Qatar is ready to unleash a third world war

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Qatar’s Foreign Minister Khalid Al-Attiyah said yesterday that his country does not rule out armed intervention in Syria. The statement at first glance looks propaganda, since Qatar is a small state, albeit a very rich one. But Qatar is already providing military, financial, political support to the Sunni opposition, opposing the current leader of Syria, Bashar Assad.



Russian entry aviation in the fighting has changed the balance of power in Syria. Saudi Arabia and Turkey previously announced their intentions to actually get involved in a war against the current authorities in Damascus. Thus, the words of the Qatar Foreign Minister about the readiness together with the allies to begin the intervention in Syria should be taken seriously. Some media outlets are already worried that the statement opens the possibility of unleashing a third world war.

In mid-October, during talks between Russian President Vladimir Putin and Saudi Arabia’s defense minister, Muhammad ibn Salman, the Saudi side warned of the “dangerous consequences” of Moscow’s military intervention in the Syrian conflict on Assad’s side. For now these are just words. But the intentions of the countries supporting the opposition against the official government are already supported by real actions. For example, Qatar has more than once been accused of sponsoring and fully supporting Islamist terrorist organizations banned in Russia, such as Al Qaeda, the Muslim Brotherhood, the Taliban, the Islamic State (IG) and Jabat al "Nusra." It is their militants who are now bombing Russian aviation.

The situation in Syria is connected with the geopolitical interests of various countries in the Middle East. The successes of the government troops, whose actions are supported by Russian aviation, show that Russia is already effectively defending its interests there.



The Suriya Al-En information portal reported that Syrian troops liberated five settlements on Thursday in the southwestern suburbs of Aleppo, the country's economic capital (355 km north of Damascus). In the course of the operation, the leader of the terrorist group “Imarat Kavkaz” banned in Russia, consisting of mercenaries, was destroyed. “Militants in a panic retreat, their defensive lines broken. The troops regain control over areas adjacent to the strategic highway Damascus-Aleppo, ”the Syrian pro-government media reported.

The Russian Spring website published yesterday a report by one of the commanders of the Syrian National Militia Forces (FNA). He notes that the Syrian army is operating near Aleppo with the support of Russian combat aircraft in cooperation with the Hezbollah units and resistance forces in Iraq. They "began the most active mass military operations in the south-western part of Aleppo, along with new army operations in the city of Hama and the province of Lattakia." The Syrian field commander says that “the goal of the operations is to clear these regions of terrorists ... If these operations are successful, the communications connecting the terrorist groups in the provinces of Aleppo, Lattakia and Idlib will be cut off, and the supply of funds to the militants across the Turkish border will be completely interrupted” - sure the commander. According to him, if the stripping operations in the south-western part of Aleppo, in North Hama and Idlib succeed, the main route connecting central Syria (Damascus province) with the northern regions of the country will become safe. Accordingly, the dispatch of equipment and the transfer of troops will be accelerated, and the terrorists in Eastern and Western Syria will be completely blocked.

This plan will be implemented if the troops of Saudi Arabia, the United States and Turkey do not begin to more actively support part of the groups fighting against the troops of Assad. This is quite likely, and in this case it is not a fact that Asad will quickly win the final victory. Although Latakia, where Russian military facilities are stationed, government troops, apparently, will soon be completely cleared of militants.

“For Russia, it is now very important through diplomatic channels to try to convince the countries supporting the IS and other terrorist groups not to do this. Therefore, it is necessary to support any initiatives to discuss problems related to the Syrian crisis. These problems, for example, will be discussed today in Vienna by representatives of the foreign affairs agencies of Russia, America, Saudi Arabia and Turkey. But one can hardly fully expect success here, ”said military expert Lieutenant-General Yuri Netkachev. He is confident that there will be no third world war yet. “Saudi Arabia and Turkey will not decide on direct intervention in Syria,” the expert believes. - Although, apparently, they will continue to support opposition groups weapons and financially. "
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  1. +6
    27 October 2015 05: 40
    How long will all these mongrel test the bear’s patience?
    1. +20
      27 October 2015 07: 42
      It is necessary to take into account the enemy feints: bomb something (gas terminal) to eb *** m, and then apologize. The human factor, you see, the pilot may be wrong. request
      1. +1
        27 October 2015 08: 11
        These sneaks dare threaten us ...?!
        Nuka p-went to the place, mongrel sub-intakes, before it started !!!
        1. avt
          +5
          27 October 2015 09: 05
          Quote: Bone
          These sneaks dare threaten us ...?!

