Developments Oct29 >Ex Qatari PM admits Qatar, Saudis, Turkey&US coordinated efforts to support terrorists in Sy >DeZ:SAA captured alUmmal,alArfi district &Stadium >Barzani steps down >N Hama:SAA new offensive against HTS in Abu Dali >NE Hama:SAA liberates 2 villages from HTS, killing 30 >T2:SAA stopped IS offensive on airbase. Lost 10 men >IS expands in Afghanistan, attacks taliban & gov positions >Yemen blames Saudis for using bio weapons by poisoning yemen's water >Houthi snipers kill 24 saudi backed fighters last 48h. Last week number was 44 >PMU,iraqi army prepper to storm Al-Qaim >5 HTS commanders assasinated in Idlib, opposition blames Turkey. 5 FSA commanders killed in Daraa, opp blames gov&IS >Astana 7:All sides & delegations confirmed participation >Syria rejects OPCW-UN report. Due to US, Fr, UK pressure OPCW rejected Ru-Iran resolution to send investigators to Khan Shaikhoun&airbase >RU:OPCW-UN report ignored conclusions & opinions of RU specialists.Reports conclusions based on anonymous research centers & ‘independent experts’ >NSA document:Saudi prince ordered FSA coordinated attack on Damascus in 2013 >Russia UN envoy:US to abstain from comments on Assad's future!-after Tillersen comments
fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mohamed_Mediène#11_septembre_:_quand_Toufik_pr.C3.A9vient_les_Am.C3.A9ricains The DRS boss had close ties with his counterparts in the US intelligence service, he was already received at the Pentagon and at the headquarters of the CIA. A few days before the attacks of September 11, 2001, he goes on a confidential mission to the United States, with his American interlocutors he evokes an imminent attack of great magnitude against the United States on the faith of a secret memo sent on September 6 2001 by Smaïn Lamari, the number two of the DRS at the time. The same day a few hours after the attacks, only two civil aircraft were allowed to take off: the one carrying members of the Saudi royal family and relatives of bin Laden, and the one who brought General Toufik to Algiers.
A random thought. Does anyone else get anoyed when you see people wearing cammo jacket/jeans/both in the street ? I mean common m-16, its not 1994, yuo aint heading off to treskavica, and your clearly not a soldier, what the fuck are you doing with your life
Carter Ortiz
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Angel Phillips
alright i'm out
Carter Sullivan
Gn BaguetteBro :^)
Chase Flores
Goodnight
Ian Jenkins
Shalom
Evan Gonzalez
Bump?
Carter Gutierrez
Ay brazil user, did you know about that one time when in your country metal gatherers pulled out a radioactive battery out from a medical machine used in radiology and caused a fuckton of people to get irradiated, like 4 died, the government had to demolish entire neigbourhoods, it was one of the worst radiation accidents
Aiden Kelly
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Brayden Diaz
>Ay brazil user, did you know about that one time when in your country metal gatherers pulled out a radioactive battery out from a medical machine used in radiology and caused a fuckton of people to get irradiated, like 4 died, the government had to demolish entire neigbourhoods, it was one of the worst radiation accidents
Yes, I Know. :^/
The accident with Cesium is something well remembered here.
As well as the Cubatão Accident (Our version of Chernobyl, but with chemical elements instead of nuclear)
Daniel Cruz
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Thomas Rogers
Yea the radiation one was sad, a little girl died because she put the glowing radiactuve dust all over herself, probably thought she looked like a fairy. Havent heard about tthe chemichal one, ill look it up tommorow
Carter Baker
somebody give me a quick rundown of what the fuck is happening in Iraqi Kurdistan? this is what I know
>Barzani actually went and held a referendum for independence, the madman >I think the referendum actually had a majority in favor of secession >now shit is going down, Kurds are clashing with other Kurds and Iraqi government and al-Shaabi forces from what I have heard
what am I missing? been out of the loop for a while now.
