Devs March 25 >E Ghouta:SAA enter Hazzah town following the withdrawal of Faylaq al-Rahman&HTS >report:JaI may withdraw from E Ghouta to E Qalamun >Afrin:Clashes erupt between 2 TFSA groups over stolen goods >NDF deployed in villages South of Afrin to prevent further turkish advances >HOUTHIS RECAPTURE KEY POSITIONS, KILL DOZENS OF SAUDI-BACKED FIGHTERS IN CENTRAL YEMEN >Unconfirmed: Douma to accept reconciliation with Syrian government >Syrian choppers drop thousands of leaflets demanding militants surrender in northern Homs >Erdogan announces military operation to capture Tal Rifaat in northern Aleppo >JAI to release 3500 captives and 3000 injured and sick civilians from the Duma district. under agreement with Gov >ISIS launches surprise attack in eastern DeZ >IDF claims Hamas targets hit in Gaza >kurdish guerrillas withdrawing in Northern Iraq after Turkey's threats >US joins arab friends (KSA-UAE) in a new anti-iran alliance >ISIS-affiliated Jund al-Aqsa resurfaces in Idlib&attacks turkish backed group Faylaq al-Sham >Houthis launches ballistic missile at Saudi military base in Najran Region >Sisi visits Sinai, announces IS defeat >Saudi-led coalition destroyed 2 booby-trapped boats of the Houthis
3.#Russia also increased its naval group up to two dozens warships, including up to six subs-unprecedented concentration of RUS navy on a terrain. Frigates "Admiral Grigorovitch", "Admiral Essen" already entered Mediterranean; so did LLS "Orsk" & "Minsk"; escort «Pytlivyj».
Hey there USbro! If you have time take a look over thesaker.is/a-truly-historical-month-for-the-future-of-our-planet/ It's a good read, looks like ww3 was close but skipped us by days.. as more things will unfold it's still on the table...but that link has good info
Imagine my shock. If true and that's a big if, considering the source, then it's probably for another cruise missile strike and/or exercises. Nothing big will happen.
74% of Suburbanites are White. 87% of Rural retards are White Historically a Hispanic place my friend. The fact that the place in my pic is 45% is a surprise
Honestly if houthis keep attacking Saudi Arabias soil they won't be around much longer, as Saudi Arabia will stop fucking around and send in the real troops
Adam Peterson
Thanks for the update lad! heard it first from you
Asher Bennett
Isn't it sacred to them too or something?
Cameron Gomez
>muh intercepted cmon, there gotta be some ded
Gavin Wright
Houthis showing themselves to be terrorists yet again.
>bomb Yemeni Cvilians >get bombed back >get mad about it
SUre thing Autismo McSperglord, spam us with your same ISIS copypasta as its going to prove you right
Jack Diaz
Interesting angle tbqh, don't ballistic missiles come in at steeper angles?
David Smith
So what are turks gonna do once kurds are btfo for good. Head for Aleppo?
Robert Carter
they have mind altering rocket guiding khat strains grown in the sacred yemeni mountains.. its pretty serious
Logan Kelly
They did intercept at least one, if you watch that twitter's vids.
Jonathan Hernandez
Russia allowed them to take Jarablus and al-Bad, Afrin, and set up checkpoints to prevent a rebel collapse in Idlib, Russia has no power to stop Erdogan, you should have realised this by now.
Joseph Morales
Rather, higher angle from on top.
Owen Jackson
It looks like a part of the already intercepted/shot missile.
Nolan Sullivan
Hi Romaniabro,
March has been interesting, and we still have most of a week left.
at the same time, calm still prevails overall.
the next few weeks/months of Spring may change that.
>may
Elijah Gomez
Hi Romaniabro,
March has been interesting, and we still have most of a week left.
at the same time, calm still prevails overall.
the next few weeks/months of Spring may change that.
>may
Josiah Stewart
Maybe, could explain it's sudden changes of movement. Still, shouldn't a proper interception completely destroy the missile? This one seemed to have a live warhead.
Colton Roberts
Hi Romaniabro,
March has been interesting, and we still have most of a week left.
at the same time, calm still prevails overall.
the next few weeks/months of Spring may change that.
>may
Gavin Howard
you n*mie fucks are sooooo cringy
Jordan Morris
The first one intercepted the missile however the second patriot lost the target because it was already neutralized.
Christian Richardson
Hi Romaniabro,
March has been interesting, and we still have most of a week left.
at the same time, calm still prevails overall.
the next few weeks/months of Spring may change that.
>may
Leo Thomas
Hi Romaniabro,
March has been interesting, and we still have most of a week left.
at the same time, calm still prevails overall.
the next few weeks/months of Spring may change that.
Yes, they just want a good positioj to fight from, of you take a look at a map of the situation around Aleppo, you will see that Turkey cannot repeat the strategy in Afrin. In Afrin they surrounded the city on three sides and allowed the YPG to retreat instead of surrounding them and forcing them to fight, they will have the two sides when they take Tell Rifat, but the third side in the east is more difficult as it is protected by the Kuweires air base and the Turks risk creating a salient, which is why they want Manbij to have the Euphrates protect their eastern flank and go around Kuweires and connect to the lake, then they will have their three sided besiegement.
Overall syria is coming back to normal. The last period of time (last couple of months) was just crap, but we got through it and everything is improving No more blackouts Water is better Internet too it's become slightly better Prices are going down And most importantly bombs stopped!