          Well, having a couple of USA bases and a command center in the region, again, USA, why not munch it? Small bug, but smelly and stinks not only gas.
          1. +10
            27 October 2015 09: 45
            Saudi Arabia and Turkey previously announced their intentions to actually get involved in a war against the current authorities in Damascus. Thus, to the words of the Qatar Foreign Minister about the readiness, together with the Allies, to begin the intervention in Syria

            No, I think this is unlikely. Qatar has nothing special to fight. Air Force - 9 units Mirage-2000-5EDA and 3 units. Mirage-2000-5DDA, 6 units Alpha Jet, main tank 35 units. AMX-30S, self-propelled guns 28 units 155mm AMX MK F-3 ... ..etc.

            Putin made it clear that Syria is our ally. An attack on Assad will mean an attack on the Russian air forces. Since in this case they will be the main target.
            But at this stage, Russia is in control of the situation. P.E. one can prepare for a threat from without. Such statements reaffirm the need for more aircraft. In addition, there is no doubt that the Ministry of Education R.F. closely monitors such statements, and draws relevant conclusions.

            PS
            The likelihood of a global conflict unleashing in the Middle East remains, p. the main task is to fully integrate Iraq into the "anti-western" coalition. Russia - Iran - Iraq - Syria is a strong combination.
            Even in the case of a non-nuclear, but still a conflict, the Western coalition has little chance of victory. And partly because regionally they are weaker. Even if Israel comes into conflict.

            But they will take this step only in deep despair, because defeat in such a war (and it is most likely) will mean fatal consequences for them.
            1. +1
              27 October 2015 17: 26
              In fact, Qatar and other Saudis obscurantists should first of all fear not Russia - but a more geographically close enemy - Iran

              Iran is a "natural" antagonist and enemy of the Saudis and Qatars. So far, the Saudi Qatar is saved by the US roof

              there will be no roof - on the second day, Iran will slam the medieval obscurantists at a time - and neither Amer’s weapons nor the military budget will help them

              Russia is sure to provide at least moral support to Iran (and all of us too)
              1. 0
                28 October 2015 02: 14
                What is there to unleash with this Qatar, 3 governors 20 MT there and everything, the problem is solved.
        2. WKS
          +1
          27 October 2015 10: 58
          All this "Qatar of the Persian Gulf" measuring 75x180 km will be erased from the "face" of the Gulf with one blow in the first minutes of World War 3, which he is ready to unleash.
          1. +1
            27 October 2015 11: 20
            These Bedouins hope to sit out in the sand ...
            1. 0
              27 October 2015 13: 57
              If so then they should do yoga. You have to sit on glass and in glass.
            2. 0
              27 October 2015 13: 57
              If so then they should do yoga. You have to sit on glass and in glass.
      2. +2
        27 October 2015 08: 59
        Heraknut "accidentally" Calibers on their oil fields and pipelines, so that they know their place.
        These dwarf disgusting under-states, such as troesprotin or Qatar completely lost their heads. Little-minded people don’t understand who they are!
        1. +7
          27 October 2015 09: 15
          Did this Qatar see itself on the map?
          1. +3
            27 October 2015 09: 46
            Quote: me by
            Did this Qatar see itself on the map?

