Saudi Arabia may send special forces to Syria

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The Saudi monarchy is considering the possibility of sending several thousand commandos to Syria to conduct a ground operation in close cooperation with Turkey, the channel reports RT The newspaper post The Guardian.

Saudi Arabia may send special forces to Syria


"Both states oppose the regime of Syrian President Bashar Assad, they repeatedly expressed doubts about the prospects of a political settlement of the situation in the country," the newspaper reminds.

The publication notes that "Riyadh and Ankara organized a body for coordination in the military sphere a few weeks ago."

The Pentagon welcomed the initiative of the Saudis. "Such news very favorable, ”said Secretary of Defense Carter. He also said that "the intentions of Riyadh will be discussed with representatives of the kingdom next week in Brussels."

According to advisor to the monarchy’s defense minister, Ahmed Asseri, “Saudi Arabia can free up the forces necessary for an offensive in Syria thanks to the successes of the Yemeni operation in which the kingdom has been involved since March 2015 of the year.

As Russian military political analyst Andrei Koshkin noted, “the successes of the Syrian government forces, with the support of the Russian Aerospace Force, led to the fact that other countries in the region were in a hurry to divide the cake.”
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  1. +4
    5 February 2016 09: 41
    Some women will punish others)))
    1. +39
      5 February 2016 09: 43
      They may accidentally fall under the carpet bombing of our VKS ... After all, this will be a violation of International Law — an invasion of a foreign country!
      1. +31
        5 February 2016 09: 47
        The Saudis are going to fight on two fronts? Che, Hitler approves!
        1. +14
          5 February 2016 09: 49
          Most jackals fear lost .....
          1. +15
            5 February 2016 10: 28
            Quote: Bone
            Most jackals fear lost .....

            Yes, this is only a recognition of the fact that they are located in Syria ... they are there from the very beginning. They don’t need to be sent there, they simply change the flags of An-nusra with the Saudi ones, and they will change into fashionable form .. well, their beards will shave and voila. .. Saud commandos ..winked

            But judging, because the troops of the SAR with the support of the Russian Aerospace Forces constricted with these barmaley, recognition of their presence in Syria will not help them to win this war.

            Also, barefoot hussites dot the territory of the SA and cover them, that as many as a few dozen blackweeds go to hell.

            And there is one nuance ... and if Iran enters the territory of Syria with military units and not as now separate battalions, advisers and specialists.
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        2. +9
          5 February 2016 09: 52
          They are currently minimizing participation in Yemen. They cunningly transferred everything to the UAE and mercenaries. In Jizan, the Hussites are fussing, again they burned belts on Saudi land, but this is sluggish and not very sensitive for the country as a whole, especially given the state’s monopoly in the media, they give the necessary information to the people.
          1. +4
            5 February 2016 10: 07
            Quote: donavi49
            They are currently minimizing participation in Yemen.

            This is why "minimization" is because the Saudi army has shown its low combat effectiveness. Now they will crap in Syria too - don't go to a fortune-teller.
            1. +2
              5 February 2016 10: 16
              ..... the Saudi army showed its low combat efficiency. Now, in Syria, they’ll get better — don’t go to a fortuneteller ....


              ... To crap - you need to register "purgen" .... And with this, while everything is under a big question ... Only we express concern ... bully
              1. +3
                5 February 2016 10: 26
                Quote: aleks 62 next
                .And with this, everything is still under a big question ... We express only concern.

                Judging by the tightening of rhetoric from the West, our concern, not concern at all, but a bone in the throat
            2. 0
              5 February 2016 16: 54
              Colleagues have just read an article on the combat readiness of the Saudis, I quote the full text, there is something to smile at:
              Yemenis tear down the watchtower of Saudi Arabia
              Today, the Yemeni Army, with the support of the people's militia, unleashed a flurry of missiles at the Saudi forces' military tower, which was located in the Al-Dohan region in the province of Jizan, in southern Saudi Arabia. Eyewitnesses say they saw smoke emanating from the remains of the tower.

