Syrian army fights street fighting in Aleppo

Syrian government army offensive continues with support aviation VKS of the Russian Federation. In the southeast of Aleppo province, several dozen militants from the Jebhat al-Nusra terrorist group were destroyed. Settlements of Bern and Tel Hade liberated. In the area of ​​the Air Force Academy, the armed forces of the SAR attacked militant positions and warehouses with weapons. As a result of the strikes, a warehouse with ammunition and several all-terrain vehicles equipped with large-caliber machine guns were completely destroyed.

Fierce battles take place in the quarters of Aleppo itself (the largest city of Syria in terms of population). Thus, blows were struck at the buildings in which the militants "Dzhebhat al-Nusra" had settled in the Ar-Rashidin and Bustan al-Qasar neighborhoods abandoned by the townspeople.

Fighting continues in the suburbs of Damascus. War correspondent of the Syrian news agency SANA reports that in Harasta, the troops managed to defeat a militant detachment of up to 100 people. The militants who survived after a series of blows began to leave through agricultural sectors, where they fell into the ring. Captured managed to take militants number up to a platoon.

President Vladimir Putin discussed the situation in Syria with members of the Security Council of the Russian Federation. RIA News cites a statement from the Kremlin press service:

During the operational meeting with the permanent members of the Security Council, the course of the ongoing operation of the Russian videoconferencing system in Syria was discussed.

Meanwhile, from Canada comes the information that the new head of the government of this country, Justin Trudeau, confirmed his intention to withdraw from the coalition participating in the operation in Syria. According to Trudeau, Canadian Air Force aircraft will not strike in Iraq and Syria.

Trudeau:

The country's defense minister, Sajjan, has been instructed to work out the issue of the return of our aircraft to the home registry bases.

Comments

[the most important]

Allah help them !!! No panic, victory will be ours !!!

[Cossack Ermak]

It’s good that we switched to real actions. With all the bombing and shelling, success in war means only one thing. This is a complete restoration of control over territories.

[xan]

Quote: Cossack Ermak

It’s good that we switched to real actions.

There along the way, the Syrian army has big problems. For almost a month of the offensive, not a single task has been solved, and this is with the intensive support of aviation. They don’t finish something with us. And with TV propaganda, there’s already too much, ISIS’s combat effectiveness is not falling, and aviation is not capable of drastically increasing the combat capability of Assad’s army. It is necessary to stop the offensive and prepare a new one with another chip.

[NEXUS]

Quote: xan

There along the way, the Syrian army has big problems. For almost a month of the offensive, not a single task has been solved, and this is with the intensive support of aviation. They don’t finish something with us.

And you fight for 4,5 years with a well-trained and equipped enemy and then see how much strength you will have. Syria has been holding back this abomination for 4 years alone, and they do not say that ... It's amazing that they found the strength and began to "kill" geeks. And God give them strength and courage.

[tatarin_ru]

And you fight for 4,5 years with a well-trained and equipped enemy and then see how much strength you will have. Syria has been holding back this abomination for 4 years alone, and they do not say that ... It's amazing that they found the strength and began to "kill" geeks. And God give them strength and courage.

Everything is so, everything is so, the only thing I don’t understand in the Iran-Syria-Russia coalition
I understand it was originally conceived
Russia - VKS + assistance to the regime
Iran - infantry (trained) -20 thousand
= quick success.
We started Syria here, but the Iranians?

After the death of 2 Iranian generals, nothing has been heard about them. Back down? bargaining or playing their subtle "Eastern" game?

[accordionist]

Just where the Iranians are fighting, and these are the territories around Aleppo, and all serious successes have been achieved.

[beard64]

...
and ice licks - on airplanes
- they’re not carrying Assad ....

[complete zero]

so he writes about this (for what minksuete?) and the fact that our propaganda (to put it mildly) is deceiving is so true

[avt]

Quote: xan

They don’t finish something with us.

It is quite possible to understand what is "not said." the time that there were battles, Assad's army was losing its advantage in heavy equipment, which really affected the moral strong-willed rank and file - people were tired, and the Iranian advisers well, not very much - they advised us in the last year, one and a half; Fourthly, there we really collected and armed all the trash from the Levant, you can pee about five trained militants, well, even taking into account the theft, they put a fair amount of weapons there; and the Syrian "Walk the field" - someone comes, someone leaves, today is a friend, tomorrow is an enemy. So it will be there for a long time, They were slaughtered in Lebanon for 15 years, until they were taken by the scruff of their neck and forced to make peace, and in Surya for now Of the Players, no one really wants to really concede and negotiate - everything is still ahead, even Erdogan will start up and decided to jam the Kurds with a ground operation to begin with in Iraq under the guise of fighting ISIS

[g1v2]

And what problem do you want to solve in 3 weeks (at first they bombed ours before the offensive) with comparable forces of the parties? There are successes - south of Aleppo, a lot of NPs were liberated, 3 km were left to get to Quireis, and today, it seems, they beat us back in Latakia. The same thing goes as in the second Chechen one - systematic squeezing of militants with grinding them and destroying their logistics and facilities in the rear. Odnkako, however, that ours covered the Assad with an air defense umbrella, and all interested parties ran to Moscow to consult for a clear turn. Already part of the sponsors of the militants - the United States, Turkey, Jordan do not insist on the immediate resignation of Assad. And this is a sure sign that their affairs are not so hot. The results of this offensive can be summed up in half a year - which strategic and tactical goals have been achieved and which have not. By the way, about the boiler at al-Latamina - the idea was originally virtual. There has been a cauldron between Homs and Hama for several years, several under Damascus - and what did it give?

[avt]

Quote: g1v2

It’s the same as in the second Chechen one - systematic squeezing of militants

Quite right, and from the densely populated part of the country where they buried tightly and have a short shoulder to Turkey with an open border, even the soil allows the tunnels to dig better than in Vietnam, so they squeeze them into the desert from water sources, where they are in full view, then you see it would be more fun.

[g1v2]

Now, by the way, a lot of information has appeared about the showdowns among the broads. Basically in this territory occupied by the Babakhs - from Aleppo to Latakia. If earlier they were a single "army of conquest", now they are beginning to delimit - some are leaving for IS, some are being repainted as a moderate opposition. The advance of the Syrians may accelerate if the broads in the rear fight.

[Lenin]

So it is necessary to help the broads .. We have specialists who would baptize them all and let the strongest survive. Well, to finish off the survivor, until it got stronger.

[Karayakupovo]

Respected! Have you ever read somewhere that someone would help with the armament of the Syrian Army? American friends helped (and ISIS) along with others. And most importantly, modern weapons. Yes, and bandits from all over the world went there, and mind you, do not help the Syrian Army, but thugs. I hope that with the help of Russia and his true friends, the people of Syria will get rid of these bandits.

[atalef]

Quote: Karayakupovo

Respected! Have you ever read somewhere that someone would help with the armament of the Syrian Army?

Are you serious ? are they fighting with squeakers and muskets?

Quote: Karayakupovo

Yes, and bandits from all over the world went there, and mind you, do not help the Syrian Army, but thugs.

Yes, this is an interesting point. and how do you explain that we hear about volunteers in ISIS and Co. = every day, but Assad doesn’t have any volunteers?

Quote: Karayakupovo

I hope that with the help of Russia and his true friends, the people of Syria will get rid of these bandits.

impossible to get rid of the local population

[Weyland]

Quote: atalef

impossible to get rid of the local population

Well, your heroes (Yeshua bin Nun, King David, etc.) once succeeded ... True, in those days there was no Nuremberg Tribunal!

[accordionist]

Tens of thousands of local volunteer militias are fighting for Assad, and there are also Lebanese, Iranian, Iraqi volunteers from the former USSR. And for ISIS and other terror - the victims of the religious Wahhabi propaganda encouraged by "friends of Syria" SA, Ktar, Turkey and the same democratic regimes.

[Ahmed]

Quote: xan

There along the way, the Syrian army has big problems. For almost a month of the offensive, not a single task has been solved, and this is with the intensive support of aviation. They don’t finish something with us.

Maybe... I dug up on the net ...

