DEVELOPMENTS 25th >Kerry arrives in Saudi Arabia to discuss Yemen conflict >Jihadists release five jailed children in Douma >Syrian Army advances in Eastern Ghouta >Daraya to be handed to the Syrian Army >Turkish-backed rebels fight US-backed rebels north of Manbij >Erdogan threatens Kurdish forces in northern Syria >Houthi siege on Taiz broken >Over 3,000 women have joined anti-ISIS militia in Iraq >Houthi foces successfully captured eastern and western flanks of Najran city
Well this war has really started to shape up as a geopolitical clusterfuck which will be a hardwon victory and perhaps pyrrhic in some circumstances
Benjamin Myers
no
Owen Jackson
Arent they still prototypes?
Tyler Bennett
>tfw all these happenings
Jeremiah Cox
How popular is this Syria-adventure in Turkey? Especially after the first roaches in bodybags return home
Aiden Rivera
>assad must go
Blake Sanchez
Obongos foreign policy is a complete disaster. He has zero control over his so called allies. This shit would have never happened under Bush or some other non-pussified POTUS.
Samuel Wright
A prototype should be ready by the end of the year
Isaac Lewis
>This shit would have never happened under Bush >bush is this bait?
Joseph Harris
the funny thing is that more roaches have died on hometurf than in Syria since the invasion went live
Jack Brown
>erdogan pepe >still no erdogan spurdo The Finns had one job.
Robert Gonzalez
Why? No Americans die and Syria is in rubbles. Seems like a win for US foreign policy for me. With minimal costs.
Grayson Wright
THE LION OF SYRIA!
FOREVER IN OUR HEARTS!
ASSAD! ASSAD! ASSAD FOREVER!
Cameron Garcia
if singles kurdistan will be created
Sup Forums btfo
Hudson Sullivan
This was never really about pushing back IS, but prohibiting the Kurds from securing the Jarablus Azaz corridor. Gotta keep that IS supply line open!
Noah Phillips
Why? No Americans died, Syria is in rubbles. And all that with minimal costs. All according to the kenkaiku
Austin Cruz
hmmm i wonder who is behind this
Grayson Robinson
>k*rd diaspora posting BINGO!
Jace Peterson
I dunno, they were, but they've been getting memed for so long that I assumed some proper production already happened
Lucas Gray
Hala burda misin
Isaiah Rogers
PARIS — France's foreign minister said on Thursday the Security Council had to respond firmly after a UN probe found that Syrian government troops were responsible for two toxic gas attacks.
"The use of chemical weapons, which the Syrian authorities agreed to ban in 2013 under international pressure ... is an abomination that highlights the damning role played by the Damascus regime in the worsening situation in Syria," Foreign Minister Jean-Marc Ayrault said in a statement.
Jason Gutierrez
I flew the F-22 in the early 90ies (on the PC) Devoloping stuff takes time.
Liam Russell
:DDDD
Joseph Sanchez
Did turkey not basically invade northern iraq while bush was ruling?
Joshua Watson
>UNCONFIRMED #Saudi #SANG withdraws from #Najran Dam, Saqam, Nuhuqa, Khbash, Shurfa & Khadhra Crossing towards city Is Saudi Arabia the biggest joke of this planet? I think even North Korea is more respectable.
Robert Walker
kek based yemen
Dylan Moore
>problems?
Benjamin Myers
HOUTHI STRONK!
Nathaniel Baker
woah.....so this is the power of khat
Owen Turner
Requesting
Jordan Cox
Just drop a fucking nuke on syria already, now that most of the vermin have gathered in one place
Justin Richardson
It's not that, KSA a shit
Their armed forces are only good at putting down unarmed protests
Jackson Robinson
>Disaster Either an FSA or Kurdroach
Obummer has played this to American interests without risking US lives over a poor shitty middle eastern country. Supporting local forces, allowing them to defeat ISIS and enabling them to control the lands they hold.
Austin Peterson
>without risking U.S. lives
certainly, allowing ISIS to grow and persist for so long has led to ZERO terrorist attacks :DDDDD
>About 6k SAA soldier are set to be redeployed if the talks of handing Daraya over to the government are successful.
>6k Damn
Carter King
>Their armed forces are only good at putting down unarmed protests Unlike Assad.
Dylan Reed
Because Assad isn't supported by the """"""""""""""""""""""""""""free"""""""""""""""""""""" world.
Jaxon Roberts
Direct intervention would have spurred a lot more recruits for ISIS therefore more attacks.
Ethan Adams
there was some military user a time ago telling about his time there and how the entire infrastructure of their armed forces was a clusterfuck
since the highest positions aren't given to actual competent officers and generals but rather family members of the royal family. basically the air force is run by one of the princes while another prince runs the navy and officers are basically spoiled rich kids that sit in bunkers miles away from any actual battlefield giving orders to untrained cousins that carry out the orders to the paki's they hired to do the actual fighting
clearly it all works out in the end
Juan Clark
The land that encompasses Syria hasnt produced good fighters since the Umayyads
What a waste of resources. Putting IEDs over the entire line of defence would be a better way to slow down the enemy advance. It took the Russians weeks to demine Palmyra.
