Devs Mar 4 >E Ghouta SAA overnight assault captures al-Oabb,al-Shaffoniya,sal-Rayhanah, Bayt Naim and al-Muhammadiyah towns. They have firecontrol over Shifouniyah-Douma Road now Choppers airdrops leaflets,call on civilians to head to safety SAA captures Uataya stronghold from JaI SAA publishes video of militants firing on 2 children fleeing battle in East Ghouta Reports:Civilians form armed groups to combat militant factions and escape RU MoD:HTS plans to attack UN convoy entering Duma on Mar4 >Afrin:TFSA takes control of Raju centre >Nusra loses tank after tank during failed armored assault against rival Islamist fighters in west Aleppo >Nusra recaptures 50 towns in Idlib and Aleppo from rival Islamist militia >Turkey kills over 50 Syrian pro-gov’t fighters in one week >IS attacks Iraqi army around Mosul, shoots down surveillance blimp over Tikrit >100+ Turkish Army vehicles travel to Syria’s Afrin for 2nd phase of Operation Olive Branch >Reports:SAA readies for major offensive in northwest Hama >Saudi-led coalition imposes control of Nati district in centeral yemen >Houthis target US-made Abrams M1A2 battle tank with guided missile in new video,tank not fully destroyed
>US forces create ‘terrorist reserve’ in Syria’s Al-Tanf region – Russian deputy DM >Bernie Sanders& Mike Lee introduced a bill that asks Congress to put an end to US support for Saudi Arabia’s war in Yemen >Bahraini authorities claim they arrest dozens of iranian-backed terrorists >Iran accuses US, UK of attempting to cover up complicity in Yemen War
Evan Morales
>Breaking: Elite Syrian Army forces snatch another militant stronghold in east Damascus
BEIRUT, LEBANON (2:15 P.M.) – Moments ago, military-affiliated sources confirmed that elite forces of the Syrian Army had seized the militant stronghold town of Beit Naem in Damascus’ East Ghouta region.
The operation to take Beit Naem was carried out by Republican Guard assault units and represents capitalization on Syrian Army gains at Tal Firzat and Hawsh As-Salhiyah earlier on in the week.
Prior to its capture by Syrian forces, the town had been under the control of the Jaysh al-Islam rebel group for many years.
The fall of Beit Naem to government troops means that a dangerous gap has now been ripped open in militant defense lines across the southern sector of the East Ghouta pocket.
In the days to come, the Syrian Army will likely use Beit Naem as a staging point to launch additional attacks against insurgent groups towards the towns of Hawsh ash-Ash’ari and Muhammadiyah.
>Pictures: Syrian Army spies taunt Islamists in east Damascus by showing off presence in major rebel stronghold
BEIRUT, LEBANON (2:35 P.M.) – Syrian military spies have struck once again, this time flaunting photos of their presence in the militant-controlled district city of Douma in Damascus’ East Ghouta region.
The development is highly reminiscent of what happened during the Syrian Army’s recent operation in the country’s northwest where intelligence agents disclosed their presence (not themselves obviously) at a number of jihadist stronghold towns and cities across Idlib and other provinces.
The existence of Syrian government agents in Douma city shows how Syrian military intelligence has also penetrated the ranks of rebel groups in East Ghouta in addition to northwest Syria.
Whilst the actions recently displayed in Douma represent psychological operations, Syrian military spies often carry out more conventional tasks such as providing intelligence on insurgent movements, gatherings and bases, conducting assassinations and relaying coordinates for airstrikes by Russian and Syrian warplanes against important rebel targets.
>Hundreds Flee Eastern Ghouta as Aid Delivery Stalls
Hundreds of people in Eastern Ghouta fled the advancing Syrian regime forces on Sunday amid the United Nations’ condemnation that the violence has continued unabated despite a ceasefire deal.
The Syrian Observatory for Human Rights, a UK-based organization which reports on the war, estimated that between 300 to 400 families had fled, adding that regime bombardment was focused on the town of Mesraba.
Regime forces are thrusting into the besieged rebel enclave from its eastern edge in an apparent bid to split it in two - a pattern of attack used repeatedly by Damascus and its allies in the war entering its eighth year.
Orient TV, which supports the opposition to Bashar al-Assad, said advances by regime forces had triggered large-scale displacement. People were seeking shelter in areas closer to the center of the Eastern Ghouta, said the resident, who estimated thousands were on the move.
>Attacks on Syria's Ghouta 'unacceptable' collective punishment - U.N.
Violence has escalated in eastern Ghouta, despite a U.N. ceasefire call a week ago, and the bombing of the besieged Syrian enclave represents a“simply unacceptable” punishment of civilians, the United Nations said on Sunday.
Nearly 600 people have been reported killed and more than 2,000 injured in air and ground-based strikes since Feb. 18, U.N. regional humanitarian coordinator Panos Moumtzis said, noting that mortar shells fired from the rebel-held enclave into the capital Damascus had killed and injured scores of civilians.
