Russian involvement in Syrian crisis

[gadeshi]

Zvezda Channel reporters under ISIS and Al Nusra fire in Aleppo:

 

[gadeshi]

Syrian Army has liberated Handarat:

 

[gadeshi]

Ramusi Road in Aleppo - battlefield demining:

 

[pmaitra]

Someone in New York decided to do this:

On the other hand in Aleppo:

@Akim, Aleppo Котёл is becoming smaller by the day.

While in Tartous:

 

[Akim]

On the other hand in Aleppo:

@Akim, Aleppo Котёл is becoming smaller by the day.

I won't comment on the idiot.

 

[pmaitra]

I won't comment on the idiot.

Seriously, tell me one thing. Are you not proud of the Russian military successes in Syria?

 

[pmaitra]

Putin cancels visit to France amid Syria tensions

 

[Akim]

Seriously, tell me one thing. Are you not proud of the Russian military successes in Syria?

No, not proud. Similarly, not proud of the allied bombing of Dresden and Konigsberg.

 

[pmaitra]

No, not proud. Similarly, not proud of the allied bombing of Dresden and Konigsberg.

Königsberg? You mean Kaliningrad?

 

[mayfair]

Königsberg? You mean Kaliningrad?

To be fair, when it was bombed it was still Königsberg. Did not become Kaliningrad till USSR formally annexed the city and expelled all the Germans from there. A template that was repeated later in Sakhalin.

 

[Akim]

Königsberg? You mean Kaliningrad?

I probably slept. What Kaliningrad was bombed? Who?

 

[pmaitra]

I probably slept. What Kaliningrad was bombed? Who?

Königsberg does not exist any more. It is called Kaliningrad now. It is in Russia. Look it up. Russia recently installed Iskander missiles there.

 

[pmaitra]

To be fair, when it was bombed it was still Königsberg. Did not become Kaliningrad till USSR formally annexed the city and expelled all the Germans from there. A template that was repeated later in Sakhalin.

I know.

The reason why he calls it Königsberg is for me to speculate. He won't admit it. His mention of Dresden could give a clue.

You are correct. The Germans were expelled, because they did not belong there.

 

[Akim]

Königsberg does not exist any more. It is called Kaliningrad now. It is in Russia. Look it up. Russia recently installed Iskander missiles there.

So again I ask: Who bombed Kaliningrad? When?

 

[pmaitra]

So again I ask: Who bombed Kaliningrad? When?

Why does it matter? Why so much worry about who bombed Kaliningrad/Königsberg and Dresden? Shouldn't you worry about who bombed Donetsk?

Listening to too much propaganda by the Ukro-Nazi German wannabes?

 

[pmaitra]

Looks like SAA and RuAF have shifted focus towards Hama.

 

[Akim]

Why does it matter? Why so much worry about who bombed Kaliningrad/Königsberg and Dresden? Shouldn't you worry about who bombed Donetsk?

Listening to too much propaganda by the Ukro-Nazi German wannabes?

Look at Donetsk and Aleppo. You resented that Slavyanogorsk 10 houses destroyed, but was silent when the Russian army Debalcevo leveled with the ground. As the jackal Tobaki before Sher Khan.

Russian army is no other way to know how to fight. To capture Grozny at the beginning destroyed it.

 

[gadeshi]

Look at Donetsk and Aleppo. You resented that Slavyanogorsk 10 houses destroyed, but was silent when the Russian army Debalcevo leveled with the ground. As the jackal Tobaki before Sher Khan.

Russian army is no other way to know how to fight. To capture Grozny at the beginning destroyed it.

Russian army has humanitive precision strikes way to fight now.
Grozniy destruction was in Yeltsins time, that was another, poor and will less Russia where American "advisors" rulled the game (and even wrote its constitution).
So the first Chechen war was American tactics war we can clearly see everywhere Americans have invaded - Yugoslavia, Iraq, Afganistan and also Ukraine where ukroarmy tries to destroy civil objects to suppress and terrify local population. There are plenty of US "advisors" in VSU that "proud to use NATO tactics".
So when we talk about modern Russia we should look at the second Chechen war, not the first one.

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[Akim]

Russian army has humanitive precision strikes way to fight now.
Grozniy destruction was in Yeltsins time, that was another, poor and will less Russia where American "advisors" rulled the game (and even wrote its constitution).
So the first Chechen war was American tactics war we can clearly see everywhere Americans have invaded - Yugoslavia, Iraq, Afganistan and also Ukraine where ukroarmy tries to destroy civil objects to suppress and terrify local population. There are plenty of US "advisors" in VSU that "proud to use NATO tactics".
So when we talk about modern Russia we should look at the second Chechen war, not the first one.

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It is of course the topic is not about Ukraine, but look at the "destruction" of Donetsk and find me a beautiful video of Aleppo right now.
In the Yeltsin era, Russia was much more precision of Soviet weapons. Just do not know how to fight in a civilized manner. When they capture Kharkov, you will see for yourself.

 

[gadeshi]

It is of course the topic is not about Ukraine, but look at the "destruction" of Donetsk and find me a beautiful video of Aleppo right now.
In the Yeltsin era, Russia was much more precision of Soviet weapons. Just do not know how to fight in a civilized manner. When they capture Kharkov, you will see for yourself.

Yeah, Donetsk communal services has restored a lot of objects with "occupants" aid and materials.
But you should post 2014-2015 photos when nazi battalions were in Donetsk Airport.
As for Aleppo, it was destroyed by "opposition" (which is ISIS itself) in 2011-2013. No Russians were there that time.

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