>DEVELOPMENTS AUGUST 5 >S.Aleppo phase 1232345 - rebels gain some ground in Ramousah but are repelled eventually - offensive failed >Handarat camp ongoing battles >Darayya gains reported - a western part of the pocket gained by Republican Guard&SAA&NDF >LATAKIA clashes near Shillif castle/hill as Desert Hawks/Marines/NDF attempt to get fire control over Kinsabba
Is the area in the northwest Aleppo around Costello road actually secured for the SAA? Their men in West Aleppo might get trapped in a pocket if that area isn't safe to travel through.
Mason Long
KEK LOSER LOSER LOSER UGLY
Easton Thomas
LEIF CLAIMING ARTILLERY BASE CONTROL IS 50:50 !!!!
look it up on google maps, its mainly open land, only a few buildings. They seemed to hold mallah farms really well against all counteroffensives but without handarat camp or hraytan i wouldn't say the area is secured.
50:50 by what? Buildings? Area? I hope they have trench systems and whatnot in the base
Matthew Brown
AWOOOOO
Aaron Turner
>the guy asking why the SAA didn't out tigers in a crowded urban area Jesus Christ I hate people on Twitter
Hunter Kelly
>tfw modestkebab hasn't posted in days >Tfw modestkebab was probably purged by erdogan He's still alive, right?
Sebastian Anderson
In jail awaiting execution.
Jose Taylor
>Givi @MikhailTolstyk 8 minHace 8 minutos
>#Aleppo Apparently the Rebel attack is officially repelled. Over a hundred rebel corpses litter the grounds of the artillery base,
There's a counter-offensive, it'seem that SAA lure FSA/Nusra in the base, just like Mallah Farms, but i still unconfirmed
Aiden Nguyen
modestkebab has posted less than 24 hours ago
Gavin Russell
No doubt the SAA has enough control to stop supplies and such. My concern is that the SAA can't get through either without being hit by mortars or ambushes. If so, West Aleppo will be a pocket and the SAA will be the ones under siege.
Then again, I haven't heard anything about Costello road since the FSA got routed at Mallah Farms.
Leo Gonzalez
That's going to be a surprise
Isaac Lee
daily reminder that the turkish army is the only force for freedom and secularity in the middle-east
Adam Nguyen
Seems like the intention is to create another pocket southwest of aleppo if you look at where SAA is reported to be pushing from and towards.
Alexander Fisher
Go back to you thread, faggot
Evan Wilson
What happened to all the soldiers at the artillery base? Why didn't they use artillery to dislodge the attackers?
Nathaniel Richardson
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Brody Kelly
show some fucking respect you brown subhuman shit
Brandon Mitchell
Can you post that without going to prison?
Aiden Morales
That's what i meant. They seemed to hold mallah farms well enough but i doubt the road is much use for the SAA as a supply line without capturing handarat camp in the east or hraytan in the west.
Jackson Walker
The base was too close to the SAA's front line so artillery risked friendly fire.
Xavier Harris
i'll have to go to sleep, will be interesting to find out what really happened in the next few days and to see invents unfold further.
Christopher Thompson
I am willing to bet money the attacks on the artillery college didn't exceed a company level engagement.
Why do these retarded Arabs try and inflate the numbers so bad?
>muh 10,000 rebel attack >muh SAA has killed hundreds!!
Dominic Thomas
Easy shitskin LOL
William Adams
>FSA they got their own names. they call themselves ahrar al sham, jaish fateh et al. FSA is merely a wester meme and weapons supply hub to those factions in control on side of the jihadis
Jackson Evans
My plan worked, thanks for the proxy m8
William Green
Don't worry about terms so much. I know the FSA is basically all jihadists at this point, as does anyone following the war.
Gabriel Gray
OK, repeat after me 2ch .hk/wm/src/2279549/14704249777130.webm
>SEVODNA VAZMEM INSHALLAH Today we'll take it >ETO POSLEDNY DEN INSHALLAH This is the last day >ETO POSLEDNY DEN INSHALLAH This is the last day >MUSLIMANI BUDUT ASVABADIT INSHALLAH Muslims will liberate >POMOSH ALLAHA MUSLIMANI ZDES SEVODNA BUDUT ASVABADIT INSHALLAH With the help of Allah Muslims here today will liberate
Lucas Bell
>mfw even if/when the government wins the conventional war, guerilla attacks will increase 1000%.
Adrian Carter
I honestly am sick of it too. All the sides go crazy with kill counts and it's retarded. The US state department and RuAF are the only war participants not massively inflating kills.
