DEVELOPMENTS AUGUST 17 >More gains made in Darayya by Republican Guard, part of SAA 4th Mech. & NDF >1070 Housing gains continue by Republican Guard, NDF and Hezbollah >Tiger Forces, SAA & Hezbollah attempt storming the northern part of the artillery academy >Several FSA-aligned factions took control of al-Rai after a few days of clashes with IS >SDF & YPG continue advances in direction of al-Bab and also some gains south of Manbij >SAA & YPG establish new truce in Hasakah
but user, no one needs a gun in a socialist utopia
what are you some kind of mass murderer or something?
Brayden Foster
Reminder: the SAA in Aleppo will be wiped out in a matter of weeks. Assad will lose.
Benjamin Thomas
>why not take the guns themselves and use it for their own police/military
why would they want a bunch of shitty and old weapons?
Also, all the chavist militias are already armed. The less weapons in the people's hands the better
John Harris
(You)
Colton Hernandez
you bored?
Brody Hughes
I'm not talking about guns in the people's hands. i'm talking about guns in the hands of the military nice headcannon
Kayden Ramirez
>I'm not talking about guns in the people's hands. i'm talking about guns in the hands of the military
but they don't need it. They have better weapons
Gabriel Wood
but the military have ak's and m16's and all the good shit.
why do they need shonky 22.s?
Alexander Long
I'm the mere voice of reason on a board run by Assad shills. You will all thank me for putting a bar above your expectations.
John Flores
By "weeks", how many exactly?
Carson Perez
IDF uses a lot of 10/22s from what I've heard. But that's probably because Palestinians don't have good bullet resistance.
Josiah Gray
Go to work ya rafik, too early to shitpost
David Bell
taking guns from venezuelan fags who want to suck US dick.... what is wrong with this?
Owen Perez
at least you learned to say board instead of sub
Christopher Morales
Unfortunately there is no exact time frame, but they have to move soon before the siege breach is closed, so maybe expect something big within the month at the latest
It'd just be the first step in a long battle, but it'll give you an idea of what's to come.
Never too early for raising the name of the FSA ya rafik.
I consciously used board or thread instead of sub when I started posting, but you gotta screw up at least once.
Leo Peterson
EXPLOSION!
Samuel Nguyen
>the days are between us
Camden Allen
ayy, they are indeed.
Jaysh al Fatehi lil buldani a3lanaha
Bi'ana nasr Allah labuda atiha!
Joseph Barnes
is that sandnigger for "i am a massive cocksmoking faggot"?
Nolan Myers
I'm more into 9aleel al9warem
Aaron Stewart
I need the hezbollah pepe
Jose Wright
Beyond all odds.. in Hasakah, the government is FUCKING ADVANCING
Brandon Hill
I don't understand this arab slang usage of numbers in letters
do you read them as "a-arabic pronunciation of 3-lanaha" ?
Ethan Moore
>Syria has been in continual stalemate for 3 years >Assad continues to hold most of the populated areas >"A-Any minute now the war will take a dramatic turn in favor of the rebels" >"Any m-minute now..."
Ethan Green
you know it's quite rich for Australians to be calling others sandniggers
Benjamin Ward
are the NDF stupid as shit?
Leo Morgan
I read about UAE actually doing good in Yemen and not insisting on killing all the Shia, thanks.
Jacob Rodriguez
No body lives in the desert. See that big subtropic/temperate zone on the east? 90% of the population lives there.
Nathaniel Walker
>Example >Countryside was so delusional, he thought the battle for Aleppo (a battle that has been in stalemate for three entire years) will suddenly turn in drastic favor of the rebel forces
Zachary Davis
What?! How?! Regular SAA isn't stationed there, it's completely NDF.
Yes we use them instead of the throat sound letter ع which has no equivalent in Latin
Angel Barnes
I don't know, something must've prompted this. Either way it isn't good for SDF/YPG-SAA/NDF relations, what a headache.
Josiah Thompson
You could argue the same thing about all Arabs outside the peninsula, not to mention the Asian Muslims who don't live in the desert
James Rodriguez
... maybe?
Angel Ortiz
Kek more or less
The numbers are just for letters that have no equivalent in English. For example there is a letter in Arabic that is close to B so we use B. But there is no equivalent to a letter that is written like this in Arabic ع so the number that looks like it is used, which is roughly a 3 the other way around
Wyatt Cruz
An NDF guy's brother was killed by YPG so he walked up to an Asayish checkpoint and threw a bomb at them.
Daniel Russell
>stalemate
Is that why Russia intervened last year?
Not against all odds, but thanks to the odds of having a massive mountain artillery base overlooking the city.
Cooper Nelson
this is like the spanish civil war
Ian Morgan
>posts a bait comment shilling for the rebels >i-i am the v-voice of reason Kill yourself.
Daniel Garcia
If being reasonable is shilling for rebels then I am proudly a shill.
Luis Sullivan
they are acting like real gangs
aren't those tigers?