              The Yemeni army and popular forces regained control of the Al Khurma area in Asir province after two weapons depots with military equipment were destroyed. Meanwhile, artillery units of the Yemeni army fired at a military base in the province of Jizan. Saudi forces began a retreat immediately after being hit by a flurry of rockets.

              Earlier, military sources reported that Yemeni forces broke into the military bases of Saudi Arabia near the borders with Yemen and destroyed 11 tanks.
        3. 0
          5 February 2016 10: 26
          Quote: Ami du peuple
          The Saudis are going to fight on two fronts? Che, Hitler approves!

          Well, Hitler is not enough for the Turk and camel drivers are still far away, while his assets only have a mustache "a la Hitler"))
        4. dyksi
          0
          5 February 2016 13: 19
          They would have to look beyond their territory, otherwise the Hussites really liked their territory
      2. +8
        5 February 2016 09: 51
        If they do fast then no.

        At the end of February and the first half of March, Khamsin marches across Syria. Aviation will get up.

        Turkish bases will work.
        1. +2
          5 February 2016 09: 54
          Quote: donavi49
          Turkish bases will work.

          What are the bases? Will vegetables "work"? smile Aviation by aviation, but no one canceled artillery and MLRS.
          1. +6
            5 February 2016 10: 00
            It’s not so blowing to Turkey, they have isolated cases + a lot of bases, including those on which they never blow at all.


            Turks will have even more artel and MLRS, if we take it now. And if you add more Saudis. The Turkish army has both the American classic MLRS, and 122mm batch-loading hail and large-caliber systems. Well, Korean advanced self-propelled guns.
            1. +4
              5 February 2016 12: 17
              and we have strategic aviation that starts from our territory and flies higher than any storms and snowstorms.
        2. +3
          5 February 2016 10: 08
          Quote: donavi49
          . Aviation will get up.

          For this case, there is artillery and MLRS of different calibers!
          1. +1
            5 February 2016 10: 14
            Artel has 2 critical flaws:
            - a small radius, it is necessary to bring corny. If the Turks trample down squeezing the oil of Raqqa and Mukdan, along with the genocide of the Kurds, then no artel will be lacking even from Assad's forefront, even Tornadoes with an increased range ... Only OTRK.
            - operational mobility, the aircraft once or twice and after 30 minutes of bombing in any region of Syria. The artel must be brought, deployed, get geo-referenced, shoot. These are the days. And sometimes it’s simply impossible (in the same DeZ you can’t fail, food and patrochki are thrown from Iran by Il and Gerkul, but on average it turns out that the broads have already caught a couple of containers).
            1. +1
              5 February 2016 11: 59
              are you going to shoot from artillery from Damascus? The howitzers always follow the troops in the second line. Targeting by coordinates. Turks, too, if they don’t cross the border, they will not shoot through howitzers. And everyone forgot about the remote mining of roads and trails on the border with Turkey.
            2. 0
              5 February 2016 11: 59
              are you going to shoot from artillery from Damascus? The howitzers always follow the troops in the second line. Targeting by coordinates. Turks, too, if they don’t cross the border, they will not shoot through howitzers. And everyone forgot about the remote mining of roads and trails on the border with Turkey.
        3. +2
          5 February 2016 10: 18
          .... At the end of February and the first half of March, Khamsin goes throughout Syria ...

          ... Not always .... This is from the reviews there were .... And in general, read on the net about the characteristic weather in Syria .... Such as in the photo is quite infrequent .... hi
        4. +2
          5 February 2016 10: 22
          Buratina or Solntsepek can "highlight" the descendants of camel drivers their triumphant entry into the territory of a sovereign state)
        5. 0
          5 February 2016 12: 19
          I want to clarify...
          But don't high-altitude bombers fly above this Hamsin?
          Or the problem is that with 15-25km to spread to e ... they will definitely not work out with the utmost accuracy?
        6. 0
          5 February 2016 16: 52
          Quote: donavi49
          At the end of February and the first half of March, Khamsin marches across Syria. Aviation will get up. Turkish bases will work

          We can say that life stops in hamsin. I don’t think that the Turks will fight in this weather, they are cunning to the point of horror.
          But I don’t believe in Saudi special forces. They somehow took our plane by storm, so it later turned out to be a sieve, killed a conductor. Short-armed specialists !! The only thing the SA can really help Turkey with is weapons.
      3. 0
        5 February 2016 10: 14
        ..... After all, this will be a violation of international law-an invasion of a foreign country! ...

