Devs March 27 >Unconfirmed; Sources state Tiger Forces will be involved in clearing Douma, SAA are currently preparing offensive as evacs continue >Another unconfirmed report states Russians stationed at a base in Tal Riffat to withdraw and turn it over to Turkish backed forces >Raqqa; SDF intel officer killed by unknown gunmen in Al-Mansura during ongoing uprising by Al-Bukhamiss tribesmen >W. Aleppo; HTS inghamasis conduct successful sneak attack on Jahbat Tahrir Souriya, killing several including genl commander Abu Walid al-Homsi >Storming forces of HTS reportedly prepping to enter and retake Dart Izza’ from JTS, currently shelling JTS positions >Ru freighter ship spotted in Bosphorus Strait bound for Tartus carrying military equipment for the SAA >Electricity restored to Palmyra via a 72 km long high-tension power line running from the T-4 military airbase >Afrin; 2 Turkish soldiers killed by IED during mine sweeping operation >Nasrallah claims KSA held 2 secret meetings with Sy govt, offered billions for reconstruction in exchange for severance of ties with Hez/Iran >Ru DM; 6,700+ militants and family members transported from E Ghouta to Idlib
#Syria: no evidence about the entry of the Turkish forces and their allied Syrian opposition factions into #TalRifaat city so far although the Russian forces handed the city over; negotiations are underway syriahr.com/en/?p=87891
>he Siege of #Douma. #Russia gave terrorists inside the city two options: withdraw or face assault. Syrian Army ground forces are already amassing around Douma in case Jaish al-Islam refuses the offer. via - @PetoLucem
Matthew Baker
First for Saif al-Islam Gadaffi, second President of Libya.
>Baghdad to prevent foreign fighter attacks on Turkey – Iraqi PM Abadi Iraq’s armed forces have instructions to prevent “foreign fighters” from launching cross-border attacks on Turkey, Iraqi Prime Minister Haider al-Abadi told his Turkish counterpart, Binali Yildirim. Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan said on Monday that Ankara’s intelligence chief would meet an Iraqi official to discuss an Iraqi military operation in Sinjar, a region of Iraq bordering Turkey, where Ankara says Kurdish militants have established a base. Erdogan also said Turkey would do “what is necessary” if the Iraqi operation in Sinjar failed, Reuters reports. The Kurdistan Workers Party (PKK) has waged an insurgency against the Turkish state for decades. Erdogan said last week they were creating a new base in Sinjar, and that Turkish forces would attack it if necessary. nytimes.com/reuters/2018/03/27/world/middleeast/27reuters-mideast-crisis-iraq-turkey.html
Gabriel Miller
>Uzbekistan ready to host talks between Afghan govt & Taliban Tashkent offered on Tuesday to host peace talks between the Afghan government and the Taliban. The move could make Uzbekistan a player in settling the decades-long conflict in the neighboring country, Reuters said. “We stand ready to create all necessary conditions, at any stage of the peace process, to arrange on the territory of Uzbekistan direct talks between the government of Afghanistan and the Taliban movement,” President Shavkat Mirziyoyev told a conference in Tashkent, which was attended by Afghan President Ashraf Ghani. EU foreign affairs chief Federica Mogherini, along with foreign ministers from Russia, China and Turkey, also attended the Tashkent conference, but there were no Taliban representatives. Achieving stable peace in Afghanistan will only be possible through constructive dialogue between the country’s government and the Taliban, Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov said.
Nearly 6,800 militants, families leave E. Ghouta, head to Idlib – Russian military Nearly 6,800 members of the Faylaq al-Rahman militant group and their family members left the Arbil settlement in Syria’s Eastern Ghouta on Monday, according to the Russian Defense Ministry. It added Tuesday that in the past three days, a total of 13,190 militants and their family members had been evacuated from the settlement, TASS reports. As a result of agreements reached by the Russian Center for Reconciliation of the opposing sides and leaders of the Faylaq al-Rahman group, “members of the group continue to leave the Arbil settlement… On March 26, as many as 6,749 militants and members of their families left the settlement through a humanitarian corridor and were taken to the Idlib province in 110 buses,” the Russian military said. On Monday, 26 Syrian military servicemen and civilians were freed from the captivity of the Faylaq al-Rahman group, based on previous agreements.
