Developments Oct 12 >E Ghouta:Ceasefire deal reached with JaI >SAA regains control of Hatla al-Sharqiyah, east of the Euphrates >SAA renews offensive on Mayadin from two points, liberating at least 50% of the city by nightfall Wednesday >Iraqi Kurdistan officials: Iraqi federal forces are preparing a "major attack" on Kirkuk >Group of FSA fighters from southeast Damascus defected to the SAA Wednesday >Quraytayn: SAA liberated strategic mountaintop of Jabal Jubeil from IS >Suicide bomber detonates explosive belt in front of HTS fighters in Armanaz, killing 4 members of the group >Kurdish regime leader: Federalization will resolve Syria's national problems >RU MOD:IS seized 2 aid convoys with food&medicine for civis. They operated in the US controlled areas >RU MOD:600 IS militants on pickup trucks infiltrated through US zone al-Tanf, Russia demands explanation >Raqqa:SDF,IS negotiate surrender of the city and a safe pass to DeZ prov >3 suicide bombers attack Sy police HQ in Damascus,2 civis dead,6 injured >Houthis foil Saudi offensive in Najran, killing 10 >IS prepares large-scale offensive in Yemen against Houthis
>The Associated Press has obtained a recording of what some U.S. Embassy workers heard in Havana in a series of unnerving incidents later deemed to be deliberate attacks. The recording, released Thursday by the AP, is the first disseminated publicly of the many taken in Cuba of mysterious sounds that led investigators initially to suspect a sonic weapon.
>What device produced the original sound remains unknown. Americans affected in Havana reported the sounds hit them at extreme volumes.
>Whether there’s a direct relationship between the sound and the physical damage suffered by the victims is also unclear. The U.S. says that in general the attacks caused hearing, cognitive, visual, balance, sleep and other problems.
He's clutching at straws and trying to look tough, think about how Merkel and her crew will react
Brayden Young
>hezbollah trained al Qaeda's operatives that bombed US embassies >iran harbors osama bin laden's son >iran provides support to al qaeda, taliban How much of this is bullshit?
Charles Bennett
Its ok m8 We can keep it as backup if it survives.
Leo Ross
>Hafez & Karim
Elijah Davis
Lads: Redpill me on why the Iran deal even happened in the first place? It clearly can't be because Obama and Kerry are moral guys, tearing up established US policy of regimechange in Iran, because the deep state would never have let it happen, and because look at the rest of their foreign policy. Look at Syria, Ukraine, Libya, Yemen. The Iran deal actually sticks out like a sore thumb among the rest.
So why did it happen? Was it that >Russia, China and Europe wanted to start trade and were going to do so anyway, so Obama thought we can either be on the outside getting cucked, or we can get in on it and at least get a piece of the pie? or was it >Long game. Can't do anything right now, military stretched, still dealing with Syria. So kick the can down the road by making this 'deal', and then years later a future president (red or blue, doesn't matter) can lie and say "they're breaking the deal, we gotta gittem!" and their claims would have more 'credibility' because they could point back at the deal and say "see, we tried, but no we have no choice, ehehehe!"?
Redpill me because years later I still don't get it.
Michael Morris
>think about how Merkel and her crew will react the only thing which could push Merkel to go against US is economy pressure. Attacking EU/Germany economic interests is the one way to push your allies away. He could verbally shit on us all he wants and it wouldn't matter, but economy is another matter
Levi Wood
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Julian Adams
OY VEY HEZBOLLAH BETTER CURB YOUR TERRORISM 1983 NEVER FORGET ...Really?
Carter Adams
Obama wanted to focus on Asia and was content to just put a lid on ME, it's not like he wasn't busy enough with Lybia, Iraq, Somalia, Yemen and Syria
>Apart from the prisoner exchange, Iran already released a fifth imprisoned American, Matthew Trevithick. Trevithick has worked at the American University of Afghanistan and the American University of Iraq, and is a writer and podcaster. >The news came as Iran was on the verge of "Implementation Day" — the benchmark Iran reached when it met its obligations under the international nuclear deal, and when many sanctions against the country are lifted. >As part of the landmark deal, Iran agreed to reduce its stockpile of uranium, remove centrifuges and allow for more intrusive inspection, among other things. With the International Atomic Energy Agency's verification that Iran has met the terms, billions of dollars of Iranian assets will be unfrozen and some limits on trade and banking with Iran will be lifted.
Over the past 48 hours alone, US-backed Kurdish forces have captured the villages of Kabbar, Husayn, Muwayli, Jarbus, Hasf Tall, Ghayran, Tabaraya and Hilalah after ISIS commanders ordered their subordinates to regroup on the eastern bank of the river.