Christopher Perry
Did you hear about that one time in the soviet union when the millitary anthrax reaserch facility accidentally leaked a fuck load of anthrax out in the air, but luckely the wind blew it away from the city next to it, had the wind blown in diffirent direction the entire city could have died
Jaxon Edwards
lol
I had never heard of it.
Caleb Myers
Could have been a real catastrophy. Also there is a big forrest right next to chernobil thst has soaked up a lot of radiation in the leaves and trees, and if it catches fire the radiation will go up in thebair and could fall in large parts of europe and irradiate it. >why are you talking about this I dont know, im off to sleep
Brayden Cox
>Could have been a real catastrophy. Also there is a big forrest right next to chernobil thst has soaked up a lot of radiation in the leaves and trees, and if it catches fire the radiation will go up in thebair and could fall in large parts of europe and irradiate it. >>why are you talking about this >I dont know, im off to sleep
LOL
Gn, BosniaBro
Jordan Rivera
Bump
Christian Phillips
Bump
Liam White
Where gains?
Thomas Smith
>Where gains?
No Gainz yet. I guess
Samuel Sanders
Iraqi forces weren't happy that Kurds were occupying former ISIS territory that extended beyond their autonomous zone, so they chased them back
Elijah Myers
bump
Justin Gomez
Bump for the only thread that’s not nu/pol/
Samuel Torres
>Battle for Deir Ezzor reaches critical stage as SAA troops prepare final assault to take capital
I have a qt3.14 18 year old lawfu in Odessa that I coach on how to common law that I want to protect from getting LIBERATED
Literally the only reason I am apprehensive about splitting hoholistan down the dniepr between Poland and Russia
Asher Ward
That would make me like negative 200 pounds, and I already work out a lot but 4F and probably would do better at just trying to influence their rigged elections or something.
True, I want to help Malorossiya.
Give it all to Russia.
Owen Stewart
ur weird
Colton Young
what punishment does assad deserve?
James Brooks
He should be put in a barrel bomb and gassed with sarin.
Jeremiah Gomez
Gorka & RPK old school is coming back
Nathan Walker
fuckin beauty there bud russian aesthetic a best
Anthony Campbell
redpill me on the PMU. are they Hezbollah Jr., or are they just useful USA tool against ISIS?
Gavin White
Odessa is a Russian city occupied by Hohols that make Jihadists look civilized
Brody White
Gorka and RPKs and AKMs never truly disappeared in the first place
Carter Davis
The US decries them as being "Iranian proxies."
Cooper Flores
K*rdish Genocide fucking W H E N
Mason Smith
Just give him to me, I'll punish him good.
Hudson Nelson
>redpill me on the PMU. are they Hezbollah Jr., or are they just useful USA tool against ISIS? Neither, they are a pro-Iraqi nationalist organization who is mostly Shiite
Cameron Nelson
Biji pkk biji serok apo
Levi Anderson
Late response but here goes: The Kurd's sat quietly in both Iraq and Syria like good boys. No major push for independence anywhere but in Turkey. Then ISIS attacked and beat back the Iraqi and Syrian forces. With the crisis and a very weak central government, Kurd's seized the opportunity to declare independence. They then went to war against ISIS solely as an excuse to expand their territory, even though ISIS hasn't launched a major offensive against them in years. Kurd's from other regions like Turkey capitalized on this by abandoning their fight against the Turks and instead went to carve out their country out of Iraqi and Syrian land. This was all supported by western nations and the kikes. For obvious reasons this pissed off Iraq who declared war on them. Syria is also pissed but it is unlikely they can do anything at the moment due to heavy US involvement. As for the Kurdish infighting, I don't really have a good answer. They were always rather splintered with groups like Peshmerga having different values and beliefs than those who live in Iraq. At one point when Iraqi troops were advancing, one group retreated without warning leaving their positions unstable and wide open to the Iraqi advance. They were labeled as traitors and a lot of Kurd's ended support for them. I'm not sure if this is related, but it is an example of how divided the Kurd's are and why infighting may occur. Keep in mind that Kurd's are parasites and parasites can't feed of themselves.
Logan Sullivan
Please be patient, he has autism.
Angel Ortiz
Iraq is having it easy mode compared to Syria.