Jackson Rivera
Kek
Dominic Young
Just wait until these areas become uninhabitable, a US General called the coming climate refugee crisis a weapon of mass destruction .
Michael Adams
That's shabiha, which is what NDF pretty much is a mix of them and new people.
Christopher Collins
>Example 2 >Countryside was so delusional, he believed that the rebel forces would sweep through Aleppo city and straight into al-Bab and Deir Hafer by not only defeating the Syrian army, but also by defeating ISIS, and YPG, all three at the same time
>Example 3 >Countryside was so delusional, he believed rebels would capture Aleppo City like the fall of Mosul (when ISIS walked easily into Mosul while sunni Iraqi forces handed over their weapons and cheered ISIS on)
>Is that why Russia intervened last year? yes because they wanted to turn the war in favor of SAA. and it worked, see Sheikh Miskeen, Palmya, Qayartan, Kinsabba, Kuweries, Nubbl, Daraya, and East Ghouta
Hunter Cox
Wonderful. Fucking kurds.
Benjamin Allen
>Not against all odds, but thanks to the odds of having a massive mountain artillery base overlooking the city.
I heard they had some heavy weapons but a massive artillery base?
What's it called?
Juan Murphy
The UAE is opposed to both the Houthis and the MB which dominates the opposition to the Houthis. This has complicated the war. The UAE is now focused on fighting AQAP in the areas it has already secured from the Houthis. I think pretty much all victories in this war were thanks to the UAE's professional army, against both Houthis and AQAP.
Lucas Hernandez
Source? Couldn't find it and kurds claim otherwise
Robert Torres
mmmmm kurds....they are more divided than ever, some of them support assad, others do not
Lincoln Cook
The Kawkab artillery base named after the mountain, not sure the unit number
what a fucking moron! jesus christ. now SAA has to divert their attention away from Aleppo and deal with Hasakah all because some moron in the NDF attacked the Asayish
Anthony Sullivan
SOUTHFRONT has an article, but it states the kurds attacked the NDF . No reason was given for the clashes. SAA and ypg are being deployed to the area, but the SAA is threatening to have tanks stationed in their portion of hasakah if the asayish continues to shell their(government) neighborhoods.
Michael Lopez
In Qimishli the kurds stole some land in the last chimpout, its fair for the NDF to take some land this time.
Jace Price
The UAE has ended its participation in the war and now focuses on counter-terrorism. They have no interest in fighting the Houthis, only securing South Yemen.
“Our standpoint today is clear: war is over for our troops; we’re monitoring political arrangements, empowering Yemenis in liberated areas”
So that's Kawkab, I read that in a tweet but had no idea what it meant.
John Hughes
da kang b str8 owta grytness yo
Elijah Ortiz
we actually used to have a houthi fighter on /sg/ but he is probably dead now
Hudson Gutierrez
Yeah cause South Yemen is dominated by the secular Herak separatist movement, while the opposition in the north is dominated by the MB aligned al Islah party, which the UAE considers a terrorist group.
Yeah, the YPG tried to blackmail the SAA into handing it over when ISIS almost overran the city last year. They were trying to say give us Kawkab or we'll let ISIS overrun you. Eventually SAA didn't budge and YPG just retook former SAA held areas south of Hasaka, effectively surrounding the SAA in the city center. But they still have Kawkab nearby.
Aiden Parker
>southfront
Their videos are good but not exactly neutral about kurds
I posted this one in the last thread, the source is kurdish but it says different things
>A Kurdistan24 correspondent in Hasaka said heavy clashes broke out early in the morning when the pro-Assad militias known as the National Defense Forces (NDF) arrested several Kurds arbitrarily.
>The clashes took place in the regime-held part of the city when the government-affiliated militias arrested several Kurdish men at a checkpoint in al-Nashwa neighborhood.
>According to the Kurdistan24 correspondent, the pro-regime forces had been harassing and arresting Kurds for the past 10 days. He added that the violations against civilians eventually escalated.
I'm trying to find a properly written pro-SAA article on this most recent clash but haven't been able to
Noah Thompson
Hang on a tic, I'll find it again
Jeremiah Collins
Yeah heard about him from other users, seems like an astute guy
Tyler Wilson
>those 3 examples Kek.
Jonathan Campbell
CIA, your cointelpro culturally appropriated from Sup Forums memes are really cringey, worse than normie-tier, just stop.
Carson Garcia
well yeah This was in response to me back when I supported the southern movement (I don't anymore)
Thomas Gomez
Riddle me this: if the SAA lost Morek, al Eiss and the artillery base despite Russian intervention, and couldn't retake Palmyra without foreign ground forces, what would have happened if Russia didn't intervene?
Brody Cooper
wrong picture
Brandon Green
SAA would most likely have not been able to recapture any of the areas I listed. Without support, SAA would certainly be worse off
Luis Collins
what is the southern movement?
Alexander Smith
That's pretty harsh about them, they actually were allied to Iran when Ali Saleh was allied to Saudi Arabia. They're not mercenaries, they're just trying to survive because nobody supports separatist causes anymore.