Hezbollah sources said 5 Hezbollah militants in the Syrian province of Idlib were mistakenly killed in a bombing raid by Russian aircraft on 16 November.
It - second similar incident during the week... In late October, a Russian bombardment killed seven Hezbollah members.

... reported the death of two generals the corps of the guardians of the Islamic revolution - Kamal Kribani and Hassan Ahmadi during intelligence in Tel Sahih, Idlib. It should be noted that over the past few days, Tel Sahikh has been subjected to intensive bombing of Russian aircraft.

Mid October Russian aircraft mistakenly inflicted massive strikes on positions Syrian army in the northern part of the province of Homs. By mistake, the Aatun checkpoint, Miluk base, military college in al-Waer, a regime column in the Thir Maalah district and the area around the base of the 26th division were bombed.

[Jack-b]

Quote: Ahmed

Perhaps ... what I digged on the net ...

You somehow modestly dug up. There is still about bombed residential neighborhoods, civilian casualties, it seems even a hospital was bombed .... or even a couple .... In general, a lot of things can be digged up if not modest.

[LEX SU]

I watched an interview with the colonel of the army of the SAR. He said - we can do it faster, but during the war years we are used to protecting people (soldiers).

[complete zero]

put a plus .. (for which minus the truth?))) back .. if urapatrioty Syrians are fighting with all the terror scumbag armed and numerous

[Sterlya]

And Canadians have been surprising me lately. Adequate became not much. Worse than the Geyropeans were

[V.ic]

Quote: Sterlya

And Canadians have been surprising me lately. Adequate became not much. Worse than the Geyropeans were

They will concentrate on Urkain.

[barik92090]

This, given the mentality of dill, they will not pull for a long time.

[Jack-b]

So they are also very seriously sitting on oil. And all this catastrophe with oil prices concerns them too. Even if they try not to give a sign. They account for almost a third of oil exports.

[Homo]

Quote: Cossack Ermak

It’s good that we switched to real actions. With all the bombing and shelling, success in war means only one thing. This is a complete restoration of control over territories.

So they began to bomb in order to facilitate the task on earth.

[Observer2014]

The Syrians would have a "terminator" and T72 tuned for street fighting. At least a hundred.

[Tor5]

State coalition fell! ... and it’s good, do not let them get confused. And for the Syrians - a quick victory !!

[Lord of the Sith]

Seen from Allepo

[avt]

Quote: Sith Lord

Seen from Allepo

They dragged these campaigns - they shoot meaningfully, they do not run in crowds - they try to work like they taught them to walk and keep their distance. They are again packed in the same way. They don’t drink tea every five minutes.

[marlin1203]

The SAR army requires a constant influx of personnel and the supply of military equipment. If we still somehow help with the latter, then the conscientiousness in the citizens of Syria will awaken the "dead number". And in Germany they are already for the most part ...

[avt]

Quote: marlin1203

. And in Germany they are already mostly ...

You will not believe it, but most of the refugees in Europe are Kosovars Albanians, well now the Afghans have pulled themselves together with Pakistanis and Iraqis. Syrians do not do the weather.

[Stena]

Quote: the most important

Allah help them !!

Yeah. Shalom - Orthodox!
My friend - if you are Orthodox - then you need to praise your God and call him for help, and if you are an atheist - then you don't need to get into areas in which there is no "boom-boom". And then a curious situation comes out - when you want to please and lick others with this ... And as a result - porridge in the head ...

[the most important]

Everyone has their own god. And if Allah helps the Syrians in battle, then why not ??? But in general, this expression is a slightly revised answer of Kadyrov to the question of the journalist: where did Allah give the money in Chechnya! So think about what was written ... and still try to get rid of the porridge in the head, it can come in handy in life.

[atalef]

Quote: the most important

Everyone has their own god.

In fact, God is one

[Udofil]

Or maybe, in fact, there is no God?)) Or have we all been "turned on by the priests" again?

[Stena]

Why is this? Because it is not visible? So the brains in your head are also not visible at first glance - does this not mean that they are not there? Or does it mean?

[Stena]

Quote: the most important

Everyone has their own god.

Do not disgrace! I won’t even comment on such stupidity!

Quote: the most important

But in general, this expression is a slightly revised answer of Kadyrov to the question of the journalist: where did the money come from in Chechnya?

Yeah. Now ask - where is it located? This is blasphemy of pure water ...
Your comments here are complete ignorance. When you don’t have your understanding, but you want to be good, that's it. Like, he said - and the Islamists seem to be fine and everyone else - not bad. But no. Nizya kissing these one place and all the rest be good ... Either you have a clear position and you are respected for it, or - like that - a rag in the wind - where the wind blows there and trembles ... For which the Orthodox martyrs died - Why did Yevgeny Rodionov die in Chechnya? Do not know? Then don’t write about what you don’t know ...

[Hello]

Quote: Stena

My friend - if you are Orthodox, then you need to praise your God and call him for help,

In fact, God is one and Christianity and Islam and Judaism are of the same opinion on this matter. Allah is God one in translation.

[Stena]

Quote: Hello

In fact, God is one and Christianity and Islam and Judaism are of the same opinion on this matter. Allah is God one in translation.

God is without doubt one. But there are many religions. And there are many differences in them. The Orthodox - God in three guises - God the Father, God the Son, God the Holy Spirit ... And we glorify him. The Orthodox do not need another ...

[Rivares]

Quote: Stena

God is without doubt one. But there are many religions. And there are many differences in them. The Orthodox - God in three guises - God the Father, God the Son, God the Holy Spirit ... And we glorify him. The Orthodox do not need another ...

This is the Christian. Orthodox Rights glorify (abbreviated Slavs)
Orthodox Christians have forgotten the Trinity (God the Father has the name Yahweh) to add for example Messrs. Of hosts. By the way, about the one you glorify ... listen in church to whom priests sing glory, hear the glorifications of both Israel and the people of Israel, but I have not heard from them the glorification of the Russian people and the Russian land ..

[Stena]

You tell your grandmothers and give a device for removing noodles from your ears ...
When they read the psalms - of course - because they were written by King David .. But when they sing - ".... the authorities and the warrior of her" - this is about Russia.

[Rivares]

"We also pray for our God-protected country, its authorities and its army, and let us spend a quiet and serene life in all piety and purity."
this is the full text of what you misplaced. This is not the glorification of Russia or Russian and
prayer (it is also supposed to pray for enemies). The glorification of Israel and its people is pronounced openly.

Quote: Stena

But when they sing - ".... the authorities and the warrior eya" - it's about Russia.

The name of the country is not even in prayer, because texts of sv. the scriptures were not written in Russia and not for Russians. And by the way, where did you get that Russian in power? Judging by recent events (the collapse of the USSR and liberal reforms), not everything is so simple ...

[Stena]

Quote: Rivares

We still pray for our God-protected country, its authorities and its host, and we will lead a quiet and serene life in all piety and purity

True, but not to the end.
And it will definitely be - "We still pray for our God-protected country of Russia, its authorities and army, but we will spend a quiet and serene life in all piety and purity."
These are words from a common prayer. Who led her to the fact that she is now?
They are mainly prayers of forgiveness to God, or his glorification, not the glorification of individual countries and people. For some reason, you smoothly moved away from what I was talking about, namely, the glorification of the God of Orthodox Christians, to the glorification of countries.
What you write about is very dangerous - there is understanding, but there is no faith. No faith - no common cause. No common business - no state. No need to bring knowledge to the point of absurdity. Faith is not that. Tell me - are you a graduate of the parish school?

[Rivares]

Quote: Stena

For some reason, you smoothly moved away from what I was talking about, namely, the glorification of the God of Orthodox Christians, to the glorification of countries.

I did not move out; I brought the full text to the passage you have issued.

Quote: Stena

What you write about is very dangerous - there is understanding, but there is no faith. No faith - no common cause. No common business - no state. No need to bring knowledge to the point of absurdity. Faith is not that. Tell me - are you a graduate of the parish school?

Faith without understanding does not exist. There is no understanding, the common thing at best is the good intention by which the road is lined, you yourself know where. I did not study in the parish church.
When the Old Russian began to disassemble, I had to Christianity, Orthodoxy, and other religions to enter in order to read the texts normally.

