Developments Jul 30 >DeZ:SAA blows up ISIS HQ after digging 40m tunnel. Unconfirmed-SAA cuts off IS supply-line from Turdah to DeZ cemetery >SAA has fire control over Sukhnah Gas Field, 800 meters to city >Raqqa CS:IS cutoff SAA supply line on Saturday killing 40, on Sunday counterattack freed trapped soldiers& now SAA entered DeZ prov >Raqqa:SDF controls 50% of the city, IS killed 20 on saturday suicide attack >E Ghouta:New SAA attack on Ayn Tarma after Faylaq Al-Rahman refuses to expell HTS in exchange for ceasefire deal >Arsal:1st phase of ceasefire starts as HTS and Hez exchange fallen soldiers, 2nd phase will involve prisoners swap next week >E Hama CS:RuAF bombs IS tanker convoy in new vid as SAA tries to recapture Uqayribat in order 2 link Salamiyah&T4 Airbase >MARAWI:18 PHILIP SOLDIERS KILLED IN IS AMBUSH >US continues training rebels in Jordan to fight IS,many rebel factions quit the Anti-IS Coalition to fight gov >Houthi Navy targets UAE military ship near Mocha Coast,12 Emirati sailors killed, 23 injured >Yemen’s army launches huge offensive on southern Saudi military sites
DEATH TO AMERICA DEATH TO ENGLAND DEATH TO ISRAEL DEATH TO SAUDI DEATH TO KURDS DEATH TO TURKS DEATH TO UAE DEATH TO INDIA DEATH TO KUWAIT DEATH TO FRANCE DEATH TO BELGIUM DEATH TO UKRAINE DEATH TO YAHOODI DEATH TO BAHRAIN DEATH TO WAHHABI DEATH TO HOLLAND DEATH TO MOROCCO DEATH TO CATALUNYA DEATH TO DIRTY SADDAMISTS DEATH TO MONAFEGHIN & KUFFAR DEATH TO THOSE WHO OPPOSE THE VELAYATE FAQIH
Lincoln Roberts
heros of syria
Joseph Perez
if anyone is interested this is the simulator used for mission rehearsal by NATO members (burgerland included) en.wikipedia.org/wiki/VBS3 it's based off arma 3
Landon Thompson
t. wh*Te subhuman
Joseph Ramirez
Do you guys think the CIA recycles the same Sniper team every time they stage a revolt?
Kayden Russell
G' afternoon, crew. How is everyone today?
Angel Torres
>Zero hour is approaching for the Syrian Arab Army’s (SAA) offensive eastern Salamiyah, meaning the Islamic State’s (ISIL) presence in central Syria will soon come to an end. >With thousands of soldiers mobilized in eastern Hama, including their Tiger Forces, the Syrian Arab Army has its sights set on the strategic town of ‘Uqayrbat, which is their most important stronghold in the central part of the country. >Losing ‘Uqayrbat will be a major loss the Islamic State will not be able to recover from, as the town is situated along a strategic roadway that leads to the terrorist group’s stronghold of Sukhnah to the east and the Palmyra-Homs Highway to the south.
The pro-government units involved in this upcoming battle are the following:
Tiger Forces (Cheetah Forces branch) Liwaa Al-Quds (Palestinian paramilitary) 11th Tank Division National Defense Forces (NDF) Qalamoun Shield (3rd Armored Division) Syrian Social Nationalist Party (SSNP)
I wish I'd got to play during my service, would have been really interesting.
Ethan Watson
>Be "DEATH DO" custom flag user
Nicholas Campbell
If someone is good at his work, why change anything?
Jaxson Ortiz
Hello WiC bro. Im doing fine. how about you? Assault on Sukknah very soon, also Salamiyah front is also heating up. 9000 HTS fighters and families leaving Arsal in Lebanon and going to Idlib.
