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New "victory" of the American coalition in Syria: several groups of the "moderate opposition" joined the "Al-Nusra Front"

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US Assistant Secretary of State for Middle Eastern Affairs Ann Patterson announced a new “victory” for the so-called coalition in Syria. According to Patterson, several groups of the so-called “moderate Syrian opposition,” supported by the United States and their closest “allies,” recently swore al-Qaeda allegiance. During the congressional hearing, Patterson stated (quote RIA News):


Al-Nusra Front, which is an al-Qaida unit, has included various moderate groups.


New "victory" of the American coalition in Syria: several groups of the "moderate opposition" joined the "Al-Nusra Front"


The following is a terrific argument by Ms. Patterson about what caused the transition of the “moderate” to the camp of the unreasonable:

Perhaps some members of the moderate opposition were forced to join Dzhebhat an-Nusra, since they simply have nowhere to go.

It is noteworthy that the American congressmen asked Patterson about the same, but is it possible to use it for “any joint actions with the Front al-Nusra”? Patterson avoided a direct answer, because she would not have said in front of the cameras that joint actions of the “coalition” with “An-Nusroy” have long been underway ...
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  1. Dezinto
    Dezinto 5 November 2015 09: 05 New
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    America lacks such "oppositionists" ...

    And they are "moderate" because they have no multiple launch rocket systems ... or an atomic bomb ... ?? moderate are ......... oppositionists .... the country is in ruins! 4th year full-scale war is going on, all the trash in Syria pulled together ....- but no, it's the opposition! - USA Affiliate Policy.
    1. vovanpain
      vovanpain 5 November 2015 09: 12 New
      33
      The entire moderate opposition is already cooperating with us, fearing that they will receive a gift from the sky, and these plugs must be driven into the ground.
      1. Temples
        Temples 5 November 2015 09: 23 New
        +3
        Perhaps some members of the moderate opposition were forced to join Dzhebhat an-Nusra, since they simply have nowhere to go.

        How is it not where to go?
        They go to the buoy, and they can take the whole State Department with them. Chatting along the way.
    2. milann
      milann 5 November 2015 09: 14 New
      +1
      They are moderate because their mind is American "mind ... eri" ... ka laughing
      1. Vita vko
        Vita vko 5 November 2015 09: 52 New
        +5
        I wonder where the "limited contingent" of Obama's special forces will join. Surely he will immediately join Jabhat al-Nusra, because they have nowhere to go either, and the $ 300 million allocated by the US Congress must be spent.
      2. Sagittarius YaNAO
        Sagittarius YaNAO 5 November 2015 10: 02 New
        +2
        And they have slippers ameranski.
    3. Vend
      Vend 5 November 2015 09: 54 New
      +3
      Quote: DEZINTO
      America lacks such "oppositionists" ...

      I generally doubt that there is moderate opposition in Syria. It seems that only government terrorists are against government troops, judging by their actions.
      1. subbtin.725
        subbtin.725 5 November 2015 12: 15 New
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        And no one was surprised.
  2. olimpiada15
    olimpiada15 5 November 2015 09: 05 New
    +4
    The union of the opposition and IS is absolutely predictable, since the "moderate opposition" raised by the US and ISIS is one and the same group, only symbolically separated from the propaganda interests by the Americans.
    1. arane
      arane 5 November 2015 09: 15 New
      19
      The opposition is moderate - immoderate, igil - not igil, al-qaeda - not alkaid! What do they play chamomile there?
      Why sort terrorists at all?
      They need to be sorted only on the basis of dead-alive
  3. Same lech
    Same lech 5 November 2015 09: 06 New
    +6
    Perhaps some members of the moderate opposition were forced to join Dzhebhat an-Nusra, since they simply have nowhere to go.


    Yeah, it’s much more shocking ... I believe that the air strikes of the positions of these organizations by our VKS and the great losses among this opposition make them join larger gangs ... well, this is a natural process.
    1. Junior, I
      Junior, I 5 November 2015 09: 12 New
      +3
      So there have already lost so many of their commanders, you have to choose with whom to merge
  4. Kunar
    Kunar 5 November 2015 09: 10 New
    +8
    Lord, well you would help them! Well, it’s a sin to scoff at the wretched! According to the version of Sosk Al-Qaeda, they spread half of New York to them, and they are their allies))) There are more such allies to the Americans))) Different. You look, they will smash the United States ....
  5. cniza
    cniza 5 November 2015 09: 10 New
    +4
    Well, when these "eccentrics" will stop holding the whole world for idiots.
  6. RuslanNN
    RuslanNN 5 November 2015 09: 13 New
    +7
    I cannot understand the phrase "moderate opposition". It's like being a little pregnant.
    1. Alexander Romanov
      Alexander Romanov 5 November 2015 09: 21 New
      +3
      Quote: RuslanNN
      I cannot understand the phrase "moderate opposition"

      Moderate opposition does not cut off their heads on cameras; they do this without publicizing.
    2. Dezinto
      Dezinto 5 November 2015 09: 22 New
      +6
      Slightly terrorist.
      Calm psychopath.
      Temporary killer.
      Balanced Maniac.

