New photos of Syrian oppositionists with Chinese FN-6 MANPADS
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Syrian conflict expert Yuri Lyamin published on his blog (imp-navigator.livejournal.com) new photos of Syrian rebels posing with Chinese portable MANPADS in their hands.
Lyamin writes: “Since I was already asked a few questions about the new appearance of the Chinese FN-6 MANPADS in Syria, I decided to bring the general answer here.
MANPADS FN-6 previously delivered to the Syrian militants in 2013-14. According to an investigation by The New York Times from 2013, these systems were apparently supplied by Qatar, which bought Chinese and Sudanese in Sudan weapon and then shipped to Syria via Turkey. Some of these systems in 2014 fell to the militants of the IG and, for example, in the fall of 2014, they shot down Iraqi Mi-35M with these weapons. Perhaps this fact made the United States put a lot of pressure on Qatar, and supplies seemed to have ceased by 2015. In any case, more than a year they were not visible in frames from Syria.
However, in recent days, more and more photos and videos of militants from FN-6 appear, which clearly indicates a resumption of supplies. ”
Militants in the rastan enclave in the north of Homs province
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