“Instead of a much needed reprieve, we continue to see more fighting, more death, and more disturbing reports of hunger and hospitals being bombed. This collective punishment of civilians is simply unacceptable,” Moumtzis said in a statement.
>Iran accuses US, UK of attempting to cover up complicity in Yemen War >Breaking: Elite Syrian Army forces snatch another militant stronghold in east Damascus
>Syrian President, Iranian official discuss issues of interest
A senior advisor to Iran foreign minister in political affairs who is in Damascus heading a delegation conferred with Syrian President Bashar al-Assad on Sunday.
Hossein Jaberi Ansari, the senior diplomat who is Iran's top negotiator at Syria peace talks, is also to visit some other Syrian officials to discuss the recent developments of Astana and Geneva peace talks and the national dialogue of Syria in Sochi, Russia.
Jaberi-Ansari had already visited Syria in early summer and mid-winter.
>Greece's coast guard seizes $18.5mn worth of cannabis from fishing vessel
Greece's coast guard has seized 1.3 tons of cannabis hidden aboard a foreign-flagged fishing vessel off the Island of Crete. The cannabis has a value of €15 million (US$18.5 million). The seizure followed a three-day operation which was launched after French customs informed Greek authorities of the suspect ship ‘Celine Star’, which was potentially carrying illegal cargo. The vessel, which sailed from Syria, attempted to flee but was escorted to the port of Lerapetra, where the cannabis was discovered. The captain and four-member crew were arrested. The operation involved four Coast Guard patrol vessels and two planes, one of which belonged to the European border and coast guard agency Frontex.
>Al-Qaeda affiliate claims responsibility for Burkina Faso attack An Al-Qaeda affiliate has claimed responsibility for the terrorist attack on the French embassy and the army headquarters in the capital of Burkina Faso, Ouagadougou, in which 16 people were killed and 80 others were injured. Jama’a Nusrat ul-Islam wa al-Muslimin (JNIM), a Mali-based Islamist group, said eight of its members carried out the coordinated twin attacks, speaking via the Mauritanian news outlet Alakhbar. JNIM is believed to have carried out multiple attacks against both civilian and military targets across the western Sahel region in recent years. The attacks were reportedly in response to the killing of one of the group’s leaders, Mohamed Hacen al-Ancari, in a recent raid carried out by French forces. France has maintained a force of approximately 4,000 troops in its former colonies across the Sahel region since an incursion by Islamic militants in 2013.
>rebels use civilains as human shields, not letting them leave >WAAAH WHY ARE CIVILIANS DYING
Jace Powell
VIDEO inside
>EXCLUSIVE: Russian mercenaries in Syria, Putin's secret army
Our Russia correspondent Elena Volochine travelled to the Svedlorsk region, in Siberia, where she met families in mourning.
She also investigated paramilitary organisations in Ekaterinburg. One of its leaders, speaking on condition of anonymity, made some surprising revelations. This is her exclusive report.
>AZERBAIJAN SHOOTS DOWN ARMENIAN DRONE Wonder if these two will start dancing together again
Wyatt Howard
Suheil:Another settlement need my help.
Jordan Rodriguez
Except Iraq would grant them passage since they're besties now
Thomas Cook
Well, it's still an army, so that part is true. Voltaire's little off the cuff quip has become a rather popular meme of late.
Grayson Moore
*NEW GAINS* Al-Shifuniyah is under Syrian army control
Jose Anderson
>Fight 7 year war >Lose close to 100,000 soldiers >Kill close to 210,000 enemy combatants >1.3mn people wounded >17mn displaced >Severely low on manpower even more so with millions of young men fleeing for free money and dumb white pussy in Europe >Needs allies The SAA are actually fighting a real war. Something the west hasn't done in decades with meme insurgencies which it lost to.
Jonathan Gray
Well still, there was a survey, and Syrian army is still more than 80% Syrian, while so called opposition is less than 50%.
Jonathan Taylor
iranian regime is almost finished, no jobs and strikes everywhere. iran falls, assad falls, middle east will be peaceful.
Josiah Foster
Drop memeflag debil suka.
David Kelly
syrian army is 80% made of hezbollah, iranian shiites, iraqi shiites, shia afghans, shia pakis, and all of them untrained cannon fodder. pathetic
Wyatt Rogers
Ah cute look, the "Israeli plane wasnt downed" shill faggot is here again
As always; back to Le ddit, fucko
Michael Phillips
Huge if true!
Camden Gutierrez
I would fix it for ya. But i'm absolute noob at photoshop
Hudson Robinson
I'm awaiting news that the south front is overrun and the terrorists gunned down by the hundreds as they run away.
James Gray
Memeflag bait.pathetic
Brayden Campbell
>HE MADE IT ALL THE WAY BACK TO ISRAEL AND IT WAS DAMAGE THAT WAS CAUSED BY THE STRIKE THAT FORCED IT DOWN SAA BTFO
Nathan Perez
ASSmadists pullig shit out of their ass.