[Stena]

Quote: Rivares

When the Old Russian began to disassemble, I had to Christianity, Orthodoxy, and other religions to enter in order to read the texts normally.

To understand Orthodoxy, you need to know Church Slavonic. This is quite enough. But in Old Russian you can’t read church texts ...

Quote: Rivares

Faith without understanding does not exist.

Of course it does. You do not study physics and not any science. No doubt knowledge is needed there.
That which is impossible to understand can either be believed or denied. Believers - believe, atheists - deny. But denial in this case is a lack of faith. Like cold, lack of heat, darkness, lack of light, and evil, lack of good.
You know, there is a paradox. Previously, graduates of parish schools almost all became atheists and even godless. Strange - they were taught the intricacies of religion, they knew the Holy Scriptures, the lives of the saints, and various theoretical aspects of religion. But for some reason, instead of faith, a vacuum formed in them. And instead of becoming priests or simply Orthodox, they became atheists. Hence the conclusion - knowledge has nothing to do with faith in God. At all.
Your judgments are completely analogous to their judgments.
I do not know why this happened and is probably happening, but there is a suspicion that the lack of knowledge. Believe either people who know little, or vice versa - who know the matter thoroughly. But those who have insufficient real knowledge, but have some kind of understanding - for some reason - no ...
PS This is solely my opinion. It may not coincide with reality. Regards, AKC.

[Rivares]

Quote: Stena

To understand Orthodoxy, you need to know Church Slavonic. This is quite enough. But in Old Russian you can’t read church texts ...

Church Slavonic was created by removing letters from Old Slavonic. Created by the Greeks. And not Orthodoxy, but Orthodox Christianity. Orthodoxy was what the priests now call idolatry (therefore, at the genetic level, Orthodoxy is perceived as native). Church texts are PHONETICALLY well read in Old Russian. Are you using old Russian letters to read modern text? Although the language has lost its depth.

Quote: Stena

That which is impossible to understand can either be believed or denied.

small addition. There are more than 2 answers. 1-understand (cognize) 2-deny. 3-trust that it is (what is before faith (Doverie)) 4-destroy it as a competing one (remember the Inquisition), etc.

Quote: Stena

You know, there is a paradox. Previously, graduates of parish schools almost all became atheists and even godless. Strange - they were taught the intricacies of religion, they knew the Holy Scriptures, the lives of the saints, and various theoretical aspects of religion. But for some reason, instead of faith, a vacuum formed in them. And instead of becoming priests or simply Orthodox, they became atheists. Hence the conclusion - knowledge has nothing to do with faith in God. At all.

There is no paradox, they delved into religion, understood its essence (quite parasitic by the way), and worthy people acted with dignity - they rejected it. Others understood the freebie and began to use it. Units tried to change from the inside (they became real saints). But the backbone of the hierarchy is still those ...)))
And by the way, I am not satisfied with the answer in the style of "Don't ask, you believe!"
With mutual respect.

[Jack-b]

Quote: Stena

.He and glorify him. Orthodox do not need another

And no one is imposing. So you do not impose on others. The Syrians have Allah, so why not wish them help from him. What is the problem?

[Stena]

The problem is that you have porridge in your head ... The Syrians are far from it. There are Orthodox and other denominations carriage. Are you an Islamist? Not? Then do not wish for that which you do not understand. It would be very funny for the faithful to hear such words from the infidel, if it were not so sad ...

[Jack-b]

Watch the video on YouTube from CAA. Listen to whom they are there "far from him" shout akbar. Then look at yourself in the mirror. An expert on religions ..... I suppose you are one of those who are called Orthodox activists?

[Rivares]

Quote: Jack-B

Listen to whom they are there "far from him" shout akbar. Then look at yourself in the mirror. An expert on religions ..... I suppose you are one of those who are called Orthodox activists?

To laugh and insult different religions, it is simple and accessible to any child.
But to understand what other people (or your enemies) live and breathe is much more difficult.

[Stena]

Quote: Jack-B

You, I suppose, from those who are called Orthodox activists

Not. I have no relation. I love the truth. If offended - sorry - this is due to lack of brains and tact ...

[Jack-b]

If, of course, you dig in to the smallest detail, then of course there are Christians in Syria, but they are a minority. And mostly Muslims are fighting, of course. IMHO to wish them help from their god does not contradict logic. First, the one who wishes can be an atheist. And for him this is just a formality, but pleasant and important for those to whom he wishes. Secondly, if a Christian, then there is also no contradiction for Christians believe that God is one. And Muslims, according to this logic, simply call it in their own way, according to their tradition. So a wish for help from Allah is simply a wish expressed according to their understanding, but in essence a wish for help from God. By the way, many branches of Islam do not consider Christians to be infidels. From their point of view, Christians are of the "deluded" type; believing in the same god as they, but with some "mistakes". Christians are considered infidels by radical offshoots of Islam. But among them there are some that Muslims of other sects are considered infidels.

[Stena]

Quote: Jack-B

then in Syria there are certainly Christians, but their minority

I will not argue - so to clarify this you need to look at the statistics, but I - reluctance.

Quote: Jack-B

Secondly, if the Christian is also no contradiction, for Christians believe that God is one.

Right. But not really. The Orthodox God is one - and this is God the Father, God the Son and God the Holy Spirit. And no other way. But not Allah.

Quote: Jack-B

And Muslims by this logic simply call it their own way, according to their tradition.

Unfortunately, this is a very big mistake.

Quote: Jack-B

By the way, many branches of Islam do not consider Christians unfaithful. From their point of view, Christians are of the "deluded" type; believing in the same god as they, but with some "mistakes". Christians are considered infidels by radical offshoots of Islam. But among them there are some that Muslims of other sects are considered infidels.

In this - I agree with you completely.

[beard64]

...
- there are Christians
/ and even Orthodox /

[Irokez]

It seems that before the storming of the neighborhoods, bombs that explode bunkers underground should be thrown along the streets. Thus, all the moves and exits for the shaitans will be littered and will have to fight only on the surface. And to use a vacuum bomb on the surface, there are still no residents and to rebuild houses on a new one, as well as eliminating the ruins at the same time.

[Wolverine]

I don’t understand prisoners, I don’t understand yours - it’s not rolling here.

[Mountain shooter]

Good news. The Syrian army started and crushed reptiles. It’s just not very clear why everywhere and a little at once? Didn’t they learn the concentration of forces and means of their generals? Or maybe they didn’t.

[Altona]

Quote: Mountain Shooter

It’s just not very clear why everywhere and a little at once? Didn’t they learn the concentration of forces and means of their generals? Or maybe they didn’t.

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Because the front is achirenous, because there are three or four floors of underground catacombs in the city, because they have been fighting for four years and lost the materiel ... It would be good to regroup and reorganize the Syrian army, to renew the materiel ... The war greatly affected the capabilities of the Syrian army ...

[Cossack Ermak]

Quote: Altona

Quote: Mountain Shooter

It’s just not very clear why everywhere and a little at once? Didn’t they learn the concentration of forces and means of their generals? Or maybe they didn’t.

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Because the front is achirenous, because there are three or four floors of underground catacombs in the city, because they have been fighting for four years and lost the materiel ... It would be good to regroup and reorganize the Syrian army, to renew the materiel ... The war greatly affected the capabilities of the Syrian army ...

But because there is no concept at all like a front. 1 street for Assad, the second for ISIS, the third itself does not know what it has imagined and is fighting against both of them. And the village on the outskirts sits and waits who will win and join.

We need a sweep tactic, as in Chechnya. But the Asadites have no such experience.

[maiman61]

I think our advisers lead there! And they know what to do!

[roskot]

Good luck and minimum losses I would like to wish the fighters of government troops.

[NordUral]

It's a pity. that tanks are unprotected. Good luck to the Syrians!

[Awaz]

Well, I saw videos where tanks with mounted active armor. T 72

[Anisim1977]

They should not be taken prisoner! Especially betraying the ideals of Russia and becoming cattle.

[Aroma77]

Hard of course they are given promotion. I would like every broken house not to come back. Meanwhile, there is such stuffing of these groups and this shaitan pipe.