one month from now: >That now is when he truly truly becomes presidential
Christopher Miller
nothing will happen
Levi Thompson
War of Words continues
>DPRK accuses US of preparing for nuclear war after two B1-B bombers flew over the Korean peninsula while being escorted by Japanese and ROK fighters.[1] >Trump says "We'll handle North Korea. We'll be able to handle North Korea. It will be handled. We handle everything.". This is a direct quote.[2] >ROK Defense Chief admits that ROK has plans for pre-emptive strike against DPRK if attack looks likely[3] >ROK Ministry of National Defense said DPRK likely to conduct 6th Nuclear Test[4] >US ambassador to the United Nations, Nikki Haley, says "The time for talk is over". Denies wanting to host a UNSC meeting as it would "produce nothing of consequence".[5] >Japan and US agree "further action" necessary on DPRK, want additional pressure on China.(((Note: Further action in this context is likely economic sanctions or military deterrence)))[6]
Lot of noise coming out from both sides as expected. Interesting that the UNSC meeting was cancelled or not planned at all. Likely a signal that the US/ROK/Japan are willing to move forward without UN approval on whatever they're planning.
According to various sources, it was AQ officers who trained the Somali militia in hitting helicopters and an AQ officer himself who shot down super 64 in Mogadishu in 1993.
AQ also operates against US in Iraq etc.
But who funds them?
From I know they're supposed to be Saudi / UAE sponsored, but those countries are US / Israeli allies, so how does that make any sense at all?
Connor Sullivan
Oh my sweet summer child...
Juan Martin
>Syrian choppers drop thousands of leaflets demanding jihadists surrender northwest Aleppo BEIRUT, LEBANON (6:30 P.M.) – Syrian helicopters dropped thousands of leaflets over the ‘Anadan Plain of northwest Aleppo, Monday, demanding the jihadists surrender or leave this area immediately.
The leaflets were specifically dropped by the Syrian Air Force over the towns of Hayyan, ‘Anadan, Haritan, and Kafr Hamra.
The Syrian military has issued this warning to the jihadist rebels in northwest Aleppo before; however, they refrained from carrying out their ‘Anadan offensive because of a short-lived ceasefire that was declared in the region.
>how does that make any sense at all? oh my, you are in for a world of revelations
Joshua Rodriguez
>but those countries are US / Israeli allies, so how does that make any sense at all? Why does it not make sense for the US and Israel to (in)directly fund Al-Qaeda?
Jaxson Garcia
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Noah Russell
Thanks for the link but I think I had that in update post two days ago that ROK is deploying more THAAD launchers. There's already been some protests over it.
Like the Right wing organizations were created during the Cold warto combat communism in Latin America and elsewhere. The US funded Islamic extremism to combat communism in the middle east during the Cold war and now uses these groups to destabilize any country that they deem as against their interests or resising their control, and enters those countries under the pretext of fighting terrorism. The US uses gulf countries and third parties to fund,arm and support these groups.
Angel Gonzalez
>From I know they're supposed to be Saudi / UAE sponsored, but those countries are US / Israeli allies, so how does that make any sense at all? Le Jihadi boogeyman to justify Western imperialism ventures in 3rd world countries. Also, to strip your citizens of their freedoms and rights to dilute their objection to these ventures. Also, they (military industrial complex) create customers (AQ, ISIS) to sell their weapons to.
Cooper Wilson
The US and Israel support al-Qaeda.
Lincoln Hernandez
>Somali militia
What kind of "Somali militia". IIRC Somalia collapsed when their dictator in chief died in 1991 and all hell broke lose in the country when there was nobody around to replace him.
Then a coalition of islamists took over (probably those guys who shot 64 in Mogadishu in 1993).
Neighbouring countries werent too happy and neighbouring Kenya/Uganda and some other countries bulldozed the islamist government to restore 'peace' to the country. This caused more ruckus in the country as the foreign forces were unable to do shit, the islamists were broken and eventually turned into even more radical islamists, aka Al-Shabaab (The AQ affiliate we know today). The country is in a war between the gov (that really doesnt exist) and the Kenyan, Ugandan and various other troops stationed in the country and the AQ-linked Al Shabaab.
Al Qaeda doesn't exist in Iraq anymore, althought they did exist. They started with Jama'at al-Tawhid wal-Jihad, then became Al Qaida in Iraq (AQI), later turned into ISI (Islamic state in Iraq), and eventually morphed into what we know as ISIS today. Somewhere along the lines when between ISI and ISIS they broke off from Al Qaida central and became independant.