Jayden Anderson
*blocks your path*
Luke Phillips
>Tension and sanctions damage economic ties Europe has built in Iran, do you think they EU will cave like they did with Russia sanctions? No, here are many voices calling for the lifting of sanctions, but Russia is nearby and Krim was recent and a real deal. Iran on the other hand dindu nuffin, all reports state that Iran did adhere to the deal. Russia sanctions are defended with >muh Crimea What would you say to defend imposign sanctions on Iran? Nothing, there's no case to be made here.
As soon as i saw Ataturk it felt like i got a spear to the guts.
Blake Taylor
Exactly.
Sebastian Garcia
Noice
Ethan Wilson
>I think he's just pushing Europe further away and toward more autonomy from the US idea of global politics wtf i love trump now
Carter Cooper
The whole giant deal was for 4 Israeli prisoners?? The ENTIRE decades-long-held US strategic goal of regime change in Iran was shelved (or at least greatly set back) for the sake of 4 (FOUR) kike agents??????
Jesus Christ. I knew America was controlled by Israel, but not to this extent.
Owen Lewis
Yeah, don't get me wrong. I hate the EU with a passion but I long for the day that the Europeans can forge their own way politically without the spectre of Zionist-US policy hanging over them. It'll be better for Europe in every conceivable way
Benjamin Powell
ASSAD WILL WIN!
Elijah Reyes
Well, that's what will happen. the old guard who remembers US helping rebuild will die out over time
Nicholas Ramirez
why is there another thread lads?
Thomas Johnson
Not to this extent Hehheh heeeeeh THIS No more ME destabilizing no more refugees no more gibs for Israel Actually doing something to save Europe would depend on (((them))) depth of control on EU ....
Liam Campbell
panic bake in the face of memeflag menace, was my fault
Rebuild what they bombed to shit
Gavin Perez
SA panicked, and burger didn't see that bread was alrdy baked. SA is in the wrong here, but meh, let's stay here
Xavier Turner
>Deepy
you can do better
Justin Walker
Battle of Marawi theory:
Duterte lets ISIS hold Marawi, deliberately instructing the Philipine army not be defeat ISIS quickly, all because Duterte now has a reason to keep martial law.
thoughts?
Julian Ortiz
So i'm in the right thread! Great, I will update the bread
Jordan Rogers
>ISIS does everything they can to NOT fight SDF Wew. >inb4 renewed ISIS offensive against SAA
Jacob Butler
Phillipines update in /sg/
Liam Allen
sunnis= white and based shias= scum of the earth
Brody Clark
Could be, but it's not like the Police and Army didn't have serious power before? or has there been dissent in the population?
Asher Rivera
naw, even when he defeats them he can just claim there is still danger if that's his goal
>No problem in buying Russian S-400s, Erdogan says, hints at S-500 talks
Turkish President Tayyip Erdogan said there was no problem with the purchase of Russian S-400 anti-aircraft systems, adding that Ankara also held talks on the S-500, a THAAD-type system, currently under development. “In our talks with [Russia President Vladimir] Putin we are not thinking of stopping with the S-400s. We have had talks on the S-500s too,” Erdogan said, speaking to reporters as he returned from a trip to Ukraine and Serbia, as cited by Habertürk newspaper and Reuters.
According to the Turkish president, there won’t be any joint production in the first stage of S-400 purchases.
“…but in the second stage, God willing, we will take joint production steps,” Erdogan said.
Earlier in October, Russia confirmed that it received an advance from Turkey for the state-of-the-art S-400.
“Yes, we have received it [the down payment]. We can’t name the dates of supply yet. They want it earlier [than 2019], but the issue is still under discussion,” Russian presidential aide for military-technical cooperation Vladimir Kozhin said at the time.
If the SAA and their allies dont attack the SDF after ISIS terrorists are removed theyll just keep everything and expand. SDF are terrorists and should be dealt with in the same manner.
Ayden Mitchell
F
Michael Hernandez
>Netanyahu Congratulates Trump for 'Courageous Decision' to Decertify Iran Nuclear Deal t. Haaretz
Dylan Miller
>bleached
John Gray
>shias= chads of the earth and that's coming from a sunni
Gavin Adams
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Brody Allen
Obama unironically wanted to have good ties with Russia and Iran, the hawks in his administration and congress fucked him over many times. Hillary was kicked out and Kerry was able to secure the deal, even though he is hawkish he is better than Hillary. The deal is pretty much the only thing Obama accomplished in 8 years of trying to get better ties.
