Devs Jan 29 >ISIS announces Inghimasi against Military academy in Kabul city >US forces reject Turkish threats on Manbij. Will stay regardless if the Turkish Forces attempt to strike the city. >Russia urges Damascus government to hold peace talks with the East Ghouta rebels >Turkish Forces capture Hemame, Ushaghi, and Mamelan villages and a Hill near Rajo town in Afrin Canton >Leader of the opposition Turkish Party(CHP) wishes to establish peace dialogue with the Syrian Government >SAA has been ordered to allow SDF free passage through Aleppo from Afrin and Manbij. Kurdish Fighters to be given priority in Syrian Hospitals in the Fight against the Turkish Military. >American Military not considering withdrawing from Syria >Iraqi Government will take part in Syrian Peace talks; Kurds not to take part in Sochi peace talks. >Turkish Forces capture 3 villages and strategic Hill in Afrin Canton - Most of North-Eastern Afrin now under Turkish Fire control >Muslim World League - Saudi Organization - Denounces Holocaust denial >Fitbits and GPS heatmap reveal Military base outlines and individual running paths and patterns. >Turkish convoy in Idlib is halted by Russian airstrikes
>tfw Wikipedia update moves most of the icons on the Warmap down one pixel, so I have to completely rebuild the Shitmap. >But it's ok because I get to make some updates.
>>112297 Good guess, I haven't been very active on 4/sg/ today but now I see you are back. It's been such a shitshow the past few weeks anyways, that is why I've been posting less and just lurking. I was updating the devs every morning for a long time but I have been busier than usual at work too.
>>112301 I am still on 4/sg/ every day during the week, just not baking as much. Tbqh I love watching the scramble at bump limit when the amateur bakers try to get their shit together for the next. Ever since Afrin started it got worse over there.
>>112301 > Still wonderiwng what's the cause. Afrin brought out the diaspora posters, and the usual shillflood. But the real cause is that /sg/ got too popular.
>>112304 >/sg/ got too popular. Every.Fucking.Time. >>112303 It's kinda pathetic. Pingu is holding all of this barely. Master Baker is Allah knows where. My fellow countrymen aren't shitting up the bread like they used to, at least. Padre is rare guest nowdays. Can we go back to the beginning of 2016?
>Sochi; Lavrov heckled by delegates during opening statement, Sy opposition boycotts talks, stays at airport >Turkish MoD claims total of 5 Turkish soldiers killed during Operation Olive Branch, 29 FSA killed >Explosion hits Turkish Army convoy heading to S Aleppo, no cause determined yet, pro-opposition claims 1 soldier killed >NE Hama; SAA captures the town of Abu Hariq from ISIS >Idlib; Russian and Syrian airforce deliver 100+ strikes on rebel positions since pre-dawn, currently ongoing >Turkish General Staff denies claims of napalm and chem weapons being deployed in Afrin >Chinese envoy to Syria; “China is ready to take part in the post-war reconstruction of Syria." >UN envoy claims Gaza on verge of ‘full collapse’, says key to lowering tension is restoring Abbas to power in region >Houthis claim missile attack launched ‘towards Saudi airport’ in Riyadh >New study shows that US drone strikes in Yemen have tripled under Trump admin >Top Palestinian negotiator says no talks with US until Jerusalem move reversed
>Attacks Reveal What U.S. Won’t: Victory Remains Elusive in Afghanistan https://archive.is/EnPBY
>ARMING THE ENEMY IN AFGHANISTAN https://archive.is/jb406 Newsweek report on how officials of Afghan National Army & Afghan Government sell American supplied weapons, vehicles & fuel to Taliban. Bear in mind similar things started happening in the last years of the Soviet-Afghan war when the soviet allied afghan government soldiers used to sell their weapons to the mujaheddin.**
>>112322 The USA can never leave Afghanistan, can it? If the US leaves, the government would collapse and the Taliban would just take over control again. Even worse, the news states that Afghanistan is turning into a hub for international terrorism. Leaving that unchecked would not be pragmatic. Leaving would also mean a humiliating defeat for America. If the USA stays and fights, it will fight an endless insurgency. There doesn't seem to be a winning to that war.
>>112331 >. Although true to a large extent due to the reduced logistical capabilities of the decentralized insurgency, there is mounting evidence to suggest that certain elements within the Taliban have not only gained infrared and thermal viewing capabilities, but are becoming proficient in their use. >The majority of these supply routes appear to be from Afghan National Security Forces by way of battlefield capture or through otherwise corrupt individuals selling NVGs to third party brokers or to Taliban individuals themselves From the first article.
>>112327 >The USA can never leave Afghanistan, can it? Actually, it can. All we have to do is withdraw all of our soldiers, and airlift them out. We have no (rightful) business being there. >If the US leaves, the government would collapse and the Taliban would just take over control again. The Afghan gov't is going to collapse anyway. They are viewed by the people as a collaborationist state controlled by a foreign invader (USA). For this reason alone, it will fall regardless of whether we stay or not. >Even worse, the news states that Afghanistan is turning into a hub for international terrorism. Leaving that unchecked would not be pragmatic. This is a legitimate concern, but we would need to cooperate with all the neighboring countries in that region to stamp out terrorism, but most of Afgh's neighbors are either already Red Team (Iran, China), or pro-Red Team (Pakistan). So it's just a bloody mess. But you also have to keep in mind that the Taliban don't want international Jihad. They just want to rule Afghanistan again. >Leaving would also mean a humiliating defeat for America. It would, but it would also be just another tally for superpowers Afghanistan has defeated (British Empire, USSR). >If the USA stays and fights, it will fight an endless insurgency. Worse than leaving IMO. >There doesn't seem to be a winning to that war. There's a reason Afghanistan is called "The Graveyard of Empires".
>>112337 All fair points. I'm just squeamish about the Taliban gaining power again. The Taliban seem more radical than ever, and in the event of a US withdraw there will be a lot of destruction. In example, the girls schools the media like to show as progress are going to go up like fucking bonfires.
>>112344 True. I mean, what to do about it? Noone wants to put his hands into this mess. It's literally a geo-political black-hole sucking up all the money, hopes& dreams of anyone trying to do something about it.
>>112327 >The USA can never leave Afghanistan, can it? It can but not at its desired conditions just like of the nations who came before. >If the US leaves, the government would collapse and the Taliban would just take over control again. Aye, the afghan government is corrupt as fuck and will collapse as soon as the US leaves. After that a civil war similar to the last one will wage before the taliban regain control. But the regional players are alraedy beginning to meet to discuss future of Afghanistan and avert the collapse not to support the government but form a government representing all be it taliban, hazaras or the current corrupt government officals. As IS-k is the real threat to all countries here.
>Even worse, the news states that Afghanistan is turning into a hub for international terrorism. Well central Asian durkas returning from Iraq and Syria had to gather somewhere.
>Leaving that unchecked would not be pragmatic. Leaving would also mean a humiliating defeat for America. Coming here wasnt pragmatic to begin with.
>>112350 Oh I don't. But they need to play their cards carefully there. I mean, one bad move and we could see established wilayat Xinjiang with ((((foreign))) aid. I wonder if Great Satan got it covered somehow...
Also there was a rumor going that China might build a base in Afghanistanin the Badakhshan region. Though I think the Chinese denied it. But also remember that PLA vehicles have been seen patrolling inside Afghan territory at the Wakhan corridor bordering China. https://thediplomat.com/2018/01/chinas-military-base-in-afghanistan/
>>112357 Everything for the new Silk Road, it seems. Not that I object, ti gives solid opportunities for Poland to economically expand to the East and to be the trade broker between West&East.
>Officers of IRGC did recon of jihadists defenses at Al Eis. Very soon long awaited offensive will continue towards Fua pocket. Build up of forces to start this week. Other factions participating include Hezbollah, Nujaba,Imam Ali Brigade and some units of Hashd >This offensive was long awaited. Turkish attempt to block route towards Fua by establishing series of Observation points has forced SAA Higher Command and allies to execute the operation as soon as possible. And what better time to do it when max Turkish proxies are at Afrin https://twitter.com/Elly_Ammar/status/958802105619439616
I'm banned for 3 days from /pol/ for trolling /ptg/. al turduni is trying to false flag me again, probably will try for the next few days too. Ebin if you see this please post the evidence that urduni is the scat spammer from the images from/pol/ archives. thanks homie.
>>113761 oh, and btw, some of that image "evidence" was from Feb 2017(!), so he can easily refute it by saying that was before his time (and shoot himself in the foot by admitting he's one of the newest newfaggots). But I just cornered him and got him to indirectly admit he's the scatspammer (pic related). He still hasn't refuted this.
there was also a post he made threatening /sg/ that he'd spam scat if he won't get 10 (you)'s or something like that, but I can't find it now since he used different wording, it was around a month ago. he also spammed alot of /sg/ threads with muttposts during that time too.
It's funny,I don't ban evade and I don't know how to anyway, so I can't defend myself while he has 1000 proxies and he gets banned and evades all the time.
>there was also a post he made threatening /sg/ that he'd spam scat if he won't get 10 (you)'s or something like that, but I can't find it now since he used different wording, it was around a month ago. I remember that.
>It's funny,I don't ban evade and I don't know how to anyway, so I can't defend myself I know that feel.
>while he has 1000 proxies and he gets banned and evades all the time. And it's gonna be like this until mods get it in their heads that Jordan has to be rangebanned again >when you shitpost so hard, an entire country gets b& because of you
>thanks bro, u the best. >coming from a kike Not sure how to feel about this.
>>113768 >It's funny,I don't ban evade and I don't know how to anyway Honest Jew. What is this place and why such things happen here. Not that I don't like it... Oh and ((((Greatest Ally)))) I am deeply sorry for this new law of ours! Terrible.
>>113773 hey that's a nice pony mang. > am deeply sorry for this new law of ours haha thanks polandbro, I don't know why our ministers make such a big deal about it, they're so out of touch.
>>113771 Yeah they should just give him a hardware ban, otherwise he will find a way around it. but I doubt they'll do it even though he's such a cunt and he spams /pol/ and /sg/ all the time yet I get b& for such petty shit. smh. anyway I'm off to sleep, take care fellas.
>>113776 >they're so out of touch. >Even Israel's leadership is out of touch with its base, just like the rest of the world. We're all in the same boat eh? Truly terrible. >Yeah they should just give him a hardware ban >hardware ban They can ban his computer hardware instead of just his IP? Neat. >take care fellas. Take care too Jewish Jew. Fakeghreboi will certainly miss you.
>>113778 >We're all in the same boat eh? Truly terrible. yeah theyr'e merely posturing, it's sucha nonissue and they're making a big fuss about it for no reason, they think it'll help them win votes or sumthin, buy attacking poland is stupid, they have been much nicer to us than germany and france in our foreign policy issues and they're attackign allies for stupid shit like this. also the law is not even wrong, it's just usual muh holo bs.
>They can ban his computer hardware instead of just his IP? Neat. I think they only give it to for cp violations or illegal stuff but they can certaintly identify per hardware.
>Fakeghreboi will certainly miss you. Aye, give my best regards to Fakeghreboi. and have a rare OC maghreb on me. g'night.
>>113993 Hope that happens too, but Russia seems to be winding down their operations in the theater. It would be one hell of a final act though to see the Ruski airforce blast the "moderates" back to the stone age.
Devs Feb 3 >Russians reportedly unleash cruise missiles at jihadist rebels in Idlib >Militants Shoot Down Russian Su-25 Warplane South In Idlib Province, Pilot Killed by Rebels >Kurdish Forces Clash With Turkish Army North Of Afrin, Destroy Three Tanks And Armored Vehicles (Videos) >Prominent Ahrar al-Sham Commander Osama Kharitah Assassinated North Of Saraqib City >UN praises result of intra-Syria talks in Sochi >Jaysh Al-Islam foils large Syrian Army offensive in East Ghouta >NE Hama: Syrian Army takes hold of 2 towns and a string of key hilltops from ISIS >DeZ: SDF clashes with ISIS in Bahra town following new SDF push to capture the city >Russian Air Force destroys entire jihadist convoy in Idlib (two tanks, three pick-up trucks, and one motorcycle) >Manbij CS: FSA has engaged the SDF in the villages of al-Hosheriye, no gains reported >Raqqa: Kurdish forces drive back TFSA infiltration attempt in Tel Abyad Yemen >Saudi Army attacks Houthi forces near Najran, but suffer heavy casualties after Houthis repel them >Houthis fire two ballistic missiles: One hits Saudi camp near Najran, another hits and kills several Saudi soldiers in Ta'izz
>pro SAA / Hezbollah @sayed_ridha @ischark @watanisy @SyriaWar2 @leithfadel @GeromanAT @MIG29_ @C_Military1 @AllyOfTruth @WaelAlHussaini @WithinSyriaBlog @NatDefFor (he will come back one day) @Elly_Ammar @ejmalrai @mouqawama @maan_abo_sham
>pro rebel/Turkey/HTS/allahu ackbar @QalaatAlMudiq @VivaRevolt @op_shield @worldonalert @badly_xeroxed @markito0171 @JulianRoepcke @JundiMaghrebi @24CRgroup (and all of its paramedia) too many too count they are mostly arabic
>>114353 They are officially supplied to several "moderate" groups, who then get into fights with AQ, who then seize the weapons from the "moderate" groups.
However, the MANPADS that shot down the Su-25 was allegedly captured from YPG in Afrin. >FLASHBACK: There were rumors that US supplied Afrin Kurds with MANPADS just before Olive Branch operation began
GAINZ time! >Main points captured by Syrian army in Daesh pocket today so far in north : Murayjib, Tarfawi, Jadwaiyah. In south: Rasm al-Tiwal, Rasm al-Tiwal, Sharqiyah, Tiwal al-Dabaghin
I'm sad to announce there's no Shitmap for today: The Wikipedia Syria Warmap is broken, and the main contributor doesn't know how to fix it so he's asking for help (from other contributors). And now, for your late news updates.
>>115020 So the Hadi forces took Haiz working *WITH* the STC? And the STC took it from them? What were they thinking, after what happened in Aden. For that matter, why arent' there any clashes in Mukalla?
>>115025 >So the Hadi forces took Haiz working *WITH* the STC? And the STC took it from them? No. STC took Haiz with UAE help, without Hadi involvement. Like I said, they're all over South Yemen like AQ is all over Idlib.
>>115027 Your last map showed it under Hadi control. But I'll go ahead and take your word that the Yemen talkpage is a clusterfuck and attribute it to that
That being said, why do they want it anyways, Haiz was never part of South Yemen. And in addition, why haven't Hadi and STC forces clashed in Mukalla at all?
>>115029 >That being said, why do they want it anyways, Haiz was never part of South Yemen. They're continuing KSA's war against the Houthis. >And in addition, why haven't Hadi and STC forces clashed in Mukalla at all? Either it's because Mukalla is actually under full STC control and there were no sources detailing this (one of the reason Yemen warmap/talkpage is such a clusterfuck is because of lack of sources - they had an RFC to determine if the STC was even real (this was before Aden takeover)), or it's because they didn't want AQAP exploiting the fighting and attempting to retake Mukalla.
>>115033 Based on what a pro-STC Yemeni said on 4/sg/, South Yemenis hate North Yemenis (mainly because Yemen was viewed as a North Yemeni dictatorship - capital was Sana'a, not Aden), so it's not really surprising to see STC going after Houthis.
I just want to thank you again for doing such a wonderful job on reporting for a region of the world most know so little about. You're far better than any MSM source.
>>115152 >>115153 Happy to be here, familia. And look at this. >made in Germany on the chemical missile - Douma, Syria Good to know krauts never abandoned their quality chemical products manufacturing.
>>115152 You're welcome anon! That said, there could be some more traffic in this thread. For those who want to contribute, but don't know what sources on twitter to follow (because a lot of our sources is from twitter accounts - even AMN and Southfront frequently rely on twitter sources), >>114007>>114008 this is your starter kit. Just copy and paste the updates, with source at the bottom. If you think it's fake news, say so and let the rest of us make the final judgement.
Southfront/AMN Updates (Newest to Oldest) + Shitmaps
>>115450 And the US military thinks that will pan out good for them.... Also coming in from behind an 'de-conflict' line to conduct attack, wouldn't that make the 'de-conflict' line null and void. You can't hide in an "do not attack" area while conducting attacks from it. >assuming I'm interpreting and reading the correct news
>>115450 >>115452 Actually, this time coallition is hitting usual russian tier of casualties, from 4/sg/ twitter. Those guys are rather well informed. And don't worry k*rds will be genocided. For this lie, and other doings...
>>115454 I had supported the Kurds at one point. Then I found out they were not only dirty commies, but also delusional. We need to get the fuck out of the Middle East, and let them all kill each other.
