Russian involvement in Syrian crisis
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gadeshi
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MiG-29K are more for trials and fighting tests than real action.
Donno about visiting India, but all is possible.
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Russian VKS first time combat used their MLU-updated Tu-95MSM to strike ISIS targets with Kh-101 LR ALCMs:
http://sdelanounas.ru/blogs/86375/
More CM strikes in Idlib and Homes:
http://sdelanounas.ru/blogs/86375/
More CM strikes in Idlib and Homes:
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A new "Syrian Express" consists of 5 Big Landing Ships at once!!!
http://sdelanounas.ru/blogs/86361/
http://sdelanounas.ru/blogs/86361/
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OVERVIEW OF MILITARY SITUATION IN ALEPPO CITY ON NOVEMBER 26, 2016
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After yesterday gains in eastern Aleppo, Syrian government forces are advancing against Jaish al-Fatah militants in the direction of Marjah. The goal of this operation is likely to cut off Jaish al-Fatah supply lines inside the city. In this case, the Syrian army and its allies will be able to encircle and defeat various militant units one by one.
Jaish al-Fatah leadership is likely aware of this threat. But the militant coalition does not have enough fresh manpower to repell all offensive operations by government forces on multiple fronts. Nonetheless, all will depend on the Syrian army’s ability to use their advantages in ongoing clashes on the ground.
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In northeastern Aleppo, the army and Liwa al-Quds storming the militant controlled part of Hanano neighborhood. When the area is secured, militant positions near the Badin Roundabout will become under a major threat from pro-government forces. This would likely lead to fall of the militant defenses in northern Aleppo.
By now, Syrian army attacks in the neighborhoods of Sheikh Saeed and Bustan al-Basha have not resulted in significant gains. However, they play an important role in the ongoing operation, withdrawing Jaish al-Fatah manpower from other fronts.
Meanwhile, the Russian Aerospace Forces and the Syrian Air Force have succesfully repelled any attempts of Jabhat Fatah al-Sham and its allies to regroup in the western Aleppo countryside. So, a new militant counter-attack from outside of Aleppo is now hardly possible.
T-90 MBTs belonging to the Syrian army are somewhere in the area of Aleppo:
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After yesterday gains in eastern Aleppo, Syrian government forces are advancing against Jaish al-Fatah militants in the direction of Marjah. The goal of this operation is likely to cut off Jaish al-Fatah supply lines inside the city. In this case, the Syrian army and its allies will be able to encircle and defeat various militant units one by one.
Jaish al-Fatah leadership is likely aware of this threat. But the militant coalition does not have enough fresh manpower to repell all offensive operations by government forces on multiple fronts. Nonetheless, all will depend on the Syrian army’s ability to use their advantages in ongoing clashes on the ground.
Click to see the full-size map
In northeastern Aleppo, the army and Liwa al-Quds storming the militant controlled part of Hanano neighborhood. When the area is secured, militant positions near the Badin Roundabout will become under a major threat from pro-government forces. This would likely lead to fall of the militant defenses in northern Aleppo.
By now, Syrian army attacks in the neighborhoods of Sheikh Saeed and Bustan al-Basha have not resulted in significant gains. However, they play an important role in the ongoing operation, withdrawing Jaish al-Fatah manpower from other fronts.
Meanwhile, the Russian Aerospace Forces and the Syrian Air Force have succesfully repelled any attempts of Jabhat Fatah al-Sham and its allies to regroup in the western Aleppo countryside. So, a new militant counter-attack from outside of Aleppo is now hardly possible.
T-90 MBTs belonging to the Syrian army are somewhere in the area of Aleppo:
