Re: Sirija

by Yehudi 20/9/2015, 08:55

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Mislim stvarno !

Vrime je za Križarski rat koji će ovaj put pokreniti Rusija.

Islamistički krvavi pir se mora zaustaviti.

by Yehudi 20/9/2015, 09:05

Over 30,000 furious Poles chant “F*CK ISLAM” on the streets of Poland, as the invasion of Europe is growing more intense each day

by Yehudi 20/9/2015, 09:16

Woman Beheaded In a ‘Moderate’ Muslim Nation That The UN Will Never Condemn

WARNING: Footage may disturb some viewers…

http://jewtube.tv/islam/woman-beheaded-in-a-moderate-muslim-nation-that-the-un-will-never-condemn/

by Yehudi 20/9/2015, 09:18

The Most Deadliest Attack On Christians Throughout History is Happening Right Now

The same extremists who have been attacking Israel for decades are now attacking their Christian neighbors…

http://jewtube.tv/islam/the-most-deadliest-attack-on-christians-throughout-history-is-happening-right-now/

by Winter is coming 20/9/2015, 12:59

75 US-trained Syrian rebels entered Syria from Turkey - monitor

Seventy-five Syrian rebels, trained by the US and its allies to fight the Islamic State terrorist group, have entered northern Syria since Friday, the Syrian Observatory for Human Rights said. According to the monitoring group's director, Rami Abdulrahman, the rebels crossed into Syria from Turkey with 12 vehicles equipped with machine guns. In May, the US military began training for up to 5,400 fighters a year. The head of the US military's Central Command, General Lloyd Austin, told Congress earlier this week that only a handful of Syrian rebels, trained under the program, were still fighting in Syria. "It's a small number. The ones that are in the fight ... we're talking four or five," he said, according to Reuters. Austin reportedly told the Senate Armed Services Committee that at the current pace, initial training targets were unrealistic.

by Kermit 20/9/2015, 13:52

Clock Ticks On US Syria Strategy As Assad Pounds ISIS Targets, Russia Sends Fighter Jets

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Earlier this week, Bashar al-Assad served notice to ISIS that the tide may have just turned in the battle for Syria. The Kremlin’s move to increase its “logistical” and “technical” support for government forces at Latakia appears to have breathed new life into the regime which carried out a series of air raids in the de facto ISIS capital Raqqa on Thursday.
This came amid reports that Assad’s forces were using new “highly effective and very accurate” weaponry. "There are modern weapons that the regime didn't previously have, be they rocket launchers or air to ground to missiles," The Syrian Observatory for Human Rightstold Reuters.
Needless to say, Russia’s move to bolster Assad and the suggestion by Syrian foreign minister Walid al-Moualem that Damascus may soon formally request Russian ground troops for the fight has alarmed Washington which, until now, was content to bide its time until Assad finally fell before swooping in to “liberate” the country from whatever militia managed to prevail. As we outlined on Friday, that option is now officially off the table, as toppling Assad will now mean ISIS, al-Nusra, YPG, and the various and sundry other groups operating throughout the country will need to first defeat Russia, an exceptionally unlikely outcome and one that the Pentagon certainly cannot afford to wait out. With its back against the wall in terms of explaining to the public why it seems more and more like the US would rather allow ISIS to continue to operate rather than ally with Russia and Assad to defeat them, Obama and Kerry folded on Friday,instructing Defense Secretary Ashton Carter to phone his Russian counterpart to begin coordinating anti-terror activities in Syria. Here'sThe New York Times:
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As the first Russian combat aircraft arrived in Syria, the Obama administration reached out to Moscow on Friday to try to coordinate actions in the war zone and avoid an accidental escalation of one of the world’s most volatile conflicts.

The White House seemed to acknowledge that the Kremlin had effectively changed the calculus in Syria in a way that would not be soon reversed despite vigorous American objections. The decision to start talks also reflected a hope that Russia might yet be drawn into a more constructive role in resolving the four-year-old civil war.