James Parker
Russia did similar tactics like that in Eastern Ukraine and it was very effective. The trouble is that the SAA lacks mechanized units for quick encirclements and is strapped for manpower.
The rebel push, if it takes the Arty Base, will literally be across the street from the rebels in Aleppo. SAA must hold the base and reverse the rebel gains.
Chase Sullivan
I don't think they were trained for that imo.
Brayden White
unfortunately not all are willing to admit that. but now I'm elated by your statement anyways.
Blake Wilson
How many more years do you guys think the war will go on for?
Christopher Morris
Not if they destroy the population that supports the rebels.
Luis Peterson
do rebels have a chance or they are just throwing bodies
Carson Green
well, they are doing that right now, kind of.
Robert Parker
That's because the US state has NGA NRO CIA watching it 25/8 and FSB/SVB getting info from them because of inherent compromises because of a certain historic presidential candidate, and other sources.
Those two would know the most about just how many have died out of who.
Jordan Baker
With what man power? This war will continue you on in some form for decades arguably.
Syria is Afghanistan 2.0 in a lot of ways
Lincoln Ward
So did rebel attack failed yet again?
Ian Cruz
>With what man power? With American intervention. USA + SAA + MOD coalition.
Dominic Stewart
Not really. Afghanistan has rural mountains and shit that are easy to hide in. It's a great place for guerilla fighting, where you can storm towns and have the military be hours away.
Syria is much more small, compact, and has a better military. Plus it will be able to maintain stability with its own soldiers, rather than Americans.
Noah Nguyen
guerillia tactics need support by the local population. the longer the war goes the more despised the jihadis will be in large portions of the country. but yeah the conflict wont be over when they regained control of the entire country.
Lincoln Morris
Not really, the Government isn't an outside invader. If they were to start systematically isolating and dispersing/liquidating the various rebel factions, they could slowly do it without much of a drain on manpower.
Jose Russell
Depends on how the Aleppo battle goes. If SAA wins, I give the war a year and a half. If the rebels win, God only knows.
The war in Iraq looks like it'll be over in a year or so.
Kevin Kelly
>USA + SAA lol
Julian Perez
Neither Russia or the US has an appetite for invading and securing Syria.
The problem is when will they ever occupy enough territory for this to happen?
Theoretically even IF the regime was successful down the road, they'd be an international pariah economically, no one will want to deal with them. I just really don't see an end to the Syrian civil war any time soon, neither side has enough power or backing to back the other side blink.
Isaac Howard
>fsb/svb getting info from them [cia] because of inherent compromises of a certain historic presidential candidate
lmao he is actually trying to indicate trump had access to the cia info on syria and was passing it on to the fsb?
Nathan Smith
Time changes people, and things.
Elijah Nelson
any news ? saa counterattack when ?
Josiah Nelson
>Syria is Afghanistan 2.0 in a lot of ways Yes. USA fucked up both countries
Tyler Allen
SAA counter attack is in progress or has already succeeded depening on how pro-SAA the source is. Personally, I think the rebels might just win this one.
Luis Nelson
The Russians invaded Afghanistan first m8.
Hudson White
Is it the end of the rebel. This base look like a big lure and a death trap. The list of dead bodies and dead commanders keep pilling up. The best idea to destroy a horde of islamist is to let them throwing the zergs at CAS kill zone.
Jackson Gray
Fat pigs, dogs, slobs, illegals, disgusting animals, prostitutes, pimps, drug dealers, all the people freeloading off the system, and of course I'm talking about Hillary Clinton.
Joshua Lewis
Shilling aside, yes, they have the manpower and the strategy for that, actually, i'm angry because they still can't do it.
The SAA plan defend that place until they can't and leaving many FSA/Nusra militans as they can. Why? Because then the counter offensive will be a massive operation.
I don't see many SAA troops still active as this is was important, this remember me a lot of Mallah Farms defenses, give space to FSA/Nusra and bam, kill them.
And the Tiger is directing this battle, son i wouldn't be surprised if they let them liberate the siege.
Jacob Clark
It`s always starcraft
Hudson Taylor
>The problem is when will they ever occupy enough territory for this to happen? They could start now, but it would be smarter to wait until they have a more commanding position over the rebels. It's not territory dependent, it's manpower dependent. You do it small section by section, not all at once.
That's where the nazis went wrong. Stalin got it right. As did the British in South Africa.
