"Two-story" war in the suburb of Damascus Jobar

In the General Staff of the Russian Federation reported that after increasing the number of strikes inflicted by Russian military aircraft on the objects of terrorists, the Syrian army stepped up the attack on all sectors of the front. In just one day, the Syrian military and militia representatives managed to free the militants around 80 settlements.

The situation in the suburb of Damascus Jobar continues to be difficult. The main difficulty is that the militants managed to create here a real underground city with a network of communications, bunkers, reserves weapons, food, medicine, fresh water.

Correspondent Russia Today from the scene it reports that the government forces “divided” Jobar into sectors and led attacks on militant positions from several directions at once. Tactics show their effectiveness due to the fact that as a result of taking control of separate quarters of the suburb of Damascus, it is possible to get militant cards with underground communications marked on them.

According to the commander of one of the divisions of the Syrian army, Jobar now has a two- or three-story war. One "floor" - fighting on the surface, the other "floors" - fighting under the ground.

It is reported that the militants managed to dislodge from those areas, from the territory of which the systematic shelling of the Syrian capital has recently been conducted.

Comments

[Air Force captain]

God help

[cniza]

Each generation has its own war, methods and methods of its conduct, but the result should be one, the victory will be for justice and truth.

[Sterlya]

But is it really impossible to pump in such underground passages which explosive gas and when does it undermine flowing?

[Weyland]

aka thermobaric volumetric ammunition - this, in fact, but the most are!

[Maxom75]

Well, we need our help, here we definitely need volumetric explosions. A couple of such explosions and like cockroaches climb out of all the cracks these "wars of pure Islam"

[kagorta]

A map would be sensible, interactive in dynamics would look.

[DobryAAH]

A map would be sensible, interactive in dynamics would look.

Yeah, and shock electronic, remote-controlled moles to wet from the sofa slippers.

[kagorta]

To whom Seek and find.

[Forest]

Military Maps - constantly updated, there is data not only for Syria, but also for Ukraine, Yemen, Afghanistan and Nagorno-Karabakh.

[venaya]

In just one day, the Syrian military and militia representatives managed to free about 80 settlements from militants.

Keep it up, the main thing is not to slow down the pace of offensives and take care of your soldiers, I still need to complete many things.

[Andrey Yuryevich]

Quote: venaya

the military and representatives of the militia managed to free about 80 settlements from militants.

if not kishlaks, then it’s impressive ... but alas, mainly kishlaks, as we see, in their cities, there is more of a positional war for starvation.

[venaya]

Quote: Andrew Y.

if not kishlaks, then it’s impressive ... but alas, mainly kishlaks, as we see, in their cities, there’s more position war

It is dangerous in principle to liberate cities, too big losses are possible considering the meager human resources, but occupying the maximum territory will be useful, first of all, it will undermine the supply and economic potential of ISIS. Strategically, it’s possible to replay, then only technical issues arise, that is, tactics.

[Andrey Yuryevich]

Quote: venaya

It’s dangerous to liberate cities

back to the question of tunnels ...

[War and Peace]

it remains to blow up the tunnels ...

[fzr1000]

It would be better with gas. It is possible and natural.

[Vadim237]

We need air bombs with liquefied gas.

[ImPerts]

http://vk.com/feed?section=comments&w=wall-19746278_235417
There is even experience)))

[Mountain shooter]

Pour the lower floors with propane and a grenade there. Does the troops really have no access to liquefied gas cylinders? In confined spaces, this is an "absolute weapon."

[AlexTires]

Just tin. I watch the video and think how much effort will have to be spent on rebuilding the country so that people want to return there

[3officer]

Everything under the demolition.

[AlexTires]

yeah, and another disinfection of TOS after barmaley ...

[Vadim237]

I, on the site of the Syrian leadership, withdrew all the troops from this city, there have not been any local residents there for a long time, and requested a massive bombardment with nine-ton air bombs of this region from the Russian air forces.

[Andrey Yuryevich]

Stalingrad was restored ...

[I read the news]

Quote: Andrew Y.

Stalingrad was restored ...

Rebuilt from scratch.

[iliitchitch]

Natural rats, dig holes, and yet they are counting on something. Everything, Uncle Sam climbed into the offside position, a general runaway is a matter of short time.

[VNP1958PVN]

So both Stalingrad and Berlin were not one-story villages. However, our fathers and grandfathers bent everyone and on all floors!

[3officer]

Unfortunately, for terror (unlike normal people), war is a more acceptable state (you don’t need to work, you pay money, you can kill as much as you want) and they can sit there for at least their whole lives.

[zloi_dekabr]

Here are 100% of consultants from USA. I remember that in Vietnam they grabbed tunnels and other catacombs of grief. So they advised the Iblis, in the hope that the Syrians would also be burned on these holes. I would put whatever tricky OVs in place of our military organization, so that they would poison these rats.

[dchegrinec]

It is necessary to make sure that these dungeons become eternal shelters for them and so that the next time no one wants to be moles.

[AlexTires]

fill with chlorine?

[DobryAAH]

Pig poop.

