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tehran don't have s300 batteriesHow many batteries of S300 does Iran have?
tehran don't have s300 batteriesHow many batteries of S300 does Iran have?
At least they should be on this list.The congress and obama are terrorists.
Hmm ..will wait for American Confirmation
After the fall of Homs and the fast approaching Syrian assault on Aleppo, Washington, Jerusalem and Ankara have run out of time for quibbling whether to step into the Syrian conflict. The critical decision facing them now is whether to save Aleppo from a savage Syrian army-Hizballah onslaught that will determine the final fate of the war, or continue to stand aside.
The various tactics outlined by top US soldier Gen. Martin Dempsey last week for US military intervention at a cost of $1 billion per month have been overtaken by events. The Obama administration must now decide very quickly whether Assad and his Russian and Iranian backers should be allowed to win the Syrian civil war or stopped at Aleppo.
Maybe (I have no idea) their thinking is that aiding the FSA, or whatever the insurgency in Syria is called, will benefit Israel because Assad is linked with Hezbollah. The flaw of that thinking is clear, or should be.The [US] congress and obama are terrorists.
The FSA are vile scumbags but pose less of a threat because they're brain dead and will never challenge israel and the west apart from blowing themselves up while the hezbollah/iran offer more of a threat due to the fact that they aren't mindless zombies and will actually pose a technological threat through iran. Although iran gladly accepted israeli help during its war with iraq but dont remind either of them of this fact because they get uncomfortable.Maybe (I have no idea) their thinking is that aiding the FSA, or whatever the insurgency in Syria is called, will benefit Israel because Assad is linked with Hezbollah. The flaw of that thinking is clear, or should be.
Read more: Iran grants Syria $3.6-bln oil credit line: SANA | Fox NewsPreviously a small energy exporter, Syria is now forced to import oil and by-products,
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Croissant#Origin_storiesA Sharia committee in the northern Syrian city of Aleppo issued a fatwa that croissants are forbidden because their link with colonialism, according to an article on Tuesday in the London based Arab daily Asharq al-Awsat. The ruling said that the croissant, which is in the shape of the French crescent, celebrates the European victory over the Muslims, as the crescent is a slogan of the Islamic state.
The legends include tales that it was invented in Europe to celebrate the defeat of the Umayyad forces at the Battle of Tours by the Franks in 732, with the shape representing the Islamic crescent;[14] that it was invented in Vienna in 1683 to celebrate the defeat of the Ottomans by Christian forces in the siege of the city, as a reference to the crescents on the Ottoman flags, when bakers staying up all night heard the tunneling operation and gave the alarm.[12]
Russian-speaking Al Qaeda fighters from Chechnya and the Caucasian seized the key northern Syrian air base of Minakh 10 kilometers south of Aleppo, from the Syrian army Monday, Aug. 5, DEBKAfile's military sources reveal. This was the first important gain by Al Qaeda's North Caucasian brigade, Jaish al-Muhajireen wal Ansar, and its Chechen commander Abu Omar. They did not give the Syrian troops at the base a chance to flee. They caught and executed them by slashing their throats or beheading – in accordance with al Qaeda custom. This fate was also suffered by the Syrian air force's chief operations officer in the north.
This is apparently the most unfortunate development for Syrians, since the hostilities commenced.Former Balkan guerrillas join Syria rebels
https://now.mmedia.me/lb/en/nowsyrialatestnews/former-balkan-guerrillas-join-syria-rebels
Killers of senior Syrian Imam arrested
Killers of senior Syrian imam al-Buti arrested: Syria PM | News , Middle East | THE DAILY STAR
Al Qaeda's Chechen, Caucasian fighters win N. Syrian air base, execute captive troops
Al Qaeda's Chechen, Caucasian fighters win N. Syrian air base, execute captive troops
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Am not sure what exactly china wants to do there, but russia is doing a lot of things for syria. Heard that russia has provided loans, and take this FWIW: russia is also printing syrain currency as assad is finding difficult to run the state and pay soldiers. Anyways rebels are supported by wahabbis and west as well.Hence he is getting currency printed in russia. Not to forget arms delivery by russia and iran as well. More or less assad is propped up by iran and russia. He should have packed bags long banck ago if not for russia/iran.Could China & Russia do nothing to save their steadfast ally in this region ?
This is news to me. Whenever you get some info on this front, please share it.Also there were reports that a large number of people from russia/ukraine have alreadyvolunteered to fight in syria for assad. Don't know what happened to this though.
Exactly like they did in Af-stan. Remains to be seen how long the Taliban/Al-Qaida combine would allow them to continue mining & shipping minerals.Once its settled either way, china may grab all contracts in syria.
Kurdish embroglio? More bloody pictures are unfolding? Will Kurds in Syria also gain the same "autonomy" like Iraqi Kurds after the civil war no matter which side "wins" in the end?In a letter which he posted online Saturday on the Kurdistan Regional Government (KRG) website, he said that he told Kurdish representatives to go to Syria and investigate reports that "terrorists of Al-Qaeda are attacking the civilian population and slaughtering innocent Kurdish women and children."
"If the reports are true, showing that citizens, women and children of innocent Kurds are under threat from murder and terrorism, Iraq's Kurdistan region will make use of all its capabilities to defend women and children and innocent civilians," the letter continued.
As well as being posted online Saturday, the letter was sent on Thursday to the preparatory committee for a Kurdish National Conference to be held later this month in Arbil – located in the far north of Iraqi Kurdistan.
The statement referred to the area of Syria where Kurds live as 'Western Kurdistan.' The Kurdish people are spread over adjoining parts of Iraq, Syria, Turkey and Iran, and are the largest ethnic group in the world without their own state.
Iraqi Kurds have already sent food, medical supplies, and fuel to their Kurdish brethren in Syria but Barzani's statement is the first time that intervention has been suggested.
There were unconfirmed reports of a massacre earlier this week, in which 450 Kurds were allegedly murdered by Al-Qaeda-linked rebels. According to IranianTV channel Al-Alam, militants from the Jabat Al-Nusra Front attacked the town of Tal Abyad near the Turkish border on Monday, killing 120 children and 330 women. Neither the Syrian government nor the Syrian opposition has confirmed the report.