>>115455 The Kurds had the full might of the western media machine and leftist governments shilling for them, so they had a good run with spreading their propaganda. It is hard to get to hear the truth about them as the established media don't want to report on it.
Went away to another city, did things, now I'm back.
I see we had some action with that ISIS pocket breaking through (or was let through) the lines and made it to Idlibstan proper. Also, Turks are setting up camp in Tal Touqan. Looks like they're set on stopping SAA from reaching M5 highway.
http://archive.is/nzGlp >Damascus air defence downed its first Israeli jet (F-16) ever, at a stroke changing the rules of engagement (ROE) with Israel and sending a clear message that it is ready for war and will no longer be silent on violations of its airspace. This clash has triggered the mobilisation of the Syrian army and its allies in Syria and in Lebanon, the Lebanese Hezbollah. The speed of the Syrian reaction was due to a prior decision taken at highest level among all allies operating on Syrian territory. These consider a possible confrontation may be inevitable if Israel has decided to respond and declare war. The violation of Syrian sovereignty is no longer an option open to Israel and the Israeli jets will no longer be able to carry out their usual promenades over the Levant without consequences. >This shows that the government of Damascus – which lived in a state of war for more than six years – is ready to fight its battle with Israel and begin now. The Lebanese Second War in 2006 proved that air force power does not give superiority and does not finish off the opponent, Hezbollah, whose militants continued firing missiles and rockets consistently throughout the 33 days of war. The thousands of missiles delivered to Syria from Russia and Iran in the last years represent a major threat to Israel in the event of war, invalidating its air superiority.
>Hezbollah’s leader Sayyed Hassan Nasrallah also said that the new front will extend from Naqoura (south of Lebanon) to the occupied Golan Heights (south of Syria) and that tens of thousands of friendly forces from neighbouring countries and others from farther afield will participate in the next war. >It is possible that Tel Aviv does not want war today; it is confused and does not know where the war can lead at a time when its internal front is unprepared and its army will not engage in a battle whose results are slender and whose goal unreachable.
>The Israeli confusion was manifest as follows: firstly, it accused Iran of being behind the escalation. Next its military command claimed that “an Iranian drone infiltrating Israeli airspace was downed”- but it showed footage of the downing of a drone in Syria rather than in Israel. Iran denied the Israeli allegation. It was only hours later that Israeli command acknowledged the downing of its F-16 for “technical reasons” and the last verison was delivered correctly: the F-16 was “shot down while flying over al-Sukhna”, close to Tadmur. >A Commander of the allied forces in Syria revealed to me that allied forces led by the Syrian Army Command agreed to ambush the Israeli Air Force, putting the Syrian air defence on high alert, ready to fire. Then, a drone was sent to the Syrian-Israeli borders, violating Israeli air space to attract an Israeli response. As expected, Israel sent its F-16 to down the drone and was hit on the border. According to the source, it is impossible for an F-16 to be hit over the Sukhna (the Israeli version) – clearly a lie according to the source – and was in fact downed near Kiryat Ata, east of Haifa, over 150 km away from al-Sukhna. This debunks the Israeli story as fake, an attempt to camouflage the fact that the Israeli jet was hit in Israeli air space, a direct challenge to Israel’s authority and a clear message to say: “we can shoot you down over your own air space if you violate ours”, said the source.
>“If a SAM-5 missile hit the F-16, it would explode in the air and nothing would remain of it. It was hit with a smaller but more modern and precise missile, capable of manoeuvring like the F-16s”, confirmed the source, who refused to give further information. >“Hezbollah is not only prepared for war against Israel but is gathering all Palestinian and Iraqi factions to be united against Israel in any following war, but only if Israel decides to go for war. Tel Aviv may hold the initiative but doesn’t hold the timing to stop the war nor to control it”. According to source, Hezbollah is gathering the largest number of allies ever united in any war against Israel for decades.
>This “prepared incident” coincides with the 39th anniversary of the return to Tehran of Ayatollah Ruhollah Khomeini and the beginning of the People’s Revolution of the Islamic Republic of Iran (February 11, 1979). >Syria is clearly defying Israel and is looking for a confrontation. Its military command exaggerated the outcome of the event when it said its defence system downed more than one Israeli jet. At the time Israel was confused, trying to hide the event for two hours.
>It is no coincidence that the atmosphere of war is escalating in the Middle East following the signing of Lebanon’s oil investment contracts with a consortium of companies from Italy, France and Russia for Blocks 9 and 4, despite Israel’s objection to this investment and America’s failed attempt to mediate. Israel – apart from being unprepared for a long front escalating from Naqoura to the Golan – is also investing in oil and gas drilling and wants to revive its own economy.
>>116804 So they "gave" Israel two choices, either go full war, without Israel actually knowing what they would enter into. Or stop violating Syrian and Lebanon airspace.
>>116853 I'm not buying this. Besides, no video, pics, nothing. Ru-net would made a soild shitstorm out of it. besides, SAA wasn't expelled from any village on the eastern bank.
>>116863 I say bullshit/maybe sporadical clashes. Those are Deir Military Council faggots. Ex-ISIS/FSA on US's DoS payroll. I am not saying kurds are fine/agaisnt it. For now US is uisng their trusted assets. And pic rel in terms of that supposed destruction of tank.
>>116863 Oh and Shadow Commander loosing influence? I say 50/50. I mean, Iraq being shia majority is a factor that works towards Iran, yet it's not always the way bigger player dreams about. Guess we will have to wait and find out. Iran can always try and force their hand on Iraq, but they have to be careful. Especially with still solid Great Satan's pressence.
>>117391 Take some more work on that one, I'll have to research the locations of the capped towns and find their exact coordinates and put it on the map.
Devs Feb 13 >Pro-opp sources; ISIS surrenders their last Idlib positions, over 300 members surrendered at Khuwayn after 2 month battle >Various reports of Russian PMC death toll from US airstrike in Dez last week vary from 10 to 200 >S. Afrin; Turkish AF carries out several airstrikes in Jandaris, destroy vehicle storage building containing numerous YPG vehicles >Russia tipped off that al-Nusra has brought more than 20 containers with chlorine to a village in Idlib >Erdogan calls on US to ‘stop this theater with Daesh’ in Syria, claims financial support to YPG will affect Ankara's decisions >Tiger Forces have been given official orders to redeploy to East Ghouta >YPG militia commander urges Damascus to “immediately send in reinforcements to the border region with Turkey.” >Israeli minister warns Assad against allowing Iran to cross ‘red lines’ >Video evidence emerges showing the US coalition using ex IS fighters and rebels to fill ranks of DeZ Military Council >NATO backs US call for larger training mission in Iraq, could assist in "reconstruction" >Afghanistan holds conference with neighboring countries including Pakistan to plot course against terror in region
>Residents, rebels in jihadist-held northern Homs demand reconciliation with government BEIRUT, LEBANON (4:15 P.M.) – Just 24 hours after the Syrian Arab Army (SAA) started their norther Homs offensive, residents and rebel fighters loyal to the Free Syrian Army (FSA) took to the streets to demand the jihadists accept reconciliation with the government.
The jihadist rebels of Hay’at Tahrir Al-Sham had killed one member of the reconciliation delegation, prompting many civilians and rebels to take to the streets to protest the blockage of reconciliation in northern Homs.
>#Syria #Damascus #Tiger_Forces Soldier : Eastern Ghouta you will wish you put your rockets up the asses of your women instead of striking Damascus with them. The Tiger is coming And what is coming is greater https://twitter.com/IvanSidorenko1/status/963426813325160450
>Kurdish forces suffer heavy casualties as Turkish-backed rebels advance in Afrin BEIRUT, LEBANON (5:05 P.M.) – The Turkish-backed rebels continued their advance inside the strategic Afrin region of Aleppo, today capturing several areas from the Kurdish-led People’s Protection Units (YPG).
Led by the Free Syrian Army’s Assoud Al-Sharqiyah and Faylaq Al-Sham factions, the Turkish-backed rebels captured the town of Omer Semo near the Khorouz Mountain of northeastern Afrin.
The Free Syrian Army would then capture several other areas near Omer Semo, including a number of hilltops.
Meanwhile, at the southwestern front of Afrin, the Turkish-backed rebels managed to repel the counter-offensive that was launched by the Kurdish forces at Jandaris city.
Following the YPG’s failed assault, the Turkish-backed rebels took control of Arshli and and its corresponding hilltop after advancing from Jandaris this afternoon.
>>117690 Yeah, sure send your best unit into hell-hole tha Worst Ghouta has become. Urban warfare with shittones of rubble, planted IEDs and other welcoming stuff...
>>117700 Because of the factors from above, hell even 4th dibision or republican guard- most experienced units in urban warfare had a hell of a hard time there. Ghouta needs to be taken by hunger, plus Government needs to sweep the checkpoints corruption so rebels won't recieve any more ammo.
I've got a lot of IRL stuff to do over the next two weeks, so I won't be around as much. I won't say much more than that because I don't want to get Mossaded.
Because of this, I'll be providing just the Southfront updates (because it's much quicker) until things get settled.
>>118059 Ahh yes, the usual gathering of the vultures to feast upon the corpse - in a certain manner. I think Bashar got the upper-hand in this one. He might ask for more in return for the trade deals. Of course, Iran is all for it, as it would expand their dominance in the region, same goes for Russia. Additionally, Iran expansion is a good levrege for Turkey's one. The question stands: what will Assad ask for? Dealing with kurds, more weapons or AA systems to prevent Israel from incursions into their air-space? I guess it all depends upon political solution. It's very much like the last sentence: >what can the Iranians threaten us with? To withdraw? The Iranians are stuck with us — and the regime knows it.” Majoosi needs to play their cards right. Yet, it's tough to do with that much of a pressence of Great Satan. I think that this recent Deir show was actually some ground probing for Soleimani. I wonder what he came up with. If anything...
>>118061 But how will the Iranians manage to compete with the money the Russians and especially with the Chinese will be bringing. I mean the Iranians have integrated themselves deeply with Syrian society as they were the ones paying all the salaries for the Syrian government and soldiers over the years. >Over the five and a half years of war, Iran has spent over $25bn in Syria to support the Syrian government and people by supplying Damascus with financial aid to pay salaries, build roads, reconstruct parts of destroyed cities, offer medical support to hospitals, sending oil and hundreds of advisors to prevent Assad from falling. >Iran invested in the reconstruction of the Syrian armament industry to meet the significant missile and rocket demands during the five and a half years of war. https://ejmagnier.com/2017/01/03/are-russia-iran-hezbollah-and-al-qaida-winners-in-syria/ The businessman is right in saying the Iranians are stuck with them but at the same time the Iranians have a full right to demand concessions from the Syrians due to the investment capital and human loss they have incurred.
>>118064 >But how will the Iranians manage to compete with the money the Russians and especially with the Chinese will be bringing Well I guess Bashar is eager to take all the amount of money, then again he would want something in return. There is a chance that Iran will be marginalized in favor of bigger players. And Iraq? If Great Satan & Co. won't pay them, Iran, Russia and China will do so gladly. Iraqi Pres. was in Poland last year asking for comapnies to invest there too. I can't see why we shouldn't...
>Military sources state main storming regiments and fire support units have begun to arrive in East Ghouta >Brussels NATO meeting; Mattis urges Turkey to stay focused on fighting ISIS in Syria >Sources report that YPG is withdrawing from the E cs of DeZ, handing it over to the Deir Ezzor Military Council >Afrin; FSA captures town of Kudah Kuwih and Balilko hills, Turkish troops are attempting to cut off Rajo city from other areas >Pro-gov sources; Militant sleeper agent belonging to an unknown faction attempts assassination of 3 top Tiger Forces commanders >Russia plans to sign contract to deliver second batch of S-400 systems to Turkey >ISIS releases photos from their offensive against HTS in Yarmouk Camp last Tue, which they now control a majority of >Rebels in N Hama fire several missiles at Mhardeh Power Plant, leaving millions on the Sy coast without power >Syrian Air Defense forces several Israeli drones to retreat from the Al-Quneitra Governorate to the Golan Heights >UN reports record high 2,300 civilian deaths in Afghanistan due to suicide bombings and other attacks in 2017
Yes, I'm posting from a different city. No, I do not want flag on this IP. Yes, that is an updated Yemen Shitmap - sadly Saudis/Allies are gaining clay but the Houthis were never going to win a war of attrition.
>>119733 Not according to this source >Kurdish Sources: Syrian Army To Enter Afrin Area In 24 Hours >On February 18, Sheikho Bilo, an official of the Syrian Kurdish Democratic Union Party (PYD), told Rudaw TV [based in Iraqi Kurdistan] that the Syrian Arab Army (SAA) is set to enter Afrin area on February 19 as a part of an agreement reached between the Damascus government and the Kurdish People’s Protection Units (YPG). It's probably BS, but there is a chance that there is truth in it.
>>119744 Don't know really. My guess is it could escalate the war if Turkey attacks them though. If they do enter Afrin, they will likely become meat shields.
>>119944 Libya got updated, and so did Yemen >Yemen: KSA/Hadi capped two mountains in the north and more detail in Mocha region >Libya: >A >FUCKING >OILFIELD
>U.N. issues blank statement on Syria, says it has run out of words >“No words will do justice to the children killed, their mothers, their fathers and their loved ones,” the release from UNICEF’s regional director Geert Cappalaere began. >There followed 10 empty lines with quote marks indicating missing text, and an explanatory footnote. >“UNICEF is issuing this blank statement. We no longer have the words to describe children’s suffering and our outrage,” it said. https://www.reuters.com/article/us-mideast-crisis-syria-unicef/u-n-issues-blank-statement-on-syria-says-it-has-run-out-of-words-idUSKCN1G415A Maybe they should support the rebels surrendering, then the sieges will be over.
>>120157 Oh this? It's Mujahideen's Shura Council from Derma. This is how they celebrate anniversary of Gaddafi's government toppling. Why in such manner? I have no idea...
#BREAKING - First time #Russia deploys it's 5th generation stealth fighter jet PAK-FA (Su-57) in #Syria along with Su-35, Su-25 and A-50U early warning and control plane. The Stealth fighter is still under development indicating that this may be a trial by fire mission.
>>120424 It's clear that Syria is the Spain of the 21st Century, with every side becoming involved and testing tactics, strategy, weapons, and politics/diplomacy.
#Syria Led by Colonel Nizar Ali Fendi #SAA 9th Armoured Division Storming Groups Reinforced with dozens of tanks, vehicles, armors, artillery, rockets, mortars, ATGMs & heavy MGs all are heading to the Eastern Ghouta Wedding, to the Jasmine wedding The storming is always ready
>>120560 Yes. >>120557 Well, it seems that this is causing a shitstorm on /sg/ (GORE NOT ALLOWED? REEEEEEEEEEEEE). Might be good time to go fishing, if you're easy and casual about it.
>>120557 I didn't report anyone m8. Ebin heleped me when al turduni false flagged me. he's not a foe. also who reports for gore? it's the mutt who had 44 posts in that same thread.
>>120563 I actually belive jewish Jew on this... Must be one of the usual mutts faggots. God , I need to remake this scene from Cuckenstein: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bXyuH1DOU2I that /sg/ is beheading r_/ptg/.
>>120570 >others have gotten much higher and got away with it You know how it goes, it just depends on the time of day or certain mods are just butthurt. We've all reported Turduni for his spamming and still had a long wait before his bans came through.
>>120571 >>120568 I barely report anymore since I always get warnings, mods don't like me because I troll /ptg/ too often with democrat flag since they keep falling for it all the time. anyway I always enjoy our bantering and now /sg/ will be slow af too. Have a rare maghreb in the meanwhile.
>>120581 Let's tally up the (well-known) regulars that have come here at one point >Me >you >Burger Baker >Both Lawgoys >Mark >Snus >Lanka >Pingu >Jewish Jew >I think Master Baker - but I can't be sure on this Any more that I've missed?
>"muh 4chan"…. It's battered wife syndrome.
I seriously hope we eventually have a serious talk with the other regulars and come to a decision to post news and discuss Syria here, and keep the /soc/ and cancer on 4chan where it belongs, as well as redirecting Syrian flags here.
>>120582 Well there was also /ourleaf/, construction bro, but that was during the 1st /pol/eague, doc, Edgy Hans too (?) Who ddin't came in and said hello? Familia, Gruber, REAL maghrebois, Padre, any other Polish poster, Al-Irani, Master Baker wasn't here AFAIK, ironically RDIMG almost never posts here. I think that's all.
>>120582 >as well as redirecting Syrian flags here. I would fucking pay $1000 for seeing faces of Homsi, Suburbs, Damas-kuns, Oats and Latakia fam when they will see where they headed. Oh and Thirsty too, might never-ever be sober after that.
>>120583 >Familia, Gruber I think they just don't know about this site. Same for Nathan - wait, I think he did come here once and didn't like it (probably the pony element - but most everyone has that reaction at first until they realize that this site is much more /comfy/ because all the shills and cockroaches are driven off by the pony element). But someone should tell him when he gets on that I'm b& for three days and if he wants Shitmaps, he has to come here. For the anon who is willing to do this: His flag is Australian, his filenames are "zzzz", and posts variations of gif related.
>REAL maghrebois Likely fucked off back in July because of all the cancer and shitposting.
>Padre Now this is criminal.
>any other Polish poster tbqhwy, most other Polish posters aren't >that< good, especially Shia Larp Pole. The French one, maybe.
>Al-Irani If he ever came here, he'll ask for Iranian flag after saying he's on VPN to get around the Great Iranian Firewall.
>kurdish militants will hand over all neighborhoods and points to army in aleppo in next 48 hours (sheikh maqsud - ashrafiyeh - bustan al-pasha - hellok - ain al-tal and several others
>#BREAKING - #Kurdish #YPG leadership has agreed to hand over Tal Rifaat, north of #Aleppo to #Syrian government as more territory is given to government in return for Syrian forces to deploy into #Afrin to stop #Turkish invasion of the region. >@AlSuraEnglish
>Braking: Kurdish #YPG agree to hand over strategic town to Syrian Army https://aml.ink/yTl9r #Aleppo #Syria >@TheArabSource Time to break out the red paint lads!
>>120783 Seems like not all of the Kurds are suicidal then. One can wonder how many more cities will flip red, and what are the details of the agreement reached.
Pingu, if you're lurking here, I'm updating Libya Shitmap - which got me thinking of that Libyan that used to post on 4/sg/. Have you seen him recently?
Also, fresh devs
Devs Feb 22 >Lavrov; UNSC goal is to put the blame on Damascus for everything and provide cover for militants >Hundreds of Syrians have held a demonstration in Afrin to celebrate the arrival of pro-government fighters >Afrin; Kurdish fighters destroy FSA vehicle with ATGM >Daraa; Senior officer and Shariaa Board member of HTS assassinated by 4 unknown assailants in Al-Gharbiyah after exiting mosque >E Ghouta; RuAf carry out relay bombings, 30 strikes in relay to one another in ‘scout-designate-attack’ fashion similar to USAF >At least two Su-57 stealth fighters arrived at the Russian Khmeimim Air Base on Wednesday >YPG reportedly to hand over some Aleppo districts to SAA, some of the listed locations are Bustan Basha, Al-Halk, Baiden, Al-Haidariyah, and ‘Ayn Al-Abyad >7th Armored Division redeploy to E Ghouta after spending most of the war in the W Ghouta region >Idlib; New alliance of Ahrar Al-Sham and Harakat Nouriddeen Al-Zinki imposes full control over Ma’arat Al-Nu’man >SAA resume their attack on E Ghouta, launching 30 missiles at Jobar and ‘Ayn Tarma >Gaza officials have declared a state of emergency as the economy reaches brink of complete collapse
>Hizbul Ahrar confirms its senior commander Jihad Yar Mehsud has been assassinated along with his companions in Pak-Afghan border region. Hizbul Ahrar statement blames Pakistani spy agency the ISI for the assassination. https://twitter.com/Natsecjeff/status/966649146638782464
But they also denied NDF moving into Afrin, so make of it what you will.
Updated Libya and Syria Shitmaps. Can someone pretty please with cherry on top of miracle whip with strawberry cake tell 6aIGEkq9 on 4/sg/ that I'm b& and if he wants Shitmaps, he has to come here?
>#YPG will handover Tel Rif'at City in the upcoming hours to the Syrian Army. - >After #IS has been defeated in many parts of Syria the end of the Kurdish use by western powers has come closers. The Rojava project is failing in Northern Syria as the Syrian Army takes control of it's institutions in Tel Rif'at and Afrin. - >Rojava coming to an end as the Syrian Army is coming back to reinstall it's administration in N. Syria (Aleppo and Afrin). The same scenario will happen in Manbij. Deir Ezzor will be taken over completely by Arab militias backed by US. And kurds will lose the oil!
>#Taliban militants set up checkpoints on the Highway 517 close to #Farah. Exact location of the checkpoints is unclear, some sources have claimed that the Taliban are at the entrance to Farah City whereas others have said 5km away. https://twitter.com/AfghanOSINT/status/966694215316115456
>Taliban are armed with weapons captured form ANSF positions and stolen security forces uniforms. Clashes have taken place between security forces in the area and the Taliban at the checkpoints but Taliban appear to have held their positions. https://twitter.com/AfghanOSINT/status/966694480228311040
>>120802 In your opinion, do you think Farah could become the next Kunduz (prov capital falls to Taliban)? How would this affect Afgh-Pak politics if Taliban captures and holds Farah? What sort of international outrage is this bound to draw? It would certainly be damaging to ANA morale, but would it start mass defections to the Taliban?
>>120787 >>120801 2 or 3 weeks ago he popped in for 1 or 2 posts. Last I talked to him he was busy with school and running his younger brother around for his school and other things as well. Also if you are lurking 4/sg/ Ebin I am sure you see the Bongroach is back.
>>120811 >Busy with school Well, good on him. It's a relief to hope know that he didn't get kidnapped (again) and killed this time. >Bongroach It's telling that the worst posters of /sg/ seem to have a major problem with me. Also, >that /agrprim/ bong
>Just melt the tank >Hide from nerve gas on a tree
>>120803 >do you think Farah could become the next Kunduz (prov capital falls to Taliban)? If you are referring to battle of kunduz it might turn out like that, it really depends on the US response. Even if the Taliban are defeated they will melt back in the countryside and carry out attacks and wear the enemy down like I told you last time.
>What sort of international outrage is this bound to draw? What do you think mate? Deeply concerned and all that abound. The US will probably use this an excuse to pressure Nato members to commit more troops to Afghanistan. If they loose Farah and not be able take it back from the Taliban they will spin it as some victory as they did with Sangin[1]. [1]. https://www.longwarjournal.org/archives/2017/03/resolute-support-spins-loss-of-sangin-district-center-as-a-victory.php
>but would it start mass defections to the Taliban? I really dont know mate the thing to remember is that Afghanistan is a tribal country and its national forces are composed of men loyal to their tribal warlords who are given special postions in the Afghan government to ensure cooperation especially in the case of the police. Many will defect but those belonging to Northern Alliance groups are least likely to as they have an old enmity with the Taliban. So I cannot say for sure when the mass defections are to take place. Sorry for the late reply.
>>120817 Still better than T*rduni, which says nothing at all, lel. >>120820 >If you are referring to battle of kunduz it might turn out like that, it really depends on the US response. Even if the Taliban are defeated they will melt back in the countryside and carry out attacks and wear the enemy down like I told you last time. At the very least, it would improve Taliban morale, and inspire more to join their cause.
>What do you think mate? Deeply concerned and all that abound. Usual bs. It's all so tiresome. >The US will probably use this an excuse to pressure Nato members to commit more troops to Afghanistan. Most likely. I wonder how long it'll take for NATO to get fed up with this.
> If they loose Farah and not be able take it back from the Taliban they will spin it as some victory as they did with Sangin[1]. >If you lose, you win.
>I really dont know mate the thing to remember is that Afghanistan is a tribal country and its national forces are composed of men loyal to their tribal warlords who are given special postions in the Afghan government to ensure cooperation especially in the case of the police. So, they'll go wherever the wind blows eh? Nothing really surprising there. >but those belonging to Northern Alliance groups are least likely to as they have an old enmity with the Taliban. Agreed.
>So I cannot say for sure when the mass defections are to take place. Well then. But mass defections will be the sign that Afgh Gov't has less then a year to rule - regardless of US support.
>>120827 So, it's confirmed that Sheikh Maqsoud pocket is red now? Brb, gonna screech at Wikipedia to make the yellow pocket in Aleppo minimap red. >I mean, if it's to cleanse separatist individuals, why not. IIRC, there was some smuggling from Sheik Maqsoud into East Aleppo pocket. Maybe they're looking for those guys + rebels that fled into Sheikh Maqsoud pocket?
>>120834 >to read the full story Sigh... So Uzbek is concerned about Afghanistan, which makes sense because they share a border. I wonder if they would even care if they didn't have a border with Afghanistan. Though, tbqhwy, I think Afghan's neighbors are perfectly fine with having Taliban in charge, it's ISIS/AQ that concerns them. Are Taliban likely to openly cooperate with it's neighbors to eradicate ISIS/AQ from Afghanistan in exchange for recognition? If so, how would that affect geopolitics in that area?
>>120836 >to read the full story Alright im sorry ill post whole article
>Uzbekistan to Host Conference on Afghan Peace Talks In a further turn from its isolationist past, the Central Asian nation of Uzbekistan is stepping up its involvement in finding a peaceful solution to decades of war in neighboring Afghanistan, saying that an end to fighting there is key to counterterrorism efforts across the entire region.
In late March, Uzbekistan will host a conference in Tashkent involving regional powers as well as representatives from the U.S., Russia, China and elsewhere to try to establish how to bring the Afghan government, the Taliban and other warring parties into direct peace talks.
“The war in Afghanistan has been going on now for 40 years. It’s no wonder that it has had a destabilizing effect on the entire region and only when there is a peaceful solution there can we achieve greater regional security,” Uzbekistan’s foreign minister, Abdulaziz Kamilov, said in an interview.
On Friday, Mr. Kamilov met with U.S. national security adviser H.R. McMaster in Washington to discuss U.S. support for the conference initiatives and pressed his case before the United Nations Security Council.
Last week, President Donald Trump met with the president of Kazakhstan, Nursultan Nazarbayev, and pledged cooperation with the countries of Central Asia on Afghanistan
The Tashkent conference would be the second round of the “Kabul Process,” an effort to restart long-stalled peace talks launched by the Afghan government last year. The first meeting to lay out a possible structure for talks is scheduled to be held in Kabul in late February.
Since Uzbekistan’s new president, Shavkat Mirziyoyev, assumed power a year ago following the death of longtime authoritarian leader, Islam Karimov, Uzbekistan has moved to improve relations with its neighbors after years of tensions.
Among the changes has been the reopening of border crossings, reestablishment of direct flights between Tashkent and its neighbors’ capitals and a commitment for more cross-border trade. Cooperation over combating extremism in the region has also been increasing, Mr. Kamilov said, through the guise of international bodies like the Shanghai Cooperation Organization.
Uzbekistan, a Muslim nation of more than 30 million people, has long struggled to clamp down on militants from its country who have joined the fight in Afghanistan and Syria and have been accused of playing a role in violence in China’s Xinjiang province.
Extremists hailing from Uzbekistan have turned up further afield. A 29-year-old Uzbek who moved to the U.S. in 2010 was charged with killing eight people in lower Manhattan in October by mowing them down with a truck. Last April, an Uzbek was arrested in Sweden after allegedly killing four people in a similar vehicle ramming attack.
Mr. Kamilov said relations with the U.S. had “turned a page” since President Trump had been elected, particularly on Afghanistan, as “American policy on the region has become more active and clear to us.”
He said that in the past, the U.S. had focused more of its attention on problems in the Middle East while the situation in Afghanistan and Central Asia has festered. He also noted that concerns raised by the Obama administration about human rights in Uzbekistan are being addressed, as many political prisoners have been released under the new government amid broader political reforms.
>>120839 Thanks Pingu. So Uzbek's first and foremost concern is national security, and they'll deal with whoever can ensure this. But Uzbekistan's moves towards easing tensions with its' neighbors could be a sign that they might join EEU in the future - since they're already a part of CSTO/SCO, and CIS. But their overtures to the US regarding human rights and the situation in Afghanistan makes me think they just want to be left to their own devices - a respectable desire. >>120838 >Enemy of my enemy is my friend. Though, this was bound to happen sooner or later. Afghan is such a highly-strategic location, simply because it links China to ME, ME to China, Stans to Pakistan/India, Russia to India, etc. Literally a crossroads country.
A US-controlled Afghanistan allows them to threaten Iran from three flanks (if you count KSA as a flank). It also allows US to project power into Xinjiang in China, and the Stans become vulnerable to US influence. Plus Pakistan gets sandwiched between India and Afghanistan.
Red Team Afghanistan however, literally removes a thorn in their backside, as China and Russia could move freely through Central Asia without being blocked by Afghanistan, and Pakistan has only one front to worry about, and Iran two (again, counting KSA as a front). Furthermore, it could possibly be the single biggest leap towards the New Silk Road - after infrastructure is repaired and all the bloody IEDs removed (which could take years, if ever).
YPG Aleppo Commander Fırat Xelil made the following statement about the deployment of Syrian regime forces in eastern neighborhoods of Aleppo;
“As YPG and YPJ forces in Aleppo, we have acted with the awareness of our responsibility since the first day of the attacks against Afrin. We have taken our place in the Resistance of the Age against the attacks of the invading Turkish state. Due to the silence of all world powers on the barbaric attacks, all the YPG and YPJ forces in Aleppo went to Afrin and participated in the defense. For this reason, the neighborhoods east of Aleppo have come under the control of regime forces.”
>>120858 I understand that, but out of all the possible things things to take from a farmer you take his tractor? It was also tiny, and doesn't look like it could haul very much. I don't know, the whole thing just seems kind of silly to me.
>>120861 You should hear the stories of russians during the WW2. They had their whole arms covered with wathces taken from german soldiers/civillians...
>>120856 >>120852 What do you think of the whole kurds letting NDF in Afrin? Is it all pre planned between Turkey Russia and Iran? or has the mad sultan fucked up?
>>120863 I think he kinda fucked up - hence the constant bombarding. Kurds are still some-what managing, might be that Assad will be able to reinstate Afrin into fold again, plus will shatter Erdo's dreams about proxy-state between Syria and Turkey.
>>120863 >What do you think of the whole kurds letting NDF in Afrin? Reeks of Kurdish desperation to stave off the Turkish offensive, and SAA didn't stop them. Taking into account the fact that Sheikh Maqsoud pocket went red, I suspect this is Assad milking as much clay from Kurds as possible, while sending only token "soldiers" to shore up Afrin.
Dr. Bashar al-Jaafari, Syria's permanent representative to the United Nations : Yes, the Eastern Ghouta will be the second Aleppo and Idlib will be the third Aleppo
>#Syria #Aleppo Pro #SAA Activist : Missiles of the Turkish enemy insanely bombing aid material that was on its way to Afrin on the Ziyara crossroad, which lead to a large number of trucks to burn and a number of civilians to be injured. #Afrin #AfrinOperasyonu #Efrîn #Efrin https://twitter.com/IvanSidorenko1/status/966769212369850368
>#Syria Pro #FSA & Turkey Militants are posting this report
>#Syria #Aleppo - Pro Syrian Government Aleppo Activist - Important || untill now only the neighborhoods of Sheikh Maqsoud and youth housing in Ashrafiya are under the control of Kurdish forces, and they will be handed over to the SAA in the coming days. https://twitter.com/IvanSidorenko1/status/967019522665402368
>Pictures | Eastern Ghouta Militants Targeted The Capital Damascus With A Missile One civilian was killed and at least 15 others were injured when armed groups fired a huge shell on Salaheddin area in Rukn Eddin neighborhood in Damascus, a source at Damascus Police Command said. According to the pictures which were published online , The damage was so huge ‘and caused fires and destruction in the buildings Military source told Muraselon website that this destruction is not caused by a shell , ” Eastern Ghouta militants targeted Rukn Eddin neighborhood in Damascus by a HomeMade missile with big destructive power ” the Source added Yesterday , Jaish Al-Islam official Media account published a pictures shows huge missile , and threatened to target Damascus https://muraselon.com/en/2018/02/pictures-eastern-ghouta-militants-targeted-capital-damascus-missile/
>#Syria #Damascus When the pilot loves Tishreen team, he conducts his raid on MilitNt HQs in East Ghouta then makes his turn over Tishreen stadium in the heart of Damascus to check on the score #SyrianAirForce #SyrianArabAirForce #EasternGhouta #EastGhouta #Eastern_Ghouta
>>121211 Well, I have mixed feeling about Mark getting off with a warning, considering I got spam b& for half the posts gore might've had something to do with it, but who the fuck b&s for gore on 4chan of all places? But he beats Lanka's record. I however, still trump both of them. >But enough autofellatio
>>121474 I was joking about there not being any other flags. Didn't know about the Google thing though. Guess even the leftist echochambers realized which way the war is going.
I made this. Took a bit of work, especially with the back hair. >I'm not sure about unicorn and wings for Syriana though, but I'm too tired and not autistic enough (right now) to do anything about it. I love how the logo turned out.
>>121481 >>121483 >>121484 >>121485 Thanks lads. I did some massive cleanup on the Reichsalicorn >the recoloring created some weird artifacts because of some transparency/color mix getting colored in full - meaning only the "pure" transparent areas remained transparent and made a non-transparent version of it so the colors don't clash with the board background color as badly.