[padded jacket]

Offensive of the SAR Army: Damascus-controlled suburbs cut off from each other

By the way, it turns out that the "long-suffering" district of Damascus Jobar, which has not been taken away from various terrorists for four years, turns out to be the Jewish quarter of the city

[dr.star75]

you look at all this rabble, and you are perplexed: how do they and their fau still push the government army?

[Caustic]

TURKS right now transmit in the news Russian planes hit the province of Raqqah, killing 42 people all civilians ....

[barik92090]

And all the Turks ?! What were they "peaceful" doing there?

[alone]

Quote: barsik92090

And all the Turks ?! What were they "peaceful" doing there?

If the media of Papua New Guinea would transmit this information, does it mean that only Papuans live there?

Well, you have the logic.

[barik92090]

And all the Turks ?! What were they "peaceful" doing there?

[Mayer1980]

on 5.17 dances perfectly with a machine gun

[Aroma77]

Quote: NordUral

It's a pity. that tanks are unprotected. Good luck to the Syrians!

Why without protection, here the BMD goes all in defense.

[dr.star75]

reminiscent of muzzle-loading mortars of 1812. how do they get somewhere?

[alone]

Quote: dr.star75

reminiscent of muzzle-loading mortars of 1812. how do they get somewhere?

This is most likely home-made 160mm mortars. The Syrian army had hundreds of such pieces. For 4,5 years, a lot of military depots fell into the hands of the militants, and they were able to establish the production of such mortars, as we see even double-barreled.

This is what happens when you drop military depots and run away without even trying to blow them up.

[Rader]

Quote: dr.star75

reminiscent of muzzle-loading mortars of 1812.how do they get somewhere?

You won’t miss the city, and they don’t need better accuracy.

This is most likely home-made 160mm mortars. The Syrian army had hundreds of such pieces. For 4,5 years, a lot of military depots fell into the hands of the militants, and they were able to establish the production of such mortars, as we see even double-barreled.

They (the Islamists) have been using such mortars for a very long time, almost from the beginning of the war. They are made from all kinds of rubbish, and they are bristled with gas cylinders filled with explosives and striking elements.

[poquello]

Quote: lonely

...
This is what happens when you drop military depots and run away without even trying to blow them up.

and then the weapons in the warehouses copulate and he gives birth to babies

fighters of the Syrian Arab army more than once found suspiciously new Soviet-style weapons in the killed militants

http://geo-politica.info/vskryt-kanal-postavki-oruzhiya-boevikam-igil-amerikants
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[SAM 5]

We met with our air support. And so kirdyk would have come. Well, win.

[AlexTires]

Despite such news, the general trend is that the offensive is drowning and we should expect a pause from the SAR army for regrouping ...

[NEXUS]

Quote: AlexTires

Despite such news, the general trend is that the offensive is drowning and we should expect a pause from the SAR army for regrouping ...

If Iran doesn’t help with ground forces, the Syrians will have to be taut in the future. The Army is now bloodless and, by and large, exhausted in 4,5 years.

[padded jacket]

Quote: NEXUS

Despite such news, the general trend is that the offensive is drowning and we should expect a pause from the SAR army to regroup.

Well, what to do is a war and it has been going on for more than 4 years.

Quote: NEXUS

If Iran doesn’t help with ground forces, the Syrians will have to be taut in the future. The Army is now bloodless and, by and large, exhausted in 4,5 years.

Already there are photos about the presence of the Iranian army so far from near Aleppo.

[Aaron Zawi]

Quote: quilted jacket

Already there are photos about the presence of the Iranian army so far from near Aleppo.]

Well, this is no secret to anyone.

Kuwaiti newspaper Al-Rai reports, citing a “senior source in the joint operations headquarters in Damascus” on the details of the organization of ongoing military operations on the territory of the ATS.
The source says: “Russian aviation is quickly fulfilling the demands of ground forces, while continuing to strike at targets in a jointly created database. The base is constantly replenished - both through electronic intelligence, Internet tracking, aerial photography, and thanks to the vigorous activity of government agents introduced into almost all rebel groups and units. ”
The source said that Syrian, Iranian and Russian generals, as well as representatives of the Hezbollah high command, are working together in the operational headquarters. According to the source, the critical task of unblocking the Hama Aleppo highway in the Ihtiriya-Khanassir region was entrusted to the Iranian Islamic Revolutionary Guards Corps of a thousand people and Hezbollah units.
The operation was carried out with direct Russian air support. The Russian Su-30 and Syrian MiG-29 patrolled Syrian airspace in order to prevent the intervention of aviation of foreign states (Americans and Israelis), while the Su-24 and Su-25 were operating on the battlefield. As a result of the successful offensive of the Iranians and Hezbollah, the road to Aleppo was unblocked and government control was restored over a strategically important area of ​​25 square kilometers. In this boiler, the ISIS group was completely destroyed.
In Syria, there is a Liva Sayed al-Shuhada corps of guards of the Islamic revolution. Its number has reached 4 thousand people and continues to grow. Brigade units operate in different parts of Syria. The Iranian presence in Syria will only grow as Iran considers the battle with the Islamic State one of the priorities of its own national security. The source emphasized: "It is much more convenient for us to wage war against extremists in the lands of Sham than to wait when we are attacked in our own home - Iran."
The source emphasized: “We are talking about full, comprehensive cooperation at the military level between Syria. Russia, Iran and Hezbollah. Everyone feels like a member of a homogeneous team, depending on trust in each other on the battlefield, and everyone knows his own and fulfills his duty. Even if it comes to failure, the parties do not try to shift the blame on each other, but on the contrary, analyze errors together in order to achieve better results in this long battle. Russia provides everything that is needed without any delay. It is assumed that the intensification of hostilities on all fronts, Russian planes will make hundreds of sorties per day. "

[padded jacket]

Quote: Aron Zaavi

Well, this is no secret to anyone.

It's no secret, of course, but these are the first photos, as claimed by the Iranian military personnel directly involved in the fighting and not advisers.

[3 Gorynych]

Unlike Russia, they do not have Siberia + D.Vostok! Reinforcements only from abroad can be expected.

[NEXUS]

It would be nice to walk around the city with "SMERCHAMI", but with concrete-piercing bombs, so that these "warriors of Islam" do not have peace on the ground, not under it. Fill up all the underground passages, so that they can crawl out white like rats ... "to level with the ground, so that there was nothing to bury, to litter the ground.

[padded jacket]

Quote: NEXUS

Fill up all the underground passages, so that they could crawl out like rats into the light of white ... and there, and "Tornadoes" to level with the ground, so that there was nothing to bury, litter the ground.

About the underground passages that the terrorists dig:

"Fresh" T-72Bs are apparently from Russia:

[dr.star75]

And the clock on his right hand, like Putin’s! Does he also want him to be their president?

[padded jacket]

Quote: dr.star75

And the clock on his right hand, like Putin’s! Does he also want him to be their president?

Maybe they want

[NKVD]

I think not without the help of our turntables

[Belarus]

They didn’t take prisoners, they didn’t leave a single chance to destroy all terrorists. Assad was a good fellow that did not bend under the shit and Russia helped in time.

[NEXUS]

Quote: Belarus

They didn’t take prisoners, they didn’t leave a single chance to destroy all terrorists. Assad was a good fellow that did not bend under the shit and Russia helped in time.

They may not survive without Iran and its ground forces. The Syrian army is bled and exhausted. Iran must open a second front, then they will squeeze this creep without "indemnities and pacts" so that there is no memory of these geeks on earth. Well, our "birds" will not fail and help, there is no doubt about that.

[cniza]

Quote: Mountain Shooter

Good news. The Syrian army started and crushed reptiles. It’s just not very clear why everywhere and a little at once? Didn’t they learn the concentration of forces and means of their generals? Or maybe they didn’t.

God grant them strength, they have been fighting for four years.

[bankirchik34]

Now the question is not idle, what will happen when they are squeezed out from the territory of Syria, where will they then begin to climb?

[cniza]

Quote: Belarus

They didn’t take prisoners, they didn’t leave a single chance to destroy all terrorists. Assad was a good fellow that did not bend under the shit and Russia helped in time.

Assad cannot be envied, but he is well done and victory will be his.

