Developments Oct 25 >DeZ; SAA make big advance on IS, penetrate one km into the city after smashing through IS front lines >DeZ; SAA resume assault on Deir Ezzor City, today striking IS defenses near the Industrial District led by attack choppers >No ‘chemical weapons probe’ before evidence is given: Russian UN delegate >500 Busraya tribesmen join the ranks of Liwa al-Quds, will assist in Abu Kamal ops >ISIS take advantage of sandstorm in DeZ governate to launch offensive, able to capture a T-90 but were repelled by SAA and sustain serious losses >Officers from Russian Center for Reconciliation of the opposing sides in Sy arrange return of another group of refuges to the Aleppo province >HTS claim they seized more than 30 towns from IS in recent weeks while conducting a counter-offensive in east Hama >FSA, Turkey agree to form ‘national’ army, parties must hand over all border crossings, weapons, and vehicles to Sy interim govt >Another jihadist emir has been killed in the Idlib Governate, the third such incident in the last 72 hours >Sy government urges UN to stop US Coalition crimes in Syria, as US coalition continues to deny DeZ airstrike
>The IDF Military Intelligence Directorate has identified Hezbollah’s main man on the eastern, Syrian-held side of the Golan as Munir Ali Naim Shaiti, also known as Haj Hasham. The 50-year-old father of four from south Lebanon spends most of his time in Syria where he is in charge of security and directing all Hezbollah operations in the war-torn country.
>While his main role in Syria is to assist the Assad regime’s army in its fight against the rebel groups in the area, he gets his orders from the influential and powerful Maj.-Gen. Qasem Soleimani
>Shaiti is also in charge of preparing Hezbollah’s military infrastructure for a war with Israel, which the Jewish state believes will not be confined to one front...
=== NGO’s and hybrid warfare: youtu.be/ro1byfe5vUM === WikiLeaks: Turkish oil minister links to Isis oil trade - wikileaks.org/berats-box/article Top aide to Hillary Clinton: :Al-Qaeda is on our side in Syria - wikileaks.org/clinton-emails/emailid/23225 === /sg visits Army 2017 - myalbum.com/album/seYvACY7CtIm Aleppobro takes pix for /sg - drive.google.com/drive/folders/0B9sFK8tMo4H7LW56WWlpdDRIRnc muh gas - pastebin.com/cDL3mv0w === Thread reminder to watch Threads. vimeo.com/18781528
The Intercept publishes documents provided by Snowden, which shows that, with the knowledge of the US, Saudi Arabia handed over to terrorists in Syria 120 tons of explosives and rockets in Syria, ordering its insurgents to capture Damascus and take Damascus airport
Geneva starts on 27th, but main opposition negotiator won't participate, since he's waiting for Astana. In my opinion he's an idiot, because usually people from the FSA going to Astana are either: killed by their own former friends or RuAF'd. ria.ru/syria/20171024/1507464930.html
>Shaiti is also in charge of preparing Hezbollah’s military infrastructure for a war with Israel, which the Jewish state believes will not be confined to one front SOON
Isaac Wood
Reminder
Chase Brown
@islamicworldupd 2 hours ago
Pic of #Iraq|i Harakat #Hezbollah al-Nujaba taking position in the border town of Rabi'a near #Syria border
Zachary Edwards
Anayurdum Türkistan'ı bölüp koymuşlar desu senpai
Julian Fisher
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Camden Edwards
updats from 2 threads ago ...
DeZ Damasc Homs Raqqa Iraq Yemen Misc
Aiden Baker
what is he looking at, /sg/?
Levi Kelly
Topkek, Majoosi in Rabia, I wonder if Abadi lost the control of PMU by now honestly.
David Lee
Fucken media empire lad
Matthew Gomez
>sryrian border
Hudson Reyes
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Bentley King
> implying Abadi had any control over the PMU
Ryder Ramirez
>I wonder if Abadi lost the control of PMU by now honestly. You think he really ever had control? He's a pretty weak leader overall, the thing with teh Kurds is the only time he's pretended to have a backbone and I bet if the US had barked he would have stood down and then been overthrown
Blake Perry
>Maj.-Gen. Qasem Soleimani The legend
Jace Rogers
The Khommie Dance™
Benjamin Robinson
>cUk Fuck you I'm changing my id
Gavin Ross
Bruh, look at this dude.
