Rusija i Turska zakuhavaju, što je činiti NATO-u?

MIjenjamo Gruziju za Srbiju tj Balkan tj južnu Europu.

Nema ovdje ....odje se inkarnirao jedan anđeo .....mrš.

Ratuj tamo na Kakwazu.

epikur37 wrote:Prema Nato agendi treba ojačati Bošnjake i Šiptare da bi se učvrstila pozicija zapda na Bakanu...jel tako ;) :D

sve za slobodu....amerike

kaja_333 wrote:Izbaciti tursku iz NATA

Šta Kajo pa ti vazda bila za Turke i NATO hahahah

Russia adding 2nd airbase in Syria, pursuing 'expansion' in military campaign

By Lucas Tomlinson
Published December 01, 2015
FoxNews.com


Russia has expanded its military operations in Syria to include a second airbase as well as other posts, according to a U.S. official briefed on the latest intelligence from the region – even as President Obama expresses muted optimism that Russian President Vladimir Putin eventually will “shift” his strategy and work with the West.
Moscow’s presence has grown to a total of four forward operating bases, including recently added bases in Hama and Tiyas. But the most concerning to the Pentagon is the second airbase in Shayrat which can support fixed-wing aircraft, greatly expanding Russia’s capability for airstrikes, which began on Sept. 30.
“The Russians are operating helicopters out of Shayrat airport, but they are making [preparations] to land fixed-wing aircraft,” another U.S. official confirmed to Fox News.
Shayrat is located 25 miles outside of the Syrian city of Homs, an hour drive from neighboring Lebanon.
Since September, Russia has based its warplanes and helicopters at Basel al-Assad airbase in Latakia, one of the last remaining Assad strongholds along the Mediterranean coast. While the Pentagon cannot confirm any Russian military jets have landed at Shayrat, there are reports Russia has landed aircraft in the past few hours.
Russia’s two other forward operating bases are used to land its attack helicopters employed to defend the Assad regime against Syrian rebels. 
But when asked if the move to expand to a second airbase was defensive in nature in case Syrian rebels succeed in destroying the Latakia base, one of the U.S. officials pushed back.
“This is an expansion, not a defensive move at all,” the official said. He said Syrian rebels were nowhere close to taking the Russian airbase in Latakia.


NATO kmeči.

Uzmi Gruziju ....nije u NATO.

Trgowina.

marcus-t wrote:

Russia adding 2nd airbase in Syria, pursuing 'expansion' in military campaign

By   Lucas Tomlinson  
Published December 01, 2015
FoxNews.com


Russia has expanded its military operations in Syria to include a second airbase as well as other posts, according to a U.S. official briefed on the latest intelligence from the region – even as President Obama expresses muted optimism that Russian President Vladimir Putin eventually will “shift” his strategy and work with the West.
Moscow’s presence has grown to a total of four forward operating bases, including recently added bases in Hama and Tiyas. But the most concerning to the Pentagon is the second airbase in Shayrat which can support fixed-wing aircraft, greatly expanding Russia’s capability for airstrikes, which began on Sept. 30.
“The Russians are operating helicopters out of Shayrat airport, but they are making [preparations] to land fixed-wing aircraft,” another U.S. official confirmed to Fox News.
Shayrat is located 25 miles outside of the Syrian city of Homs, an hour drive from neighboring Lebanon.
Since September, Russia has based its warplanes and helicopters at Basel al-Assad airbase in Latakia, one of the last remaining Assad strongholds along the Mediterranean coast. While the Pentagon cannot confirm any Russian military jets have landed at Shayrat, there are reports Russia has landed aircraft in the past few hours.
Russia’s two other forward operating bases are used to land its attack helicopters employed to defend the Assad regime against Syrian rebels. 
But when asked if the move to expand to a second airbase was defensive in nature in case Syrian rebels succeed in destroying the Latakia base, one of the U.S. officials pushed back.
“This is an expansion, not a defensive move at all,” the official said. He said Syrian rebels were nowhere close to taking the Russian airbase in Latakia.


NATO kmeči.

neeee pa Žutarnji nakon ovoga ide kolektivno na skijanje

Kada sam ja bila za turke lažljivce ?

zaebavaju te Kayo..

kaja_333 wrote:Kada sam ja bila za turke lažljivce ?

Oprošteno ti je....:)

Na ............nosi,

kaja_333 wrote:Kada sam ja bila za turke lažljivce ?

Pa furala si sa Kemalom iz Živinica

asilovski wrote:

kaja_333 wrote:Kada sam ja bila za turke lažljivce ?