You have to understand how Al Qaida functions. First there is the 'base Al Qaida' which isint really anything other than the leadership. They basically coordinate the whole thing. Then there is the multiple affiliates. Al Qaida in Iraq, Al Qaida in the Arabian Peninsula, Al Qaida in Yemen, Al Qaida in the Maghreb, Al Qaida in the Indian Subcontinent, Nusra, Al Shabaab. All these organizations are technically Al Qaida, but are allowed leeway and some freedom in how they operate to fit the needs of the countries they operate in. (Like how Nusra needed to pretend they are totally moderate and had to embed itself in the opposition). Al Qaida in Iraq was always the most brutal, ruthless branch which is why they probably morphed into ISIS.
Christian Rodriguez
I get the whole AQ being a US-Saudi-Israeli project to legitimize wars in the middle east surrounding Iran - Libanon - Syria
But why would (((they))) have sent AQ to train Mogadishu militia against American helicopters in Somalia?
I'm guessing one of the following:
A) AQ still had rogue elements outside CIA / Mossad / Saudi control, but sending specialized commandos to Mogadishu to train vs American helicopters must be organized at the highest level
B) It is invented propaganda to enforce the legitimization of invading Afghanistan.
It seems odd that AQ experts were training militia against American helicopters and were present on that day and even shot down the famous super 64.
Grayson Powell
>Once Proud Fat Man Chris Christie is reduced to theft of "nachoes" from unidentified "hipster" to feed his family, in undated photograph.
Henry Sanchez
>AQ still had rogue elements outside CIA / Mossad / Saudi control This is very feasible, if anything the last decades show us that you cannot harness jihadism as a power
I mean you can to some degree but it will always blow up in your face (quite literally, kek, even Saudi had suicide bomb attacks)
Jason Rogers
>AQ still had rogue elements outside CIA / Mossad / Saudi control There's always rogue elements. No way to have absolute control over local extremists like that. >It is invented propaganda to enforce the legitimization of invading Afghanistan. Probably this as well. The Saudis have more to do with supporting terrorism than Afghanistan, but the US isn't even looking their way.
Nathan Mitchell
I wish I was at Chris Christie's level of not giving a fuck
Jaxon Lopez
There isin't any strong evidence to support that Saudi/UAE supports Al Qaida, infact Al Qaida has done multiple terror attacks in Saudi and constantly attacks them for working together with the United States/Israel and such.
Qatar is a different story, they have a very "special" relationship with Al Qaida, and basically support/fund them (in some cases). In other cases they are totally opposed to them. It's complicated.
Carter Young
He is the most American politician to have ever existed.
Carter Kelly
when will this war end?
Lucas Cooper
Top analysts estimate in around 2 weeks
Jeremiah Carter
being a member of the central AQ council that coordinates and strategises must be fun as fuck
Isaiah Cox
how can the k*rds be defeated in 2 weeks?
Jaxson Rogers
>There isin't any strong evidence to support that Saudi [...] supports Al Qaida Even the Hillary mail states theyre [Saudis and Qataris] "providing clandestine financial and logistic support to ISIL and other radical Sunni groups", ISIS at that point (august 2014) being still a relatively fresh offshoot of al-Qaeda
I agree about UAE, thats hard to say.
Kayden Sanchez
JIDF has abandoned /sg/
doesn't feel the same desu :(
Connor Rodriguez
>A) AQ still had rogue elements outside CIA / Mossad / Saudi control, but sending specialized commandos to Mogadishu to train vs American helicopters must be organized at the highest level Highly possible. But remeber this only the leadership of these groups is in the pocket of US but the local fighter dosent not know that and they truly believe that they are fighting the great satan. >B) It is invented propaganda to enforce the legitimization of invading Afghanistan. Like the above very possible but also consider that with a terrorists organization present in Africa the US has a pretext to stay in there and build bases especially so critical an area as the Horn of Africa overlooking the the strait of mandeb (the US does not have a base in Somalia but they do operate from a large base in Djibouti). So the american public had to be shown that these guys were a serious threat in order for them to demand action against them.
Evan Brooks
Never
Julian Barnes
>JIDF has abandoned /sg/ how could they not? Based Canad bro blew them out of the water.
Luis Cook
>phase 2 initiated
maybe this is phase 2
Tyler Clark
Thanks for the info
How much is actually known about the funding behind AQ?