            Of course I saw. sort of eeeee .. penis attached to Saudi Arabia. feel how does he want to transfer his army to Syria, past the Saudis and Iraqis?
        2. +4
          27 October 2015 10: 12
          You don't have to hack anything. It is simply necessary that on the "second front" the Shiites in Yemen "accidentally" have modern weapons. Well, so that "accidentally" in the east of Sayudovskoy Arabia, the Shiite tribes "suddenly" have new leaders who could unite these tribes and declare independence from the KSA, and at the same time present a bill for the subsoil use of their land. This is where the trickle of money begins to shallow.
          1. +2
            27 October 2015 11: 04
            Quote: Tujh
            who could rally these tribes and declare independence from the KSA, and at the same time present a bill for the subsoil use of their land. This is where the trickle of money begins to grind.

            Moreover, due to the appearance on the market of even cheaper oil, oil and gas are the basis of the modern economy, but you do not pick out the foundation blocks from under your house to build your own barn?
        3. +3
          27 October 2015 12: 12
          it’s much easier for Qatar to cut loot through the sale of LNG gas to make a sea blockade so that not one tanker slips and they howl, and the whole topic started with the support of Qatar and the UAE in order to capture Syria with its infrastructure of pipelines and oil production for land gas delivery to Europe plus a bonus on Syrian oil plus a good piece Turkey promised so that the trio of Turkey, Qatar and the UAE created this smut, but as they say for every tricky ass there is a bolt with a left-hand thread
          1. 0
            27 October 2015 15: 29
            The Arabian Sea, Qatar's gas carriers, Somali pirates ...
            "unsuccessful capture", loss of "gas carriers"
            everything can be ...!
            Qatar should "be friends with his head", and not make hasty statements!
      3. 0
        27 October 2015 10: 54
        nope, why apologize. say: "oh mistake, we will carry out our investigation, all the guilty will be blabby." what will happen is not clear :)
        that will be more like that.
        1. 0
          28 October 2015 01: 31
          All perpetrators will be awarded with state awards.
      4. 0
        27 October 2015 11: 01
        It is their pilot who may be mistaken, but ours are not mistaken, which is why they are the best.
      5. 0
        27 October 2015 20: 02
        “The human factor, you know, the pilot can be wrong.” Don't blame our pilots. We must blame the American GPS, which misled our high-precision aerial bomb. And if, in all conscience, all these small moneybags should be put in place long ago so that they would not blather too much.
    2. +2
      27 October 2015 08: 56
      Quote: ML-334
      How long will all these mongrel test the bear’s patience?


      Until the Big White Brother stops pushing them because of the Big Puddle.
    3. 0
      27 October 2015 09: 05
      Quote: ML-334
      How long will all these mongrel test the bear’s patience?

      Qatar in the world is called "barking mouse", and you have raised it to a mongrel! wink
      1. +4
        27 October 2015 10: 14
        I would like to remind you, dear colleagues, that the purpose of using the "Caliber" from the Caspian Sea region was not only the camps, warehouses, headquarters and bases of ISIS, but also a "transparent" hint to all the so-called. "Friends of Syria" (read the enemies of the Syrian people) about the possibilities of Russia in "bringing to the world" especially violent and restless, who want to invade the territory of our ally Syria! And besides, these "camels" can get another "surprise" in Yemen, if they do not calm down or they think that the United States is ready right now to "harness" because of them into a direct armed conflict with Russia ?! Of course, the "blue dream" of the Stars and Stripes is to drag Russia into a long protracted War in the Middle East, but they forget that at the head of Russia is the brilliant strategist and politician Putin V.V., who has more than once "put them in a puddle." with your unexpected moves and decisions! But these "world backsliders" have not yet responded to Russia for the aggression in the Caucasus, oh "... do not wake it dashing while it is quiet ..."!
    4. +3
      27 October 2015 10: 46
      Qatar of the stomach is a disease (an outdated name for acute gastritis). And diseases must be treated!
    5. 0
      27 October 2015 13: 07
      Quote: ML-334
      How long will all these mongrel test the bear’s patience?

      Guess nothing. In the event of a major world conflict, their territory will rightfully be occupied by one of the warring parties. This is where their chocolate life ends.
    6. +2
      27 October 2015 13: 09
      Don't take this crap to heart! Remember the classic "grandfather Krylov" and his "Elephant and Pug"!
      Here's the answer for you ... Well, they’re miserable in life, what a dol ... you take, even the analysis will be rotten!
  2. +5
    27 October 2015 05: 42
    The third world is unlikely to be worn out, but the second is Korea or Vietnam ......
  3. +2
    27 October 2015 05: 42
    The pug against the Elephant stretched out from fear, the smaller the country, the more the O.N.
  4. +17
    27 October 2015 05: 46
    Yes, apparently the third world in any case can not be avoided.
    Because like a global crisis.
    And it is usually decided by the deriban of another country,
    due to the reserves of which then the rest of the countries live.
    Apparently this time, the Driban will affect the countries of the Middle East.
    1. mihasik
      +20
      27 October 2015 07: 56
      Quote: Zomanus
      Yes, apparently the third world in any case can not be avoided

      And as Putin says: "If a fight is inevitable, you must hit first."
      Qatar and SA only for "Nord Ost" and Budenovsk, it would not hurt to equalize with the Arabian desert.
      1. 0
        27 October 2015 08: 08
        Quote: mihasik
        "If a fight is inevitable, you must hit first."

        Come on, it was already - "Hit first, Freddie" :-)
      2. +1
        27 October 2015 09: 04
        Qatar and SA only for "Nord Ost" and Budenovsk, it would not hurt to equalize with the Arabian desert.


        Do not rush, the evil created will destroy them.
    2. 0
      27 October 2015 11: 07
      If something starts there, then it’s good for us - oil will immediately fly up to 200 bucks.
  5. +10
    27 October 2015 05: 46
    No, well, Qatar is very strong, very.
    1. 0
      27 October 2015 13: 41
      Like, hold me seven, right now I’ll pile on everyone ...
  6. Oml
    +7
    27 October 2015 05: 52
    Well, at the same time, clean up this territory from the Islamists.
  7. +11
    27 October 2015 06: 07
    Qatar, in this case, acts as a "prick" or whatever is called a provocateur on a hairdryer.
    1. mihasik
      0
      27 October 2015 09: 01
      Quote: armored optimist
      Qatar, in this case, acts as a "prick" or whatever is called a provocateur on a hairdryer.

      And what prevents to call things by their proper names and show the world not the "Powell test tube", but the real nursery of IS and Al-Qaeda militants in Qatar?
      1. +2
        27 October 2015 10: 49
        Alas, there are US bases ... Consequently, no military action against Qatar .. Calibers showed the type MOGEM! But with the political will (Titanium Faberge) there are still doubts, while all Russia's actions were within the "framework" and we did not show anything beyond the natural, so we grumbled not much and no more .. Now, if we sweep away the same Qatar, especially with the use of nuclear weapons, then then yes, we will really show that we SHOULD be reckoned with, when the world hegemon sees that they really spit on him, yes .. True, this is all fraught with the decline of civilization, although personally I think that the hegemon has a little guts to answer in full, because we will take off the destruction of Qatar questions about the possible use of all "forces and means".
  8. +2
    27 October 2015 06: 10
    And she wants to rush and mother does not order. On the one hand, all this is their brainchild, and on the other, no one wants to contact Russia, and falling into the open support of terrorists is fraught. At the same time, the West is pushing in the back, they would be very beneficial to a large batch in which we would be bogged down. Oil decides menogo, the Saudis and Qatar do not really need war, it would be better to return high oil prices, for this purpose it is necessary to make contact with Moscow, and it is very painful to break the western leash.
    1. +1
      27 October 2015 07: 25
      Quote: Barboskin
      it would be better to return high oil prices, for this we need to make contact with Moscow,