>>121640 >Reception was rather nice I noticed. Except for that one guy... >whole bread is one big JUST. Since 3 months tbh… Yeah, night hours used to be /comfy/ hours, but the mutts have completely taken it over so morning hours (meaning early morning in Burgerstan) are now /comfy/ hours. But it's only a matter of time before the mutts take over morning hours, and then whatever hours that haven't been taken over by mutts.
But I do hope that this will cause the regulars to come here for actual Syria/Geopol discussion more often - just to get away from the shit on 4/sg/.
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Also, today is not a good day to be Nusra, and it seems that the UNSC Resolution was passed unanimously - calling for ceasefire in whole country (even though warplanes are still bombing Ghouta right now), (((aid))) to Ghouta. But AQ/ISIS is excluded from the ceasefire.
>note: the piss stain in Aleppo is gone now.
However, there is one silver lining to all this: Turkey got fucked over in Afrin because of this ceasefire - which I suspect was Russia's goal by not vetoing this resolution. Wait. >All major towns in E. Ghouta are not included in the ceasefire bar Duma because they are held by Al-Qaeda affiliated Al-Nusra Front/#HTS. #Syria https://twitter.com/oulosP/status/967488448025235456 So, Ghouta can still proceed, and it's not like SAA/Tigers/RG were gonna attack Duma right away because of it's Fortress Capital status - just the farms and urban areas. >mfw
BREAKING @syriahr says reports warplanes struck eastern #Ghouta on Saturday evening, minutes after the U.N. Security Council adopted a resolution demanding a 30-day ceasefire in #Syria. The jets reportedly hit the town of Shifouniyeh in the rebel enclave via @Reuters
I sincerely hope that's not the entire scope of the operation. Lemme explain a very good strategy for cracking Eastern Ghouta nut (pun intended).
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The reason that Ghouta has been such a hard nut to crack (seriously, just look at the shape of the pocket, the memes write themselves) is because SAA has been focusing on single sectors (Harasta, Irbin, Nashabiya, Ein Tarma, Jobar) at a time, which means the Jihadis only have to reinforce a single sector with all available reserves. This results in a greater concentration of enemy fighters that the SAA has to kill or push back, and thus the battle is much harder. However, if SAA pressured the pocket along multiple frontlines, the Jihadis have to spread their reinforcements thin in order to hold all the frontlines against a numerically and logistically superior enemy - they may even have to choose which areas to lose and which to hold.
The question then becomes "which areas are they willing to lose in order to stave off their inevitable defeat?". They might withdraw from Nashabiya/Hezrama in order to shorten their own frontlines. However, this also shortens the SAA frontlines, which means more soldiers for SAA to (re)deploy to other fronts in the pocket - so it wouldn't change much save for putting the Jihadis in the same situation as before, but in a worse position. Therefore, they are highly likely to put up a hard fight in Nashabiya/Hezrama and Autaya. However, if Autaya is capped by SAA, the pocket will collapse like what we saw back in 2016. The collapse will accelerate if SAA captures Shifuniya at the same time as Autaya. Therefore, Autaya/Shifuniya are key cities the Jihadis MUST hold in order to stave off a complete collapse of the pocket from the east, even at the cost of redeploying defenders from the urban areas in the west to the farmlands of the east.
So, if the choice came to "what areas are we willing to lose in order to slow down the collapse of the pocket?", the Jihadis might choose to deploy a large amount of their reinforcements to the eastern regions of the pocket at the cost of losing some urban areas in the west.
Here is my plan for taking out Ghouta pocket: >Red: SAA/Tigers take over Nashabiya/Hezrama and move to Autaya to improve SAA logistics in that sector, and enable power projection into the rest of the pocket. After which, the SAA/RG will redeploy to other fronts, and Tiger regroups and readies for the real advance. >Note: The SAA/RG on the western front will attack various urban areas at the same time as Nashabiya op is ongoing, in a bid to split the Jihadist defenders along two fronts - reducing their effective defense and counterattack power.
>Pink: Tiger's charge to the western frontline of the pocket. He will go to Hawsh al-Ashari, creating a large bulge in the frontline as well as punching holes in the Jihadist defenses. This also has the effect of outflanking several positions in Ghouta (Muhammadiya/Beit Naem, Shifuniya/Hawsh Dawahirah), enabling the SAA/RG to attack them from multiple flanks - increasing the chances of quick victory. >After Hawsh Ashari, the Tiger will charge to Beit Sawa -> Mesraba -> Madyara, and then linkup with the SAA in Armored Vehicles Base - thus splitting the pocket into two, and isolating Duma from the rest of the pocket.
>Blue: There's a chance Tiger could play it safe at first, and go Shifuniya/Hawsh Dawahira axis, before charging straight to Mesraba -> Madyara, but I suspect this will be the advance of 4th Mechanized that occurs at the same time as Tiger's advance - meaning that Pink/Blue will happen at the same time, with Tiger assaulting (jej) Beit Sawa at the same time that 4th Mechanized is assaulting Mesraba, and then Tiger goes to Madyara while 4th Mechanized goes to Satra to establish a buffer zone between Duma and Madyara - thus flanking Harasta from three flanks including it's most vulnerable flank: the rear. >The 4th Mechanized might even go so far as to attacking Harasta from the rear while SAA/RG attacks from the front, clearing out the district and removing another defensive line for Duma city, with Rayhan being the last defense before the city proper.
>Orange: Not likely, but should be mentioned - Tiger could go to Beit Naem/Muhammadiya, then go to Aftris and swing north to Hawsh Ashari. However, I suspect that an SAA/RG unit will be given the task of clearing out Beit Naem/Muhammadiya axis after Tiger clears out Hawsh Ashari (so that Beit Naem/Muhammadiya will be flanked from three sides instead of two like in this scenario - which is why I said it's unlikely)
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After which, the frontlines will take on the shape of second pic related. The SAA will present surrender terms to the Jihadis - with greenbusses to Idlib. If they refuse... >Orange (second pic): Tiger will attack Rayhan while SAA/RG attacks Jisreen, thus completely isolating Duma city and removing all of the defenses around the city, and the urban areas in the SW will be completely cut off from the farmlands so the SAA can simply starve them out. >For reference: Darayya/Muadimiya pocket(s) surrendered when SAA took almost all of the farmlands and the Jihadis had only the urban areas.
>Breaking: ISIS prisoners break-out of US-backed forces captivity in Syria
A group of Islamic State fighters who were in the custody of US-backed forces in Syria have escaped from their captivity according to a CNN report claiming to cite an American official.
A statement from CNN’s exclusive source vaguely claimed that the break-out had happened ‘recently’ and that the group of escapees comprised ‘less than five’ prisoners.
The exact location in Syria where the terrorist prisoners were being held has not been disclosed in CNN’s report.
There are believed to be many hundreds of ISIS fighters currently held in detention by US-backed forces at various ad-doc prison facilities across Syria’s east and northeast.
>Kurdish SDF to hand over Manbij in northern Aleppo to Syrian Army: report
Kurdish-led Syrian Democratic forces (SDF) have agreed on the transfer of control over the northeast city of Manbij in the Aleppo province to the Syrian army that will enter the city in the coming days, a Kurdish security source told Sputnik on Saturday.
“The agreement was reached, under which the Syrian Arab Republic’s army will enter the city of Manbij, controlled by the SDF,” the source said.
On January 20, the Turkish General Staff announced the beginning of the Operation Olive Branch, aimed against certain Kurdish forces, in Afrin. Ankara considers the Democratic Union Party (PYD), a Kurdish political party in northern Syria, and Kurdish People’s Protection Units (YPG) militia affiliates of the Turkish Kurdistan Workers’ Party (PKK) listed as a terror organization in Turkey.
Following the launch of the operation, Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan said that Ankara’s operation may be expanded to the city of Manbij and other Syrian regions bordering Turkey. Damascus has expressed its opposition to the Turkish operation, saying that such actions violated Syrian sovereignty.
Earlier, the Kurdish forces reported that 308 Turkish servicemen were killed since the start of the Olive Branch operation in Afrin. Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan claimed however, that Ankara could extend its third military advance, vowing to “completely clear the region of terrorists, beginning with Manbij and throughout our entire border.”
>>121697 I guess we'll have to see, but with the way things are going, you can really see just how desperate the Kurds are when it comes to fighting the Turks.
Ground assault on eastern Ghouta is ongoing: >SAA advanced a distance of 1800 meters and took control of Tal Farzat and Hawsh Al-Salhiye therefore surrounding Al-Nashabiyah >Syrian Arab Army control the town of Nashabiya and Tel Farzat in the eastern Ghouta @Watanisy >UNCONFIRMED: SAA captured Nashabiyah, east of E. Ghouta pocket. @Ivan Sidorenko Green line is how front was looking around this morning.
>>121978 >I was right about Nashabiya being first target Looks like we have some action going on up in Afrin - the Turks just linked up the western front with ES territory.
Noting that UN as organization has been completely retarded lately. I mean, whole E. Ghouta is under civil war and that's Syrias own decision how to handle that. Only things regarding Syria UN could throw small stick in are Israel air raids, Turkeys olivebranch and coalition activity that isn't against daesh, but as one can guess they don't give shit about those.
Back to lurking, keep up good work and stay comfy.
>With huge gas/oil reserves (occupied Golan Heights energy reserves estimated above the entire #SaudiArabia production), #Syria needs no one to reconstruct the country if allowed to exploit its oil/gas reserves (10.38 trillion cubic m opposite Tartous only) https://twitter.com/ejmalrai/status/967838659809628160
President Putin has additionally stated that any ceasefire will not include anti-terror operations; in conversations with Chancellor Merkel and President Macron. https://twitter.com/mwgbanks/status/967837797414563840
#Syria #Damascus #EastGhouta #EasternGhouta #Eastern_Ghouta Video Footage of The military operations of the Tigers of the Syrian Arab Army in the East Al-Ghouta Sunday 2/25/2018 #SAA #SyrianArabArmy #SyrianArmy #SyrianArmedForces #Tiger_Forces #Tigers_Men https://twitter.com/IvanSidorenko1/status/967826016654766080 >Videos in link
#Syria #Damascus #EastGhouta #EasternGhouta #Eastern_Ghouta UR-77 Meteorite (Mine-clearing line charge) being used to destroy Militant Fortifications & Tunnels in Eastern Ghouta / East Ghouta #SAA #SyrianArabArmy #SyrianArmy #SyrianArmedForces https://twitter.com/IvanSidorenko1/status/967828591361839104 >Video in link
>#Syria #Aleppo #WesternAleppo >Militant Activist >"By god since 2 O'clock until now heavy clashes in Hazano town. So 10 hours of non-stop clashes and the revolutionaries of Hazano are still steadfast Bless you heroes >A special salute to the revolutionaries of Harbanoush town heroes
>And a lovely spergout by JiJu. On day 1 of @UN SC Resolution 2401, 33 civilians were murdered by the combined #AssadPutin army in #EastGhouta. More than 100 air strikes and more than 200 artillery shells hit the besieged area. Plus gas was used by Assad. The #UNfarce is perfect. Cc @nikkihaley #Syria
I made a gif comparing my earliest Syria Shitmap (July 15th, 2017) to the one now (Feb 25th, 2018), and it's remarkable to see how much my maps have evolved, as well as the frontline changes in between.
Devs Feb 26 >Ru MoD; “Despite reconciliation statements made by the Jaysh al-Islam, insurgents continue shelling from the controlled territory targeting Damascus” >Russia declares Jaysh Al-Islam legitimate target in East Ghouta, Idlib >At least 15 SAA soldiers killed in Hawsh al-Dwahrah from an ambush by Jaysh al-Islam, who also captured a tank >FSA seized the town of Qarmanlaq in western Afrin after the Turkish Air Force conducted airstrikes for several hours >Turkey will deploy army and police special forces in Afrin with aim of “successfully completing the operation and protecting civilians”-Deputy PM >HTS retreat from Darat ‘Izza in W Aleppo after several days of fighting with the rebel alliance of Jabhat Tahrir Souriya >E Ghouta; SAA resumes offensive in Harasta, attacking Faylaq Al-Rahman and HTS positions in Al-Ajami District >Source; Su-57 will not be engaged in active combat in Sy, but to test radar systems and electronic warfare >Putin discusses Syria with Merkel & Macron in phone call, particular focus on humanitarian access to E Ghouta >Iran’s mil chief; Attacks on terrorists holding Damascus suburbs will continue, 30 day ceasefire will be maintained
>Tiger Forces advance on Hawsh Dawahirah - Shifuniyah front and captured many tranches and several terrorists alive. Battles are very intensive and hard. Tigers hurricane #DamascusSteal
>>122287 Small price to pay for eliminating the most fortified pocket in Syria. Besides, as long as the leadership is intact, they can always recruit more soldiers.
>>122289 And to give west more excuses? nah, they are doing it quietly, in the back. Eventually, they will recive one-way ticket to the tourist-resort of Sednaya.
>>122292 This is why I'm on board with supporting the government forces. No matter how bad the media paints Assad, at least the death he causes is because of warfare. This execution is fucking pointless.
Turkey asks Czech Republic to extradite Syrian Kurdish PYD leader
Turkey has officially requested the extradition of former Syrian Kurdish PYD leader Saleh Muslim from the Czech Republic. Ankara’s government spokesman, Bekir Bozdag, told NTV that Turkey’s Justice Ministry had delivered the extradition request to Czech authorities and added Muslim would appear in court Monday, Reuters reports. The main Syrian Kurdish political party said on Sunday that one of its leaders had been arrested in Prague at the behest of Turkey and charged with sedition. The top Kurdish politician has “full citizenship rights” as a Syrian national and was visiting Europe in an official capacity, according to the PYD party. It also accused the Turkish state of“demanding the arrest of individuals who are not its citizens… without any legal justifications.”A Turkish court charged him with“breaking the state and country’s unity”and other offenses.
Tigers of the Syrian Arab Army advance in Hawsh Al-Dhawahira and Al-Shaifouniya and take control of several strategic building blocks, and eliminates tens of mercenaries. Tiger forces staying on our promise https://twitter.com/IvanSidorenko1/status/968173671285182464
Defence Minister Shoigu: #Russia to introduce a daily humanitarian pause in Eastern Ghouta #Syria from 09:00 to 14:00 starting 27 February with humanitarian corridors set up for civilians to leave the area https://twitter.com/EmbassyofRussia/status/968172260744925185
>>122320 >In addition to the humanitarian pause in #EasternGhouta Russia's Defence Minister Shoigu proposed to organise hum. corridors in #Syria's al-Tanf and Rukban areas, currently under control of the US, for the civilians to freely exit these areas. What will be Washington's response?
US Sees No Evidence of Chemical Weapons Being Used Now in Syria - Pentagon
"We don't have any evidence right now that chemical weapons are being used," Manning said when asked to comment on the statement by Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov on Monday that Russia expects new disinformation campaigns regarding alleged use of chemical weapons in Syria to derail existing ceasefire agreements.
>Here's the 11 Types of Russian Aircraft Known to Be Stationed in Syria
1. SU-57 The Su-57 is Russia's first fifth-generation stealth jet, but they are only fitted with the AL-41F1 engines, the same engine on the Su-35, and not the Izdelie-30 engine, which is still undergoing testing.
2. SU-24 The Su-24 is one of Russia's older aircraft and will eventually be replaced by the Su-34, but it can still carry air-to-air and air-to-surface missiles, as well as laser-guided bombs.
3. SU-25
The Frogfoot is another of Russia's older attack aircraft. It's designed to make low-flying attack runs and is comparable to the US's legendary A-10 Warthog.
Su-25s had flown more than 1,600 sorties and dropped more than 6,000 bombs by March 2016, just six months after their arrival in Syria.
One Su-25 was also shot down by Syrian rebels and shot the pilot before he blew himself up with a grenade in early February 2017.
4. SU-27SM3 The upgraded Flankers, which are versatile multirole fighters, were deployed to the war-torn country to provide escort for its other attack aircraft, among other tasks.
5. MIG-29SMT The upgraded Fulcrum is able to carry a variety of air-to-air and air-to-surface missiles as well as laser-guided bombs.
6. SU-30SM The Su-30SM, a versatile multirole fighter that's based off the Su-27, carries a variety of air-to-air and air-to-surface missiles and laser-guided bombs.
7. SU-34 The Fullback, which first deployed to Syria in September 2015, was Russia's most advanced fighter in the war-torn country for over a year.
It carries short-range R-73 and long-range radar-guided R-77 air-to-air missiles. It also carries Kh-59ME, Kh-31A, Kh-31P, Kh-29T, Kh-29L, and S-25LD air-to-ground missiles.
8. SU-35S The Flanker first deployed to Syria in January 2016 and is one of Russia's most advanced fighters, able to hit targets on the ground and in the air without any air support.