      What else will come up in the State Department?

      A fighter for freedom of the head to be separate from the body ???
  7. Riv
    Riv 5 November 2015 09: 13 New
    +1
    What difference does it make, where did they get in and what were they called? Absolutely unnecessary details, if the arguments of the other side of the FAB-500 and the desire to resolve the issue.
    1. ydjin
      ydjin 5 November 2015 14: 27 New
      0
      Quote: Riv
      What difference does it make, where did they get in and what were they called? Absolutely unnecessary details, if the arguments of the other side of the FAB-500 and the desire to resolve the issue.

      Late to ointment, time to cut gangrene!
    2. ydjin
      ydjin 5 November 2015 15: 06 New
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      Quote: Riv
      What difference does it make, where did they get in and what were they called? Absolutely unnecessary details, if the arguments of the other side of the FAB-500 and the desire to resolve the issue.

      Late to ointment, time to cut gangrene!
  8. cniza
    cniza 5 November 2015 09: 25 New
    +5
    Quote: RuslanNN
    I cannot understand the phrase "moderate opposition". It's like being a little pregnant.



    Only Americans understand it, and some gay people.
  9. Dr. Barmaley
    Dr. Barmaley 5 November 2015 09: 27 New
    +2
    several groups of "moderate opposition" joined the "Front of al-Nusra"


    Translation from american to russian:

    "During a panicky flight from the front, units of the" moderate opposition "and" al-Nusra "were mixed
  10. Stinger
    Stinger 5 November 2015 09: 27 New
    +1
    Perhaps some members of the moderate opposition were forced to join Jabhat al-Nusra, as they simply have nowhere else to go

    I wonder, where did they go before? Some kind of madhouse, not the State Department. There are two exits left. The first (main) is to blame Russia for everything and the second is to recognize as friends the al-Nusra Front, which is a subdivision of al-Qaeda.
  11. russmensch
    russmensch 5 November 2015 09: 29 New
    +2
    The following is a terrific argument by Ms. Patterson about what caused the transition of the “moderate” to the camp of the unreasonable:
    Perhaps some members of the moderate opposition were forced to join Dzhebhat an-Nusra, since they simply have nowhere to go.

    All the finish, what else can I say ... I applaud these arguments while standing. They really have nowhere to go. good tongue
  12. Naum
    Naum 5 November 2015 09: 37 New
    +2
    The USA is a long-term and constant inspirer of international terrorism! Sometimes, however, it happens that these get out of the control of the "parents" and then the striped ones have to "fight terrorism" - until control is restored.
  13. roskot
    roskot 5 November 2015 09: 38 New
    +1
    It is time for the female half of the State Department, and part of the male one, to go on maternity leave with such statements. Psaki is waiting, she is bored alone.
  14. Turkir
    Turkir 5 November 2015 09: 40 New
    0
    I cannot understand the phrase "moderate opposition".

    Moderate in relation to the USA.
    An opposition that is ready to defend US interests for moderate fee.
  15. vell.65
    vell.65 5 November 2015 09: 43 New
    0
    Quote: DEZINTO
    America lacks such "oppositionists" ...
    Take a closer look, they broadcast from the television screens both in the Pentagon and in the State Department. They don’t want to. But they don’t want to admit in any way about their sympathies, and participation in these moderate oppositionists.
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  17. engineer74
    engineer74 5 November 2015 09: 58 New
    0
    Give them all, "moderate" and not very, "corridor" to the States and see what happens! wink Although, this corridor has already formed in Europe and, as far as Russia can see, it is successfully functioning! The more successes of the CAA and the Russian Aerospace Forces, the more freshly shaven "refugees" in the EU. In Europe, there will be a regrouping of refugees according to the principle of "faithful" or "not faithful", and then until the first "match" and "Alla, I'm in the bar!" what
    We fill in samovars, buy dryers and watch the news!
    IMHO
  18. Lelek
    Lelek 5 November 2015 10: 22 New
    +1
    (It is possible that some members of the moderate opposition were forced to join Jabhat al-Nusra, as they simply have nowhere else to go.)

    Well, the meaningless ones got lost, they are children. We walked, walked in the desert, searched for ISIS to shoot, we didn’t find. And then out of nowhere al-Nusra, but I want to eat something, so we decided to join. The plot for the cartoon tale. And after all, most in the world believe this. It’s amazing. fool
  19. X Y Z
    X Y Z 5 November 2015 10: 57 New
    0
    We are wasting, wasting time. It is high time to conduct a large-scale propaganda offensive under the slogan "The United States is an accomplice and sponsor of terrorists." And we are all shy.
  20. rotmistr60
    rotmistr60 5 November 2015 11: 29 New
    0
    Perhaps some members of the moderate opposition were forced to join Dzhebhat an-Nusra, since they simply have nowhere to go.

    Purely American logic in the absence thereof.
  21. Yarik
    Yarik 5 November 2015 12: 52 New
    0
    So - the "Syrian opposition" dutifully stood up for cancer. http://warfiles.ru/show-99283-itak-siriyskaya-oppoziciya-pokorno-vstala-rakom.ht
    ml