Oh ho, wait til you see it oh ho ho ho
oh no no no.... ohohhh ohhhhhh...
Kayden Hernandez
#Iraq’s media authority issues an order to ban 2 #Kurdish channels Kurdistan24 and Rudaw, and seize their equipments @islamicworldupd 2h
Chase Lewis
PFFFFFFFTHA HA HA HA HA
LOOK AT THE TOP OF HIS HEAD
HAHAHAHAHA
Jayden Collins
>implying anyone here actually reads any of this shit Reported for spam
Evan Parker
Honestly if he had they'd be in Abu Kamal by now. He has to control them to some degree at least, but groups like Harakat al-Nujaba joining the PMU is a bit of an overextention, since by now US control a Hezbollah division through a proxy, oh the irony.
Cameron Martinez
>reuters.com/article/us-mideast-crisis-iraq-kurds-oil-insight/fear-of-iranian-general-left-iraqi-kurdish-oil-fields-deserted-idUSKBN1CU2CM >Iraqi engineers arrived to the sound of alarm bells warning about system malfunctions, prompting them to immediately shut down wells. Now, they need passwords and expertise from their Kurdish counterparts to restore oil output fully. >“After we discovered that some of the key equipment was missing and the control panel was ringing alarms of crude processing malfunction, we immediately shut down oil wells,” the NOC engineer said. Seems like the turds left a mess in Kirkuk oil plants.
Justin Williams
lmao
how'd you change your ID so quickly?
Lincoln Wood
Threadly reminder
Jordan Foster
Changed connections
Cameron Wood
>You think he really ever had control? Yeah, sure, if he didn't than how come they haven't stormed western Mosul or Euphrates Valley on their own and waited for the orders?
Blake Sullivan
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Kevin Morgan
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David Thompson
why do you have multiple different connections?
Jacob Stewart
>Code the stuff in Kurdish >Best hackers on Earth unable to crack it
John White
Updates from last bread
DeZ
T2 Hama
Golan Misc
Jordan Gomez
Because govt cuts them off so I have to change to one which is working
Carson Edwards
>Kurds get more Oil fields in Syria >mfw they also break those too and destroy their own economy
Holy fucking ahahahahahaha
Isaac Hughes
Iran wants to maintain this illusion that the PMU is part of the Iraqi army and does not want to make it look like they have full control. Keep in mind, even shia in Iraq would not be too happy of having iran fully controling their armed forces. The PMU heads might be under Iran, but most of their manpower isnt. Its a sticky situation, Abadi's personality doesnt help too.
David Edwards
>key equipment was missing and the control panel was ringing alarms of crude processing malfunction, we immediately shut down oil wells,
Julian Edwards
Egyptian poster, I know you've made the Chad vs virgin memes before, I have an idea for one. >The Virgin Peshmerga fighter vs the Chad Shadow Commander
Ayden James
show flag
software (proxy/vpn) connection, you mean?
Grayson Torres
influence and control are different influence sure, but I highly doubt he trusts the PMU's or wants to ever really rely on them. Control isn't a word I'd use in this case
Elijah Collins
You do know the soldier is an Arab Baathist ?
Anthony Martinez
What? No I am the kashmiri poster
Thomas Edwards
>Iran wants to maintain this illusion that the PMU is part of the Iraqi army and does not want to make it look like they have full control. That's why they wave the Majoosi flag on a plate saying "border crossing" and make it public, eh? & >The PMU heads might be under Iran, but most of their manpower isnt. >Its a sticky situation, Abadi's personality doesnt help too. Agreed tho
Wyatt Myers
Kashmir is rightfully Pakistani clay.