      This will not increase the price of oil, it is most likely to expect a decrease, because the capacity of oil storage facilities around the world has its limit, and there is no growth in the global economy as a consumer of hydrocarbons, oil discharge at a lower price should be expected
    2. +2
      27 October 2015 08: 04
      As soon as high oil prices return, the Yankees will activate its production at home, it will become profitable for them.
      But to extinguish all the Basmachi in Syria, in its oil-bearing regions at least, to interrupt the supply of cheap oil from them to Turkey, and to whom they still supply it there - this is a real task, and necessary for all oil-producing states, and apparently this is one of the reasons, why our videoconferencing systems iron "perfume"
      1. +2
        27 October 2015 12: 20
        the whole topic around oil is started for a completely different reason; everything lies on the surface of the gentlemen, the fact is that 80 percent of the world's oil actually belongs to the United States and their allies are controlled by the United States, but the chip in another, the main gas reserves belong to Russia, Iran and Qatar, and gas is linked to the price of oil so as soon as Russia tried to increase gas sales and feints began with oil and various sticks in the wheels of gas pipelines the northern south stream, etc. Qatar, although an important seller of gas, delivery is by tankers through the LNG terminals and it’s expensive and they put pressure on all sides Russia and Iran
  9. +13
    27 October 2015 06: 20
    Churkin then said about Qatar, I liked
    Churkin stands in front of Hamad letting him know that the interview is over, puts his hand on his shoulder and says: “I have a meeting with the Syrian representative Jafari about this resolution, but I would like to remind you that your state did not exist on the map at that time, when the Russian fleet sailed between the waves in the Persian Gulf two centuries ago. And remember, a story is sometimes reproduced in the form of a comedy, so don’t become the hero of this comedy, when laughter is inappropriate, this is the tragedy that is happening today. ”
    This quarrel was shown on France24, during which Churkin added, referring to Qatar: “You are a guest on the Security Council. So be respectful. In any case, I do not appeal to you. I speak on behalf of Great Russia and only with great ones. ”
  10. +3
    27 October 2015 06: 23
    Somehow I do not believe that a well-fed, wealthy Qatar would like to enter an open war. There is something for them to lose.
    1. +3
      27 October 2015 06: 35
      They hope to provoke, and then hide behind Amer’s back.
      1. +2
        27 October 2015 07: 07
        persuade countries supporting ISIS and other terrorist groups not to do so
        It’s the same as convincing the organizers of criminal gangs to force their gangs to lay down their arms and engage in agriculture.
        Quote: Garyn
        rich Qatar would like to enter into open war. There is something for them to lose.

        With the help of money, you can unleash a conflict and even organize a coup, but in order for people to go to fight for real money alone, you need serious motivation, such as the troops of Assad or the Donbass militia. For a lot of money, some people can take a risk, but no one will really fight. Qatar's remarks are just the thoughts of their masters in Washington, probing Russia's reaction. But open support for terrorists is already a challenge to the entire world and the UN. On the eve of the elections, their allies in the US will not be able to support Qatar with all their boundless "love" for $.
    2. +1
      27 October 2015 08: 06
      Quote: Garyn
      Somehow I do not believe that a well-fed, wealthy Qatar would like to enter an open war. There is something for them to lose.