Carter Barnes
>lithuanian guy with a banana and ketchup
always gets me, kek
Samuel Johnson
>tripretards
akways gets me, kek
Alexander King
i do not agree. if saa can defend this and siege and keep the siege east aleppo they will control the city in a month or a few more. after that the war is pretty much decided. isis heavily impacted by iraqi ops and russian airstrikes have turned their logistics into a nightmare. oil trade is crippled and the direct tarde with nusrats was blocked by saa connecting with the territories in northwest aleppo. russia is now heavily invested in the conflict they are going nowhere and the meeting of erdodoge and putin on 09.08 could lessen turkish support and supplies for nusris.
only bad thing is the sheer endless supply of manpower to the jihadis. but then again turkey could swing. the longer the conflict goes the more emancipated the kurds will get. taking into account that for the jihadis to win the war is nearly impossible at any time soon it would be reasonable for turkey to accept defeat in this issue and stop the kurds from becoming more potent.
Robert Hill
If this offensive fail, I fully expect the SAA to push these rebels all the way to the M5.
Jordan Ortiz
>non country
always gets me, kek
Dylan Sanders
but it was the cia that armed the jihadis there that till to date haven't stopped crippling afghanistan.
Jaxon Cox
i agree. saa seems hopelessly outmanned having to rely on palestinian militias and such. the problem is that their artillery/air support cant really level the playing field and the rebels look like they can win this if they just throw enough bodies in the fire i do believe that this is the greatest rebel offensive ever in the syrian war though, and that has to count for something. if this one fails i dont see them ever gathering a similar force or momentum. but the saa absolutely has to capitalize on the successful defense and immediately mount counterattacks to ensure the ring around aleppo, otherwise the rebels will keep coming back until they win.
Charles Walker
is there a chance for assad to get Chinese ground troops for purging islamists?
seems like hezbollah is losing power lately due to sanctions
Isaac Watson
I'm pretty sure that Soleimani is in the area too. And yes, just like Kursk battle.
Nicholas Harris
hm ok. where did the fat pigs emerge? i don't get the context.
i don't think cillary would pass any info to the fsb either. how do you come to such an odd impression?
Dylan Carter
No, because China is doing a strange game in Syria selling weapons to every party actually.
Asher Anderson
>Northern Alliance >Jihadi's
Lol?
You're forgetting the part where Russia invaded that country first and destabilized it completely
Ian Sullivan
Leith resorts to tweeting about the olympics in rio. Jus thow bad is the situation in Artillery Base?
William Rodriguez
I don't know, is still night in Aleppo
Jacob Williams
but they also made clear they do not tolerate an american "intervention".
>the syrian conflict can only be settled with diplomatic efforts and the syrian gouvernment.
-> Assad must stay
Xavier Sullivan
>According to an Opp source; JF controls the Officer's building & the Arming/Artillery College while Syrian Army controls the northern half
Aiden Thompson
China always does that, they sell arms all over the planet, they don't give a shit who you are
Adam Ross
yes but a mere hour ago he was reporting about heavy clashes inside and the jihadis controlling 50% of the base.
Landon Williams
No. China won't stick its dick in this hornet's nest. They have enough trouble with the East Turkestan cunts.
Austin Edwards
can you link it?
Isaac Richardson
When he said 50/50, he didn't mean that he knew both sides were evenly matched. He just knew the battle was ongoing and could go either way. He doesn't have access to the level of information you think.
An hour is more than enough time for a fire fight to finish if it's not evenly sided.
Gabriel Davis
so whats going on with the kurds?
Caleb Richardson
Blowing the fuck out of Manbij
Tyler Adams
Look
Mason Martinez
The Syrian Army will win this, r-right guys? I'm getting more and more concerned.
Dylan Price
Still slowly taking Manbij.
Hudson Jones
i did not consider it to be a desciption of the matchup but one of the territorial control inside the base. also i don't think he has access to high level info. he just may some soldiers involved in the battle or some others who know someone stationed there, which is still enough to gain an impression of the situation in the base.
>muh 10,000 rebel attack At first the rebels had said they were 40,000, until they got their bullshit called.
FSA is just a standard name for them at this point, but it would be more correct to call them rebels I guess.
Dominic Harris
but i was not replying to the isreali question wether he might get troops from china.
also they indirectly profitate from the syrian conflict. striking deals is pretty easy with sa suffering from their own crude dumping and involvment in two mideast conflicts. also it's good for the if the usa stay busy in that area.
Chase Martinez
>With what man power? Ironically, with manpower from Iran, Lebanon, and Afganistan.
The reason the government doesn't quickly finish all those pockets is because it is an easy way to remove the population that supports jihadists. If they actually took all those areas over instead of starving them, then they'd have to explain to the international community why they were sending thousands of people to the firing squads/gas chambers.