        .... And who is now looking at him except Russia ???? ..... request
      4. +4
        5 February 2016 10: 34
        Quote: Finches
        They may accidentally fall under the carpet bombing of our VKS ... After all, this will be a violation of International Law — an invasion of a foreign country!

        Our VKS will not hammer them)))) - the Syrian Air Force will do it))) and the glorious Syrian pilots Al-Ivanov, Al-Petrov)))) - the students of Li-Si-Tsing and Si-Ni-Tsing)))
      5. +1
        5 February 2016 11: 33
        I HOPE EXACTLY UNDER CARPET BOMBING AND WILL HAVE GOT THE MAJOR INFORMATION WAR ON THIS ISSUE NOT TO PLAY. DOES THE MATTRESSES WANT TO TURN A ROUND OF THE UN AGAIN? WHAT WILL CHINA SAY?
        HERE AND WORLD 3ND NEAR THE MOUNTAINS ... IF TURKS WITH SAUDS DO NOT REPLACE IN THE FIRST DAYS OF THEIR OFFENSES. IF WE STOP QUICKLY - THE MATTRESS IS SWALLOWED AND GOES OUT - WALK ... THE SAUDES HAVE DISCLAIMED THEM, BUT IT WILL BE AWAY. AT TURKS, AMERA WILL ATTITUALLY FUCK.
        WAITING FOR YOUR COMMENTS.
        1. 0
          5 February 2016 12: 17
          WAITING FOR YOUR COMMENTS.
          ----------------------------
          You will get a penalty point for violating the rules of the site. You cannot write in large print.
          However, this rule applies, it seems to me, to dissidents. In any case, I was fined for this "in a past life": =)
        2. +1
          5 February 2016 13: 26
          China will not say anything! The more contention in the world, the better for China! Unnoticed, without entering into any conflicts, China will silently observe from the side, financing and promoting its interests! Understand - we have no friends !!! In case of any conflict, you have to rely only on your own strength! And, it is possible to die, to the joy of scavengers ...
      6. 0
        5 February 2016 11: 46
        I agree. This should be considered as direct intervention. But their shifts will cover up. Provocation against us above all.
      7. +1
        5 February 2016 11: 57
        Alas ... the UN has long "untied" the hands of the coalition on actions in the SAR.
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      9. 0
        5 February 2016 13: 20
        Zyablitsov.
        They may accidentally fall under the carpet bombing of our VKS ... After all, this will be a violation of International Law — an invasion of a foreign country!


        They can. But then in response we will receive shelling of our aircraft from air defense systems and enemy aircraft, primarily Turkey.
        Then ours will also not sit idly by. And in addition to reports on enemy fighters, it will be necessary to suppress air defense systems located on the territory of Turkey and the ATS. And this is a full-fledged war with a member / ally of NATO. Actually, this scenario is what the Americans are seeking: either to abandon Assad’s support and lose their political reputation or to get involved in a military conflict with the largest army in Europe and Saudi Arabia.
    2. +3
      5 February 2016 09: 46
      ... the countries of the region rushed to share the cake ...

      To share not a pie, but places in a cemetery.
      1. +4
        5 February 2016 09: 49
        Once again, you recognize the genius of Lavrov's remark "de.bi.ly, bl ... db"
    3. +5
      5 February 2016 09: 46
      It would be better not to climb the Saudis to Syria ... And then they’ll really get rid of the VKS .. And the Iranians will be happy ... Yes, and fighting on 2 fronts will not bring to good ..
      1. +1
        5 February 2016 09: 52
        Why on two fronts? At three, Shiites in Saudi Arabia themselves can raise a rebellion ...
      2. +3
        5 February 2016 11: 29
        Quote: Alex_Rarog
        It would be better not to get into the Syria by the Saudis ... And then they’ll really get rid of the VKS ..

