DEVELOPMENTS AUG 2 >Handarat camp clashes >IS attack on western Deir ez-Zor repelled, counterattack launched >NDF forced to retreat from a minor frontline east of Harbinafsah (north Homs pocket), now with SAA defending Zara Power Plant from militant attack ONGOING SW ALEPPO OFFENSIVE >Sadkop is rebel-held and from there attacks are launched into Ramousah district - for now no significant gains >Ongoing clashes near Artillery base & 1070 Housing area
What he fails to say is where it was coming, what's the tanker doing there and why do they bother to stop the fire in the middle of the desert while there's more important shit to deal with inside cities
Caleb Morgan
Is ANC going to win again? Is that retarded black power party going more voters?
Grayson Garcia
Truth Justice Kek and Country.
Austin Lopez
why he supports the jihadists so hard? is he muslim? he recive saudi money? his life depends on it? a slave of israel?
Logan Reed
Man, I always wanted to visit Syria. This whole thing is such a bummer sometimes. Assad interviews always cheer me up and give me hope. I hope he does another soon.
That brings to mind a question that I never came across in the last few months of reading these threads. Where is Assad currently? Does he have a bunker/safe zone in an undisclosed location? I wonder how he manages to do all these interviews in a war-torn country. His safety has to take priority considering he is commander of the Syrian Army. Just something I always wondered about.
William Edwards
Danger! Hohols are raiding /sg/
Joshua Cook
do you think you are funny you piece of shit
Dominic Garcia
How's it going, DA doing well?
Charles Gutierrez
>ISIL Snipers Killing Fugitive Militants
"The ISIL snipers have been stationed along the main possible escape routes in a bid to kill the terrorists who have quit and want to surrender to the Syrian authorities,"
In a relevant development on Sunday, the ISIL security forces opened fire at the civilians fleeing from Manbij in Northeastern Aleppo to prevent them from running away from the town, killing several people, including women and children, informed sources said.
death by usa for staying in the city, death by isis for trying to leave the city.. it's a fucked up life
Gabriel Evans
The interviews are (almost?) always done in the presidential palace in Damascus
Hes not hiding in a bunker, in fact he even visited the frontlines recently, and not like few kilometers away from frontlines but literally the frontlines.
In fact the area he visited had a downed heli that same day
It's a shame they don't have one of those cosplay costumes in keksal baba's size.
Benjamin Fisher
Damn, the balls on this guy. Talk about a morale boost. Thanks for the answer.
Justin Evans
>teleports behind you
Henry Howard
youtube.com/watch?v=gQG_d3KlC6g I just watched this, anyone else thought it was fucking genius to light tires to limit helo support?
Adrian Jackson
>1070 captured by rebels
Chase Peterson
Anc will win a smaller majority than previously, we should see some gains for both the DA and others such as the EFF. Its just a municipal election, but its a good indicator. DA should win more cities this time. Counting has just begun, stations close at 19h00. Count is expected to be completed over the next day or so. Answers Noted, they are good answers, but they are not the right answers - for me anyway.
That's good to hear! I still haven't abandoned by dream of visiting Damascus, just might have to wait a bit longer than I expected to travel there.
Thomas Bailey
Really though the only things I believe are important is basically this
Carter Morris
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Matthew Allen
Assad throwing some flag away
Henry Gray
the shah had the same plans and the way to achieve that was playing between US, USSR and EU. he basically bullied his way ahead as Erdo is doing. and back then we had biggest army in the region. its the short answer.
Alexander Brooks
>1070 still captured by head choppers No
Caleb Martinez
Just wait for the next phase.
Parker Ward
1. To crush your enemy 2. To see the enemy flee before you 3. To hear the lamentations of their women
4. Undecided ( I fucked up should have asked for three, but now that we here at 4...) Beer
Connor Reyes
work food work get all the shit together
Jayden Harris
What does the red line at hoholmap mean?
Jack Rogers
I like how DA and EFF are watching the IEC staff like hawks now, literally following them around shoulder surfing.
Henry King
The supply route through south Aleppo.
Jace Ross
Supposed or maybe even observed supply lines by the looks of it,
Tyler Adams
The thin red line
Cooper Perez
It's the govt's main supply line.
Carter Edwards
Guns, Kek, Country, Freedom.
Ryan Cooper
that's neat as heck.
Make it happen, or no more ketchup
James Green
much green crazy fsa gib land offensive
Jonathan Taylor
>Just wait for the next phase. [CURRENT PHASE]
David Reed
lmao
Jason Murphy
That hohol is deluded, isn't he? Last time i checked, emotional outrage doesn't go well with journalism.
Benjamin Bell
The opposition politician Alexei Navalny has conducted a survey of voting at the elections to the Duma. It turned out that the majority of respondents did not even know the names of opposition politicians, and more than half of the resources of the opposition visitors to vote for the ruling party.
Joseph Roberts
>the next phase is just waiting for the next phase >all the phases after are just the same phase >unlimited headchopper works
Luis Lee
I dont understand why anybody still uses liveuamap.
Leo Bell
>set an objective for [CURRENT PHASE] >fail to meet objective >suffer catastrophic losses >go to next phase anyway Fucking arabs man
Other than that, following the maps posted on Twitter by the decent map makers works just as well, as we have seen in the Aleppo offensives a map is posted at least every few hours, it still takes evaluation and comparison with other maps but the end result is much better
I mean, I hate these headchoppers with every fibre in my body, but watching this video I began to consider them human beings for a split second before shaking it off.
Jeremiah Perry
tfw i dont use a smartphone
Evan Carter
thats good. Do you know if we have any international election observers? haven't followed that side of things so far. We probably don't need them except maybe for counting
Zachary Reyes
Sleep tight
Jonathan Nelson
>headchoppas wuz gud bois >dey dindu nuffin >need mo fuel fo dem bakrees
Christopher Turner
Yes... this pleases me.
Isaiah Reed
he works for bild. the paper is steered by people involved in the atlantic council. just dancing to the latent tune.
Andrew Torres
Crush your enemies, see them driven before you, hear the lamentation of their women.
>The first female president of the United States faces her first major international conflict: Seeking to consolidate the Slavic nations of Eastern Europe, Russia has seized the three Baltic states—Latvia, Lithuania, Estonia—all members of NATO. That requires a response beyond just a caustic tweet or sharply worded press release. For the first time since the Cuban missile crisis, there is serious talk of nuclear war.
>The novel opens with the Russians staging an attack on a school in Donetsk, the breakaway region of the Ukraine controlled by pro-Kremlin separatists since 2014. Close to 100 children are killed, and Ukrainian forces are blamed, thus giving the Russians the perfect pretext for further aggression.