[cniza]

Quote: bankirchik34

Now the question is not idle, what will happen when they are squeezed out from the territory of Syria, where will they then begin to climb?

Therefore, there is the question of destruction, and everywhere they will come out including with us, but by a smaller number.

[Bugor]

No matter how much I watch the video from there, there is practically no support for aviation at the forefront. No materiel left? It is clear that 4 years of war, but so ...
Ours only work on reserves and on the rear, it is understandable, but have the Syrians themselves already killed all helicopters?

[Caustic]

Turks are offended by locomotive fans ... will complain to UEFA.

[Victorio]

Quote: Mordan

Turks are offended by locomotive fans ... will complain to UEFA.

====
they’ll do it right, but their fans are no better

[Lapot]

Combat sorties of Su-24M bombers from Khmeimim air base:

[Support]

People. Be serious. How can I draw any conclusions from the video and pictures. And, Mlyn, many as swift as diarrhea - a month the aircraft only bombed, and you already have victory over almost all of Syria. There, for more than 4 years, the diving ladies built various shelters, communications. In the earth like moles. Try a smoke. As if many in the Army did not serve. Ugh.

[Alexvl]

Quote: xan

Quote: Cossack Ermak

It’s good that we switched to real actions.

There along the way, the Syrian army has big problems. For almost a month of the offensive, not a single task has been solved, and this is with the intensive support of aviation. They don’t finish something with us. And with TV propaganda, there’s already too much, ISIS’s combat effectiveness is not falling, and aviation is not capable of drastically increasing the combat capability of Assad’s army. It is necessary to stop the offensive and prepare a new one with another chip.

The liberation of Aleppo will be the first real success. Yet the second largest city. Still, the suburbs of Damascus to clear completely.

[fif21]

Map to see.

[ded-mazai]

I look here

https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCJYTWSkA6BjVKaw9ha3AgiQ

[Abrekkos]

Quote: NEXUS

you will fight for 4,5 years with a well-trained and equipped enemy ... Syria, alone for 4 years, is holding back this abomination, and they don’t agree on that.

Dear, I will say that "they do not finish talking." What you can't explain on TV, but what everyone who has been to Syria knows. Bashar's father, Hafez, "saved" her from the same chaos. How did you save? And so that in Syria and the countries around he earned the nickname "Arab butcher".
The country is split, half at the word Ba'ath grabs the gun and hates Bashar simply because he is Assad.

You call the opposition "well-trained and well-equipped." Why's that? And from the fact that half of the opposition is the former Syrian army. The army retreated, abandoning weapons, equipment and ammunition. did not want to fight for Assad. And we are destroying this very technique. The Saudi-backed opposition groups are a minority. There are no American ones at all.
And why is it "ALONE 4 years holding back"? Are you aware that Hezbollah controls large areas and is in constant combat contact with the opposition? And about the Iranians? And what about the Kurds? And what about Christian enclaves? And more and more ... I am already silent, how much ammunition and weapons we poured in.
They are fighting ISIS, but no one except Hezbola (even Iran) wants Bashar's victory.

And another question: Why is the valiant regular army "not well trained and equipped"? Is there something wrong with her?
Why did one of the most armed armies give most of the territory no news to the enemy who had no country or army? Why in the suburbs of Damascus enclaves into which it is not close to close.
Or maybe the fact is that the Syrian army is at war with itself? And the "Syrian people" too? In the early years, this was visible with the naked eye. The Syrian army suddenly almost disappeared from the infantry! It's just that certain groups of the population served in the infantry and they left, who went home and who went to the militants (usually with weapons, commanders and ammunition). Only tanks, aircraft and armored vehicles went into battle. I don't need to explain what happens from such a war. Tanks and planes do not control cities and villages, but they make the population very angry. Now the equipment was removed and the infantry appeared, but also a little. For some reason, a wave of popular anger against the aggressors of the Saudis and so on does not rise. The smoke dissipated and the forces were distributed according to the national-religious principle. But no one is ready to support Assad.
Note, we also didn’t painfully support Bashar proper about his party in general rarely say This is good for our TV. And for the Middle East and professional diplomats, standing next to Assad is a bad manners. We always rescued him as if distancing ourselves. Probably they were waiting for the leader to appear to whom it would be to transfer power, but it did not grow together. And when it became obvious that Assad was about to fall, I had to intervene because Assad’s departure meant leaving us from the Middle East. And we couldn’t go for it.
Even now, Assad and his Ba'ath are ready to merge, but so far there is no one to bet on. So you need to crush the rebels so that they sit at the same table with Assad in order to change him to their own man.
The victory of the Assad army in all of Syria looks illusory with arbitrarily powerful air support. The task is to clear the suburbs of Damascus, Aleppo and the roads to the enclaves of Assad supporters. The direction of our strikes is what they say. There is no talk of a large-scale land company of the Assad Army.
Our operation, however, is coercion to a world beneficial to us. Syria is a nightmare neither Chechnya nor Ukraine nor Afghanistan can be compared.
It is horror without end and without exit. So supporting our participation in this is possible and necessary, but only THROUGH Tears!

[2806 Mikhail]

you yourself are not afraid of what you wrote? The alarmists were shot and they did it right .. and it was worse than the situation in the world when they won

[alone]

Quote: 2806michael

you yourself are not afraid of what you wrote? The alarmists were shot and they did it right .. and it was worse than the situation in the world when they won

Where did you see the panic? 95% of what is written is bitter, but true. Just sympathizing with Assad, many forum users, just like you, do not want to notice things that everyone knows for a long time.

[NyeMoNik70]

"... sympathizing with Assad, many members of the forum, like you, do not want to notice things that have long been known to everyone." Rare mind expertise, all the way,% calculated. How is Karabakh?
And we sympathize with Assad and the people of Syria. They fight killers together.

[alone]

Quote: NyeMoNik70

How is Karabakh?

It discusses Syria, not Karabakh, my dear.

Quote: NyeMoNik70

And we sympathize with Assad and the people of Syria. They fight killers together.

You can sympathize with someone. Nobody forbids this. In your opinion, an entire army and people in unity cannot defeat 4,5 thousand militants for 100 years because of the cordon who do not have support in Syria. But they managed to lose 4,5% over these 60 years territories and almost all weapons. How can this be, can you explain?

Is it really difficult to understand that, Syria is a country. Where the minority occupies all the supremacy in the country, and the majority has nothing. In this situation, it is not surprising that it was so easy to rock all of Syria. The Sunnis were unhappy, and they are 70% of the total population in Syria. Are you really I don’t know that as soon as the events of 100 thousand soldiers and officers of the Syrian army with weapons in their hands went over to the other side. Did you really find out that many settlements were repulsed by the Syrian government’s troops? Many police stations and state security departments captured and destroyed by the Syrians themselves. the first 50 foreign fighters appeared there a year after the conflict began. It was not ISIS but Libyans. ISIS and al-Qaeda appeared later.

The country had to be managed in such a way that it was not possible to shake it from the outside. If somehow this happened, then the Syrian authorities are to blame and how the Supreme Command and President Assad bear full direct responsibility.

Knowing the mentality of the East, knowing the eastern peoples is much better than you, I know what I write and say. And if you think that I am a sectarian, I’m a Shiite. I despise Wahhabis, Ishil and other terror offspring and I know what Wahhabi terror is by hearsay. I have the honor

[poquello]

Quote: lonely

You can sympathize with someone. Nobody forbids this. In your opinion, an entire army and people in unity cannot defeat 4,5 thousand militants for 100 years because of the cordon who do not have support in Syria. But they managed to lose 4,5% over these 60 years territories and almost all weapons. How can this be, can you explain?

Is it really difficult to understand that, Syria is a country. Where the minority occupies all the supremacy in the country, and most have nothing ....

Well, as it were, re-read your text and ask the reverse question about 4 years

[Hello]

Quote: NyeMoNik70

How is Karabakh?

And how is Khatyn there? What was it all about? Or do we have a stereotypes ball?

Quote: NyeMoNik70

They fight killers together.

Using a little other Hezbollah killers for example.

Quote: NyeMoNik70

And we sympathize with Assad and the people of Syria.

I'm happy for you.

[Weyland]

Quote: Hello

Using a little other Hezbollah killers for example.

if your enemies from Hezbollah are fighting your enemies from ISIS, you just have to, as in that joke, ask the goldfish for only a cup of coffee!

[xan]

Quote: lonely

95% of what is written is bitter, but pure truth. Just sympathizing with Assad, many forum users, like you, do not want to notice things that everyone knows for a long time.

Bullshit, not true. Assad Alavit, his wife is Shiite, half the headquarters of the Syrian army are Shiites, the other half are Sunita. But they want to divide the secular society of Syria on a religious basis, because otherwise they will not raise the Syrians to fight Assad. Open your eyes, before the intervention of the trap and the sheikhs there was no civil war.

[atalef]

Quote: xan

Bullshit, not true. Assad Alavit, his wife is Shiite,

Is she a shiite? I'm not sure, I think Sunni. Although what does it matter in the Arab mentality. woman never played a role

Quote: xan

the tin of the headquarters of the Syrian Shiite army, the other half are Sunita

Shiites? - I doubt it.
Sunnis - of course there are, but are perceived as traitors

Quote: xan

But they want to divide the secular society of Syria on a religious basis

Secular society of Syria - a new joke.
It’s like a secular society in Chechnya.
religion has always been of great importance in Syria, and especially in rural areas

Quote: xan

because otherwise you won’t raise the Syrians to fight Assad.

I would look at you. if all power in Russia belonged (well, say to the Tatars), all businesses and grandmas. among Tatars, all the highest positions belong to Tatars. The urban population is mainly Tatars, and the Russians (most 70%, just the proportions are respected) - in villages and poverty (with the exception of some close ones) - you would need Orthodoxy to rise to fight? Or first you would pick up a club, and then you would find religious premises in it.

[padded jacket]

Quote: xan

Bullshit, not true. Assad Alavit, his wife is Shiite, half the headquarters of the Syrian army are Shiites, the other half are Sunita.

It is absolutely true that both Shiites, Alawites, Christians, Druze and Sunnis are fighting in the Syrian Arab Army. These are only the "instigators" of this war and sponsors of terrorists USA, Israel, the Wahhabis are trying to present it as a war between different currents of Islam, in fact, it is a war of sane world forces with fanatics, mercenaries and simply murderers who operate with the support of some well-known regimes.

[Ahmed]

Quote: quilted jacket

Quote: xan

Bullshit, not true. Assad Alavit, his wife is Shiite, half the headquarters of the Syrian army are Shiites, the other half are Sunita.

It is absolutely true that both Shiites, Alawites, Christians, Druze and Sunnis are fighting in the Syrian Arab Army. These are only the "instigators" of this war and sponsors of terrorists USA, Israel, the Wahhabis are trying to present it as a war between different currents of Islam, in fact, it is a war of sane world forces with fanatics, mercenaries and simply murderers who operate with the support of some well-known regimes.

Herr Reichsminister, do you have a degree in Oriental Studies? Or another bladder incontinence? You can open a new heading on VO - "Evening stuffing from Vatnik"

[poquello]

Quote: lonely

Quote: 2806michael

you yourself are not afraid of what you wrote? The alarmists were shot and they did it right .. and it was worse than the situation in the world when they won

Where did you see the panic? 95% of what is written is bitter, but true. Just sympathizing with Assad, many forum users, just like you, do not want to notice things that everyone knows for a long time.

70% rest neatly mixed lies

[atalef]

Quote: 2806michael

you yourself are not afraid of what you wrote? The alarmists were shot and they did it right .. and it was worse than the situation in the world when they won

He wrote everything correctly, what doesn’t suit you in his comment?

[poquello]

Quote: atalef

Quote: 2806michael

you yourself are not afraid of what you wrote? The alarmists were shot and they did it right .. and it was worse than the situation in the world when they won

He wrote everything correctly, what doesn’t suit you in his comment?

elementary - which year does the opposition not agree to democratic elections?

[Catafract]

Why are you so nervous if this is "alarmism"? Because the truth is there is still a civil war?

[KG_patriot_last]

All this is so. But for Russia, not everything is so bad. After all, Syria is not a fixed idea. Not the first country that broke up and not the last. But this is the most pessimistic forecast after connecting Russia (before that, all non-Sunnis could become refugees or headless).

[g1v2]

I do not agree with half theses, but I won’t put a minus. The point of view is justified and has the right to exist.

[miru mir]

I think you are wrong about Iran - they support Assad a priori

[KG_patriot_last]

What is there about Hamas and the PNA? How do they feel when their patrons are fighting (Turkey, Saudi / Qatar, Iran, Hezbollah and Assad with the Islamic State?) For whom are they?

[miru mir]

Salam, land
FILYSTINS go to ISIS to be recruited — such information slipped.

[KG_patriot_last]

It turns out that Hezbollah and Assad will be very disappointed in them and stop helping as before?

[miru mir]

They did not help. FILYSTINS under the patronage of Qatar, Saudis, etc ...

[alone]

Quote: KG_patriot_last

It turns out that Hezbollah and Assad will be very disappointed in them and stop helping as before?

Palestinians are Sunnis, and Iran and Hezbollah are Shiites. Shiites will never help the Sunni. Moreover, Shiite fanatics

[Hello]

Quote: lonely

Shiites will never help the Sunni.

Hmm ... hello, I don’t quite agree, as far as I know, Iran has supplied rockets and weapons of its own production to Gaza. Rumors have it that it was giving money. Although you can’t do anything against the Zionists

[miru mir]

Quote: Hello

Although you can’t do anything against the Zionists

Yeah ... It's holy.

[Hello]

Quote: miru mir

Yeah ... It's holy.

Zionists they combine incompatible
PS: Graduation cap

[miru mir]

I wear this everywhere

[padded jacket]

Quote: KG_patriot_last

What is there to hear about Hamas and the PNA?

The Israelis are now very busy (of course, not the ones who are currently hiding in the basements) because the local Arabs switched from attacking with knives to fire from the firearm at the local Jewish population.

[miru mir]

What time! And who told you about the cellars, mahmud? Do not believe him, lying. And the attacks of the Alahbabahnakhites on the local population, as always, make you happy. This is your bestial ideology in you says.

[padded jacket]

Quote: miru mir

What time! And who told you about the cellars, Mahmoud? Do not believe him, lying. And the attacks of the Alahbabahahn on the local population, as always, make you happy

Yes, hide, hide from fear in basements, and what kind of "warriors" you are has long been known in four to attack one.
Warriors


That's because you are treating the Arabs in this way, and besides, they have occupied their homeland - Palestine, and they "kill" you and not because you are Jews.

[miru mir]

Homeland of the Arabs-Arabia, Mahmoud. And FILYstins from the back are strong children, women and the elderly cut.
And then, do not shy away from the topic of the article.

[Weyland]

Quote: miru mir

Homeland of the Arabs-Arabia, Mahmoud.

Yeah. And the motherland Palestinians - Palestine! That they are Arabs by languagedoes not mean that they are Arabs and blood...
By the way, from the point of view of genetics, EMNIP, among Jews, the descendants of Abraham make up only 21%, and among Palestinians - about 35%

[miru mir]

What nonsense you grind. Your FILYSTIN Brothers were suddenly born in 1968, and their mother is the KGB.

[Weyland]

Quote: miru mir

What nonsense are you grinding

Learn the materiel! Palestinians are the very Philistinesthat you clashed with right after the Exodus - and they came to Palestine just a little earlier than you (the so-called "peoples of the sea"), all the Canaanites there were torn to pieces and in half, but then they were razed from the Egyptians (in 1173 BC). But the Egyptians also lost so many troops and forces that after that they did not climb into Palestine for 250 years. This is how the Jews were lucky - the Canaanites, the Philistines, and the Egyptians were greatly weakened, and before that the Jews had so little chance that after the report reconnaissance, they on the move z.a.s.s.a.l. and even wanted to stone Yeshua and Caleb (I hope you know at least this story?)