At Mr. Obama’s instruction, Defense Secretary Ashton B. Carter on Friday opened a dialogue on Syria with his Russian counterpart, Defense Minister Sergei K. Shoigu, aimed at making sure that American and Russian forces avoid running into each other by mistake.

“The Russians are going into Syria because the regime’s position in the north is deteriorating,” he noted. “The Pentagon has been unable to recruit and train a viable opposition to fight the Islamic State because the rebels’ main interest is in fighting Mr. Assad. Given divisions between Moscow and Washington, it’s hard to see how you turn convergence on tactical military issues into a collective and viable political strategy to stabilize Syria and end the war.”

But that appears to be precisely Mr. Kerry’s goal. “They allege that they also share the goal of a political transition that leads to a stable, whole, united, secular Syria,” Mr. Kerry said of the Russians on Britain’s Channel 4. “The question always remains, Where is Assad’s place and role within that? And that’s what we need to have more conversation on.”

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Note that this is a bitter defeat for Washington. Moscow, realizing that instead of undertaking an earnest effort to fight terror in Syria, the US had simply adopted a containment strategy for ISIS while holding the group up to the public as the boogeyman par excellence, publicly invited Washington to join Russia in a once-and-for-all push to wipe Islamic State from the face of the earth. Of course The Kremlin knew the US wanted no such thing until Assad was gone, but by extending the invitation, Putin had literally called Washington’s bluff, forcing The White House to either admit that this isn’t about ISIS at all, or else join Russia in fighting them.
The genius of that move is that if Washington does indeed coordinate its efforts to fight ISIS with Moscow, the US will be fighting to stabilize the very regime it sought to oust.
In other words: checkmate, courtesy of The Kremlin.
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And while Washington scrambles to decide its next move, Assad was back on offense Friday, launching what observers said were the heaviest air strikes yet on ISIS targets near the ancient city of Palmyra. Here’s BBC:
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About 25 air strikes left at least 26 people dead, including 12 militants, the UK-based Syrian Observatory for Human Rights said.

IS captured Palmyra, which includes a Unesco World Heritage site, in May.

Elsewhere, air strikes on Idlib killed 17 people, the Observatory said.

The city of Idlib is a stronghold of an alliance of jihadist and Islamist groups calling itself the Army of Conquest.

Syrian military sources quoted by Reuters have said Syria is using new types of very accurate weapons supplied by its ally, Russia.

The latest air strikes came a day after Syrian air force jets attacked Raqqa, the de facto capital of IS.

"In the past two days, the regime has intensified its air raids against areas controlled by the Islamic State group," Observatory spokesman Rami Abdel Rahman said.

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And from Al Arabiya:
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Syrian warplanes unleashed a wave of deadly airstrikes on the militant-held town of Palmyra in central Syria on Friday, killing at least 15 and wounding many more, activists said, in some of the heaviest bombardment since the extremist group seized the ancient town May 10.

The Palmyra airstrikes come a day after the Syrian army carried out heavy air raids in the northern city of Raqqa, also held by the Islamic State of Iraq and Syria group (ISIS).

A local activist who spoke on condition of anonymity for security reasons reported at least 30 air raids on Palmyra Friday. A local media collective called the strikes a “massacre” and said 15 people were killed and more than 120 wounded. It said Palmyra’s only hospital was suffering severe shortages in staff and equipment, and some of the wounded had to be taken to Raqqa, more than 200 kilometers (125 miles) away.

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In short, the Assad regime appears to have gone from depleted and exhausted, to “massacring” rebel fighters in the space of just two weeks, a remarkable turnaround which certainly seems to suggest that if the US doesn’t figure out a strategy soon, the whole thing could be over and Assad restored.
Incidentally, Hezbollah claims to have beaten back a rebel advance in Foua on Friday. Here's Al Arabiya again:
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Meanwhile, a coalition of rebel groups launched a major ground offensive on two predominantly Shiite villages in the northern province of Idlib, firing dozens of rockets and detonating at least seven booby-trapped vehicles on their outskirts.

The coalition, known as Jaysh al-Fateh, or “Army of Conquest,” attacked Foua and Kfarya villages earlier Friday. Both are held by pro-government forces in an otherwise rebel-controlled province.