>Iran’s Revolutionary Guards deny giving missiles to Yemen’s Houthis – reports Iran’s Revolutionary Guards have denied Saudi Arabia’s accusations that Tehran provided the Houthi movement in Yemen with ballistic capabilities. “Everyone knows that all routes to send arms to Yemen are blocked,” political deputy of the Islamic Revolutionary Guards Corps (IRGC), Brigadier General Yadollah Javani said on Tuesday, as cited by Tasnim. “Yemenis have reached the capability to produce their own defensive weapons including missiles; an achievement that has been inconceivable to Saudis,” he said. The statement came a day after a Houthi missile hit the Saudi capital, Riyadh, Reuters reported. nytimes.com/reuters/2018/03/27/world/middleeast/27reuters-yemen-saudi-iran.html
Chase Hughes
>UAE says Qatar fighter jets ‘dangerously approached’ 2 passenger flights The United Arab Emirates said two Qatari fighter jets “dangerously approached” two UAE passenger flights on Monday, sparking a swift denial by Doha. This was the third such incident between the Gulf rivals. The UAE General Civil Aviation Authority condemned the “reckless manner in which two Qatari fighter jets dangerously approached two UAE-registered commercial aircraft while flying over Bahraini airspace.” One of the aircraft was forced to “do an emergency maneuver to avoid colliding with the Qatari jets,” the aviation authority said, as cited by AFP. Qatar’s civil aviation authority said it “categorically” denies the accusation.
Our local libyan said he is the only one that might reunite libya
Ryan Parker
THEY won't let him win.
Aaron Cox
>SecDef Mattis reveals Russia was able to get pro-government Russian mercenaries that had been amassing east of the Euphrates River, near US troops in Syria, to pull back following talks between the Chairman of the Joint Chiefs, Gen. Dunford and his Russian counterpart, Gen. Gerasimov
Well, the US will just end him, like they ended Muammar al-Gaddafi
Daniel Butler
WW3 avoided lads until Trump eventually sacks Mattis
Sebastian Lopez
Saif has already cucked the Israelis onces, he will do it again. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Orly_Weinerman I hope to god so and considering its Hafter that released him and seems hes got no hick ups by the Tobruk government im guessing he might be getting support by the Libyan National Army faction from behind the scenes.
Carter Garcia
>implying US sec of defence has any real power compared to them
True if huge, turkey to give maarat al numan and jisr ash shugur for tal rifat + few villages.
Carson Watson
just thinking about the amount of rebels that have been shipped off to idlib, wonder if theres any chance of them uniting under one jihad or if they'll infight until they destroy each other
She said, "Do you love me?" I tell her, "Only partly" I only love Bashar, Nasrallah and Rouhani.
Logan Hernandez
>posting a photo with a great big mosque in the middle
Israel are the true cuckolds
John Gomez
cannon fodder for the ottoman caliphate
Chase Flores
>IRAQI SECURITY FORCES NETURALIZE 6 ISIS MILITANTS IN KIRKUK PROVINCE
“A joint force from Iraqi Police and the Tribal Mobilization Forces stormed a secret tunnel used by ISIS militants between al-Fara and Hosayneya villages in al-Zab area in Hawija,” the media outlet quoted a local security sources.
The reported opeartion took place in the framework of the wider effort to crack down the remaining ISIS cells in central and northern part of the country.
Since the liberation of the city of Mosul from ISIS in 2017, ISF has been working to establish security in the areas liberated from the terrorist group. However, the security situation remains complicated and ISIS cells are still active across the country.
On the same time, Iraq is currently under a direct threat of a possible Turkish military intervention in the area of Sinjar. Ankara is almost openly preparing for it justifying the possible move with combating the “terrorism” – the Kurdistan Workers’ Party – in the area.
I dunno that I'd count China as part of the Axis, even if they are opposed to America its more of a "enemy of my enemy is my friend" situation
Henry Rodriguez
>SDF CONFIRMS REPORTS THAT US ESTABLISHES MILITARY BASE IN VICINITY OF SYRIA’S LARGEST OIL FIELD
SDF CONFIRMS REPORTS THAT US ESTABLISHES MILITARY BASE IN VICINITY OF SYRIA’S LARGEST OIL FIELD
“The US is building a large military base in the oil-rich Al Omar region of Deir ez-Zor province. Due to security concerns we cannot provide information about the acreage of this new installation. There is currently construction machinery working in the vicinity of the base, and security is being provided by SDF forces,” Kobani said thus confirming earlier reports on the issue.