      -----------------------
      They will have nothing to lose ... They simply will not ...
  11. 0
    27 October 2015 06: 40
    So why does the UN exist? Urgently convene the General Assembly and raise the question of the danger of the Third World War. Declare sanctions against those countries that support ISIS, probably already have enough evidence on this subject, with their complete international blockade (embargo on oil exports, etc.). Announce ... A lot of things can be announced and the main thing is to achieve the implementation of UN decisions if they are of course adopted.
  12. +2
    27 October 2015 06: 45
    Qatar is a puppet of Amers. The fact that it’s Pug is very suitable to further demonize the Russian Federation. Diplomatic channels are good, just something out of the ordinary should be in order to act on opponents. Our diplomats ---- success!
  13. 0
    27 October 2015 06: 46
    Qatar has not yet realized that not everything can be bought for money. I hope they have enough mind not to get into a showdown against Syria, Iran and Russia. Slam without even looking back. And no UN or NATO will help.
  14. +1
    27 October 2015 06: 53
    Let us not get bogged down like Afghanistan.
    1. +6
      27 October 2015 07: 54
      sgr291158 (1)
      How could we not get bogged down like Afghanistan.
      Firstly, the time is different now - not like during the time of the presence of Soviet troops in Afghanistan. Moreover, the weapons are different, and the military situation in the Middle East and Europe is more neglected.
      Secondly, let it be better, as in Afghanistan, than the invaders will come to Russia.
      Partly because of this, taking into account the experience of the withdrawal of Russian troops from Afghanistan, Russia is providing assistance to the legitimate government of Syria.
      In addition, the quality of Russia's presence in Afghanistan was still different. For now, anyway.
      And the 3 World War against Russia is ALREADY not just prepared, but ALREADY implemented by NATO countries under the leadership of world financiers of the US Federal Reserve.
      Therefore, it is impossible for Russia to “hide its head in the sand” - with its head it is necessary to comprehensively sensibly assess the situation and make the right decisions! You cannot be wrong! This is already a war!
    2. +1
      27 October 2015 08: 52
      Quote: sgr291158
      Let us not get bogged down like Afghanistan.

      Yes, it seems like a real war went on for 2 years, 1984-1985. I talked with a helicopter pilot who visited there several times, and just in those years, it was really hot there - it even reached the real attacks of the Dushmans. For example, they specifically overlaid Kandahar in the mid-80s.
      And after 84-85, the Dushmans somehow quickly snickered and did not hinder us much - mainly the mine war, the Stingers, their beloved, but rare attacks on the columns.
      Once again, they seriously tried to make a difference in 1987, when Hikmatyar tried to take the Khost province, but ours carried out Operation Main, where the famous 9 company distinguished itself by the way.
      Well, then a man with a spot on his forehead withdrew troops. And he did it right, otherwise now there would be uninhabited land - by 1989 half of the population had emigrated to refugee camps in Pakistan, about 2 million were exterminated by the war. If ours had stood there for about 5 years, I don’t even stutter about the war - the provinces were almost depleted, only when Akhmat Shah was withdrawn in Pandshere there were 12 thousand under arms, which was the reason for their extermination. How? Silently, as was always done there - with bombing.
  15. 0
    27 October 2015 07: 07
    In Qatar, it’s even difficult to bomb, because there is a US military base there. There is a risk of falling.
    1. +1
      27 October 2015 07: 59
      Quote: Zaurbek
      In Qatar, even bombing is difficult

      and why, sorry, why should we bomb Qatar? Are we at war? Is this the territory adjacent to the theater of war? Does the Qatari XNUMX army take anyone seriously? What is it all about?
    2. 0
      27 October 2015 08: 57
      Quote: Zaurbek
      In Qatar, it’s even difficult to bomb, because there is a US military base there. There is a risk of falling.