It seems weird to me that Qatar / Saudi support AQ while simultaneously hosting the biggest US bases in the Middle East.
They need the US to keep Iran / Iraq / Syria / Lebanon in check, so why fight the US by proxy through AQ?
On the other hand I've heard that the Saudis and Qataris have a fierce rivalry and perhaps try to dispose of each others foreign policy in the region through AQ funding (differs from region to region I guess)
Good points, but as you say the US withdrew from Somalia, but it sure does give reason to stay in the region
Jacob Barnes
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Joshua Ward
>McGain kek
and now for some /ptg/-tier topgoy retardation
Tyler Price
I think that the US is fine with AQ existing as it means they can have an excuse to go in wherever they want in MENA. just say AQ are highly active in the region and sink a tanker and you're in
Hunter Sanders
>But why would (((they))) have sent AQ to train Mogadishu militia against American helicopters in Somalia? To spread war, grasshopper. They want to kill their own -- and they want to continue keepig AQ etc. around as an impetus to create more war. The purpose is to create fear that the (((Jews))) may experience a new shoah at the hands of the Muslims, therefore providing a sort of stabilizing membrane to keep Israel from destroying itself.
Literally any type of journalism or news source, including almaq>liberal journalism
Jaxson Bailey
Jesus fucking Christ /sg/ is so fucking dead
>tfw no Onur >tfw no Countryside >tfw no Aleppo syrian
Low fucking energy.
Jayden Foster
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Ayden Clark
Viet gong died in a car accident
Colton Cruz
Shit like this could be seen coming from miles away when the MSM started their "fake news" crusade. Make it stop.
Jonathan Scott
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Daniel Adams
>CNN is ISIS
Eli Bennett
Sure he did. >tfw posting gore to keep people from replying to kikebait got me b&
Gabriel Ortiz
haha Jesus this fucking woman...
Blake Taylor
Good morning, lads! How many kilomemes to the Succnah?
Jobar kotel , when?
Julian Gonzalez
funny, if you are talking about the stuff I edited from you then I got away free
Michael Williams
Nigga, it was confirmed by the (((BBC))) a few days ago. Taylor posting while driving was the cause of death
Jason Ward
America and Saudi both actively support AQ & ISIS financially and materially, i.e. weapons and money. The saudi's buy weapons from the americans, who turn a blind eye and pretend they dont see saudi's giving the weapons to isis/aq etc.
They do not however support the political aims of isis.
ISIS/AQ/FSA are merely tools with which to destabilise the region, to give impetus to the idea that without america everything is fail. They support isis and co while they destabilise.
They were hoping that isis would kill assad, and that the yanks would then be able to enter syria to save the day.
It's like giving guns to drug dealing gangs, you do so because you know they will kill each other. The blow back you forget about is that they will kill non gang members too. But you are making money, they are dying and the drug trade becomes more expensive.
Julian Garcia
>Onur will never be you qt turk bf >ywn suck his huge cock and then spoon under his Ataturk bedsheets
Why live
Luke Torres
>posting gore this ain't Sup Forums no more senpai
Juan Long
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Parker White
US can't do shit because the Norks have enough artillery aimed at Seoul to flatten it in 45 minutes and there is nothing the US can do about it.
Noah Anderson
>Syrian Army reinforcements, supplies arrive in Deir Ezzor via helicopter BEIRUT, LEBANON (7:00 P.M.) – Syrian Arab Army (SAA) reinforcements poured into the Deir Ezzor Governorate, Monday, after several military choppers landed at the 137th Brigade Base near the western entrance of the provincial capital.
According to a military source in Deir Ezzor, at least six helicopters carrying reinforcements and supplies landed so far today at the 137th Brigade Base after making the short journey from the Al-Qamishli District of the Hasakah Governorate.
The reinforcements will be concentrated in the western part of the city, where they will aid the army in driving back the Islamic State (ISIL) terrorists from the Panorama area.
Most of their artillery lack the range to reach Soul, the ROK has public shelters and is prepared for it and the combined might of NATO would destroy NorK artillery units in a week.
Jaxon Hill
>Jaish al-Nasr rehearsing the moves they will make once SAA has finished ISIS and are knocking on the door to the Rastan pocket
