Developments Oct 13 >SAA encircles IS in Mayadin & DeZ city >Ru MOD:1k IS fighters with tanks&artillery entered Sy from Iraq. 450 attacked SAA and came from US controled area >IS retakes Al-Jafrah oil field from SDF (Hasakah CS) >SDF:IS to be driven out of Raqqa within 3 days >E Ghouta:Ceasefire deal reached with JaI, SAA starts offensive against HTS >HTS counterattacks IS and re-capture 5 villages in Hama CS >Reports:50 vehicles and 150 Turkish troops enter Idlib and capture several villages >SAA begins huge offensive agains IS in S Damascus, ceasefire deal reached with JaI in Egypt for S Damascus >Daraa rebels deploy tanks, cannons, missiles in new offensive against ISIS >50+ died in IS car bomb blast near DeZ-Hasaka border >Turkey releases Sy pilot captured in March >Talks on safe passage for Raqqa civilians halted >Kurdish fighters on alert as Kurdistan says Iraqi troops preparing assault on Kirkuk >Houthi forces ambush Saudi soldiers in Najran killing 4
Fresh RuMoD briefing: >youtube.com/watch?v=6g8D1c_wJIU Short summary: >2000 Nusrats well done >US didn't lift a finger when thousands of jihadis were transferred from Iraq to Syria and they saw it >Three thousand terrorists went from US Tanf base to Deir ezZor with Grads, Tanks, 4x4s
Yesterday evening IS attacked a column of civilians in Hasakah (Kurdish-held) resulting in over 50 killed, mostly women and children, also Asayish. Some died in the attack, some run into the minefield in the panic. >youtube.com/watch?v=zB0nB5ujWVE >sana.sy/ru/?p=122380
First for victory to Assad and a qt white Syrian gf to me. Now that Mayadin has been captured what's the SAA's next move on that front?
Joshua Powell
Second for k*rds genocide
Oliver Ortiz
Suheil's seductive gaze is making me gay. >captcha says clinton
Dylan Stewart
Finally a relief thread.
Evan Jenkins
bump
Caleb White
lovely, game over soon
Justin Jones
Btw, what are the Iraqis doing? Why haven't they started their assault on ISIS on the border with Syria yet?
Mason Richardson
Daily reminder that YPG conquered Raqqa.
Eli Smith
>#RuAF #SyAAF air strike targeted an #HTS position near #MaaretAlNo’man #Idlib Killing most of them
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Jordan Reed
>See that we are page 10 >Decide to do emergency bake >Still a little bit annoyed at /sg/ so I spend 1.5 minutes editing and uploading the following to Wikipedia (pic related) >Quickly make that OP pic in less than 30 seconds. >Copy / update / paste OP data in 1 minute flat >Remove embeds and post bread >Did all that in less than 4 minutes
I really should be studying, but what are you going to do?
Anthony Rogers
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Robert Scott
Doing Allah's work, user.
Nathan Diaz
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Henry Powell
What is the purpose of this pic? Just him sitting down? At least make a meme out of it or add a description.
Easton Torres
>tfw no suheil slamming ur BP why live
Lucas Morales
>Capture of Mayadin Where do we go next?
Mason Lopez
Syrian Army begins new offensive on eastern Euphrates shore
> Forces of the Syrian Arab Army on the eastern shore of the Euphrates River have begun a new push, assaulting two ISIS-occupied towns north of Deir Ezzor city.
>According to military sources, units of the Syrian Arab Army on the eastern bank of the Euphrates started an offensive this morning to drive ISIS from the towns of Janenah and Husanyah.
>Syrian troops jumped off from their positions around Hatlah Fouqani which was liberated yesterday.
>Furthermore, other units of the Syrian Arab Army began to attack ISIS inside Deir Ezzor city itself and are currently advancing towards the district of Ummal
Blake Lee
a high-res pic of Assad doesnt need a special purpose in /sg/, senpai
Wyatt Gonzalez
Most of /sg/ is gay for Suheil but I'm unironically gay for Assad
Henry Barnes
my guess - al busayrah
Parker Walker
>2000 Nusrats well done
Guys plz.. Why do you mean by "nusrat" ?
Evan Kelly
IMO, they'll go first for Shahil in order to cut off Al busayrah from the south.
Al Nusra is one of the many terrorist organisations in Syria. Nusrat is a portmanteau of the words nusra and rat.
Mason Jenkins
Jabhat al-Nusra, formerly. Now - Hayat Tahrir ash-Sham, HTS for short. Al-Qaeda branch in Syria you absolute raging newfag.
Jace Bailey
somone online called me a little kid for not knowing how to get Khat in Europe, he said in norway it's easy to get it from Somalis which seem to hand around every corner from teh way he was writing
Easton Lee
Either this, or race south, these cliffs look welcoming for an advance. Jihadis would be simply trapped in the Euphrates Valley.
Adam Morgan
Ooooh ok I could have understood by myself.. thanks guys
Luis Cruz
thanks ..
problem was "nusrat" means "victory" in arabic and I thought you meant this
Christopher Cook
i guess tigers might continue south, think it's isis killers on the east euphrates bank that are supposed to go down towards busayrah
Angel Gonzalez
>in Arabic Oh, I've assumed you're French, how fucking silly of me AAAAHAHAHHHAH
Robert Richardson
hunters*
Nathaniel Gray
fair enough, as you were.