Andrew Ramirez
you have literally various different physical connections? don't they go to the same regional hub? why/how would the govt. shut down one of those connections and not the other
Jordan Harris
That's just semantics, but yeah, Abadi having some influence over them is surely saying it better than having control over them. Yeah.
Wyatt Kelly
You do know how memes work right?
Samuel Fisher
war will end very soon
the most interesting part is what assad and syria will become
what trade deals syria will sign?
will former jihadists be used as slaves to make some manual work in syria or will they run away to Merkel to harass still remaining hardworking germans etc?
Daniel Phillips
True!
Jaxon Ortiz
What majoosi flag? Hezbollah is viewed positively even by sunnis due to the influence of Hassan Nasrallah. If it was the iranian flag it would be a different story.
Ok walking memri tv Because they are fucking incompetent. One time blocked 2g internet but left 3g/4g open.
Nolan Howard
I mean come on, Hezzies are Hezzies, they do fire rituals and Shia Jihad for the starters
Hunter Sullivan
>dr pâvêl, I’m hezbollah
Landon Cook
it's all wireless then?
Parker Nelson
sure , but not today
Zachary Rodriguez
>Brazil can have a new President Today, because...
>Temer had a Heart Attack
And now there is a vote in the Senate for the continuation of a denunciation that may lead him away from the presidency.
In both cases, another year of instability, in case the Great Vampire leaves.
And all average Brazilians worrying about football
A good day to be a Brazilian.
Kayden Allen
THE ABSOLUTE STATE OF THE US COALITION
Michael Carter
This sunni shia issue isnt as big as you think it is in the Arab World. Its more of an Iran vs Saudi influence.
Owen Clark
Hello fellas hows the battle against the eternal jew going along?
Aiden Anderson
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Hunter Martin
Nah I have two different broadbands and some wireless also
Aiden Torres
You do know the stuff youre making are reddit tier memes?
Brayden Gomez
>Its more of an Iran vs Saudi influence. Oh yeah, I've heard some really smart and wise and handsome guy (me) summed it up nicely: >Iran and Saudis are willing to fight each other to the last Syrian
Julian Cooper
I see
Jack Johnson
Tiger to lead the most complex battle against the preacher -And- - - - - - - - - The Syrian army is advancing toward Bu Kamal from two main fronts: The first of the vicinity of the city of the southern fields The second of the circumference (station T2) At the time the army arrived in the first axis to the outskirts of the town (Al-Ashara) after the control of (Qouriya) and (Mahasar Mahkan). (T2) in the southernmost countryside of Deir al-Zour, trying to isolate it from the supply routes to the countryside and east of the fields and towards the Iraqi border area. The decision to resolve the Battle of (Boukamal) was actually taken and will be led by the most successful military commanders in this type of war (Brigadier Suhail Hassan # Tiger). What is going on today in the vicinity of the second station is part of securing the roads to the city in the context of an integrated plan to hold the Iraqi-Syrian border. The military is focusing its operations around T2 to resolve its battle in the short term in anticipation of any changes that may occur in the vicinity of the Euphrates Valley, especially as there is fear of expanding the American deal with Al-Furat. This will allow the alliance to cross the river between the fields and Albuqamal to block the Syrian army, and the al-Dawash / who will vacate their positions will devote themselves to fighting the army on the other axes and reaching the vicinity of the T2 station. ) May cause a change in the power parameters One of the most violent fronts in the eastern desert. And mainly the gangs of Qdd, which is considered the entire eastern suburb of Deir Al-Azur, north of the Euphrates River, where it moved its military equipment in the direction of the eastern countryside in order to accelerate the Battle of Azur and control the largest possible geography (part one of two)
Jace Foster
Despite the centralization of the movement towards (Albuqmal) within the current military plans, he continued his move around the city of Deir al-Azur and on the northern bank of the Euphrates River, controlling the town of (Tabiya al-Jazeera) to the border of the town (Newkidat) near (Khasham) The northern bank of the river, specifically control of the area (Khasham), which is so far the only administrative area in Deir al-Zour north of the Euphrates, controlled by the army, noting the intensity of attacks / evaders / withdrawers from (Field Omar) received by gangs / Between (squares) and (Albuqmal)
part ii of ii
Ayden Jenkins
Ok, when/if you get time, I know it's late over there. Thanks m8.