      Yes, he yelled like that, from despair - he swelled money there, but it’s insulting to lose ..... nothing happens.
  16. 3vs
    0
    27 October 2015 07: 24
    Everything may come sooner.
    Naglosaksa went to the Chinese artificial islands.
    http://crimsonalter.livejournal.com/79113.html
  17. +6
    27 October 2015 07: 31
    It reminds me of my childhood, when, to start a fight, they let out a small but cocky kid who started to lift them in every possible way. And when I got it in the neck, then the main group came out and with the words, why do you insult the little ones, started a brawl. And it seems that they decided to entrust Qatar with this unseemly role of a small but very proud mongrel.
  18. +1
    27 October 2015 08: 01
    The mess on the BV is already timidly, but increasingly called "small world". Not in scale, of course, but in terms of the persons involved.
  19. +1
    27 October 2015 08: 04
    Some media outlets are already worried that the statement opens the possibility of unleashing a third world war.
    That loves world wars everywhere laughing You might think that because of Assad, some Honduras will get involved in the war. A couple of coalitions of Iran with Russia, Syria, possibly Lebanon (or its active assistance), maybe Iraq, with possible financing of China on the one hand, and all the terrorists, oppositionists, Caliphate, Saudis, Jordan, Turkey, Qatar (those rich and their mercenaries) + the active financial assistance of the West, with the possible participation of mercenaries of the Chevkas, as well as our partners Ukrainians from the Aidar battalion and others from the world in the pine, including Georgians ..... how could it be without them).
  20. 0
    27 October 2015 08: 13
    It should be borne in mind that this tramp is just beginning - a lot of money has already been thrown into the furnace of war, and none of the parties will make concessions until the complete defeat of one of the coalitions.
  21. 0
    27 October 2015 08: 37
    Example: You caught the famous Qatar special forces during or after a sabotage against Russian troops in Syria. Received testimony, what are the actions of the Russian Federation?
    1. +1
      27 October 2015 08: 48
      most likely they will disappear without noise and without traces. Unless we really need something ... then international noise may raise ...
  22. 0
    27 October 2015 09: 07
    Quote: Blackwizardru
    Blackwizardru SU Today, 05:42 AM New

    The third world is unlikely to be extradited, but the second is Korea or Vietnam

    I slightly disagree with you. The way to unleash a war with several participants on "their" side is quite natural - this is the invasion of Syria. Since the topic of Syria is in the throats of these several. At the same time, the so-called "legitimacy" of this collision is being stretched badly. And if Russia personally unilaterally runs into Qatar for a "bazaar" (for example), then this is a showdown between the state and the state. And who will fit in, will show himself not from the legitimate side, but as a subject who wants to measure his strength with Russia. If Putin meant this by saying that if something "if a fight is inevitable, then I'm used to hitting first," then this is a clear message for the future to all these cathars and shit.
  23. +1
    27 October 2015 09: 17
    The simplest thing for the Syrians is to change jurisdiction from a sovereign state to a union one, for example, entrance to the CSTO, EurAsEC, or to the federation. That's just a referendum in wartime does not ride. We love the same in world law. It is necessary to clean the territory clean from the Baboons and then quickly identify the Syrians. Maybe all this is being prepared? The practice is already great of such matters.
    1. +1
      27 October 2015 09: 42
      The rest of the CSTO members may be maturing, because the region is unstable militarily and such a clearly politically motivated decision will not work ... Remember NATO and the refusal to join countries with unresolved territorial issues, the analogy is the same ...
  24. 0
    27 October 2015 09: 38
    Well, well ... Campaign, they shake their teeth ...
  25. 0
    27 October 2015 10: 00
    Terrorists in Syria fed and nurtured for decades, and here such a bummer-Russia! ISIS and other alahakbar by their very existence defame the Creator.
    The United States, the European Union, and the sheikhs of the bay use these bandits as weapons, but the weapons turned out to be a boomerang that is returning. Lord Gopnik, the time has come ... to collect stones ... and you will not envy! Well, the fate of the mongrels who imagined themselves to be sheikhs generally seems unenviable in the current circumstances.
    1. +1
      27 October 2015 10: 18
      .... Well, why bury Assad ????? .... laughing ..... There should be another in theory .... laughing
      1. 0
        27 October 2015 12: 43
        Quote: aleks 62 next
        .... Well, why bury Assad ?????