Angel Long
>US imposes 'tough sanctions' on Iran Revolutionary Guard - Trump
“Iran committed multiple violations of the agreement,” the president said, despite the International Atomic Energy Agency’s confirmation that Tehran is in compliance with the deal.
He said he expects Congress to come up with legislation that will amend the deal and “strengthen enforcement,” as well as include Iran’s ballistic missile program, and remove the ‘sunset clauses’ in the agreement.
If negotiations fail, Trump said, “the deal will be terminated.”
>Additionally, Trump announced “tough” sanctions against Iran that are unrelated to the nuclear deal. They target the Islamic Revolutionary Guards Corps, which is part of the Iranian armed forces. Trump has accused the Guards of supporting terrorism.
Trump wants a “more confrontational” approach to Iran, US Secretary of State Rex Tillerson said Friday. While the US will remain party to the internationally negotiated pact, the decision to decertify Iran’s compliance opens up avenues for Congress and Treasury to impose new US sanctions on Tehran not related to the nuclear program.
So German news claim US does not have a majority in Senate pro fucking over Iran deal. Why do they say so? Republicans are holding a majority and (((chuck schumer))) is openly against the deal, do I don't get why they think they wouldn't impose sanctions on Iran
Josiah Baker
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Andrew Jones
K*rdish propaganda fail >#Syria: Russian soldiers spotted with radical islamist group of Alqaeda fighters in Idlib while Turkish army members were negotiating with Alqaeda leaders in the tent asking for to hand over them the city of Idlib to encircle The Kurds in Afrin #twitterkurds #Idlib #HTS #Turkey >twitter.com/curdistani/status/917183878141566976 >FAKE!!!! This fotogram is from this video (In Homs): >twitter.com/cubanum/status/918888453521145856
LEL
James Williams
((Trump)))
Joseph Lopez
strategic jewry
Joseph Ramirez
Syian girls that actually look like this are as rare as a unicorn.
Cameron Gray
>do you think they EU will cave like they did with Russia sanctions? They won't. Iran hasn't done anything against their interests like Russia did by taking Crimea and cucking Ukraine from joining the EU. Also they hate Trump while they loved Obama.
Jacob Reed
I hate how much our news talks about US politics these days
Carter Ramirez
Not all shia, for example the current iraqi govt are shia cucks compared to Saddam, who was an alpha chad male. The more arab nationalist an arab is, the more his chad factor grows.
Juan Diaz
>'We've buried many like Trump': Iranian general warns Tehran knows how to 'fight against US' "We are not a war-mongering country. But any military action against Iran will be regretted...Trump's threats against Iran will damage America...we have buried many...like Trump and know how to fight against America," Esmail Ghaani, deputy head of the Quds Force, an overseas arm of the powerful Islamic Revolutionary Guards Corps (IRGC), said, Reuters reported, citing Tasnim news agency.
More like >cucked governments Good goy >non cucked governments Oy very scum of earth shut down Lets hope Iran nuke you both and Palestine in one day and the real scums of the earth are gone
Nolan Gomez
>The more arab nationalist an arab is, the more his chad factor grows Oh yes, anti-Persian arab nationalists are totally chads
Jason Wilson
Doesn't sound like something Duterte would do. Do you have any links that back that up?
The theory that CIA helped ISIS sounds more credible, considering many of those philipo jihadis fought alongside the Taliban with US aid in the 80s.
Colton Ramirez
>chad >got btfo by a bunch of american rednecks >executed by his own people
Hudson Nelson
Syrian and/or Iraq need to draw a line somewhere, so far the SDF has been getting free reign. The danger though is that confrontation leads to an open war and having to take make every bit of clay with hundreds of bodies... I think a 'statement' should be made and a line in the sand drawn
David Hughes
unrelated but w10 botnet
>Microsoft used personal data of Windows 10 users without consent – watchdog
Microsoft has come under fire from a Dutch privacy watchdog over claims the tech giant collected data from personal computers using its Windows 10 package.
>The Dutch Data Protection Authority (DPA) alleges that Microsoft has been using its marquee operating system to collect information on users’ web surfing behavior so as to target them with personalized ads and recommendations.
The watchdog found that during the installation of Windows 10, users are encouraged to accept default settings that enable ‘full telemetry’ rather than the more limited ‘basic’ option.
>“If a person does not actively change the default settings during installation, it does not mean he or she thereby gives consent for the use of his or her personal data,” the DPA said in a statement.