        Complex issue.
        We will not be able to use videoconferencing on them, since they will be there (albeit not called) within the framework of the declared mission of “fighting terrorists”.
        The mattresses are rubbing their hands, as it creates an obstacle in the settlement of the Syrian conflict according to the Russian scenario. It was not for nothing that they curtailed Geneva and postponed negotiations, like we will see what will benefit from this situation. The destruction of these "bearded" forces by the Russian Aerospace Forces will automatically put Russia and the SA in a state of war. In short, mattresses add another risk factor for the transfer of the Syrian crisis to the beginning of the third world. Something is getting too close from the participants in the "settlement".
        Here it will be necessary to somehow contrive, so that the "novobotsuns" become two hundredths and the VKS has nothing to do with it.
        Maybe Yemen with the presence of new weapons will begin a victorious march through Saudi Arabia .... in short, everything is complicated, here you need to think hard
      3. 0
        5 February 2016 12: 51
        Quote: Alex_Rarog
        It would be better not to climb the Saudis to Syria ... And then they’ll really get rid of the VKS .. And the Iranians will be happy ... Yes, and fighting on 2 fronts will not bring to good ..

        Well, that waited for cheap gasoline and oil for $ 200. Economists predicted at most 50 (fools). Iran will not remain silent. There will be a new show; "Public Executions of Sheikhs". There are many sheikhs there, enough for a whole series. You don't even need to talk about the rating. lol
    4. +14
      5 February 2016 09: 51
      Russian Foreign Ministry spokeswoman Maria Zakharova ironically reacted to the appearance in a number of Russian media that Saudi Arabia was ready for a ground operation in Syria as part of an international coalition led by the United States. "I'm afraid to ask, have you already won everyone in Yemen?" - wonders Zakharov on his Facebook page.

      http://ria.ru/world/20160204/1369880352.html
    5. +2
      5 February 2016 10: 04
      Quote: Bath
      Some women will punish others)))

      Well no. Raven, the crow will not peck out the eye. Rather, some women will protect others.
    6. +11
      5 February 2016 10: 05
      By the way, a lot will depend on Iran, if he throws firewood into the bonfire of the ass to the Saudis in Yemen, then hell to them, not Syria, and we need to increase blows to the barmales, but the feeling is that the world is sliding into a big war, the mattresses scum Erdogan and the Saudis, and the jackals themselves plan to sit aside and trade in arms, oh, the most vile US country.
    7. +1
      5 February 2016 10: 16
      Russian military political scientist

      What is this "beast" of such a new profession or what? Where they are taught that the author refers to him.
    8. 0
      5 February 2016 14: 39
      Quote: Bath
      Some women will punish others)))

      -----------------------
      This is kakbe news and not news. The Saudis are already in Syria. Just instead of the flags of ISIS-DAISH flags of Saudi Arabia will hang out. That’s the whole FIG. And what the Saudis announced is simply de jure that which is already de facto.
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  2. +8
    5 February 2016 09: 44
    I think, then Iran will throw its, to pinch the Arabs
    1. +5
      5 February 2016 09: 56
      Naturally. Then there will be a much greater concentration of power, and the RF Ministry of Defense will also have to reorganize, let’s say so.
      In general, it would be high time to volunteer in order to provide maximum support to the Syrian army (I had such a desire for a long time). They are ready to arrange a real siege of Syria, as if they have already dealt with other conflicts. Have you already won everyone in Yemen? I suppose the Americans ordered to make a "frightening" statement.
    2. +1
      5 February 2016 09: 57
      Not only Arabs, Turks are feeling the bridgehead! And everything will end with a direct clash between our and the Iranian army with the Wahhabi *** ***! Question in the USA, they are thrown both by Turks and Saudis! And they know it! The question is what they will do - they will let us create an alliance the next victim of which they will become or destroy the allies by putting sticks in their wheels!
      1. 0
        5 February 2016 13: 24
        Quote: good7
        And they know it! The question is what they will do - they will let us create an alliance the next victim of which they will become or destroy the allies by putting sticks in their wheels!

