on a binge, as far as your health allows, and end your life somewhere under the fence. And Putin VV is already doing it. Or do you mean "Вinternal Вscarlet Пproduct." I advise you to read (http://www.rusdoctrina.ru/page95508.html) and try to compare Putin’s Work with this text. And in general, interesting information for those who can read and think. (http://www.dynacon.ru/ index.php)
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    5. 0
      18 June 2013 19: 30
      As for military reforms (http://www.dynacon.ru/content/articles/994/), something is in accordance with the report.
  77. sincman
    +5
    18 June 2013 16: 47
    Good video on the topic:
  78. Foooxxxxx
    +3
    18 June 2013 17: 40
    Keep it up, well done, we need to crush this scum
  79. GEO
    GEO
    +3
    18 June 2013 18: 21
    May God grant Vova long life for the good of Russia!!!
  80. 0
    18 June 2013 18: 38
    The Lebanese electronic website Al-Khabar Press published, citing a source close to the head of the SSA headquarters, Salim Idris, information that 150 members of armed groups died in the operation to remove the son of a well-known and high-ranking official from the KTO army in Turkey to Aleppo Persian Gulf Persons.

    Reportedly, the top leadership of the FSA is unhappy with the loss of its fighters, especially at a time when each of them counts, given that bloody clashes are taking place in the Aleppo province between the army and armed groups. And it was during this difficult period for the FSA, at the direction of high-ranking officials of the oil state, that the armed opposition loses 150 of its fighters, including five field commanders, saving the life of the scion of a famous family, who had previously wished to participate in the Syrian “jihad.” (http://anna -news.info/node/11777) Indeed a TRAP.
  81. +1
    18 June 2013 18: 49
    Yes, Putin has amers - a bone in his throat. She must not be allowed to be pulled out. Putin must not be allowed to leave.
    1. sashka
      0
      18 June 2013 18: 57
      Quote: homosum20
      Yes, Putin has amers - a bone in his throat. She must not be allowed to be pulled out. Putin must not be allowed to leave.


      ..Yes, where did you get the idea that Pu was at least someone or something? There is no one to call .. BbP. Oddly enough, the Bear rules. God save Russia ..
      1. +1
        18 June 2013 19: 33
        Quote: Sasha
        Oddly enough, the Bear rules.

        It seems that spring has passed, summer is far away, and autumn is far away, but your post seems to be from spring or autumn.
        Association
        1. sashka
          +1
          18 June 2013 19: 57
          Quote: Cynic
          Association

          Having collected a certain amount of information, you will also come to the same conclusion.. The Jews “rule”..
      2. 0
        18 June 2013 21: 07
        Quote: Sasha
        ..Why did you get the idea that Pu is at least someone or something? There is no one to call...

        Yeah! There are such concerns.........
        1. +1
          18 June 2013 22: 23
          I believe that the Almighty helped us by giving Russia GDP! I know that I will now be downvoted, but I firmly believe in this! Probably in the country there is not only a GDP-Patriot (the bulk of the population is patriots), BUT who will allow this nameless patriot come into power? We can still imagine what forces are fighting there! Corruption... yes, this is our “sore” issue! Not everything is so simple, there are VERY influential forces that only benefit from escalating this issue, and where does the fuel for these forces come from? I think there’s no need to explain to anyone. LET’S SOLVE IT WITH EVERYONE! NO, as long as GDP is in power, no one will push us and we will force him to take our opinion into account!
          1. 0
            19 June 2013 09: 34
            Quote: Den 11
            I believe that the Almighty helped us by giving Russia GDP!

            It depends on how you look.
            Russia in its fall, no matter what they say, did not reach complete collapse like the tsarist empire, on the ruins of which they built a new state. The good and the bad are not important _ New!
            And now ?
        2. 0
          19 June 2013 09: 24
          Quote: nycsson
          Yeah! There are such concerns.........