Charles Reed
Ahh, this was the one in the wordpress. Thank you though.
"What was that... A TOW?" -"Samir, should we like... Pretend to be dead?" *10 seconds of thinking* "Shit, you're right."
Ethan Robinson
>the siege of Aleppo is broken >everybody has betrayed the Kurds >again
Man this war is getting worse by the month
Dylan Bell
Explains why the baathist lost iraq so quickly. They obviously have no idea how to defend territory
Ayden Hernandez
What phase are we at?
Adrian Barnes
>everybody has betrayed the Kurds
M8.........
Jayden Nguyen
The Siege of Aleppo is not broken and the kurds betrayed the SAA first, so fuck them.
Dominic Miller
>>the siege of Aleppo is broken >>everybody has betrayed the Kurds >>again It was the other way around. Noone really touched the kurds except isis until they got cocky.
Oliver Campbell
that doesn't look like a t-72
William Martin
>NDF/Asayish clashes >"Hurr dem kurd bois betrayed us"
The Kurds took an entire town from the loyalists after an entire civil war of non-aggression towards each other.
Adrian Jones
>not chewing khat >not making bitch ass KSA dogs kill each other with friendly fire Do you even Houthis?
Lincoln Gray
The YPG intervened with its own troops and put qamishli in deadlock to hknder reinforcements. They also brought heavy weaponry and paid of formerly loyal tribes. this was not asayish vs NDF it was YPG vs NDF while getting shelled by the SAA. They grabbed hasakah while Sheiqh masquod fould not be threatened. So fuck them.
Charles Foster
>k*rds backstabbed the moderate headchoppers to be buddy-buddy with Assad and take parts of north Aleppo >then k*rds supported a massive ISIS offensive on Azaz by launching their own attack, taking over Tall Rifat >k*rds then backstabbed Assad to take over all of Hasakah If there's anyone who are backstabbers it's those commies.
Joseph Nguyen
Do not forgot they backstabbed assad earlier and let isis take hasakah and then swooped in to hasakah after zahredinne fought isis off with the republican guard. This is how the whole situation even started.
Lucas Bailey
No but seriously, shit happen but... almost 300 ? I dunno maybe it's hard to tell which side they are in when they all look like mudslims yelling Allah Snackbar. But even then... 300
Charles Williams
Yep, the Kurds screwed the pooch on this one. Only uncle Sam could save them.
As is, it looks like they're going to taste Turkish tank treads if they get uppity.
Adam Hill
Probably bombardment of frontlines. Non western or russian pilots are pretty horrible at this.
John Bailey
Saudi pilots are extremely incompetent. They have been seen bombing villages in their own country by accident, hundreds of kilometers from the front line. They routinely bomb allied tribal fighters, thinking they are Houthi/Saleh troops.
Now that USA has pulled its intelligence and target spotting over excessive civilian casualties things will only get worse.
Jeremiah Stewart
>Britain and America have both pulled their support for Saudi operations
Man the Saudi's really have fucked themselves there
Easton Miller
Allah guides the bombs.
Christian Walker
truly the man of our times
>start out islamist >find bad guy more islamist than you >win coup terror night >wtf I love Ataturk now, Kemalist my friends >Erdoğan embraces all
17D chess
Allah has blessed him with too much luck to be true.
Levi Campbell
>Turkish-backed rebels fight US-backed rebels north of Manbij
Is there a good summary of this somewhere?
Nathaniel Morales
Lt. Gen. Aksakalli in Jarablus
Balls on this Maroon Beret motherfucker are huge
Wyatt Perez
Lt. Gen. Aksakalli saying hi to white man Turkmen Syrian in front of Jarablus city hall.
Austin Cooper
The kurds got to greedy recently and cannot provide a stable partner in arab regions, which they try to bring under control. So the us said stay in your own territory or you get no support.
Carter Reed
Man balls of steel parading in a city the IS left weeks ago.
Anthony Sullivan
I was posting this lol
Blake Martin
not complete.
they tried to ethnically cleanse coptic assyrians and arabs from Hasaka
Assyrian lobby threw a hissy fit everywhere.
Now Kurds are grind mobs for all armies.
Blake Nelson
Why didn't the YPG take it then. Why did they leave it barren for weeks?
Cameron Barnes
correction red bands apparently are arabs
that carrot top white man motherfucker is an arab
Andrew Gonzalez
too bad he is allied with FSA nignogs
Luis Nguyen
Except the U.S.
Jordan Bennett
>k*rd: we going to afrin now to spread our socialist revolution (arabs not welcome) here look at my female commie fighter (don't mind the moustache) >sultan roach: chirp chirp you have to go back USA now supports the roach position, Obongo seemingly gave up trying to protect his new k*rd pets.