9. A-50U The A-50U is basically a "giant flying data-processing center" used to detect and track "a number of aerial (fighter jets, bombers, ballistic and cruise missiles), ground (tank columns) and surface (above-water vessels) targets," according to Sputnik, a Russian state-owned media outlet.
10. IL-20 "COOT" The Coot "is equipped with a wide array of antennas, IR (Infrared) and Optical sensors, a SLAR (Side-Looking Airborne Radar) and satellite communication equipment for real-time data sharing," according to The Aviationist.
It's one of Russia's most sophisticated spy planes.
11. AN-24 "COKE" The An-24 Coke is an older military cargo plane.
>#Syria #WesternAleppo #Aleppo Atarib Activist : 46th Brigade was Just liberated by Jaish Al-Thawra lead by Major Anas Abu Zeid. He made a huge mistake storming the brigade without informing anyone especially the men in Atareb who protected Atareb & went to help Hazano against HTS https://twitter.com/IvanSidorenko1/status/968257044200509440
>So from what im getting is this Random fucking Group "Jaish Al-Thawra" came out of no where and Took control of 46th Brigade while HTS + JTS are fighting over Hazano town and surrounding area's. (46th brigade was controlled by HTS) https://twitter.com/IvanSidorenko1/status/968258914398752770
>>122485 Jaish Al-Thawra used to be part of SDF - they wanted to fight in Raqqa IIRC, but YPG denied this. But then when Afrin started, they defected to TFSA.
>>122500 >Turkey will bring in NATO Can't: Article V is a self-defense clause. If Russia attacks Turkey on Turkish soil, Turkey can invoke Article V. But in this scenario, Turkey would be the aggressor, fighting on foreign soil. Turkey legally cannot invoke Article V. Why do you think America is trying to provoke Russia into attacking first?
>>122499 I'm not saying Turkey will mean for such a war to start, but we all know what's coming. Turkey is directly supporting rebels in Syria against the Kurds and "terrorists", which still go unnamed by Turkish authorities. The SAA is fighting those exact same rebels in the exact same region. One of these days, someone is going to be in the wrong place at the wrong time, and there'll be a battle between Syrian and Turkish forces, I swear to you.
> The SAA is fighting those exact same rebels in the exact same region. Not anymore. They've moved to East Ghouta, and the rebels are fighting each other in Idlibstan.
>One of these days, someone is going to be in the wrong place at the wrong time, and there'll be a battle between Syrian and Turkish forces, I swear to you. If the first part happens, I guarantee you that Assad and Erdogan will do whatever it takes to prevent war. Both realize that a war between Syria and Turkey benefits no one except their enemies (US/Israel).
The commanders of the divisions are personally at fault for the 49th Army's failure to accomplish its objectives and for its heavy casualties. They still grossly violate the instructions of Comrade Putin and the order of the Front regarding the use of massed artillery to achieve a breakthrough, and about the tactics and techniques of attacking the defenses of populated areas. The units of the Tiger Forces for many days criminally continue their head-on attacks on Autaya, Beit Nayem and Jobar without any success, while suffering heavy losses.
Even a person with basic military education can understand that these settlements are very suitable defensive positions. The areas in front of these settlements are ideal for firing upon, but despite this the criminally conducted attacks continue in the same places. As a result of the stupidity and indiscipline of the organizers, people pay with their lives, without bringing any benefit to Souria.
If you still want to keep your current ranks, I demand:
Immediately stop the criminal head-on attacks on the settlements. Stop the head-on attacks on heights with good firing positions. When attacking make full use of ravines, forests and terrain that is not easily fired upon. Immediately breakthrough between the settlements and, without waiting for their complete fall, tomorrow capture Autaya, Jobar and advance up to Jisreen.
Report the execution of the order to me by 24:00 of 26 January. —Order of Brigadier General Suheil al-hassan commander of the Tiger Forces, Syrian Arab Army on 26 February 2018
>Czech authorities release Syrian Kurdish leader BEIRUT, LEBANON (1:25 P.M.) – The Czech authorities have released the leader of the Kurdish PYD, Salih Muslim, after detaining him in Prague over the weekend.
Salih Muslim was previously detained by the Czech authorities on behalf of Turkey, who claims that the PYD leader participated in a terrorist act with the outlawed PKK in 2007.
Turkey is still seeking his extradition to Ankara, but have failed to get the Czech authorities to agree to thus far.
BEIRUT, LEBANON (4:20 P.M.) – A new Free Syrian Army (FSA) group in the Aleppo Governorate announced its disbandment just two hours after announcing its formation this week.
According to the reports released by the group, Jaysh Halab Al-Shabaa published a statement at 10:00 P.M. (Damascus Time) that announced the formation of this rebel group in Aleppo.
However, just two hours later at 12:00 A.M. (Damascus Time), the rebel group published another statement that announced the faction’s disbandment.
No reason was given for disbanding the rebel group.
>be FSA >get funding and weapons from most of West and Arabian Peninsula >get ready for revolt >get Mukhabarated >skip few months >go again >get btfo >gas myself to get at Assad >it does nothing >invite AQI to help >get cucked when AQI turns into ISIS and half your members join them >invite REAL AQ to help >get cucked as they take over >invite other jihadis to diversify our forces >get cucked as they fight AQ for control instead of our enemy >try to rally everyone to attack Assad >AQ cucks you, repeatedly to push a ceasfire they break a week later >despite all the support of the West and Gulf States, still lose battles >fight like literal niggers >Jihadis are more interested in pleasure than fighting >finally btfo Assad >Russia steps in >get bombed >get barrel bombed >get cluster bombed >get thermobaric bombed >get parachute bombed >get MLRS'd >lose link to Aleppo pocket >launch operation to link up >1345 phases later, get btfo >launch media campaign for Aleppo pocket featuring 144 last hospitals/bakeries >only libshits buy it >useless fat amerilards >lose pocket because quitters >quitters come to Idlib and start fighting again >except they're fighting us over a pack of cigarettes >get btfo by Assad Al-Bukamal 2016 saga >be NSyA (New Syrian Army - aka NSA Syria Branch) >get training and weapons from US/UK/Israel/Jordan >get sent across Jordanian border to attack ISIS in Tanf >seize Tanf >YAY, GAINS >btfo ISIS by capturing empty desert >YAY GAINZ >btfo ISIS even more by capturing even more empty desert >YAY GAINZ >reach SAA frontlines >fug, they have 3 soldiers >TURNBACKTURNBACKTURNBACKTURNBACKTURNBACKTURNBACKTURNBACKTURNBACKTURNBACKTURNBACKTURNBACK >decide to attack ISIS even more >btfo by capturing empty desert all the way up the border to al-Bukamal >YAY GAINZ >city looks empty >get greedy, maybe we can cap it! >YAYLLYELELYLLELYLLEYLE FSA STRONK >enter city, no resistance >YAY GAINZ >ISIS counterattack begins >FUGGG, FASCISTS ATTACKING US! >get routed >lose 60 out of 150 soldiers >get btfo >ISIS is chasing us all the way down the border >they reach al-Tanf >we huddle while burgers/bongs fight them for us >barely fight ISIS off >Burgers scream our ears off at our incompetence >take a hiatus And there was not a single peep out of them for several months >gas myself to get at Assad >it changes little >Turkey steps in >they get bogged down in one city against a gang of ISIS faggots for three months >they get cucked as Assad captures everything to the south of that city >we attack Hama >get btfo >gas myself again to get at Assad >Trump launches $60B worth of missiles at an airbase that suffers very little damage and is operational again in 24 hours >get barrelbombed by aircraft from that airbase >get btfo again >get ceasefire >Jihadis fight each other again >get btfo everywhere >get direct help from burgers at al-Tanf via airstrkes against advancing Assad militias and military bases >get cucked as SAA just goes around them and reach Iraq >we get btfo again >Assad btfos ISIS >we get btfo by ourselves >gas ourselves many times to get at Assad >fucking western media won't cover it >quake as Suheil ravages ISIS boipuccis >AQ starts civil war #3516 >AQ btfos us >AQ seizes half of Idlibstan and greenbuses us to Aleppostan >Trump sees our Zinki beheading video and has a change of heart >ends funding to us >stupid fat orange useless amerilard with a bad haircut >get cucked by US in the south as they demand we turn over anything that we can use to shell Assad with >Surrender to our enemy to spite our masters >Assad laughs his ass off at the absolute state of us, before barrelbombing us >Israel airstrikes Assad and we launch an offensive >Said offensive gets repelled, despite Israeli help >Launch Hama offensive #559 >At the end, the net gain is ONE village >Despite being defeated in Uqayribat, ISIS pops up in NE Hama >What is this sorcery? >AQ btfos ISIS, but SAA captures over 20 villages from us >ISIS pops up AGAIN and btfos us. >ISIS sorcery again. >SAA laughs at the state of us, while btfoing us. >Turkey invades Syria! >in Idlibstan >With us as the enemy >Why do you do this to us? >We bog Turkey down, but only after they cockblock shitty K*rds from advancing in Idlibstan >E. Ghouta pocket launches offensive in Harasta >SAA repels the offensive with 2:1 KD ratio in favor of SAA >SAA proceeds to btfo yet another pocket near the Israeli border >after said pocket btfos itself >SAA btfos ISIS in East Syria >redeploys Suheil to >rape us >AQ defects back to AQ >Launch Hama offensive #663 >Seize one village and checkpoint >Lose them the same day >Btfo ourselves as we btfo ISIS Hama Pocket Sorcerers >Suheil launches Abu Dhuhur Offensive >Run and leave behind cripples to get their boipuccis ravaged >Meanwhile, rip off Russians and kotel SAA in East Ghouta >Get btfo >Meanwhile, in Abu Dhuhur, we send reinforcements to Sinjar >AQ cucks us by stopping them >HTSAA confirmed >Lose Sinjar >Lose everything up to Abu Dhuhur >Launch ebin counteroffensive >Make minor gains >Get btfo when weather clears >Lose Abu Dhuhur AFB/City because everyone else is going to Afrin >Launch Afrin OP >Turkey is helping us with airstrikes and sheit >Cross border >Get btfo by rag-tag PKKshitters >Attack mountain >Get btfo by mud and fog >capture mountain after much effort >BTFO PKKshitters >make slow gains against an inferior enemy >Tiger goes to East Ghouta >Get bombed >Get barrel bombed >Get cluster bombed >Get thermobaric bombed >Get parachute bombed >Get MLRS'd >UN calls for ceasefire >Russian AF breaks cease fire 12 minutes after it is declared >Tiger launches >Gas yourself to get at Assad >Meanwhile, AQ instigates Civil War #22374 >Other Jihadis btfo AQ >AQ btfo us >We btfo ourselves >We form new group and disband it in two hours Such is life in the FSA
>>122703 >tfw the misadventures of the FSA have gotten to the point where it almost warranted a second post for this entire pasta because I almost reached char limit.
>#Syria: #HTS is quickly surrendering territory in southern and eastern #Idlib, fortifying its mini-emirate between the Turkish border and Idlib city by dispatching forces to Binnish and Sarmin
>#Syria: drive-through footage from western #Aleppo after #HTS was expelled from the region. Black flags have been replaced by #FreeSyria flags on the main squares, civlians sound relieved the jihadi group is gone https://twitter.com/ThomasVLinge/status/968558109491912708
>#Syria: #JTS and #FSA rebel forces seized control of Tell As, Hish, and Babuleen in southern #Idlib as #HTS continues to lose ground >#Syria: in Saraqib locals have reportedly come to an agreement on the #HTS in which the jihadists will hand over all checkpoints and their HQ in order to be allowed a save exit >#Syria: #HTS-linked battalions in Zardana, Taftanaz, Shalliakh and Abian Sam'an in #Idlib announce their defection from the jihadist group https://twitter.com/ThomasVLinge
I suspect Turkey is 100% behind this, so they can claim that Rebels have separated themselves from AQ.
BEIRUT, LEBANON (9:25 P.M.) – The Syrian Arab Army (SAA) launched a night assault in the East Ghouta region, targeting the town of Utaya near recently captured Al-Nashabiyah.
Led by the Tiger Forces and 4th Division, the Syrian Arab Army stormed the area located between the towns of Al-Salihiyah and Utaya in a bid to gain the upper-hand against the Islamist rebels of Jaysh Al-Islam.
>>122765 There's a despised shitposter who posts under Jordanian flag. Calls himself Al-Urduni (The Jordanian). He spams, shitposts, never contributes, samefags, and when he's feeling like ruining a thread, he spams 4/sg/ threads with scat. Oh, and he has multiple proxies, so the mods can't just b& him once and be done with it. He's gotten all of Jordan rangeb& before.
He's literally worst poster on 4/sg/ - no small achievement.
Russians unleash first assault on militants in East Ghouta
BEIRUT, LEBANON (10:10 P.M.) – The Russian military launched a powerful attack against the militants in the East Ghouta, tonight, targeting the heavily fortified positions of Jaysh Al-Islam near the towns of Al-Shifouniyah and Hawsh Dawahra.
The field correspondent added that the Russian Aerospace Forces launched a total of eight airstrikes over the towns of Al-Shifouniyah and Hawsh Dawahra.
In the coming days, the Syrian Army is expected to once again storm the Hawsh Dawahra-Shifouniyah axis in order to expel the Islamist rebels from this imperative area in the East Ghouta region.
>Pro-Syrian government and Iranian organized National Defense Forces (#NDF) have killed 4 fighters from the invading Turkish-led forces during clashes on the Kolko axis in #Syria's #Afrin. >The Kurdish #YPG also recaptured Omranli from invading Turkish-led forces in the northeast of the #Afrin region in northwest #Syria. https://twitter.com/oulosP/status/968593172891951104
Unconfirmed Reports : The Syrian Army advanced on the Vehicles Management axis a distance over a kilometer and half towards Al-Ajami neighborhood
Unconfirmed Reports : Units of the Tiger forces in cooperation with other formations take control of Hawsh Al-Dhawahra and are now on the outskirts of Al-Shaifouniyah. And are continuing their advance now amidst targeting by the missiles units and artillery
#Syria #Damascus #EastGhouta #Eastern_Ghouta #East_Ghouta #EasternGhouta New Video from the Militants of East Ghouta showing a large amount of #SyrianArmedForces Soldiers Martyred in the trenches of East Ghouta as Ongoing Fierce Battles Continue. PART 1 / 2 https://twitter.com/IvanSidorenko1/status/968600565868630016 #Syria #Damascus #EastGhouta #Eastern_Ghouta #East_Ghouta #EasternGhouta New Video from the Militants of East Ghouta showing a large amount of #SyrianArmedForces Soldiers Martyred in the trenches of East Ghouta as Ongoing Fierce Battles Continue. PART 2 / 2 https://twitter.com/IvanSidorenko1/status/968600565868630016
>>122781 Don’t be surprised by the amount of casualties. everyone knew this was going to be the bloodiest battle of the whole War and it was Expected. if you thought other wise then you probably havnt been watching this war & front for long https://twitter.com/IvanSidorenko1/status/968600565868630016
>>122793 Astana agreement, for now they want to focus on the remaining pockets. Dunno what comes later - SDF or Turkey backed rebels- because HTS will be dead soon enough.
>HTS launches massive counter-offensive in northern Syria BEIRUT, LEBANON (3:15 P.M.) – The jihadist rebels of Hay’at Tahrir Al-Sham launched a massive counter-offensive in northern Syria, today, targeting several areas under the control of Jabhat Tahrir Souriya.
Hay’at Tahrir Al-Sham began their offensive by striking Jabhat Tahrir Souriya’s positions inside the northern countryside of the Idlib Governorate.
According to pro-HTS media, their forces captured the towns of Kafr Losen, Aqrabat, Deir Hassan, and Qah after a short battle with Jabhat Tahrir Souriya.
In addition to capturing these towns, HTS also took five rebels from Jabhat Tahrir Souriya prisoner after their assault on Qah.
Devs Feb 28 >Idlib; HTS launches large op against Jabhat Tahrir Souriya, cap Kafr Losen, Aqrabat, Deir Hassan, and Qah, currently attacking Atmeh >UN report claims the North Korea sent supplies for manufacturing chemical weapons on 40 occasions between 2012-2017 >Syrian envoy to the UN states military forces could not have used chemical weapons, as they do not possess them >E Ghouta; SAA resumes offensive in suburbs of Harasta and Arbeen, capture area around Sayyed Mohammad Mosque, advance along Harasta-Douma St >Deir Ezzor; ISIS claims to have killed 13 SDF fighters and captured 4 more in the town of Al-Sha’afah >Peskov; Russia doing its best to maintain humanitarian pauses in Eastern Ghouta >Ru MoD; Over 300 civilians can’t leave East Ghouta due to terrorist shelling >Turkish military sends reinforcements to Afrin for 2nd phase of Operation Olive Branch >YPG destroys FSA vehicle in Afrin, killing three >Possible US sanctions ‘obstacle’ for Iraq as it studies issue of buying S-400 systems – FM >Afghan president offers recognition of Taliban as political group, proposes ceasefire, prisoner exch, new elections/constitution review
>VIDEO: New Syrian faction declares resistance against USA occupation in Raqqa
DAMASCUS, SYRIA (3:45: P.M.) – A newly-formed, pro-government faction in the Syrian northern city of Raqqa has just issued a statement declaring resistance against the American troops in the afflicted city.