        It seems that the Americans will step aside and supply all the intelligence, along the way pushing outdated weapons and getting profits. Well, look at how Russia is twisted, the theory of controlled chaos supports multiple development of the situation, the main thing here is to use the incoming opportunities correctly. The United States so far benefits from any war not on its territory.
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      3. 0
        5 February 2016 13: 32
        States on the contrary are very interested in this conflict. They are very unprofitable victory in Syria. In the case of the entry of Arab and Turkish troops into Syria, the possible scenarios are: 1. Russia swallows a foreign invasion and in fact Syria is divided into three parts: the western Shiite-Christian remains under Assad, the north goes to the Turks, the Sunni east under the protectorate of the Saudis, the northeast to the Kurds. Russia is in a political loss, Arabs and Turks get their hands on a corridor for transporting energy to Europe. The United States continues to control the center of instability near our southern borders.
        If there is a serious response on our part with support at least by aviation, this threatens to develop into a full-fledged military conflict between Russia on the one hand and Turkey and the SAR on the other, with the support of the latter states and NATO. Russia is drawn into a full-fledged regional war, which the states themselves need.
        I still do not understand how Russia can adequately emerge from this situation.
  3. +6
    5 February 2016 09: 46
    The Saudi monarchy is considering the possibility of sending several thousand commandos to Syria to conduct a ground operation in close cooperation with Turkey

    Well - "the fisherman sees the fisherman from afar." You can imagine what they will do there. And if we take into account the fact that the USA will soon start writing with delight, then nothing good is expected. Now we have to think about what to do with this scum and, worst of all, given the so-called. international law.
    1. +2
      5 February 2016 10: 02
      [quote = rotmistr60] given the so-called international law. [/ quot
      For this "right" we have long had to hammer in a big bolt, following the example of the same USA and do what the military situation suggests!
  4. +5
    5 February 2016 09: 48
    The objectives of the operation are to squeeze the north of the country, cut out uncontrollable Kurdish clans, beat Assad’s troops, and possibly take oil fields in the areas of Raqqa and Mukdan. Well, in general, to balance the balance of forces and persuade Assad to surrender, this is for the United States to approve the operation.
  5. +2
    5 February 2016 09: 51
    Think about the end of the matter, about getting out happily, and not about getting in beautifully. (Vitelo, medieval scholar)
  6. +4
    5 February 2016 09: 52
    I got the impression that the Hussites in Yemen treat the Saudis like an Acetic with a heating pad.
    In VO, the events taking place there are somehow poorly covered.
    1. 0
      5 February 2016 10: 01
      but there is no information from there .. we at the General Staff need to be asked ..
  7. +2
    5 February 2016 09: 53
    Are you so impudent ?! In Yemen, apparently, a little rake! They’re not afraid of anything, and even the probable third Iranian front, just like the staffers, they climb everywhere where the war
  8. +3
    5 February 2016 09: 53
    Husits ​​where are you waiting for glorious deeds ... and then the Saudi Gemmore became few
  9. +3
    5 February 2016 09: 55
    The baboons are bluffing. They will fire from the territory of the Turks, they will carry out sabotage operations, they will provide assistance to the Ishilovites. More precisely, to pay mercenaries of all stripes. They won’t fight, because Tehran’s big chances to snatch. The Americans conceived another vileness, they sent Kissinger to the GDP.
  10. Fin
    +1
    5 February 2016 09: 55
    Dudes really moved off the coils. Salvage and imaginary greatness turn off the brain.
    What warriors they know everything in the BV, a couple of good bombing and scatter.
  11. Erg
    +4
    5 February 2016 09: 57
    It gets hotter. And that's bad. If in Ukraine our regular schedule is not available, then it is difficult to provoke us there. But in Syria it is ...
  12. +4
    5 February 2016 09: 58
    If they cross the Syrian border, without coordination with Syria, I think it’s necessary to destroy this whole group from the air and it will be legal according to all international rules, if they don’t do this, they will become completely impudent
    1. Erg
      +1
      5 February 2016 10: 21
      Yes, there are no international "rules". Only "the law of the jungle".
    2. +1
      5 February 2016 13: 36
      They are the same type of fighting terrorism. In general, the entire so-called "international coalition" is now fighting in Syria illegally, without receiving a UN mandate or an invitation from the Syrian government, and nothing, the whole world is silent.
  13. +2
    5 February 2016 10: 00
    The unlawful invasion of Syria was lawfully stopped by any means available. In this case, the death of the commandos of the SA and Turkey would remain on the conscience of the SA and Turkey. In the worst case, Daesh is to blame for this, because they are officially going to fight with him.
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    2. +1
      5 February 2016 13: 39
      Who will stop? Now their aircraft and special forces are already in Syria, and what do you want to shoot down planes and bomb? The deployment of ground forces in this regard is no different in principle from an air operation.
  14. +1
    5 February 2016 10: 01
    Let them wave the white flag for 50 km from sin. And then you’ll get the hell out of them, where the moderate and where not .... Under this business and fly Moget. Although special fsetaki)))) If the same as their tank biathlon, then it’s not a pity .... They have many wives. They also give birth ...
  15. +3
    5 February 2016 10: 02
    Are the Turks with the Saudis going to divide Syria?
    1. +3
      5 February 2016 11: 16
      are you going to share Syria?