Syrian TV and Manar, a station owned by Lebanon’s Hezbollah group, said popular defense forces - a term used to refer to Shiite militias - foiled attempts by “terrorists” to attack Foua and destroyed five armored vehicles. Hezbollah fighters are also fighting to defend the two villages.

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Bear in mind that the main reason for Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's visit to Moscow on Monday is to prevent Russia's presence in Syria from strengthening Hezbollah.
Meanwhile, behind the scenes, the man some suspect of masterminding the entire effort to restore the Assad regime, Quds commander Major General Qassem Soleimani, seems to understand the US strategy all too well - we close with the following from Iran's PressTV:
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Commander of the Quds Force of the Islamic Revolution Guards Corps (IRGC) Major General Qassem Soleimani said Wednesday that the policy of the US with regards to Daesh and other Takfiri groups operating in the region is to only have them under control and not eliminate them.

by Kermit 20/9/2015, 13:52

Winter is coming wrote:
75 US-trained Syrian rebels entered Syria from Turkey - monitor

Seventy-five Syrian rebels, trained by the US and its allies to fight the Islamic State terrorist group, have entered northern Syria since Friday, the Syrian Observatory for Human Rights said. According to the monitoring group's director, Rami Abdulrahman, the rebels crossed into Syria from Turkey with 12 vehicles equipped with machine guns. In May, the US military began training for up to 5,400 fighters a year. The head of the US military's Central Command, General Lloyd Austin, told Congress earlier this week that only a handful of Syrian rebels, trained under the program, were still fighting in Syria. "It's a small number. The ones that are in the fight ... we're talking four or five," he said, according to Reuters. Austin reportedly told the Senate Armed Services Committee that at the current pace, initial training targets were unrealistic.

75 hahah opet će ih pojesti

by Winter is coming 20/9/2015, 14:14

i tako ide "borba protiv terorizma" koju vodi predvodi zapad

by Yehudi 20/9/2015, 14:17

Zadnju ovako veliku grupu su zarobili -isis- ovci nakon

par dana. Zapovjednika satnije i sav časnički kadar zarobili.

Satnija obezglavljena prešla ka isis

by Winter is coming 20/9/2015, 14:18

koje tu paravojne formacije postoje osim te jebene islamske kurton drzave? al kaida al nusra usra,jebote ko tu moze razumiti sta se desava medju tim kamel fakerima

by Guest 20/9/2015, 14:19

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Nikad nisi prestar kada se brani domovina! Ovo je kršćanska Sirija!

by Guest 20/9/2015, 14:21

VIDEO:Sirijske žene se bore protiv ISIL-a a muškarci dezertiraju u Europu(VIDEO)

by Winter is coming 21/9/2015, 01:06

Uz rusku asistenciju Sirijska vojska izvela niz uspešnih munjevitih akcija! (MAPA)

Front Sirija, Region Latakija

Regularna Sirijska arapska armija (SAA), očigledno uz rusku asistenciju, izvela je nekoliko munjevitih kombinovanih vazdušno-kopnenih operacija na prostoru istočno od ovog grada, u cilju priprema za predstojeću ofanzivu.

Njihov cilj su bili položaji islamista u brdskom području Junis, selo El Sudi i kota Džub el Ahmar. Uz pomoć ruskih satelita i sistema elektronskog izviđanja, veoma je precizno dejstvovala sirijska avijacija i tom prilikom uništila preko 40 ekstremista i 7 vozila.

Takođe, izveden je napad na islamiste u reonu El Navba i El Šaiha, u kojem su uništeni svi ekstremisti. Meta napada je bio jedan magacin sa municijom.

U udarima avijacije u reonu El-Atira (severno od Latakije) i akcijama komando timova likvidirana su 33 pripadnika Džabahat el Nusre.

by Yehudi 21/9/2015, 08:57

Mashala.

by Kermit 21/9/2015, 09:07

Fénix wrote:
Nikad nisi prestar kada se brani domovina! Ovo je kršćanska Sirija!