Andrew Martinez
>frenchies >having the balls on coming to a politically incorrect forum C'mon man.
James Jones
Looks much tougher to me, mainly because SAA positions in Khusham are not elevated at all and the cliffs are fairly away from the Busayrah town, also it's just a series of smaller villages, unlike south of Mayadeen until Abu Kamal. I doubt Tigers will move north, because their lines are already stretched, so in order to move north they'd have to secure bigger buffer zone south of the Suknah/DeZ highway. Also I doubt IS hunters, or whoever is there with them 3rd Incursion of 5th Legion probably, have enough gear and manpower to just stroll towards Busayrah from Khusham positions.
John Cooper
Wait, I'll laugh in Arabic so it's even more silly HHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH
Robert Jones
Say the turk
Samuel James
ISIS weapons left behind in Raqqa. Can someone identify the ATGMs? I tried with the ATGM guide, but I'm too stupid it seems
Hudson King
As a french born in the 90s in Paris area, I obviously have basic knowledge of arabic lol
Xavier Murphy
>French flag >knows Arabic
William Hall
What do you think "al-Nusra" means?
Bentley Miller
i don't know arabic, I know a few commonly used words you miskeen
John Myers
post hand
Chase Jackson
ههههه سوف تنفجر
Jayden Watson
only oral sorry
Jaxon Roberts
That's alright, I don't do anal anymore anyway
Juan Lopez
Okay senpai, sure.
Caleb Carter
xD
Parker Hughes
xD
Kayden Allen
so funny, and so unexpected
Isaac Howard
Maybe not unexpected, but it is funny.
Lincoln Sullivan
The ones in the middle are either Javelins or AT4 ATGMs. Could be wrong but that’s what they look like to me.
Daniel Wright
>flag >Understands Arabic Checks out
Jonathan Cooper
a little bit childish no ?
Kevin Cook
Nothing like bashing the frogs on a lazy Saturday.
Leo King
Considering I could be your papa it indeed is Makes it even more funny
Jonathan Wright
I bet you speak it better than him Sven. No need to be jelly.
John Scott
Idk, unless they also speak arabic in somalia
Christopher Gray
Those aren't Javelins
Brandon Wood
well surely not before they clean the dez pocket, then i think they'll have enough manpower
Ryan Rodriguez
The US kept the base until second Iraq war, then Bush had to make military spending cuts and closed down bases that were no longer strategically important
>coming from a cucked country >not hiding your flag
Uhhh.... wyd....???
Nathaniel Smith
Okay, lads, buckle your seat belts, I'm going to tell you exactly what the SAA should do and why (I will make references to the colours in pic related as I go)
>STEP ONE: Secure the West bank of the Euphrates (Yellow)
>Step TWO: Secure the areas surrounding DeZ city (Red). This will stop the Kurds from having any access to the city and it will secure the bridge that connects the DeZ to the road that travels along the East bank of the river, giving them access to all downs downstream
>STEP THREE: The Army goes south, securing all towns East of the Euphrates until they reach Mayadin (Green). The garrison at Mayadin will hold their ground at this time. The Areas to the North are much more time-sensitive than those around Mayadin (Kurds), that is why the main attack must come from there.
>STEP FOUR Once the bank is secure, the army will sweep East (Purple)Their aim is to cut off the Kurds from getting too far South
>Step FIVE and SIX: The order of these last two steps depends on the Kurds. Will they try to outflank the Army and secure the Iraqi border? If so then the SAA must stop them (Orange), if there is no pressure from the Kurds, then they can afford to finally secure the rest of DeZ city (Blue).
Yeah, in a few hours, or in a day probably we'll hear that Russian sapers cleaned the city from mines, and by than the ponton bridge should be set up.
Nathan Jenkins
>popular rebellion that was just a bunch of kids
Brayden Kelly
hydrocarbures fields are not far across.
William Rivera
>mocking people for having knowledge
Pretty fucking low.
Landon Lewis
Hotel view in Damascus
Oliver Stewart
hydrocarbons*
Joshua Kelly
Hans gets it. But if you look at the shootings in Sweden then 80% of the time it's exactly Arabs, Kurds, Turks and Somalians offing each other. The people getting raped are Swedes but the majority of them are roasties or naive ultracucks. >"Mom Imma go to a house-party in Vällingby with Munir and Hassan!" >"Lol so tolerant of you Sara! Sure what could go wrong!?"
Joseph Myers
they seem bored, let them have fun a little bit
Ethan Morris
Take note of the elevation mapz & there's no way SDF will get there first, so I think from the strategical point of view securing as much riverside on both sides as possible is a better choice than rushing to the fields, since fierce counter-attacks can be expected there if the banks of the river are not properly secured.
Josiah Martinez
I don't think those are guided.
Jayden Bennett
ok, open up
Leo Evans
> how elevated is that ? I see no scale
Aaron Morgan
>AT4 ATGMs
Bentley Brooks
What does OP picture imply with Venom Snake? I played MGSV but must have forgotten or missed the detail.