“We officially declare the formation of the popular resistance in Raqqa to prevent the American aggression from taking over any part of our beloved Syria after it [USA] gathered terrorists from all over the world as their proxies; who destroyed the city of Raqqa and killed its innocent people”, the statement read.
The group introduced itself through Six rifle-wielding, masked men filmed in video footage and circulated on social media.
AMN hasn’t been able to verify the authenticity of the footage.
The group called on all the people of Raqqa to take part in the resistance by all means possible through “engaging in demonstrations, strikes and opposing all efforts to partition Syria”.
Meanwhile, the Syrian government accused the US of massacring scores of civilians in Deir Ezzor by conducting illegitimate airstrikes.
>Syria accuses US Coalition of massacring another 30 civilians in Deir Ezzor BEIRUT, LEBANON (3:30 P.M.) – At least 30 civilians were killed by the U.S. Coalition in the eastern countryside of the Deir Ezzor Governorate, today, the Syrian Arab News Agency (SANA) reported.
According to the SANA report, the U.S. Coalition massacred at least 30 civilians while bombing the Islamic State (ISIS) held town of Sha’fah near the Iraqi border.
This latest accusation comes just 48 hours after the U.S. Coalition killed 29 civilians in a town near Al-Sha’fah.
>Syrian Army enters new town in East Ghouta BEIRUT, LEBANON (3:45 P.M.) – Minutes ago, the Syrian Arab Army (SAA) entered the town of Al-Shifouniyah after a fierce battle with Jaysh Al-Islam in the eastern corridor of the East Ghouta region.
Led by the Tiger Forces, the Syrian Arab Army was able to infiltrate Jaysh Al-Islam’s defenses this afternoon, following the resumption of their field activity at 2:00 P.M. (Damascus Time).
The Syrian Army is now attempting to take control of Al-Shifouniyah, despite heavy resistance from Jaysh Al-Islam.
While the Syrian Army works to capture Al-Shifouniyah, their sappers are working to clear the town of Hawsh Dawahra of mines and IEDs that may have been left behind by Jaysh Al-Islam.
>Syrian Army releases first photos from captured East Ghouta town
BEIRUT, LEBANON (4:20 P.M.) – The Syrian Arab Army (SAA) scored a big advance inside the eastern sector of the East Ghouta region last night, taking control of several areas, including the town of Hawsh Dawahra. Led by their elite Tiger Forces, the Syrian Arab Army was able to take advantage of Jaysh Al-Islam’s poor visibility at night, paving the way for their soldiers to advance into Hawsh Dawahra. The Tiger Forces were then able to impose full control over Hawsh Dawahra after Jaysh Al-Islam’s last trenches were captured inside the eastern part of the town. Below are the first photos of the Tiger Forces inside captured Hawsh Dawahra:
>Jihadists collapse in Qaeda-held Harasta as Syrian Army secures new areas DAMASCUS, SYRIA (5:00 P.M.) – Heavy battles ripped through the jihadi-controlled Harasta suburb as the Syrian Army’s ground forces controlled new areas in the Eastern Ghouta region.
Led by the SAA’s elite 4th Armored Division, the government troops scored, today, a substantial gain in al-Ajami neighborhood in Harasta, securing two mosques used y militants as command headquarters.
According to an informed military source, the Syrian forces seized parts of the road linking Harasta to the rebel-bastion of Douma, and uncovered a network on tunnels.
“We aim at separating the two cities (Harasta and Douma)in order to neutralize militants”, the same source added.
>>123042 Ayyyyy, we got a Chilean here! But be careful what you wish for: The flag is basically a permanent tripcode, that shows up all over the site, as it's given based on your IP, and you have to ask the mods to add/remove it.
>>123045 Yeah, but it's better than letting this place get stagnant with no updates. Plus we can see the updates direct without having to filter through all the shitposting - on top of these threads lasting weeks so you don't have to look through archives (where you still have to filter through shitposting).
>>123048 Asuka? Crimean? Or another Hohol? You'll be welcomed with open arms as long as you contribute and don't shit up the thread. >>123049 Well, I've been fishing rather hard these past few days/weeks. I might've even gotten Master Baker to start lurking here.
>>123050 Well. I remmeber when he told me that he started noticing those pastel horses some time after /mlpol/. No need to be fully-pledged horsefucker to be here.
>>123052 Yeah. People come here just for the curiosity, and they see all this relevant content. And the shitposting/off-topic/cancer/shilling is minimal to nonexistent!
>>123054 Hah, no. If there's one thing I know, it's that the mods do notice reports and go into the threads. Ponies get deleted within 20 minutes, and I know that if I tried sneaking one in, they'll notice and delete it/b& me rather quickly.
What happened to twitter? My almost empty account was just deleted. And now i'm banned from making a new one. Seems like they mistook me for russian bot or whatever.
>>123076 >Inb4 the Ukrainians request flag removal.
Martyr Dr. Duha Abu Asali was one of the victims of #Ghouta terrorists shelling on the capital #Damascus two months ago. Originally from Swaida, Duha missed her graduation ceremony for faculty of Pharmacy at Damascus University because the west wanted #ALQaeda freedom in #Syria https://twitter.com/Osman_Marwa1/status/968824041866956805
>>123049 I did some fishing as well in some furfag threads last night. Some anons mentioned how they missed /mlpol/, so i linked them here. Not sure how many came over though.
>Putin: Shelling from E. Ghouta which hit Russian embassy in Syria ‘won’t be tolerated forever
Moscow is not going to keep tolerating the daily shelling of Damascus by eastern Ghouta militants that recently hit the Russian embassy in Syria, President Vladimir Putin said after meeting Austrian Chancellor Sebastian Kurz. The current hotspot of the Syrian crisis – Eastern Ghouta on the outskirts of Damascus – is being used by numerous terrorist groups as a base, from which they launch attacks on the capital and other areas in the country, Putin said, responding to a Russian media journalist’s question on the situation there. Damascus is being shelled up to 80 times a day from the besieged area.
Putin particularly stressed that the Russian embassy in Damascus has come under mortar fire. The building has been shelled and suffered damage on numerous occasions during the Syrian conflict. On February 6, the Russian trade mission in the Syrian capital was also targeted. Luckily, the building was unoccupied, but civilians were injured in the attack.
“It’s well-known – at least, we know this well in Russia – that shells land even on the territory of the Russian embassy and trade mission. Are we going to tolerate this forever?” the president wondered.
Kurz urged Russia to influence the Syrian government and the situation in the country in order to facilitate a diplomatic resolution of the conflict.
>>123087 “I appeal to Russia, as it has influence there [in Syria] and has a responsibility. Being a superpower, it can influence the regime [of President Bashar Assad], the situation in Syria. Therefore, we hope that everyone will return to the negotiating table and swiftly stop this war,” Kurz said.
“The situation is difficult [in Syria], the prospects of the peaceful settlement depend on the warring parties – on their internal desire to achieve this settlement and preserve the territorial integrity and unity of their country,” Putin said, adding that “the influence of regional countries and key international players is very important.”
According to the Russian leader, Moscow will “strive to establish political dialogue” and ensure the beginning of the work on the new Syrian constitution. Russia will also work to turn the de-escalation zones in Syria into “areas of cooperation between Damascus and the opposition,” he added.
The Ukrainian issue was also discussed during the talks, with Putin reiterating that Moscow wouldn’t object to the deployment of international peacekeepers in the People’s Republics of Donetsk and Lugansk. The President also said that the Nord Stream 2 gas pipeline, which will connect Germany and Russia via the Baltic Sea, is “an absolutely depoliticized” project. He said the pipeline isn’t viewed as “an alternative to the Ukrainian transit route,” adding that Moscow is ready to continue co-operation with Kiev in this area. According to Kurz, Austria has “a positive approach to the [Nord Stream 2] project as well as Germany and other states,” but a lot of details have yet to be worked out.
>US training Europe to use tactical nukes against Russia is threat to non-proliferation – Lavrov
US programs which train non-nuclear powers on how to use American tactical nuclear weapons violate the Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty, Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov said.
Lavrov’s comments reiterate Russia’s critical stance regarding the US and its training of NATO allies. The US is training European states who do not possess nuclear arsenals of their own on how to use American nuclear weapons stationed there. Moscow considers it a breach of the NTP, the cornerstone of the current non-proliferation regime.
Lavrov criticized the US deployment of tactical nuclear weapons on European soil as well as the involvement of non-nuclear states in training programs, at a session of the UN Conference on Disarmament in Geneva on Wednesday.
“Everybody should understand that the US military are preparing the militaries of European states to use tactical nuclear weapons against Russia,” he stressed.
The US stores an estimated 200 of its B61 nuclear bombs in countries including Germany, Belgium, Italy, the Netherlands and Turkey as part of NATO’s nuclear-sharing program. Russia considers the presence of American nuclear weapons in other nations as a hostile gesture. The US is currently upgrading the B61, making the weapon more flexible in use, claiming it is necessary to counter Russia’s arsenal of tactical nuclear weapons. Russia says its arsenal is necessary to protect it from NATO’s overwhelming superiority in terms of conventional arms.
>Afghan president offers recognition of Taliban as political group, says talks possible Afghanistan’s President Ashraf Ghani offered recognition of the Taliban as a legitimate political group on Wednesday. He said a proposed political process could lead to talks aimed at ending more than 16 years of war, Reuters reports. The offer was made at the start of an international conference aimed at creating a platform for peace talks. Ghani’s statement adds to a series of signals from both the Western-backed government and the Taliban suggesting a greater willingness to consider dialogue. The president proposed a ceasefire and a release of prisoners as part of a range of options including new elections, involving the militants, and a constitutional review as part of a pact with the Taliban.
>Donor conference for Palestinian refugees to be held in March after US support cut A donors’ conference will be held next month to help fill a funding gap at the UN agency for Palestinian refugees after the US decided to cut support, Sweden’s deputy UN ambassador said on Tuesday. The March 15 conference in Rome, hosted by Sweden, Jordan and Egypt, will be attended by UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres and EU foreign policy chief Federica Mogherini. Both officials have called on countries to step in and fill the gap left by the US cuts, AFP said. The US announced in January that it would give $60 million to UNRWA – a fraction of the $350 million annual contribution that it previously provided to the UN agency’s budget. Washington is the biggest single donor to UNRWA. The agency provides schools and health clinics to 5.3 million refugees in the Palestinian territories, Jordan, Lebanon and Syria.
>Lebanon PM Hariri in Saudi Arabia for 1st visit since reversed resignation Lebanese Prime Minister Saad Hariri has headed to Saudi Arabia for his first visit to the kingdom since his now-reversed resignation from Riyadh late last year. The move was followed by a bizarre sequence of events that deeply strained relations between the two countries. Hariri arrived in Saudi Arabia early on Wednesday, and is expected to meet the king and his powerful crown prince, AP reports. His visit follows an invite by a Saudi envoy who visited Hariri in Beirut. The PM reversed a resignation that he submitted from the kingdom upon returning to Beirut, saying he reached a domestic deal to distance Lebanon from regional conflicts. The resignation was widely perceived as Saudi-orchestrated.
>Possible US sanctions ‘obstacle’ for Iraq as it studies issue of buying S-400 systems – FM Baghdad is carefully studying the issue of buying Russia’s S-400 surface-to-air missile systems, TASS quoted Iraqi Foreign Minister Ibrahim al-Jaafari as telling reporters on Tuesday. The statement came following a meeting of the Russian-Iraqi intergovernmental commission on trade, economic, scientific and technological cooperation. However, possible US sanctions are an obstacle to Baghdad’s purchase of the systems. The US has warned Iraq, among a number of other countries, of the consequences of striking deals to purchase advanced weaponry from Russia, particularly the S-400 missile defense systems. The US State Department has said that Washington had contacted many countries, including Iraq, to explain the significance of the Countering America’s Adversaries Through Sanctions Act, and possible consequences that would arise in the wake of defense agreements with Russia.
>Philippines hails US decision to blacklist local ISIS-linked groups The Philippines hailed on Wednesday Washington’s decision to blacklist two local pro-Islamic State (IS, formerly ISIS) groups. The US State Department and the Department of Treasury designated the Maute group and the Dawlatul Islamiyah Waliyatul Masrik as “terrorist organizations” on Tuesday, blocking US-based assets belonging to them or their supporters and barring Americans from dealing with them, AFP said. The move is an “affirmation of what Philippine authorities already know – that the Maute Group and the Dawlah-Islamiya are terrorist groups,” a statement by the Defense Ministry in Manila said. They will be denied access to the US financial system and will face sanctions, making it more difficult for them to conduct their activities in the Philippines and abroad, it added. Militants from the Maute group were routed from Marawi last October after a five-month battle. It was sparked by its bid to establish an IS caliphate in the largely Catholic country’s southern Mindanao region.
>Turkey rejects US, French calls to suspend offensive in NW Syria Turkey rejected on Wednesday Western calls to suspend its offensive in northwest Syria, saying the US misunderstood the extent of a UN ceasefire resolution. Ankara also accused France of giving “false information” on the issue, Reuters reports. Ankara has said the UN resolution demanding a 30-day ceasefire across Syria does not apply to its five-week-old military operation in Afrin against the Kurdish YPG militia. Turkey considers the YPG a terrorist group. In statements to two NATO allies, Turkey’s Foreign Ministry spokesman said a US State Department appeal that Turkey “go back and read” the ceasefire resolution was unfounded. He also denied that Paris had told Ankara that the truce also applied to its Afrin campaign.
>Iran ready to discuss regional security issues with Arab neighbors – Rouhani Iran is ready to discuss regional security issues with its Gulf Arab neighbors as long as foreign powers are kept out of any potential talks, President Hassan Rouhani said on Wednesday. “We don’t need foreigners to guarantee the security of our region,” he said in a speech broadcast on state television. “When it comes to regional security arrangements, we are ready to talk to our neighbors and friends, without the presence of foreigners,” AFP quoted him as saying. “We are, have been, and always will be good neighbors,” Rouhani said, addressing Gulf Arab countries including Iran’s regional rival Saudi Arabia. He was speaking in the southern port city of Bandar Abbas overlooking the Gulf – a flashpoint of tensions between Iran and Saudi Arabia.
>UN never found proof of chemical weapons use by Syrian troops – Russian military The UN representatives in Damascus who have free access to eastern Ghouta have never found any proof of chemical weapons use by Syrian troops, the Russian Defense Ministry said on Wednesday. UK Foreign Secretary Boris Johnson earlier said the UK might support military action against the Syrian government troops, if there was irrefutable evidence that Damascus had used chemical weapons, TASS reported. Commenting on Johnson’s words, the Russian ministry’s spokesman Major-General Igor Konashenkov said the UN representatives who have free access to eastern Ghouta “have never found any evidence that these reports are true.”
>>123086 >>123087 >>123088 >>123089 >>123090 >>123091 >>123092 >>123093 Thanks Master Baker! I hope you come around - not referring becoming a horsefucker ofc (nobody's going to force that on you), but posting updates here regularly and discussing stuff with others. Stuff like OP image keeps the normalfaggots and shitposters away, like an umbrella.
>>123096 Interesting. Thought they would have remained loyal to Turkey considering how Turkey brought them over and supported them. Also what do you think of this. https://archive.is/tF2sM
>>123097 Polish Lawgoy (Hezbflag) and I managed to fish him over here. A few other regulars have been here as well, including Burger Baker who lurks this thread.
>>123093 Oh hey there Romania-bro. Thanks for pitching in. Also, >Russia's call for dialogue with Assad irritates Ankara Pic rel. >>123098 Interesting. That whole talk about """problem""" within Congress is really nothing to be concerned for Saudis. Ultimately, it's Israel who sets the tone there. I think Saudis will be allowed to have it, yet the question stands: will it be only for energy? There might be a quiet agreement if they will be "good goyish enough" that they might count on some nuke-tech to prevent Majoosi expansion. Yet, in return Iran might invite Chinks. Nothing but further escalation, tbh.