Juan Myers
>Inavsion not through Qatar What is this shit?
Lucas Morales
That's ok, I have it saved since palmyra and I think I don't think i used it ever since
Christopher Butler
Jihadmin putting the capture flag on the wrong location. Typical Jihadmin.
Connor Gray
countryside general says tomahawks are coming
Luis Hall
Haven't being keeping up with Syria for ages. How relevant are ISIS now?
Chase Sullivan
>Bernie Sanders& Mike Lee introduced a bill that asks Congress to put an end to US support for Saudi Arabia’s war in Yemen when's the vote?
Gabriel Diaz
They still remove huge number of SDF.
Adam Parker
At least it's not multiple days late.
David Peterson
Nevermind. Lel he just fixed it. Also that anons meme battle plan is coming true. Holy shit. The SAA are actually following the route he marked out as what he would do to isolate the primary urban centres.
BAHRAIN ARRESTS 116 ON TERROR CHARGES >gulfbusiness.com/bahrain-arrests-116-terror-suspects/ >The group were planning to target Bahraini officials, members of the security forces and vital oil installations, Bahrain News Agency said >Security forces in Bahrain have arrested 116 terror suspects that were part of a terrorist cell supported by Iran’s Revolutionary Guard, state-run Bahrain News Agency reported on Saturday. >The individuals are suspected of crimes including planning and executing terror attacks and manufacturing, storing and transporting explosives. >Bahrain said its investigation revealed that 48 of the 116 members arrested had received training at Revolutionary Guard facilities in Iran and affiliated locations in Iraq and Lebanon. FNR: Bahrain has continued its crackdown on terror suspects, arresting 116 individuals it believes are linked to various terror groups, many of whom are accused of being Iranian-backed and trained. Earlier in the year, 60 Shi'ite Bahrainis were arrested, with two sentenced to death, and 56 sentenced to prison, ranging from five years to life. Bahrain has seen a rise in sectarian hostility since the 2011 uprising during the Arab Spring, as the Shi'ite majority clash with the Sunni ruling class. The Bahraini state has become increasingly backed by the KSA, as fears of Iranian meddling creep into the government.
Ryder Phillips
and the second pic is from kobane, an US airstrike the absolute state of r/sg's propaganda
hey said frankly that they would try to move it through the Senate Foreign Relations Committee, where it could be tabled, ending the debate. But broader efforts to rethink or cancel the entire AUMF have gotten nowhere; a focus on Yemen, they argued, could break the logjam.
“We have to deal with these conflict by conflict,” Lee said.
“If we can establish this principle,” Sanders said, “it will be a significant departure in policy for the United States.”
Bentley Sullivan
Yens everything goes as we have foreseen.
Isaac Robinson
Did you? I don't think you added the real me. Have fun though.
are you implying it's not common sense to sweep the secondary urban centers before just piling into a meatgrinder?
Nicholas Wilson
I've been waiting for these two to glass eachother since December. Thought it'd happen in February when the Armenians sent actual troops instead of just shooting or shelling like they'd been doing before.
Logan Nguyen
Does your profile have a pic of a platypus?
Logan Perry
Anyway...
Adrian Morris
>wtf is wrong with gooks? >Asuka They're subhumans alright.
Nathan Jones
saved! I trust you wrote the right think and not something to make a fol of myself
Samuel Powell
>yeh I watched the press confrence/anouncement, jsut owdnering about actual date where's archive bot....
>wtf is wrong with gooks that video is totally epic
Gavin Rodriguez
It truly is wonderful.
Isaiah Morris
Super easy, onyl takes few minutes to learn the runes.
Jordan Stewart
Kinda reminds me of how Nazi Germany had all of those experimental weapons that were never used because they lost the war
Nolan Butler
Another "ceasefire" in the Donbas starting midnight.
Matthew Myers
Arabs are white
Christopher Jones
A lot of them were used though, to be honest. They just didn't make a difference because wunderwaffen are a retarded idea unless they're on the scale of nukes.
>Israel’s @AmbDermer headlines opening general session for #AIPAC2018. Says if world wants to avoid escalation in #Syria, it should support #Israel’s enforcement of redlines there vs anti-Israel terrorism, missile factories, & permanent Iranian bases:
Nolan Williams
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Luke Cruz
What is the homosexuality on this pigdure? Old artists made male body with benis outside, u know greeks,romans etc.They are just not so fucked up in their minds as we are, we usually see everything gay or always think on pervert things.
Ian Nelson
What's gay on the civilian side is fraternity in the military, Hans.
Brandon Morales
why would i watch a literal jewish subversion conference to learn that what i already know about how fucking gutterscum kikes are
Charles Hall
Samurais and Spartans used to put benis into the hole, so they could have stronger bond.
Eli Howard
romans fucked each other in the ass and greeks fucked each other in the ass too
Nolan Jones
This, how many bases does Israel have next ot Iran? None. How many bases does Iran have next to Israel? Dozens, and many other are being built. Iran is a neo-imperialist agressor.