Pa furala si sa Kemalom iz Živinica

Moraš bas??...Yodi sipati sol na ranu..

bogomdani wrote:

asilovski wrote:

kaja_333 wrote:Kada sam ja bila za turke lažljivce ?

Pa furala si sa Kemalom iz Živinica

Moraš bas??...Yodi sipati sol na ranu..

pa da Đoda Kemal abu el Muć hhehehe

asilovski wrote:

bogomdani wrote:

asilovski wrote:

kaja_333 wrote:Kada sam ja bila za turke lažljivce ?

Pa furala si sa Kemalom iz Živinica

Moraš bas??...Yodi sipati sol na ranu..

pa da Đoda Kemal abu el Muć hhehehe

samo ti sjedaj na Muku Yodinim fillinzima naspram Kaye..

asilovski wrote:

marcus-t wrote:

Russia adding 2nd airbase in Syria, pursuing 'expansion' in military campaign

By   Lucas Tomlinson  
Published December 01, 2015
FoxNews.com


Russia has expanded its military operations in Syria to include a second airbase as well as other posts, according to a U.S. official briefed on the latest intelligence from the region – even as President Obama expresses muted optimism that Russian President Vladimir Putin eventually will “shift” his strategy and work with the West.
Moscow’s presence has grown to a total of four forward operating bases, including recently added bases in Hama and Tiyas. But the most concerning to the Pentagon is the second airbase in Shayrat which can support fixed-wing aircraft, greatly expanding Russia’s capability for airstrikes, which began on Sept. 30.
“The Russians are operating helicopters out of Shayrat airport, but they are making [preparations] to land fixed-wing aircraft,” another U.S. official confirmed to Fox News.
Shayrat is located 25 miles outside of the Syrian city of Homs, an hour drive from neighboring Lebanon.
Since September, Russia has based its warplanes and helicopters at Basel al-Assad airbase in Latakia, one of the last remaining Assad strongholds along the Mediterranean coast. While the Pentagon cannot confirm any Russian military jets have landed at Shayrat, there are reports Russia has landed aircraft in the past few hours.
Russia’s two other forward operating bases are used to land its attack helicopters employed to defend the Assad regime against Syrian rebels. 
But when asked if the move to expand to a second airbase was defensive in nature in case Syrian rebels succeed in destroying the Latakia base, one of the U.S. officials pushed back.
“This is an expansion, not a defensive move at all,” the official said. He said Syrian rebels were nowhere close to taking the Russian airbase in Latakia.


NATO kmeči.

neeee pa Žutarnji nakon ovoga ide kolektivno na skijanje

zhutarnji na apratima

Leviathan2 wrote:

asilovski wrote:

marcus-t wrote:

Russia adding 2nd airbase in Syria, pursuing 'expansion' in military campaign

By   Lucas Tomlinson  
Published December 01, 2015
FoxNews.com


Russia has expanded its military operations in Syria to include a second airbase as well as other posts, according to a U.S. official briefed on the latest intelligence from the region – even as President Obama expresses muted optimism that Russian President Vladimir Putin eventually will “shift” his strategy and work with the West.
Moscow’s presence has grown to a total of four forward operating bases, including recently added bases in Hama and Tiyas. But the most concerning to the Pentagon is the second airbase in Shayrat which can support fixed-wing aircraft, greatly expanding Russia’s capability for airstrikes, which began on Sept. 30.
“The Russians are operating helicopters out of Shayrat airport, but they are making [preparations] to land fixed-wing aircraft,” another U.S. official confirmed to Fox News.
Shayrat is located 25 miles outside of the Syrian city of Homs, an hour drive from neighboring Lebanon.
Since September, Russia has based its warplanes and helicopters at Basel al-Assad airbase in Latakia, one of the last remaining Assad strongholds along the Mediterranean coast. While the Pentagon cannot confirm any Russian military jets have landed at Shayrat, there are reports Russia has landed aircraft in the past few hours.
Russia’s two other forward operating bases are used to land its attack helicopters employed to defend the Assad regime against Syrian rebels. 
But when asked if the move to expand to a second airbase was defensive in nature in case Syrian rebels succeed in destroying the Latakia base, one of the U.S. officials pushed back.
“This is an expansion, not a defensive move at all,” the official said. He said Syrian rebels were nowhere close to taking the Russian airbase in Latakia.


NATO kmeči.

neeee pa Žutarnji nakon ovoga ide kolektivno na skijanje

zhutarnji na apratima

Hanžeković će zbog ovoga od muke ovršiti par hiljada bez razloga