[Vadim237]

Forty FAB 9000 aerial bombs will be enough to bury this underground anthill for 5000 militants.

[Anisim1977]

Plastic, tires, etc. - set fire, and smoke etch.
To fill in with water - if it is enough.
Charge from flamethrower systems.
To think and do, in a word. But gas is probably optimal.

[Bober]

Carbon dioxide is supplied. It is heavier than air, which means it goes down by itself. Gradually slows breathing. Asphyxia sets in, the pulse slows down and the person falls asleep (suffocates). But at high concentrations, a person will immediately climb up. CO2 is safe from the point of view - aired later and everything with a beam. True, there are gases in which a person makes actions that are dictated by the instinct of self-preservation, while the instinct itself is far from common sense. For example, this gas is supplied, and a person is standing on the roof of the house. And he will jump from the roof, because it is there below that "salvation". Instinct, yes, common sense, no. So the main thing is to choose the right gas. And do not blow up. Hit only like cockroaches with a slipper when they climb out of the cracks. Lord, forgive my sinful soul for such advice.

[afrikanez]

Yes poison them there like cockroaches. Let them stay underground

[nagel_Oz]

Oh! With your lips, yes, honey would be drunk ... Tolersts will not allow them to use OM, how many lives they would save. It is no accident that the mattress-beds with the Jews first of all demanded the destruction of Assad's chemical weapons. They knew that in holes it’s the most kosher

[Kasym]

Yes, not necessarily toxic substances (S). You can even natural, tear, etc ..
There are many Iraqi military among the IS; those who studied and fought against the Iranians, we have experience. I think it makes sense to go to these military and drive a wedge between the thugs and Iraqi officers. The IG will quickly crumble.

[gladysheff2010]

Syrian men! Crush, crush and crush these creatures, take a rest later, do not give the ducks a minute respite! God help you!

[SOKOL777]

Quote: fzr1000

It would be better with gas. It is possible and natural.

Quote: Mountain Shooter

Pour the lower floors with propane and a grenade there.

No, dear, neither one nor the other!
Carbon dioxide, definitely ... It is heavier than air and will reach the bottom. Cheap and cheerful!

For example:
In Kazakhstan, carbon dioxide was pumped into the former silos of ICBM launchers in the Sary-Ozek area.
It was 30-35 years ago. Until now, it is impossible to get into them without spacesuits.

Itself checked, it is impossible to go down below the second floor.

Perhaps someone will say that the militants have ventilation there ...

My answer is that you can get rid of carbon dioxide only by forced pumping and simultaneous injection of clean air in a remote place.

Those in the dungeons quickly suffocate, but who crawls to the surface ...
Gentlemen snipers, I invite you to the "Safari".

[ASK505]

Quote: SOKOL777

Carbon dioxide, definitely ... It is heavier than air and will reach the bottom. Cheap and cheerful!

I would like this useful advice to reach the addressee.

[Bober]

Falcon. I put you big big +. I wrote it myself above, but seeing your comment earlier, please forgive me for repeating the essence.

[roskot]

Surely there are chemists on the spot. smoke. So for a long time they won’t fight under the ground.

[impressionable]

Pouring water - definitely (usa - TAKEN CARE OF HUMANITY -chemical weapons) - HUMANLY (at least - PIPE for communications and electrics. CHEAP AND ANGRY

[Kasym]

There are no large bodies of water in Syria. Sokol has a good carbon dioxide offer - only then how to pump it out - God forbid where it remains, and children have the habit of climbing everywhere. Burn them there, clog them, poison them with all kinds of gases - deprive them of air - they themselves will come out to surrender.
As the territories began to be liberated, the problem with the burrows got out, so that skills would appear. They will adapt, and ours will tell you — the same thing happened in the Caucasus.

[Conscience]

vac. a bomb?
or microwave?
and one and the other - yes more - that would have been numbed

[Yuri Sh]

Volumetric ammunition. They work well for caches.

[SOKOL777]

Quote: Yuri Sh

Volumetric ammunition. They work well for caches.

Eureka, from above the city ... Count on what will happen ...

[Vadim237]

There is no city there anymore - one huge ruin without inhabitants.

[seregatara1969]

learn to win and so

[wild]

Studied the experience of the capture of Grozny?

[slizhov]

Still, advancing is much more interesting than holding the defenses!
God help you!

[marinier]

Take out the civilian population, and launch peyzan in the tunnels

[MAXUZZZ]

tunnel maps it’s good to bury stupidly right there, filling up entrances

[Tujh]

The idea is certainly crazy, but it can be feasible - there is a river near the suburbs. Powerful pumps - and fill these tunnels with water. I don’t know how in the conditions of the city, but as a child in the steppe we once “poured” such gophers. By the way, gophers have burrows that are also seriously branched, and there are several exits to the surface from one burrow.

[nail]

Syrian troops are fighting head-on, squeezing, like we did in 1941. So many troops are needed and there will be losses. We need to cover the resistance nodes, then destroying them in the "boilers" with aircraft and artillery, forcing surrender.