          Hmm, where are they not?
          And most importantly
          Where there are two Jews, there are three opinions!
          There is a saying wink
  82. rereture
    0
    18 June 2013 19: 18
    Quote: vlad767
    Eh, if it weren’t for the bear, we would have discussed deliveries to Libya... And this one..... sold for an iPhone. Just like a tagged one.


    Firstly, Libya has never been our ally, and secondly, how would we help it?

    Just a business.
  83. 0
    18 June 2013 20: 09
    Quote: SoSland
    And the swamp smells strongly of Vlasovism.

    What does Vlasovism have to do with it? And even from a distance there is no hint of smell. Vlasov, although a complete bastard, still fought. And these? What if they go to war?
  84. 0
    18 June 2013 20: 34
    Quote: Nayhas
    Somehow Chechen militants weren’t walking around Moscow

    That's where they're walking now... sad Not even UNDER her, and В her...
  85. +1
    18 June 2013 20: 39
    Americans are not lucky with Putin ...

    Fuck them, Syria belongs!
  86. +1
    18 June 2013 20: 45
    Quote: Ustian
    .And Putin VV is already doing it.

    Do you know, Ustian, WHY does? Because the roast rooster pecked somewhere!!! Iraq and Libya stupidly screwed up (it’s not even about Gaddafi and Hussein, I don’t feel sorry for them), he apparently sensed that it was tobacco! It’s worth chewing the snot here too - EVERYTHING!!!!!! Fuck us on Bl. East. Where was he before, so smart?!! Well, at least I finally realized it; better late than never!
    But he is too soft. There is an enemy in front of him, snapping his bloody fangs! We need to be tougher, tougher!!!
    1. +1
      19 June 2013 15: 51
      I didn’t screw up, but there was simply no way to resist the whole world. Even now this task is not so simple for us.
  87. 0
    18 June 2013 22: 17
    Quote: sergo0000
    Quote: Vasya Ivanov
    Americans are not lucky with Putin ...
    Ah beautifully said.

    In my opinion, not only to Americans! wink

    Thanks for the material, I haven’t watched TV for a long time.
  88. 0
    18 June 2013 23: 21
    Poor, orphan and wretched. They have no luck not only with Putin, but also with Russia, with the people living in Russia. They crushed everyone under themselves, but here... it doesn’t grow together, well, they don’t bend, and it’s impossible to buy. Therefore, face is lost and pride is infringed. All that remains is to sing: “Oh-Oh, my grief is greater than the universe!”
  89. 0
    19 June 2013 00: 23
    Good article! Optimistic!
  90. Logician
    +1
    19 June 2013 00: 55
    We’re getting a taste for it! It’s nice to feel like a fighting country!... when it’s fair. for the truth...1 to 7 is beautiful....in general, as always!!!
  91. rodevaan
    0
    19 June 2013 07: 10
    Well, we can still hope that we won’t surrender Syria after all! Hang in there Assad, we’ll still try to break through all this Westernized Geyropstan rabble of sub-pin-dos goats.

    We, ordinary citizens, of course, can do little, but I believe that the world’s Western evil will eventually be punished and fall apart into its component parts.
    I am sure that we will contribute to this.
  92. DmitryMSK
    +1
    19 June 2013 07: 29
    Reminds me of a Soviet caricature))))
  93. 0
    19 June 2013 15: 48
    The golden billion was once again snatched from Russia.
  94. gabatikuk
    0
    19 June 2013 22: 06
    Putin is just great, keep it up!!!
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  96. ABincVanda
    0
    20 June 2013 11: 05
    lovely post! Despite the fact that I have been actively using the Internet for 5 years, I have never seen such a post. Although I'm lying. They posted something very similar here - http://srub-36.ru/ - Naturally, I could be wrong, but I see that they are very similar.
  97. 0
    20 June 2013 12: 18
    What is the “Turkish Spring” like in Russia now, what are you talking about?
    After the opposition showed the horse face of Sobchag, and the cries of the Nemtsovs and other Yavlintskys... the people will not go there...
    1. 0
      20 June 2013 12: 22
      Quote: albi77
      horse face Sobchag

      I ask you not to touch the horses, noble animals!!!
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