      Of course. And for what else is all this? Remember the intervention of civilian times we just didn’t have, not even the Australians, except the penguins from Antarctica called on Russia to divide.
  16. 0
    5 February 2016 10: 03
    FAB will fly a couple of times .. there will be a screech .. am
  17. 0
    5 February 2016 10: 04
    That’s why it’s numb. Calibrated - scary, On Khakhatali one hundred and four with Swans - uzhazz. They put the C400 - no ... I’m no longer there. Do these masochists want to see Iskanders? Crap one's pants after all
  18. +1
    5 February 2016 10: 06
    Interesting girls are dancing! All and sundry and the "world community" climb into Syria as if they got water in their mouths! The UN, PACE only notice Russia and are looking for ways to spoil it. This is already a clinical case.
  19. +1
    5 February 2016 10: 10
    what's the difference? Earlier, the Saudis unofficially secretly transferred militants at night, and now officially they will transfer them during the day ......... apparently they are trying by all means to legalize their actions, using their own troops. The naive think that they will not be bombed and shot at .....
    1. +2
      5 February 2016 10: 28
      Will they be? I would really, really want it, but somehow doubts take ... This is the beginning of the same war that we all predict and that we don’t want.
      1. 0
        5 February 2016 11: 19
        will be!

        After all, they are introducing troops under the pretext of fighting ISIS terrorists - that ISIS will allegedly shoot at them.
        Yes and Assad Air Force will not stay away
  20. 0
    5 February 2016 10: 11
    And Syria to Saudi Arabia? And then this creature of the Arabian lawrence was already tired. It will be again like in the good old days Nedzh and something else there.
  21. 0
    5 February 2016 10: 19
    Saudi Arabia may send special forces to Syria
    EH, as it were, now come in handy landing of our Topol. On the territory of Saudi Arabia that would know their place. RUSSIA, I think, should show them their place in life.
    They want to yap about let them know the consequences. hi
  22. PKK
    +2
    5 February 2016 10: 19
    This is not special forces, these are the same bandits who were brought out of Syria after the start of the bombing, fed them, trained a little. And now they are sent back under the guise of special forces.
  23. +1
    5 February 2016 10: 22
    Obviously they want to snatch a piece of Syria, or else everything will go to the hated Russia and all dollar injections will disappear.
    Where is the inviolability of states in general, who wants one comes in without an invitation, and we remember what needs to be done with uninvited guests who come with a sword.
  24. +2
    5 February 2016 10: 25
    "Attack for Uncle Sam !!" Again, the United States is eager to repair the war with someone else's hands.
  25. +2
    5 February 2016 10: 26
    "The successes of the Syrian government forces, with the support of the Russian Aerospace Forces, led other countries in the region to rush to share the pie."