PS By the way, the Palestinians are not brother to me: they are by blood closest relatives to you (hence the brotherly love, as ukrov to us - because they too the nearest relatives: envy for success brother much stronger than envy of a successful stranger, for: "Why is he better than me !? )

[miru mir]

Quote: Weyland

Palestinians are the very Philistines

And you are sending me the materiel to teach!

The so-called FILYSTINS have nothing to do with the peoples of the sea. Natural Arabian hodgepodge from all Arabostanov.

[Weyland]

Quote: miru mir

What nonsense are you grinding

Learn the materiel! Palestinians are the very Philistinesthat you clashed with right after the Exodus - and they came to Palestine just a little earlier than you (the so-called "peoples of the sea"), all the Canaanites there were torn to pieces and in half, but then they were razed from the Egyptians (in 1173 BC). But the Egyptians also lost so many troops and forces that after that they did not climb into Palestine for 250 years. This is how the Jews were lucky - the Canaanites, the Philistines, and the Egyptians were greatly weakened, and before that the Jews had so little chance that after the report reconnaissance, they on the move z.a.s.s.a.l. and even wanted to stone Yeshua and Caleb (I hope you know at least this story?)

PS By the way, the Palestinians are not brother to me: they are by blood closest relatives to you (hence the brotherly love, as ukrov to us - because they too the nearest relatives: envy for success brother much stronger than envy of a successful stranger, for: "Why is he better than me !? )

[Vitaly Anisimov]

Quote: Abrekkos

Our operation, however, is coercion to a world beneficial to us. Syria is a nightmare neither Chechnya nor Ukraine nor Afghanistan can be compared.
It is horror without end and without exit. So supporting our participation in this is possible and necessary, but only THROUGH Tears!

This is called alarmism ... Sorry! Russia got into this conflict for a reason and it works out pretty well, it takes time and EVERYTHING!

[alone]

ISIS got aviation? So they did it once, then they shot down enemy planes.

Quote: MIKHAN

Russia got into this conflict for a reason and it works out pretty well, it takes time and EVERYTHING!

For the first time I agree. Only time will tell what will come of it.

[Homo]

Quote: lonely

ISIS got aviation? So they did it once, then they shot down enemy planes.

Are you talking about attack aircraft or bombers?

[alone]

Quote: Homo

Are you talking about attack aircraft or bombers?

Fighters drew stars when they shot down enemy planes. As for the bombers and attack aircraft, I don’t remember exactly what I drew. Although I remember exactly what, as a child, I watched the excellent film "Torpedo bombers." then the symbol may be a star.

[KG_patriot_last]

Personally, I consider it a huge mistake to wedge in Aleppo. Now it turns out ISIS and the rest of the militants do not fight among themselves, since the army actually protects some from others by themselves.

Yes, and a campaign in Palmyra propaganda is worthless. Some justify this by pulling off the enemy. ISIS and so fought simultaneously with the Iraqi army, the Kurds of Iraq, the Kurds of Syria, the Syrian army, the rebels of Syria and al-Qaeda at the same time. There was no need for another front for them.

First, we would clean out the suburbs of Homs and Damascus and release huge resources for the subsequent attack on Aleppo and Idlib.

[alone]

Quote: KG_patriot_last

Now it turns out ISIS and the rest of the militants do not fight among themselves, since the army actually protects some from others by themselves.

Only those forces that are subordinate to the SSA are fighting against ISIS. ISIS and Nusra have stopped fighting with each other. Although they are fanatics, they are by no means stupid, realizing that it is impossible to fight both Assad and the inter-squabble at the same time.

Quote: KG_patriot_last

Personally, I consider it a huge mistake to wedge in Aleppo

I agree. The army has repeatedly proved that, urban fighting is not his trump card.

[atalef]

Quote: lonely

Only those forces subordinate to the SSA are fighting against ISIS

Yes, the situation now is just such an SSA is fighting with ISIS (which are sometimes bombed by Russian aviation)

Quote: lonely

I agree. The army has repeatedly proved that, urban fighting is not his trump card.

Assad’s army will not climb into the Sunni areas and this is an axiom.

[atalef]

Quote: KG_patriot_last

Personally, I consider it a huge mistake to wedge in Aleppo

And how did you decide to fight? 7 Take the city to starve?
I’ll even tell you more - the article misleads the people.
From it you can understand that Assad’s army approached Allepo and wedged into the city and began street fighting.
So, Assad’s army was always in Allepo (more precisely in its eastern regions), the western ones controlled SSA.
Therefore, the article is nothing.

[padded jacket]

Fearless Syrian pilots. It is a pity that they have to fly such good and reliable but "old" aircraft.
No wonder the help of our videoconferencing is urgently needed.

[Frideric1871]

let it come maybe some kind of success will soon give birth, otherwise positional battles for the villages

[padded jacket]

Quote: Frideric1871

let it come maybe some kind of success will soon give birth, otherwise positional battles for the villages

Yes, the process of attack is normal, and fighting for the villages is also normal - Syria is basically an agrarian country where most of the population lives either in villages or in small so-called towns.

[LEVIAFAN]

Quote: Lord of the Sith

Seen from Allepo

notice that the Arabs shoot in short bursts. and who taught them? right.

[padded jacket]

Quote: LEVIAFAN

notice that the Arabs shoot in short bursts. and who taught them?

This video I still laid out yesterday, it’s not the Syrians, it’s the Hezbollah fighters.

[Abrekkos]

Quote: miru mir

I think you are wrong about Iran - they support Assad a priori

Honestly, it’s not interesting to discuss the opinions of people about the country who saw it only on TV and maybe even on the map.
But I’ll answer about Iran and Assad.

Iran does not support Assad; it supports in Assad the awareness of the need to keep people around Iran at its key posts and at key posts. The calculation is simple, let Assad depend on us for now, and then, on occasion, our people will replace it.
So there is no priori visible here. Iran plays its game and everyone else is needed only for its goals and within the framework of these goals, by the way, Russia too. This is especially clear now. Not a big nuance here is only with Hezbollah.

[miru mir]

Dear, many Russians who comment here, say, Israel will not find on the map And read komenty-so it seems everyone-a storehouse of wisdom and in the Middle East have grown.
But in fact, you agree with my point of view, only expressed it in your own way.

[Abrekkos]

Quote: atalef

Western controlled SSA

Yes sir. You would have deciphered what the CCA means and where it came from and much more would have been clarified.

[atalef]

Quote: Abrekkos

Quote: atalef

Western controlled SSA

Yes sir. You would have deciphered what the CCA means and where it came from and much more would have been clarified.

Syrian Free Army
- mainly consists of deserters from the Syrian army. Muslims are Sunnis. As a rule, servicemen of infantry units (mechanized, artillery, and even less so in the air force) Sunnis practically did not fall.

[Support]

padded jacket - judging by the fact that you wrote the truth about the Jews and Palestine (about the forceful seizure of the homeland of the Palestinians and the constant hostilities against the Palestinians), and you were sharply bombarded - a lot of tips like in the echo (and the like) are sitting on the VO forum and it’s true for them like a sickle in soft places .... But power is in truth .....

[miru mir]

And the fact that the quilted jacket-mahmud is lying in every word of his cheap Islamic propaganda, and therefore cons, doesn’t occur to you?

[faterdom]

Just do not expect impossible miracles - just a month ago it was: "The days of Assad are numbered ..." - and not a figure of speech, but quite an objective assessment at that time. He, of course, is not a stupid coward Yanukovych, and people who remain loyal to him will fight to the end, but four years of war have exhausted all resources, both material, financial and human.
And so, the continuous work of one regiment (to the number) of the Russian Air Force "Assad's days" translates into the plane of "half a year, and then, taking into account voluntariness. And from the tension, the wallet of the friends of Syria, who invested in a quick and dusty business in the 11th year, is bursting. "...
The territory controlled by Assad is gradually expanding, but every day, the "partners" suddenly wanted to talk about something, even with the countries of the "axis of evil" like Iran, and, most importantly, the image of the self-proclaimed demiurges is rapidly fading, and he is the most valuable thing. what they have of the assets.
So, for a month of work - a good result. From Stalingrad until May 45, two and a half years passed, but the moods on both sides changed a lot, and the results, albeit distant ones, were outlined.