>#Syrian Amb Bashar Al Jaafari normally makes a point of turning up to #UN Security Council meetings. Not today. With his country in violation of recent resolution, he is absent. #Eastern_Ghouta #Syria
>German Muslim citizen arrested by Afghan SOF in Helmand. Two Taliban fighters were caught with him in the same operation and 5 others were reportedly killed. Afghan Taliban say he was just a visitor who was living with them to "research Afghan culture". https://twitter.com/Natsecjeff/status/968941876144496640
>A Taliban media operative films a nighttime assault on an Afghan base in Khakrez, Khandahar province. Footage is filmed through a night vision device. Note that one Taliban fighter appears to have a helmet-mounted NVG* https://twitter.com/LongWarJournal/status/968530349230829569
>After overrunning Khakrez base during nighttime assault, Taliban fighters tour it during daytime, without fear of reprisal from Afghan or Coalition air power. Spoils of war include ALP & ANP vehicles, AK-47s, ammunition, etc.* https://twitter.com/LongWarJournal/status/968532948730433538
>State Dept Assures American People Trump Admin Is Handling N. Korea, Iran, Syria
State Department spokesperson Heather Nauert assured the American people on Wednesday that the Trump administration was handling the crises surrounding North Korea, Iran, and Syria.
Fox Business host Stuart Varney asked Nauert about concerns in the Middle East, particularly in regards to Syria. Varney asked if there was a "clear-and-present danger" to the United States, which Nauert said should not be a concern to the American people.
"I don't want to worry the American public. We are on this, administration-wide, from the White House, the State Department, Department of Defense, all of us are working very, very hard on this," Nauert said. "We are seeing some successes. It's not something that's going to happen overnight. This is something that took years and years to develop and now we'll continue to be focused on it so stay tuned."
Earlier in the conversation, Varney specifically asked about reports North Korea sold chemical weapons materials to the Assad regime in Syria and about Iran establishing bases in Syria "as a launchpad into Israel."
The spokesperson said North Korea was "desperate," which is why they may have sold chemical weapons to the Syrian regime. On the subject of Iran, she said the Islamic Republic presented a threat to many countries in the region by sending weapons to terrorist organizations throughout the Middle East.
"We have seen that Iran has malign influence all across the world, not just in that region, but all across the world," Nauert said.
Nauert added that the Obama administration failed to look at non-nuclear related actions made by Iran.
"The previous administration had simply looked at Iran with regard to the nuclear deal, forgetting all the other bad things that Iran is doing, such as funding and backing Hezbollah," she said. "So the president has decided to really focus on that in addition to the nuclear deal."
>State Dept Assures American People Trump Admin Is Handling N. Korea, Iran, Syria
State Department spokesperson Heather Nauert assured the American people on Wednesday that the Trump administration was handling the crises surrounding North Korea, Iran, and Syria.
Fox Business host Stuart Varney asked Nauert about concerns in the Middle East, particularly in regards to Syria. Varney asked if there was a "clear-and-present danger" to the United States, which Nauert said should not be a concern to the American people.
"I don't want to worry the American public. We are on this, administration-wide, from the White House, the State Department, Department of Defense, all of us are working very, very hard on this," Nauert said. "We are seeing some successes. It's not something that's going to happen overnight. This is something that took years and years to develop and now we'll continue to be focused on it so stay tuned."
Earlier in the conversation, Varney specifically asked about reports North Korea sold chemical weapons materials to the Assad regime in Syria and about Iran establishing bases in Syria "as a launchpad into Israel."
The spokesperson said North Korea was "desperate," which is why they may have sold chemical weapons to the Syrian regime. On the subject of Iran, she said the Islamic Republic presented a threat to many countries in the region by sending weapons to terrorist organizations throughout the Middle East.
"We have seen that Iran has malign influence all across the world, not just in that region, but all across the world," Nauert said.
Nauert added that the Obama administration failed to look at non-nuclear related actions made by Iran.
"The previous administration had simply looked at Iran with regard to the nuclear deal, forgetting all the other bad things that Iran is doing, such as funding and backing Hezbollah," she said. "So the president has decided to really focus on that in addition to the nuclear deal."
>Syria - Q&A - Excerpts from the daily press briefing (28.02.18)
Q – This morning, Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov accused rebel groups in Eastern Ghouta of blocking the delivery of humanitarian aid and the evacuation of civilians who wish to leave. What is your response?
A – All concerned parties must fully implement the provisions of UN Security Council resolution 2401, which calls for the establishment of a permanent truce lasting at least 30 days. This truce is absolutely necessary to allow humanitarian actors to deliver aid and to securely evacuate the sick and injured.
Armed groups in Eastern Ghouta pledged to the UN Security Council that they would abide by resolution 2401 and accept the truce. Bashar al-Assad’s regime, on the other hand, did not make such a commitment. But he must abide by Security Council resolutions.
We are therefore asking backers of the Syrian regime to exert maximum pressure to force it to implement its obligations.
>Ambassador Ala: Misleading campaigns against Syrian government aim at rescuing terrorists
Syria’s Permanent Representative to the UN in Geneva, Ambassador Hussam Eddin Ala, said that the false accusations against the Syrian government, which fights terrorism and protects its citizens from crimes of terrorists, aim at rescuing and protecting terrorist organizations in order to continue using them against the Syrian state and its people.
“The Syrian state is fighting terrorism and protecting its citizens from terrorist crimes. It has taken all steps to ensure the safety of civilians and has allocated safe passage for their exit and provided them with full needs. In contrary, Jabhat al-Nusra and its allies of terrorist organizations continue to shell indiscriminately the city of Damascus and the safe corridor designated for the exit of civilians from Eastern Ghouta and prevent them from leaving the area.” Ala added in a speech during the plenary session of the 37th session of the Human Rights Council in Geneva on Wednesday. “We have heard speeches that cry the Syrians in Ghouta, but those same people did not care about the suffering of the victims of the indiscriminate attacks on Damascus. We have heard from those who demanded the implementation of UNSC’s resolutions and the cessation of what they called hell on the ground in Ghouta,” the Ambassador said.
He continued to say that those same people failed to demand an end to the illegal US-led coalition, to respect Syrian sovereignty, to stop the hell of the US raids that destroyed the whole Raqqa city and committed massacres against civilians as they remained silent about the Turkish aggression on the Syrian territory and the massacres committed by the invading Turkish forces and their mercenaries against civilians in the city of Afrin and their endeavor to impose a siege on more than 1 million residents in the region.”
>Iran builds new military base near Damascus — media
Iran has established a new permanent military base near Syria’s capital that allegedly has hangers for storing missiles, Fox News TV channel reported.
According to Western intelligence sources, the facility is located eight miles (12 km) northwest of Damascus. The website shows satellite images allegedly confirming this. The base is controlled by the Quds Force, the special operations arm of Iran’s Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC), it claims.
The TV channel says the photos show two new hangars, each roughly 30 yards by 20 yards, used to store short-and medium-range missiles "capable of hitting all of Israel."
Last year, satellite photos revealed another Iranian base to the south of Damascus, which was allegedly destroyed in December by a missile strike by Israeli forces, the report says.
Israel has repeatedly accused Tehran of building facilities for manufacturing high-precision guided missiles in Syria and Lebanon. More: http://tass.com/world/991851
US blocks Russia-drafted statement at UN Security Council
The United States is blocking the vote for the Russia-drafted statement for implementation of the ceasefire in Syria, Russia’s Permanent Representative to the UN Vasily Nebenzia said.
The US delegation suggested new amendments overhauling its fundamentals should be added to the statement, which is an ‘official UN document one step below a resolution,’ he added.
"The Americans presented [their] amendments which basically is nothing about our PRST [Presidential statement]. There is nothing out of our PRST in their amendments so that's what happened so far," Nebenzia said noting that what the US had named as "amendments" were "just a new PRST."
Russia put forward a proposal at the United Nations Security Council session on Wednesday that a statement in support of the resolution ordering a cessation of hostilities in Syria be adopted. Nebenzia read out extracts from the Russia-drafted statement, which includes an appeal to all parties to the conflict to implement the UN ceasefire resolution and a request to the armed opposition and the countries, which can influence them, "to provide security of humanitarian corridors to enable evacuations [of civilians] from Eastern Ghouta.". More: http://tass.com/world/992051
>A 15-year-old Syrian boy is tweeting heartbreaking videos of Eastern Ghouta under attack from furious Russian and government airstrikes
15-year-old Muhammed Najem, who lives in the heavily bombarded area of Eastern Ghouta in Syria, first tweeted in early December 2017.
“I am Muhammed Najem I am fifteen years old I live in the eastern Gouta,” Najem tweeted on December 7. “I will convey to you all the events which is being commited by the assad rigime in the Eastern Gouta through my own social media Facebook and Twitter.”
Najem, who says he wants to be a reporter, has since posted several heartbreaking photos and videos of children and adults killed in airstrikes, some of whom he says were his friends.
>While CNN, The Guardian, BuzzFeed News, and other outlets have reported on Najem, the authenticity of his photos and videos have not been independently verified.
But Kenan Rahmani, who works with the Syria Campaign, told BuzzFeed News that his sources in the region have said that Najem is “legit.”
>Still, this has not stopped Russian trolls from attacking Najem on social media.
“CNN found a new Bana to promote its regime change narrative,” Dan Cohen, a Russia Today correspondent, tweeted last week. “Unsurprisingly, neither the article nor video bother to mention that eastern Ghouta is held by a collection of jihadist insurgents.”
>>123145 >>123146 >Trump Admin Is Handling N. Korea, Iran, Syria >Admin Rather interesting choice of words there. I wonder if Trump has become completely powerless in foreign policy, and this is merely signaling this hypothesis. Of course, it could just be more hot air, and there's rampant infighting as evidenced by State Department issuing statements that they're not arming Kurds while Pentagon says the opposite. >We are on this, administration-wide, from the White House, the State Department, Department of Defense, So, the White House, State Department, and DoD (including Pentagon) are in agreement now. That's rather scary. US Gov couldn't do much in the world after Trump got elected because there was government infighting from differing and opposing agendas, but this seems to indicate that the infighting has ended and there is a single agenda. If true, then prepare to see some.. interesting times ahead. If it's true.
>>123165 Their next target will be Autaya. Too important to not have before launching the blitz to split the pocket in half. Plus, Nashabiya still hasn't been capped.
The arrival of new US forces of about 600 elements to the base # border border between Syria and # Iraq in the middle of the Syrian desert with their weapons and ammunition full, and reached the mechanisms and new US armor for the base. # Homs # Destroy the desert https://twitter.com/PalmyraRev1/status/969101003080585218
E. #Damascus: #Duma, most populated town of E. #Ghouta bombed 24hrs/day w/ unbelievable firepower (incl. waves of Grad rockets & incendiary bombs). #Syria https://twitter.com/QalaatAlMudiq/status/969238905726873601 >older tweet, but a good video
#AQ in rural #Idlib is suffering very heavy casualties by Jabhat Tahrir Souria (Ahrar and Zinki mainly) 500 killed and 1000 wounded in the last days. #Turkey promised #Russia to eliminate #AQ control in rural #Idlib to stop #SAA advance and allow #Turkey & its allies to take over https://twitter.com/ejmalrai/status/969229758948134913
For the 3d day, Jihadists prevent civilians from crossing al-Ghouta towards safety towards al-Wafedeen, rejecting the 5 hours ceasefire and safe passage offered by #Damascus gov and #Russia. However, today #Russia managed to coordinate with #Turkey and establish a safe crossing to humanitarian aids (medical, food supply and water) to #Kurds in #Afrin. Tens of trucks reached #Afrin enclave safely. https://twitter.com/ejmalrai/status/969228781301858305
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#Syria #Idlib Sectional secretary of Al Baath party Hilal Al Hilal visited Abu Duhur airbase at which he met W/ Major General Zaid Al Saleh commander of 5th corps, Colonel Yasser Dib commander of military formations around airbase & the commander of the garrison Azzam Al Yusuf https://twitter.com/IvanSidorenko1/status/969239373135908864
#Syria VIDEO from Liwa al Quds who are heading #ToDamascus #To_Damadcud #Damascus #EastGhouta #EasternGhouta #East_Ghouta #Eastern_Ghouta #SAA #SyrianArmy #SyrianArabArmy #SyrianArmedForces https://twitter.com/IvanSidorenko1/status/969198426243117056
#Syria #Damascus #EastGhouta #EasternGhouta #East_Ghouta #Eastern_Ghouta Ali Al Shilly Hawk groups The 4th Division men / Fourth Division Showing off the trenches Militants were using in #Harasta Farms. #SAA #SyrianArabArmy #SyrianArmy #SyrianArmedForces https://twitter.com/IvanSidorenko1/status/969036349666885632
#Syria #Damascus #EastGhouta #EasternGhouta #East_Ghouta #Eastern_Ghouta Ali Al Shilly Hawk groups The 4th Division men / Fourth Division Showing off the trenches Militants were using in #Harasta Farms. #SAA #SyrianArabArmy #SyrianArmy #SyrianArmedForces PART 1 OF 2 https://twitter.com/IvanSidorenko1/status/969035101471469574
#Syria #Damascus #EastGhouta #EasternGhouta #East_Ghouta #Eastern_Ghouta Ali Al Shilly Hawk groups The 4th Division men / Fourth Division Showing off the trenches Militants were using in #Harasta Farms. #SAA #SyrianArabArmy #SyrianArmy #SyrianArmedForces PART 2 OF 2 https://twitter.com/IvanSidorenko1/status/969035624094281728
#Syria #Afrin #AfrinUnderAttack #AfrinOp #AfrinOperasyonu #Efrin #Efrine 13 martyrs and 3 wounded from the Syrian popular defence forces in Sharan area, Afrin's countryside, as a result of heavy bombardment by the Turkish regime's air force on the area. #SyrianArmedForces https://twitter.com/IvanSidorenko1/status/969314149812629504
#Syria #Idlib Idlib countryside Entrance of a Turkish military convoy through Kafr Lusin on the Syrian-Turkish borders into the Qaramel camp area in Idlib's northern countryside, and they established a checkpoint in the area https://twitter.com/IvanSidorenko1/status/969315528878821376
#Syria #Idlib #Hama : Jaish Al Izza release a statement saying their full readiness to repel any advance by #SAA towards Qalaat Al Mudiq, mount Sheheshbo and Al Ghab plains villages after Russia and Assad threatened to enter these areas
#Syria The special missions champions (military intelligence) Eastern Ghouta we are the triumphants Heading to Damascus #EastGhouta #EasternGhouta #Eastern_Ghouta
>Breaking: Syrian Army captures new town inside East Ghouta
BEIRUT, LEBANON (2:50 A.M.) – For the third night in a row, the Syrian Arab Army (SAA) has launched a big assault at night, targeting several areas around the East Ghouta region.
Led by the Republican Guard, the Syrian Arab Army stormed the small town of Hawsh Al-Zarqiyah from their positions at the recently captured air defense base.
The Syrian Army attack would prove too much for the Islamist rebels of Jaysh Al-Islam, as they were ultimately forced to withdraw east to the nearby town of Utaya.
According to a military source, the Syrian Army is now heavily shelling the southwestern and northwestern flanks of Utaya; they are expected to attack the town in the coming hours.
Reports Tonight The Syrian Army takes control of Hawsh Al-Zureiqa/Zureika/Zrayqa reaching Semsum (Sesame) factory after heavy clashes with militants. Zureiqa is North of Nashibiya Near Tall Hazrama https://twitter.com/IvanSidorenko1/status/969389718566854656
#Syria #Damascus #EastGhouta #EasternGhouta #Eastern_Ghouta #East_Ghouta Report From hours ago Harasta axis: The SAA is now encircling 60% of Harasta as the operating forces have reached beyond Prophet Muhammad mosque and the advance is ongoing https://twitter.com/IvanSidorenko1/status/969379615843209216
Gainz in Rastan pocket. >SAA advancing on Amiriyah front and control Kufa farms in North Homs jej, they've got that Ahrar camp that was found some time ago.
#SAA Tiger Firces liberated large areas S, W and N of Batschura Air Defence Base including many farms, factories and orchards in night operation. # Military operations # Tigers hurricane #Damascus
@syriawar2 2min
army repelled Turkomen Party terrorists infiltration from Duweir Akrad and Mount Turkmen on military point on Tel Jafar hill near Sirmaniyah, also artilery destroyed several jihadist vehicles on Jisr Shougur - Jabal Zawiya road NW #Hama
>>123632 Ey, Lawgoy, did you see the previous 4/sg/ thread? More specifically, the final 1/3rd of the thread? Damn, that was the comfiest thread I've had in a long time.
>Breaking: Syrian Army repels militant assault in north Hama
BEIRUT, LEBANON (2:36 P.M.) – Syrian troops have repelled an attack by rebel fighters against their positions at the Zilin checkpoint area in Hama province’s northern countryside.
Military-affiliated sources report that militants (faction unstated but most likely Free Syrian Army-affiliated) attempted to infiltrate government lines at the Zilin checkpoint on very early Friday morning.
The rebel raiding party – advancing under the cover of night – was sprung by Syrian sentry forces equipped with night vision who promptly directed artillery onto the attackers, breaking up their ranks and pushing them to retreat.