    So the task of the Syrians, with the support of Russia and Iran, is to provide each of the Saudi and Turkish soldiers with two square meters of their land, as a "piece of the pie" for which they came.
    1. Erg
      +2
      5 February 2016 10: 34
      This is bravado. If we imagine a situation where we stand up for the inviolability of the Syrian borders and begin an open confrontation, what should be our next step? Introduce a ground army? Or...
  26. +1
    5 February 2016 10: 27
    And so it seems to me another attempt (overseas colleagues) to drag Russia into a big war.
  27. +1
    5 February 2016 10: 29
    Quote: donavi49
    If they do fast then no.

    At the end of February and the first half of March, Khamsin marches across Syria. Aviation will get up.

    Turkish bases will work.

    And how will the air defense of our base work under Khamsin? Please explain to the amateur, otherwise something became alarming to me.
    1. 0
      5 February 2016 11: 31
      Khamsin
      Khamsin is a southern, burning, dry wind observed in Egypt, of the same origin with similar winds: samum and sirocco. This wind is usually observed after the vernal equinox during a period that lasts an average of no more than 50 days in rare cases, it begins, according to Hanau, in February and ends in June. During this period, he blows with long interruptions. In Cairo, for example, from this period, on average, there are 11 days with X. there are years when the number with X. here falls to 4 for the entire period; sometimes it increases to 16-20 days. The onset of X. is characterized by suffocating heat, coupled with the fall of the barometer. The sky is covered with clouds of dry dust; the sun appears pale and completely loses its luster; all air is filled with dust. Usually, H. begins some time after the sunrise, reaches its greatest strength in the afternoon and by the sunset goes silent again. Temperature during X. quickly rises often reaches 40
  28. +1
    5 February 2016 10: 31
    Quote: vyinemeynen
    Russian military political scientist

    What is this "beast" of such a new profession or what? Where they are taught that the author refers to him.

    everything flows, everything changes..
    war has now become politics, and terrorists have become opposition
  29. 0
    5 February 2016 10: 32
    A few thousand commandos? where will they get it? spices are bad am
  30. +1
    5 February 2016 10: 36
    "The Saudi monarchy is considering the possibility of sending several thousand special forces to Syria for a ground operation in close cooperation with Turkey."
    To begin with, several thousand commandos do not exist. Special Forces is a piece product, just throwing it instead of infantry, to put it mildly wasteful. And the fact that the Saudis are loudly called special forces is more like just regular troops. In any case, they definitely will not be compared with our special forces / troops / marines.
    The second point - are the Saudis really rich in human resources for money to fight on two fronts, and even with the threat of internal unrest? Clones of Davutoglu, damn it, are just crazy.


    "The Saudi Arabian Special Forces Brigade consists of two airborne and airmobile battalions, combined into one unit with three special-purpose companies with parachute training, and a Royal Guard regiment consisting of three battalions.
    This complex organization sometimes causes confusion, since all parts are subordinate to different ministries. The special-purpose brigade enjoys significant support from the American military, providing specialized training and ongoing consultations regarding the methods, tactics and equipment of special forces, which is especially important since Saudi Arabia has practically no experience in military operations outside its own territory. Hekler-Koch MP5 machine gun, M16A2 assault rifle with M203 grenade launcher, Minimi light machine gun M249, Remington shotgun M870.
  31. +1
    5 February 2016 10: 44
    The Saudi monarchy is considering the possibility of sending several thousand commandos to Syria to conduct a ground operation in close cooperation with Turkey
    So soon you have to lace up the berets and prepare the machine
  32. bad
    +2
    5 February 2016 10: 46
    Saudi Arabia may send special forces to Syria
    .. Said someone called to Syria ?? .. what impudence .. maybe Russia should send the Special Forces detachment to support the Hussites? .. they won’t roll our cotton wool, they will help from the heart! .. you can’t even send it, but only this I’ll voice what we’ll send .. the effect will be a deafening explosion of farts and the delegation of sheikhs to Russia I guarantee .. laughing
    1. +1
      5 February 2016 10: 55
      To send and not even talk about it, but simply to get permission from the Federation Council for use not only against Daesh but also against these, too.
  33. +1
    5 February 2016 10: 49
    "Saudi Arabia can release the forces necessary for an offensive in Syria thanks to the success of the Yemeni operation in which the kingdom has been participating since March 2015."
    I am embarrassed to ask when did this outstanding victory happen, when the "winners" parade took place! by the area of ​​the capital of Yemen? In my opinion the Houthis tear them up like "sidorov" goats
  34. +1
    5 February 2016 10: 51
    According to advisor to the monarchy’s defense minister, Ahmed Asseri, “Saudi Arabia can free up the forces necessary for an offensive in Syria thanks to the successes of the Yemeni operation in which the kingdom has been involved since March 2015 of the year.
    And if failure starts at the Yemeni theater, then what, will the Saudis run back?
    1. 0
      5 February 2016 11: 26
      but it will be so, worse with Turkey, there will suddenly be an earthquake of high power ...
  35. +2
    5 February 2016 11: 03
    So easily talk about the sovereignty of Syria. We want to introduce troops, but we want to fly, or we’ll shoot across the border.
    1. 0
      5 February 2016 11: 24
      Something Saudi Arabia, feeling itself under the "wing" of the US and Israeli regimes, is completely "insolent" and naively thinks that Washington or Tel Aviv will strongly "protect" it and they will "sell" it at the first opportunity.
      And it’s time for us to think about supplying the Hussites with MANPADS and anti-tank systems in commercial quantities or help Iran do this.
      Husites and Saudi Arabia's M2 Bradley captured by them.
  36. 0
    5 February 2016 11: 33
    (Saudi Arabia may send special forces to Syria.)