[Abrekkos]

Quote: faterdom

Just don't expect miracles of the impossible
So, for a month of work - a good result. From Stalingrad until May 45th, for more than two years, it ran through.

Agreed miracles should not be expected ...

But with Stalingrad you are enough! From Stalingrad to Berlin ~ 2 thousand km. and from Damascus to Jobar and 3 km is not typed. And he seems to be surrounded and fighting is not clear what. And at a pace of 2000 km in three years, they should have long cleared Jobar and so on everywhere. Well, there is no front because Assad is not dealing with an enemy army but with a popular uprising.
The noticeable successes of the Assad army are actually only on TV. So far, all at level 3 villages have taken and two lost. So you can fight another 20 years.
In fact, taking advantage of the respite, they are trying to form several combat-ready units and throw them in decisive directions, after achieving serious goals, replace them with their usual units capable of only defending in good positions. And to replenish these combat-ready units and transfer them to a new breakthrough direction, etc.

At least that was the plan a month and 2 weeks ago. Actually, the units should have been ready for the start of our operation. But these parts have not yet been formed. Two weeks ago, they did not even decide where to base them. What I don’t know now. I hope that there is progress.

The only possible goal for the videoconferencing is to weaken the offensive capabilities of the opponents of Assad - primarily the SSA and ISIS.

[faterdom]

Assad does not deal with the enemy army but with a popular uprising

Not only, and not so much, but with half-open and undisguised aggression of the whole West + Israel, Turkey, KSA and Qatar. Here the Kurds are a national liberation movement in its pure uncluttered form, and it is aimed at crystallizing its own Kurdish state (and for now at least autonomy), but to the detriment of Turkey, Iraq and Syria. But at the moment, as far as I know, the Kurds are not fighting Assad. And against ISIS Wahhabi fascists.
And the rebellion of the Arabs against the Arabs for the money of other Arabs, the CIA and Israel - what is so popular?

[Abrekkos]

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Western controlled SSA

Yes sir. You would have deciphered what the CCA means and where it came from and much more would have been clarified.

Syrian Free Army
- mainly consists of deserters from the Syrian army. Muslims are Sunnis. As a rule, servicemen of infantry units (mechanized, artillery, and even less so in the air force) Sunnis practically did not fall.

Disserters, to put it mildly, is not exactly said! A deserter is when one or more soldiers run across. I had to watch how this "desertion" in 2013 happened. It's just that one part (more precisely, even the front section) turned the weapon in the opposite direction. Along with a few tanks, guns and everything.
They found out about this because a bus arrived from this part with 10-15 military men (with personal weapons, by the way) and they said there they went to the shaitans. We did not want to, we were put on this bus and sent to you.
And the dialogues that ours retold are noteworthy: "Mohammed, brother, are you ofigel, you bastard? How have I offended you? How am I going to cover your area from you now?" And he probably answered: "Well, I'm sorry. You understand yourself ... And don't worry, we have not yet established interaction while we will sit here quietly."
This is no longer desertion when whole units leave.

[Abrekkos]

Quote: faterdom

and not so much, but with half-open and undisguised aggression of the whole West + Israel, Turkey, KSA and Qatar.

Where did you get this information that "and not so much"?

Quote: faterdom

And the rebellion of the Arabs against the Arabs for the money of other Arabs, the CIA and Israel - what is so popular?

The only popular thing is that this is an uprising of 50-60% of the population against 10-15% (of the ruling clan). That is why, to the teeth, the armed ruling clan could not suppress somehow armed gangs. And the supply of weapons began when Assad no longer controlled the sex of the country. And so far, these supplies for the rebels are a drop in the ocean of captured and improvised weapons.
And foreigners practically exist only in ISIS, but ISIS itself appeared in Syria only when Assad lost control of most of Syria.

But the main problem is that of all these "rebels" only the FSA is more or less civilized and negotiable. This is not only our problem but also the American one - there is no one to help. It's scary to give weapons to others.

[poquello]

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Quote: faterdom

and not so much, but with half-open and undisguised aggression of the whole West + Israel, Turkey, KSA and Qatar.

Where did you get this information that "and not so much"?

Quote: faterdom

And the rebellion of the Arabs against the Arabs for the money of other Arabs, the CIA and Israel - what is so popular?

The only popular thing is that this is an uprising of 50-60% of the population against 10-15% (of the ruling clan). That is why, to the teeth, the armed ruling clan could not suppress somehow armed gangs. ...

How armed are those parts of the army that were sold to the CIA?

[Balagan]

So, it seems, a radical change has come in the Great Syrian War.

[Bator]

IS is a project of the USA. Their brainchild

[Abrekkos]

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How armed are those parts of the army that were sold to the CIA?

I don't know how the "armed CIA" are armed. I have not seen such and heard nothing about them. And if someone heard something about them, then by their joint efforts all the parties at war with each other would quickly be killed. If there are such people as an organized force, then there are very few of them and they sit quietly. All the efforts of the amerikosov here go immediately into the sand. And do not exaggerate the contribution of the Americans - they are simply greedy. They won't give much anyway. They would rather hang themselves.

And the FSA and all sorts of Nusra there are armed with anything. Approximately 50% of the old Soviet weapons taken from the Syrian army. 30% - homemade products such as grenade launchers from water pipes and cars armored with "frying pans" and the rest that God sent from hunting carbines to American heavy machine guns. Unification by subdivisions, no one got what and what ammunition was found by that and is fighting.
ISIS say the proportion has been shifted towards the American, apparently captured in Iraq, but due to the fact that they are ready to maintain the combat readiness of the American where it can already be washed from them. With NATO-style ammunition, they are tight.

[Red pedro]

The militants are very well armed. Where it really is needed. There are sniper systems and anti-tank systems. I think they have intelligence tools.

[Abrekkos]

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Refugees from Syria to Europe

Are there many among the refugees who flee to Syrian Europe? I doubt anyone, however.
Escape from Syria is now worse than staying. The main wave of refugees from Syria in 2012-13 was mainly in Turkey, and among them there are many Kurds who usually do not run far.
Something seems to me that there is more likely from Libya and other countries where democratization has already passed.
Just to imagine that the whole thing is in Syria, all talking about "refugees from Syria and the Middle East."
Although I don’t know for sure, it seems to me like that.

[faterdom]

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The people's only thing is that this is an uprising of 50-60% of the population against 10-15% (of the ruling clan)

This is what thermometer measured? And the whole of us. points with their heads cut off - are they also against Assad? In absentia, so to speak ... No need to shine with numbers on such a muddy issue, because we will not believe anyway.

[Red pedro]

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The Syrians would have a "terminator" and T72 tuned for street fighting. At least a hundred.

And these deer will pierce them on the first day of exploitation. And other deer will be transported to amer for study. If you supply only obsolete junk. And then we export equipment several times better than it is in service.

[Vlad5307]

Quote: Abrekkos

But the main problem is that of all these "rebels" only the FSA is more or less civilized and negotiable. This is not only our problem but also the American one - there is no one to help. It's scary to give weapons to others.

To start the alleged civil war, the propaganda of the pro-American BV countries (Kuwait, UAE, etc.) in close contact with the intelligence services of Israel, Turkey, the SGA sowed religious enmity among the people of Syria. Then she led her proteges to command posts in the army. then they provoked speeches of the most illiterate, and these are rural areas of the country, on the basis of religious hostility and insults inflicted in everyday life. After that, Assad Sr. had to use force in order to prevent the disintegration of the streni into enclaves controlled from outside. Well, then it has already raced, possibly a civil war with the support of one of the parties and militants and weapons. This is how I see the civil conflict in Syria, i.e. he was inspired from outside. Today's example is Ukrokhokhlyandiya! And the opposition of different religious movements in Syria is the favorite weapon of those who want to conquer the country by the hands of the citizens of this country themselves! This is their (the occupants) kind of slogan - "divide and rule."

[Abrekkos]

Quote: faterdom

This is what thermometer measured?

Yes, here what a thermometer do not measure less will not work.
Like it or not, the Sunite population (~ 70%) is not enthusiastic about the fact that they are ruled mainly only by the Alawites (of which 12–13% in Syria).

Here he likes, he doesn’t want to split on religious grounds.