No it's more of a my friend's friend, with North Korea.
Charles Foster
>Houthi rebels intercept 2 Emirates F-16 and forced them to withdraw from the Yemeni airspace. Rebels have used FLIR's thermal systems in order to intercept the warplanes
A mass grave which contains scores of corpses has been unearthed today in the recently-restored suburb of Harasta.
Even though the exact number of bodies are not yet known, it is widely believed that those belong to Syrian Army servicemen killed in the battleground during the few past years.
>Saudis Offered Syria Cash Twice to Cut Ties With Iran, But in Vain - Hezbollah
Saudi Arabia offered Syria hundreds of billions of dollars in funds for post-war reconstruction if the embattled country cut its ties with Iran, the leader of the Lebanon-based group Hezbollah Hassan Nasrallah claimed, as The Times of Israel reported on Tuesday, citing the Lebanese Arabic-language al-Akhbar daily. Nasrallah went on to say that the offer was made on two occasions and was apparently rejected by the Assad.
When East Ghouta is cleared Damascus will be the second governorate that is fully controlled by SAA.
Currently only SAA fully controls one governorate.
Asher Anderson
>UN faces 'day of shame' over failed Syria truce: Haley
US Ambassador Nikki Haley on Tuesday rebuked the UN Security Council over Syria, saying the failure of a 30-day ceasefire should be a "day of shame" for council members.
Russia hit back that it was the only country working to turn the ceasefire into a reality on the ground in Syria, where government forces have recaptured nearly all of Eastern Ghouta in a fierce month-long offensive.
"This should be a day of shame for every member of this council," said Haley.
Only sane people left in US administration are mad dogg mattis ( not as mad as bolton and pompeo anyway) and general dunford... how long before he fires these 2 as well ?
Alexander White
What's the amerimutt endgame here? Partition? Think they'll try and launch a proxy invasion from here?
John Ortiz
I think by now we are all in agreement that Assad was a terrible and incompetent dictator of Syria, and that his actions kept the country poor and dysfunctional, and his inactions led to ISIS establishing a network in Syria as he preferred that they use Syria to establish a network to funnel arms and fighters into Iraq, and his rash decision to send in the military to stop the protests is what started this war. He should step down and let someone that is capabale take charge.
Henry Foster
The "we got fucking rekt and now we are just going to be stubborn babbies" game
Brandon Thomas
my bois, whatever happened with tal rifat today ? my bois, when will saa respond to american agression on the eastern bank of euphrates
Kevin Sullivan
youtube.com/watch?v=c_pbIQscmek Head of Al Queda in Somalia posted an Audio message yesterday. Also arent the insurgents currently besieging every major town in Somalia?
Austin Gray
It's only going to make things worse for them in the long run.
Did his opposition finally decide to "regime change" him?
Adrian Parker
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Dominic Baker
I put the description through google translate and seems hes just talking about the usual jist about how honorable it is to resist kaffirs and how they are righteous and young men need to join.
Connor Clark
>my bois, whatever happened with tal rifat today ? Nothing ATM, all is going to happen tomorrow.
Yeah, so? Every side of the conflict has foreign support.
Cooper Baker
No He was incompetent because he did not drown the anti-government protests in blood immediately. The whole civil war and ISIS conquest could have been avoided, had he acted like a true statesman.
Alexander Wilson
ossobucco
Bentley Thomas
>tal rifat Agreement between turkey and russia >answer to US you think SAA can answer to US? Anyway RU-US calls happened today and everything seems fine now
At this post i hope turkey attacks manbij just to piss the US
Grayson Reed
War started becuase he sent the military to kill protestors, you retard.
It's not worth responding to Estiball, that's one of his newer pastas but nonetheless a pasta
Jackson Cook
rebels will take aleppo anytime now kek. Can you imagine countrucuck being old as fuck senile sitting on bench and talking to himself .. "FSA will retake Aleppo, THEY MUST!"
David Gonzalez
>Agreement between turkey and russia i know my boi, but it was unclear weather it was heanded over today or not, apparently not >you think SAA can answer to US? Anyway RU-US calls happened today and everything seems fine now Aight, danke >At this post i hope turkey attacks manbij just to piss the US Same my boi, same
Ayden Morris
I miss countrycuck autism and ottoman when?
Anthony Morris
>Can you imagine countrucuck being old as fuck senile sitting on bench and talking to himself .. "FSA will retake Aleppo, THEY MUST!"