Iraq is fighting: ISIS, Kurds
Syria is fighting: ISIS, rebels, coalition, foreign mercenaries, Israel and Kurds
Holy shit it is a miracle Syria managed to survive this far even with Russia's help
Sebastian Thomas
They have god on their side, my english teaching friend
Jackson Parker
I've been saying this for a while now. When ISIS invaded Iraq, it took them 2 weeks to capture a third of the country and push Iraqi troops all the way to Baghdad. And this was with coalition air support and ISIS was not getting foreign support. Syria held out for years against multiple enemies who were trained, armed, and funded by dozens of foreign nations despite crippling sanctions and terrible morale. Hell, western "military experts" were saying that Assad was about to collapse 'any day now' every other week up until Russia showed up.
Syrians are cut from a different cloth. I wouldn't be surprised if they become a regional power after being given the chance to recover from this war.
Blake Garcia
Russia and Iran and Hezbollah, and don't forget how much heat the ypg took off Assad - they more or less defeated isis. The Iranian military is gigantic and Hezbollah are currently 2 - 0 against Israel.
If the rebels had stayed united and isis hadn't expanded into Iraq then Assad wouldn't have had a prayer.
Charles Bailey
>If the rebels had stayed united and isis hadn't expanded into Iraq then Assad wouldn't have had a prayer.
The rebels civilian war stinks of mukhabarat meddling. It is very to turn ignorant savages against each other . With all the green buses that have gone to Idlib, sneaking in agents there would be a piece of cake.
ISIS expanding towards Iraq did more good than bad at the time. The amount of recruits, military equipment and money/oil they got from it was very helpful for their war.
Jaxon Jenkins
YPG was certainly helpful but they didn't actually help too much against ISIS. Keep in mind that ISIS was more or less ignoring the YPG since their failure to take Afrin. Even recently, during the past 2 months, ISIS only launched 2 counter offensives against the Kurd's despite all the territory the Kurd's took from them. On the other hand, ISiS launched 14+ counter offensives against the SAA in that time period, including 2 massive ones where they abandoned positions in Iraq in order to reinforce. Also, the rebels were never united to begin with. They are mostly jihadists and mercenaries fighting for foreign interests. They would often put their backers interests over fighting Assad. Like when thousands of rebels abandoned the battle for Aleppo (literally the most important battle in the war) to join Euphrates Shield. Or when Saudi Arabia's and Qatar's relations fell apart and the rebels they were funding began killing each other despite being pinned down by Syrian troops from all sides. Also, keep in mind that ISIS was originally part of the FSA.
Though I agree that ISIS strategies make no sense whatsoever. They were originally from Iraq so they figured they would get a lot of support if they came back and took over. But it still stands that they declare war on everyone, don't even finish off one enemy before attacking another, and make everyone hate them through terrorist attacks even against countries they are not fighting. They are kind of retarded strategy wise, but their tactics are amazingly good.
Zachary Powell
Guys, I might regret this since I am high right now and not thinking 'normal', but I want to make a custom shirt expressing support for Assad. Can someone post a good image to put on it? Thanks in advance.
Gavin Carter
*cringes*
Hunter Cook
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Gavin Cooper
Doesn't matter. Being impaired justifies being cringy. Also hope to piss of some people and hopefully not get jihaded in the process :^)
Owen Scott
So is ISIS literally controlled directly or indirectly by the CIA or *insert other anti-Iran agency here*?
They keep fighting the SAA instead of the Kurds while the Kurds are just taking territory and having it easy mode.
Tyler Turner
They are not controlled by anyone senpai. They never would have attacked Iraq and outright destroyed years of US influence as well as push Iraq closer to Iran if they were. However, the US deliberately tried to keep ISIS as strong as possible knowing they were mostly fighting Assad.
Ryder Parker
#BREAKING - #Kurdish MP Rabun Maroof confirms his torture at the hands of #KDP-Barzani loyalists for one hour
Completely missed this one. I guess this explains the Kurdish infighting? Just some stupid power struggle?