Carson Morales
Brazil's problems are much deeper. It's demographic.
Thomas Lopez
>trump diplomacy >art of the deal n shit
Ian Powell
You know that namefagging is also reddit tier?
Jej
Logan Wood
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Adam Bell
US HAS LOST ITS MOST POWERFUL MUSLIM ALLY. FM Asif of Pakistan says that American aid is a trickle and even US aid couldn't affect Pakistan. Also said that US needs to accept defeat in Afghanistan. I know I am spamming it but this is literally gamechanging for the region. Could lead to Afghan Taliban getting a lot more Pakistani support. Pakis are also building a border fence with Afghanistan, stopping supplies from US reaching its troops in Afghan. US, without Pakistani sea supply route into Afghan, will literally be overwhelmed in Afghan. Taliban victory is now a distinct possibility
Nicholas Mitchell
>pakistan will move towards russia and iran >india towards us and israel >all in your lifetime
Liam Hill
You aren't good at identifying this, baboon, you aren't from Sup Forums so you wouldn't understand. But I'll be sure to make more just for you, I'll just try to find the blackest pictures I can so it will more accurately reflect your skin tone and willingness to stand with the oppressed blacks of the world!
Christopher Anderson
>Just hours after Puigdemont snubbed Madrid, canceling his visit to The Senate to discuss their imposition of Article 155, Catalan Deputy First Minister Oriol Junqueras told AP that the Spanish government had left Catalonia “no other option” but to proclaim a new republic. >Puigdemont posted a defiant Instagram message: "We will not lose time with those who have already decided to crush Catalan self-government. Onwards!" >Just hours after a PP spokesman confirmed that elections are no longer enough to stop Article 155 process to suspend home rule in Catalonia, El Pais reports, Catalan president Carles Puigdemont won’t appear before the Senate Thursday, citing unidentified people in PDeCAT party in the Congress. >Bloomberg also reports that Catalan Separatists tell supporters that "the moment has come," to "defend the republic."
Josiah Young
Namefagging is ultra-chad tier. Only a woman hides behind a flag.
Joseph Ward
*us sanctions couldn't affect Pakistan. litreally inviting the US to sanction them
Jonathan Murphy
intradestign let's see what comes from it, but play into the overall decline of US power
Brody Hughes
> you aren't from Sup Forums so you wouldn't understand. /sg/ isnt Sup Forums
William Young
>Taliban victory is now a distinct possibility Taliban victory was the only possible ending to this fiasco as far back as 2001
Jacob Hernandez
Good ol' graveyard of empires.
Colton Butler
because why not
Jack Cooper
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Cameron Taylor
>Memes on /sg/ have no influence from outer Sup Forums
Elijah Evans
I like how merkel berates Turkey over muh democracy but is quiet on this
Jack James
Catalonians on suicide watch.
Hunter Brooks
no bully plz
Parker Garcia
>we are no longer your proxy How will the Am*rican coalition ever recover?
Blake Brown
Oi m8, if you'd stop complaining about shit that there's no reason to complain about, youd make these breads a whole lot better, and you'd have better experience yourself
Josiah Campbell
You should do one with current and old Arab leaders and Saddam being the bottom image.
no i'am not gonna turn every thread into saddam posting
Evan Foster
>Iraq’s media authority issues an order to ban two Kurdish channels Kurdistan24 and Rudaw, and seize their equipments. No more turd propaganda.
Jaxson White
SOMEONE STOP THIS MAN
Gabriel Evans
I'll laugh my ass off if the Catalonians decided to do something. At this point if they're smart it's the move they'll play, but I don't think they will. If they cause a ruckus they could bring down the Spanish economy and by extension cause another Euro crisis at the same time.
In all likelyhood they'll fold quietly and the "leaders" will take payoffs to shut up and go elsewhere