    Maybe if Syria gives "the go-ahead" for the entry of these "gallant specialists" into its territory. Yes
  37. 0
    5 February 2016 12: 24
    Pomnitsa, not so long ago, Michael Bom shouted that the Russian Federation, as a Sunni country, should not fight with the Sunnis, this is dangerous. Let now it tells on TV Sunni Turkey and Sunni KSA.
  38. 0
    5 February 2016 12: 41
    Cool form, and why do they need glasses? Pind_osovskie creatures are trying as always with the wrong hands to act and drag Russia into the war.
    1. 0
      5 February 2016 13: 43
      Quote: GEV67
      Cool form, and why do they need glasses? Pind_osovskie creatures are trying as always with the wrong hands to act and drag Russia into the war.

      laughing So the desert is hedgehog, the sand is around, only they seem to have such roofing felts black or dark blue? or they’re only going to fight at night, or when the sun fries through the dark clothes, the Saudis are better at fighting ... Maybe it's cyborgs, then refrigerators must have gone somewhere for the army (inspired by the Universal Soldier).
  39. 0
    5 February 2016 12: 46
    What is Ichthyander in the photo in the article?
  40. 0
    5 February 2016 13: 21
    Drive to the neck! Or rather, do not let go over the border!
  41. 0
    5 February 2016 13: 35
    Quote: Lelek
    (Saudi Arabia may send special forces to Syria.)

    Maybe if Syria gives "the go-ahead" for the entry of these "gallant specialists" into its territory. Yes
    maybe, maybe all the more under the auspices of the phasington committee. The question is different from where to enter and supply from the Jordan side is unlikely, and the Turkish-Syrian border is slowly being closed, if you enter from there, you will certainly receive gifts from the VKS.
  42. +1
    5 February 2016 15: 20
    Whoever says whatever, but the war is growing. I really want to believe that our general staff will calculate all the options for the development of events.
    But I don’t expect anything peaceful. As everyone went crazy.
  43. hartlend
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    5 February 2016 16: 25
    Quote: Bath
    As Russian military political analyst Andrei Koshkin noted, “the successes of the Syrian government forces, with the support of the Russian Aerospace Force, led to the fact that other countries in the region were in a hurry to divide the cake.”

    Correctly written, everyone wants to participate in the skins section.
    And it’s not clear why there are so many minuses to the article, if the news is not like, moreover, the article?
  44. 0
    5 February 2016 18: 25
    As Zakharova reasonably remarked; - "And what have they already won in Yemen?" )))))))
  45. 0
    7 February 2016 20: 32
    Quote: Voha_krim
    Maria Zakharova "I'm afraid to ask, have you already won everyone in Yemen?"

    It's five! good