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by Yehudi 21/9/2015, 10:15

Kerry: Westen zur Zusammenarbeit mit Moskau bereit

Amerika und Russland führen schon länger als bekannt Gespräche über eine Zusammenarbeit gegen den Islamischen Staat. Jetzt sagt der amerikanische Außenminister Kerry, die Hilfe Russlands sei willkommen. Doch was wird aus Assad?
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Die Vereinigten Staaten und Europa sind bereit, im Kampf gegen dieTerrororganisation Islamischer Staat (IS) in Syrien mit Russland zusammenzuarbeiten, obwohl Moskau das Assad-Regime in Damaskus unterstützt. Der amerikanische Außenminister John Kerry, der sich am Wochenende in London und Berlin mit Philip Hammond und Frank-Walter Steinmeier beriet, hob hervor, dass er „die Hilfe Russlands im Kampf gegen den IS willkommen heißen“ würde. Washington und Moskau hätten die gleichen Ziele: „Der IS muss zerstört werden – komplett gestoppt werden“, sagte er.
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Šta će biti sa Assadom, još se ne zna.

Amerika je spremna na punu suradnju sa Rusijom dok se IS

kompletno ne uništi. Šta će biti sa Assadom, još se ne zna.

by Guest 21/9/2015, 13:15

Prvo ISIL, onda svi ovi što su došli u Europu čim prije nazad u Siriju.

O Kurdistanu sam sve odavno rekao. 50 mil. ljudi ne može živjeti bez države.

by jastreb 21/9/2015, 19:52

Netanyahu and Putin. (photo credit:IVAN SEKRETAREV / POOL / AFP)
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The Syrian army is in no position to open up an additional front, and Moscow's main goal in its involvement in Syria is to defend that country, Russian President Vladimir Putin said at the outset of his meeting on the outskirts of Moscow Monday with Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu.

Putin's comments, issued in a statement released by the Prime Minister's Office, came after Netanyahu said that the purpose of his visit to Russia was to discuss with Putin the “increasingly complicated situation” on Israel's northern border.

“Over the last number of years, and even more so over the last few months, Iran and Syria are arming the radical Islamic terrorist organization Hezbollah with advanced weaponry that is directed at us, and has already been fired at us,” Netanyahu said alongside Putin.

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In parallel, Netanyahu said, Iran – under the cover of the Syrian army – is trying to “build a second terrorist front against us from the Golan Heights.”

Netanyahu said that Israel's declared position is to prevent the transfer of advanced weapons to Hezbollah and also prevent a new front on the Golan.

“For these reasons I thought it was very important to come here, both in order to make clear our positions, and also to ensure that there will not be any misunderstandings between our forces,” Netanyahu said.

Putin, in response, said that Russia's actions in the region are “always very responsible.” He said that he is aware that Israel has been fired upon from Syria, and has condemned that, but added that those weapons were locally produced. With that, he said that he understood Israel's concerns.

The Russian president said that he never forgets that there are a “great many” immigrants from the former Soviet Union living in Israel, and that this is something that has special significance for Israeli-Russian relations.

Netanyahu pointed out that in all the contacts between him and Putin, when they agreed on issues as well as when they disagreed, the dialogue was always conducted openly and “with mutual respect.”
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Putin uvjerio Netanjahua da Sirija nije u mogućnosti otvoriti drugi front protiv izraela,već da je prisiljena samo izvoditi akcije protiv džihadista.

by Yehudi 21/9/2015, 21:21

E danas je bio taj sastanak.

I smanjite malo ta slova. Na 13 je dovoljno sasvim.

by Guest 21/9/2015, 21:32

Yehudi wrote:
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Šta će biti sa Assadom, još se ne zna.

Amerika je spremna na punu suradnju sa Rusijom dok se IS

kompletno ne uništi. Šta će biti sa Assadom, još se ne zna.

To će bit stvar dogovora poslije...

by Yehudi 21/9/2015, 21:38

I hope the Russians kick the crap out of ISIL in World War II style.
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The only thing clean on him is his weapon.
He doesn't worry about what workout to do...
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The True believer doesn't care 'how hard it is'... he knows he either wins or he dies.
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