In all probability, the insurgent fighters were looking from a cheap tactical victory in the form of killing and capturing a small number of Syrian sentry troops near the front-line as well as seizing some weapons.
The engagement on early Friday morning is by no means the first time rebel forces have attempted to infiltrate government positions at and nearby to the Zilin checkpoint.
>Breaking: Elite Syrian troops on the verge of seizing two big militant strongholds in east Damascus after swift advance
BEIRUT, LEBANON (5:01 P.M.) – After a sudden advance made just moments ago, elite Syrian forces now find themselves on the verge of seizing two large militant strongholds in Damascus’ East Ghouta region.
According to military-affiliated sources, assault units of the Syrian Army’s elite Tiger Forces Division have taken full control over the main road that connects the rebel-held towns of Ash-Shifunyah, Uataya and Beit Sawa in eastern Damascus.
By this advance, all militant supply lines between Ash-Shifunyah and Uataya have been cut and thus the latter stronghold town is now de facto isolated from the rest of the East Ghouta pocket.
According to Al-Masdar News journalist Ibrahim Joudeh, the town of Uataya is likely to fall to the Syrian Army in the hours to come, followed not long after by Ash-Shifunyah.
Both Ash-Shifunyah and Uataya have been under the control of Damascus-based rebel groups for many years. Their capture by the Syrian Army would not only be a big PR victory for government forces, but would also serve to tear a a major gap open in militant lines.
video from ANHA agency show the air drop trying of Turkish army near Badina village - Mabata district #Afrin, which failed after the soldiers full in airtight ambush of YPG & YPJ fighters & 31 soldiers killed as YPG media declared. https://twitter.com/M1Massoud/status/969621221968105472
Devs Mar 2 >Idlib: Massive HTS convoy heads to west Aleppo for war with Jabhat Tahrir Souriya >Turkish Air Force bombs NDF in Afrin, 18 killed 3 wounded >3500 fighters join SDF after completing Pentagon training in Qamishli >US coalition airstrikes kill dozens of civilians – mostly women, children – in east Syria >Rastan: SAA seizes Kufa Farms area in rare advance >Gazprom announces decision to “immediately” stop gas supplies to and through Ukraine after US approves sale of Javelin ATGMs to Ukraine >Militants Attack French Embassy And Military Headquarters In Burkina Faso’ Capital >Syrian Army repels militant assault in north Hama Afrin >Squad of captured Syrian Army troops freed after prisoner exchange with Turkish-backed rebels >TFSA snatch 3 more towns in Afrin as elite TAF prepare to storm Rajo >8 Turkish Servicemen Killed, 13 Injured In Afrin In One Day E Ghouta >Militants Prepare To Stage Chemical Attack In Eastern Ghouta – Syrian Media >Civilians in Eastern Ghouta manage to flee through humanitarian corridor for first time >Jihadist counter-offensive in Harasta results in heavy losses for all parties >Syrian Army Encircles 60% Of Harasta District, Liberates 274th Regiment Base
>>123679 Um, what? Which Ukranian flag are you btw? Asuka or the Crimean? >I'm asking because one is temporary while other is permanent You mind posting screencap of b&, with filtered IP ofc?
>>123681 >implying crimean would come to such place Come on lad. >You mind posting screencap Shame i\\ve alreadu switched IP so now i can't screencap it.
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I take it when it was my own fault, but range ban is just such a bullshit, fucking hell. Might as well get into clopping at this point, when posting here is my only choice. shitfuckinggarbagebullshithirshimoot
>Russian MoD opened a name-that-weapon contest. You now have the opportunity to share your ideas for naming advanced Russian weaponry.
On Thursday, the Russian President presented a new underwater drone equipped with a miniaturized nuclear reactor, a nuclear-propelled cruise missile with “unlimited range” as well as combat laser weaponry. Those three new systems are yet to be named, and the Russian leader suggested sending ideas to the defense ministry website, which has opened a poll.
>From “Trump” and “Columbus” to “Melania’s Breasts,” a creativity burst has hit Twitter as the Russian MoD opened a name-that-weapon contest. You now have the opportunity to share your ideas for naming advanced Russian weaponry.
>Breaking: Syrian Army enters new town in East Ghouta
BEIRUT, LEBANON (12:40 A.M.) – The Syrian Arab Army (SAA) launched their fourth night assault this week in the East Ghouta region, tonight, targeting several areas under the control of the Islamist rebels.
Led by the Tiger Forces, the Syrian Arab Army began tonight’s assault by storming the town of Hawsh Ash’ari in the eastern corridor of the East Ghouta.
Following a brief battle at the town’s outskirts, the Syrian Army was able to bypass Jaysh Al-Islam’s first line of defense at Hawsh Ash’ari, forcing them to withdraw further east.
The Syrian Army then moved inside of Hawsh Ash’ari, where they were confronted by a large Jaysh Al-Islam force at the eastern flank of the town.
Intense clashes are currently ongoing, despite some preliminary reports that indicated that the town has been captured.
>Eastern Ghouta residents start forming armed groups to break militants' siege
Civic activists in Syria’s Eastern Ghouta have begun to form small armed groups to break the militants’ blockade and reach areas controlled by the government, Spokesman for the Russian Center for Reconciliation of the opposing sides in Syria Major General Vladimir Zolotukhin told reporters.
"We have been receiving reports about the difficult humanitarian situation [in Eastern Ghouta - TASS], the lack of food and medicine, as well as numerous complaints about persecution on the part of militants," he said, adding that "it causes growing discontent among locals and even outbreaks of protest." "There is information that some civic activists are forming small armed groups, planning to break the militants’ blockade and reach areas controlled by the government," Zolotukhin noted.
The Russian Center for Reconciliation once again called on the leaders of illegal armed units to stop the persecution of civilians and allow them to leave Eastern Ghouta.
Zolotukhin earlier said that clashes between locals and militants had taken place in Eastern Ghouta on Wednesday, leaving four civilians and three terrorists dead.
At the Russian president’s order, a daily humanitarian pause from 09:00 to 14:00 is in effect in Eastern Ghouta starting from February 27, aimed at providing civilians with an opportunity to leave the area. However, militants disrupted the first three humanitarian pauses. According to sources in the Russian Center for Reconciliation, militants many times shelled the humanitarian corridor set up for civilians willing to exit from the enclave. They also prevented people from leaving threatening them with death. More: http://tass.com/world/992580
Good evening! Long time since I showed attention at this general. As a few of you may know, I´m making a comic that has been taking me all the time I used to draw weekly. Fortunately, I´ve just completed the last page that used more than one panel. There´re still more pages until the end of it, but the rest will be about just one single image per page. That way I´m gonna work faster than before. And that means I´ll be able to get back to draw more things besides the comic... which means more Syrianas for all of you! Here, have one sketch as a mere sample. I´ll try to bring more nsfw content since now
>>123731 Good evening to you too! It's been too long since you posted here. As you can see, we've had more people join this general in the meantime, and I'm sure we also have a lot more lurkers than we used to as well. >I've been considering doing a strawpoll, just to see how many lurkers we have
>As a few of you may know, I´m making a comic that has been taking me all the time I used to draw weekly. Fortunately, I´ve just completed the last page that used more than one panel. There´re still more pages until the end of it, but the rest will be about just one single image per page. That way I´m gonna work faster than before. And that means I´ll be able to get back to draw more things besides the comic When you're done, you mind linking us to the comic? >which means more Syrianas for all of you! >Here, have one sketch as a mere sample. I´ll try to bring more nsfw content since now Ebin... :DDDD
>With Kurdish support dwindling and with the Syrian government's outreach campaign increasingly winning over the mostly Arab tribal areas of Deir Ezzor, even U.S. military leaders have cast doubt on Washington's ability to strike the final blow against ISIS and maintain a serious stake in Syria's future.
>"Syrian and Iranian officials have been working hard to establish links with the tribes of Deir Ezzor for nearly a year now, with the knowledge that eventually they would be moving towards this area as clashes with rebels were largely frozen and efforts from all sides focused more on IS territory," Hauer tells Newsweek. "U.S. and Syrian Democratic Forces efforts pale in comparison, especially as the latter is increasingly viewed as a Kurdish nationalist project." >http://www.newsweek.com/us-lost-war-syria-iran-russia-winning-final-battle-674833
>>123756 >You must have an account to see it there: HAH, I CAN SEE IT JUST FINE WITHOUT ACCOUNTS! YOUR MOVE DB! It was cute though, with a decent twist at the end. Keep up the good work >b-dot-d-dot-s-dot-m ...interesting choice for title. >/sg/ circa 2016 with Canadian with Intense Autism and Cucktryside General I'd prefer that over what 4/sg/ has now if I may be absolutely wholeheartedly unabashedly sincerely genuinely truly plain-speakingly upfrontly candidly frankly openly truthfully forthrightly ingenuously aboveboard with you.
>>124086 Yeah, I just woke up to see Jindaris fire-control cut off from Afrin, Rajo is already capped by Turks, and this. Plus, they're moving to cap Reyhan now.
The arrival of a large Turkish military convoy of 100 tanks, tankers and cannons to the province of Kels to strengthen the units participating in the aggression on Afrin within the process of olive branch https://twitter.com/sayed_ridha/status/969933408934641664
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#Syria NEW Post by 5th Corps 1st Brigade of Storming Soldier : its been 45 days since we set out from T4 Airport. Before a day of that we saw the machines of #ISIS around the airport from almost every direction & today #SAA 5th Corps is holding positions more than 70 KM away https://twitter.com/IvanSidorenko1/status/969977142875447296
#Syria #EastGhouta #EasternGhouta Congratulations to the leader of Tarmah Groups Ghassan Al-Naasan who by Brigadier General Suheil al-Hassan & #Russian General Dimitri & Brigadier General Saleh Abdullah was given insignia of bravery In appreciation to their heroic deeds in Ghouta https://twitter.com/IvanSidorenko1/status/969976280354578433
#Syria #Damascus #EastGhouta #EasternGhouta #East_Ghouta #Eastern_Ghouta As of 51 Minutes ago : The seventh day After the line of death fell things became settled. Autaya is friend, Al-Nashibiya is friend, Hazrama is friend. And large swathes of farms And what's coming is greater https://twitter.com/IvanSidorenko1/status/969973626371035136
Map showing the situation in eastern Ghouta after the recently reported gains (Autaya, Al-Nashabiyah, Hazrama). Around 30% of Ghouta pocket is now under SAA control according to the reports. https://twitter.com/SyrianGuy8/status/969969960922636289
Breaking: Syrian Army moments away from capturing another key militant stronghold in east Damascus
BEIRUT, LEBANON (6:57 P.M.) – Following the swift seizure of Uataya, Hazrama and An-Nashabiyah from Islamist rebels in Damascus’ East Ghouta region earlier on Saturday, the Syrian Army is now on the verge of capturing yet another long-standing militant stronghold – the town of Ash-Shifunyah.
According to reports from some military-affiliated sources, the Syrian Army ha managed to seize at least half of Ash-Shifunyah following 24 hours of violent clashes with Jaysh al-Islam fighters.
Interesting enough, Al-Masdar News journalist Ibrahim Joudeh has stated that Syrian troops actually control more like 80 to 90 percent of the town.
In any case, it has become apparent that Ash-Shifunyah will likely fall to the Syrian Army very soon, particularly since most of the assault units involved in the Uataya battle are now freed for operations elsewhere.
Should the town be seized within the next few hours then the Syrian Army will have captured its forth militant stronghold of the day – a record advance in the history of East Ghouta operations.
>>124118 #Syria #Damascus #EastGhouta #EasternGhouta #Eastern_Ghouta #East_Ghouta List of the 15 Areas Captured So far in the East Ghouta Liberation battle by #SAA #SRG #NDF #Tiger_Forces & Allied Forces The Three Areas of Al-Shifouniya al-Reihan Hawsh Al-Asha'ari AWAITING FRIEND REQUEST https://twitter.com/IvanSidorenko1/status/969986559003983873
Updated Shitmaps - because the gains are faster than my mapping skills.
>Instructions by Opposition leaders to civilians: 1-Don’t read regime leaflets 2-Don’t leave your home or escape without permission 3-Don’t leave Ghouta & surrender 4-Don’t make any contact with regime 5-You will incur punishment if you don’t abide by above https://twitter.com/EHSANI22/status/969987851340394502
>Breaking: Syrian Army readies for major offensive in northwest Hama – reports
BEIRUT, LEBANON (7:45 P.M.) – Forces of the Syrian Army and allied paramilitaries appear to be preparing for a major offensive operation against rebel groups in the northwestern countryside of Hama province according to some pro-government sources.
Reports state that the Syrian Army and allied forces are mobilizing significant numbers of troops and equipment at the frontline opposite the long-standing militant stronghold of Qalaat al-Mudiq.
If the reports true and Qalaat al-Mudiq is the target, then Syrian pro-government forces will be opening up a front in a region of Hama province that has been relatively quiet for many years.
Earlier on in the Syrian conflict, the Syrian Army suffered major losses during multiple assaults (all of which failed) to recapture Qalaat al-Mudiq from Islamist fighters.
The wireless communications between the terrorists in the eastern fronts at #EastGhouta is completely out. Terrorists groups are retreating from their positions in unorganized ways, and they went to each other ambushes several times today. #DamascusSteel https://twitter.com/WaelAlRussi/status/969999455264047104
#Syria #EastGhouta #EasternGhouta #Eastern_Ghouta Post by #Tiger_Forces Fan Page Units of the #SAA Tigers extend their zone of control & reach the depths of Al-E'b farms (E'b Douma) & Al-Ashaari farms and Al-Shifouniya-Douma road reaching the outskirts of Masraba and Beit Sawa https://twitter.com/IvanSidorenko1/status/970023794017488896
#Syria #Damascus #EastGhouta #EasternGhouta #Eastern_Ghouta NEW Post by #Tiger_Forces Haidar Regiment Reporter Al-Reihan north & east farms are friend Hawsh Al-Salhiya+ Beit Nayem+ Al-Muhamadiya are friend Al-Nashabiya is being combed & purified #SAA #SyrianArmy #Tigers_Men https://twitter.com/IvanSidorenko1/status/970023327761862657
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#Syria #Damascus #EastGhouta #EasternGhouta #East_Ghouta #Eastern_Ghouta VIDEO from Ali Taha Regiment Part of the #Tiger_Forces #SAA #SyrianArabArmy #SyrianArmy Showing footage filmed during the ongoing Eastern Ghouta Liberation Battle PART 1 OF 3 https://twitter.com/IvanSidorenko1/status/970017432642490368
#Syria #Damascus #EastGhouta #EasternGhouta #East_Ghouta #Eastern_Ghouta VIDEO from Ali Taha Regiment Part of the #Tiger_Forces #SAA #SyrianArabArmy #SyrianArmy Showing footage filmed during the ongoing Eastern Ghouta Liberation Battle PART 2 OF 3 https://twitter.com/IvanSidorenko1/status/970019186041937920
#Syria #Damascus #EastGhouta #EasternGhouta #East_Ghouta #Eastern_Ghouta VIDEO from Ali Taha Regiment Part of the #Tiger_Forces #SAA #SyrianArabArmy #SyrianArmy Showing footage filmed during the ongoing Eastern Ghouta Liberation Battle PART 3 OF 3 https://twitter.com/IvanSidorenko1/status/970019714054459392
>TuAF HAWK MIM 23 locked on to 2 jets in the last 48hrs thought to be have been SyAAF spy jets of the regime, both aircraft exited the airspace after system locked on but operator chose not to engage as they retreated. North #Syria #Turkey https://twitter.com/jacksanders1965/status/970026377687814144
#Syria #Damascus #EasternGhouta #EastGhouta #Eastern_Ghouta #East_Ghouta The sounds of gunshots heard in Adra industrial are are celebrations by the #SAA #SyrianArmy & Allied Forces after hearing the news of the army's control of Reihan town. https://twitter.com/GrebSG/status/970032978792415232
>Syrian Army publishes video of militants firing on 2 children fleeing battle in East Ghouta
The Syrian Army has sent a video to Russian Center for reconciliation of opposing sides in Syria showing two children fleeing Eastern Ghouta in the night through a humanitarian corridor.
A girl and a boy managed to escape through the humanitarian corridor on Friday night with army being able to pick them and organize cover as the militants were shooting at them.
On February 24, the UN Security Council unanimously adopted Resolution 2401 that urges all conflicting parties to immediately stop all hostilities and adhere to a long-term humanitarian pause across Syria in order to ensure the safe and unhindered delivery of humanitarian aid.
Russia, in turn, proposed an initiative of organizing a five-hour humanitarian pause to ensure humanitarian supplies and evacuations from the area.
However, militants, operating in Eastern Ghouta continue shelling and prevent the humanitarian operations from being implemented.