Nathaniel Ross
Damn that'd be a cool shield for LARPing
Luis Taylor
Maybe I should just go to bed.
Jose Thomas
Post pics when done
Caleb Williams
>page 5
Mashallah
Nolan Evans
that is some sexy cocaine
Alexander Thompson
The assault on Kobane went far beyond any battle that ISIS has ever had with the SAA. They went all in with their elite units and stolen Iraqi tanks, and when they lost they lost their border with Turkey and with it their source of foreign recruits and customers for their oil. This was their first major defeat too. They ended up retreating en mass across hundreds of miles of territory without putting up a fight. This is the battle that really broke the spell of the caliphate. Huge defeat inflicted by a rag tag PKK affiliate. Hard to tell yourself that you're going to march on Rome after that.
Jordan Young
But is there still Die Fledermaus?
I've seen pics of the show but there is no Fledermaus
Jace Green
"Rag tag PKK" affiliate is a bit rich considering the USAF and USN were the only reason ISIS didn't capture the town and they completely destroyed Kobane in the process.
William Barnes
Бump
Jackson Evans
At this time ISIS was at the peak of their momentum. They had acquired huge reserves of American battlefield equipment from the Iraqi army. They even had tanks. The YPG had uzis, pistols, an assortment of light arms. Yet they dug their heels in and managed to bring them to a halt in Kobani. If they hadn't there would have been nobody on the ground for the USAF to assist when they finally did decide to join in.
So yes the YPG gets a huge amount of credit for standing their ground in front of impossible odds. It was one of the few moments of real heroism to come out of this war. And now the US rewards them by selling them out to an incipient fascist regime in Turkey.
Luis Young
Hows the situation in the U-crane these days? Is Hoholstan still in shambles?
Dominic Powell
The insurgents have dug their heels in and have been training more soldiers, although this will likely be to keep the status quo. Ukraine has ran out of momentum. Russia, for now at least, will maintain support for the insurgents as to prevent Ukraine from being entirely stable and furthering integration with Europe and the West. What could be interesting is the upcoming referndum in South Ossetia/Alania to either retain its current status or formally join the Russian Federation.
Caleb Jones
Covert action should not be confused with missionary work. (c) Henry Kissinger
Well, depends on point of view. From anyone outside Ukraine they are in shambles since 90's. From Ukraine point of view they are closest to "Ukraine цэ Europa" like never before.
Luke Morgan
Oh and allegedly Donetsk was shelled by Ukrainian forces today, hitting a "Ceasefire Centre" and possibly a school.
Parker Bennett
>South Ossetia/Alania It is North Ossetia-Alania and South Ossetia (without Alania). My opinion on the matter is that they will vote to join RF, because they do not have other choice.
Welp, didn't saw that referendum, well spotted friend. But how did you knew about that referendum?
Jordan Edwards
>What could be interesting is the upcoming referndum in South Ossetia/Alania to either retain its current status or formally join the Russian Federation Link? seems neat 2008 V2.0 when?
>be k*rd >be a pawn of Great Satan >"""liberate""" Raqqa >aim for oilfields >alalelelelealelael bijje bijje gurdestane >ISIS withdraws practically without a fight >alelelalelalalelae oil is our, Assad gib audonomy!!! >all those oilfields are useless without T2 station in control (now we know why ISIS was defending it so fiercly...) >oh de gorror, oh gumanity!!! >such is a life in SDF
Lucas Turner
Mornin
Julian Price
>live in Britbongistan >literally give free houses to ISIS members
Jordan Campbell
Morning m8
Brody Morris
Can’t kurds just build a new pumping station and cutoff T2 with Burger help?
Mason Jones
>doesn't know the Kurds are already working with the SAA repairing power stations and shit >doesn't know the only way they can sell their oil is through Syria
>Kremlin: "They are not hostile towards us and need our protection." >People: "Sure." >difficult
Hudson Sullivan
>rainbow_brutal.jpg Anyways, was it fucking gunmen or swordsmen then? >kurds >building anything Besides, nothing a little sabotage can't help with proofster.jpg