        That he is so.
  26. 0
    27 October 2015 10: 37
    Someone already wrote, and I completely agree with this that we must participate in all conferences and all sorts of other talkers in Syria while continuing to hammer the devils in full!
    1. 0
      27 October 2015 11: 12
      Ours just needs to increase the videoconferencing grouping by three times.
  27. 0
    27 October 2015 11: 17
    Right now, diplomatic pressure is important. And to accompany him with a well-organized campaign calling not to support terrorists with weapons. Any appearance of new weapons should be immediately identified, and the country that delivered it should be declared an accomplice of terrorists, despite the faces.
  28. +1
    27 October 2015 11: 59
    These Arab clowns got bogged down in Yemen and you think they can still pull Syria, then the Saudis will surely fall apart if Iran and Russia push the Shiites a little, and 70% of the population in Arabia. Yemen has now sunk the warship of the Saudis, so they immediately removed all their warships. And about Qatar, remember, their Gardens were bored in two days, just saying you’ll climb will be enough for one TU-22 to prevent bad thoughts. I think that if we proceed from the statements of the GDP, we can expect other surprises besides Caliber, however.
    1. +1
      27 October 2015 12: 53
      Quote: I.P. Stalnov.
      And about Qatar, remember, their Gardens for two days bore,

      There wasn’t one, Kuwait yes, but not Qatar
  29. 0
    27 October 2015 12: 06
    I saw that Qatar on the map feel
  30. 0
    27 October 2015 12: 13
    It became scary, they woke this terrible monster in vain.
  31. 0
    27 October 2015 12: 36
    Quote: Zomanus
    Yes, apparently the third world in any case can not be avoided.
    Because like a global crisis.
    And it is usually decided by the deriban of another country,
    due to the reserves of which then the rest of the countries live.
    Apparently this time, the Driban will affect the countries of the Middle East.

    We do not need a third world. Pull back. And there have always been local ones.
  32. +1
    27 October 2015 12: 36
    It would be necessary to make a statement that Russia will begin to strike at the military infrastructure of those countries that financially support terrorism, and see who will be most outraged about this.
  33. 0
    27 October 2015 13: 08
    Once Churkin, at a UN session, said to the Qatar ambassador, who said bad words to Russia - once again you will blather something like that, your country will not live until morning. And it became quiet. Apparently forgotten. We must remind them again.
  34. 0
    27 October 2015 13: 40
    I just don’t understand one thing: if the IS militants deserted and retreated in a panic, then why can't the Syrian Arab army liberate key settlements, and is it moving so slowly?
  35. +1
    27 October 2015 14: 04
    This news, to me personally, reminds me of one moment from a film about Baron Munchausen, who declared war on England, and maybe not only me ...
  36. 0
    27 October 2015 14: 13
    Quote: _Vladislav_
    No, I think this is unlikely. Qatar has nothing special to fight. Air Force - 9 units Mirage-2000-5EDA and 3 units. Mirage-2000-5DDA, 6 units Alpha Jet, main tank 35 units. AMX-30S, self-propelled guns 28 units 155mm AMX MK F-3 ... ..etc.

    Qatar has money ...
  37. 0
    27 October 2015 14: 41
    Quote: African
    Once Churkin, at a UN session, said to the Qatar ambassador, who said bad words to Russia - once again you will blather something like that, your country will not live until morning. And it became quiet. Apparently forgotten. We must remind them again.

    I heard the same thing at one time, but like Lavrov at the UN said.
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  39. +1
    27 October 2015 17: 55
    Quote: EVIL COLORAD
    Qatar has money ..

    Qatar has loot, Russia has Tu-22M3 which arrived in Ossetia the other day. Now our flyers are almost ready for the task, one missile launch and more than ten targets as it was. GDP will let literate katarans see huh eh, sobering sobering heads. laughing
  40. +2
    27 October 2015 18: 56
    ! A pair of Gauges with Bullseye and ...
    They generally messed up the rams. You have to hit the telecentre and Qatar radio and TV.
  41. 0
    27 October 2015 19: 58
    AZOCHN-WAY !!!! Qatar, promised to invade, on his war camels !!!! Covered with expensive cloth !!!! Shroud!! called)))))))))))))) good fool soldier
  42. 0
    27 October 2015 22: 06
    And they don’t want to get a couple of calibers in the residence of the emir?

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