Developments Sept. 07 >Syrian Army on the verge of capturing major Eastern Ghouta stronghold >Breaking: Syrian Army launches massive offensive in south Aleppo district and Handarat camp >Erdogan: Turkey’s military is ready to join the offensive on Raqqa >Jaysh Al-Fateh sends reinforcements to southern Aleppo >Syrian Army reinforcements pour into northern Hama >Syrian Army attacks Ramouseh Garages in southern Aleppo >Iraqi Army conducts cleansing operation in northwest Ramadi >ISIS attacks Iraqi Army at Tanf border-crossing >Cousin of Saudi Ambassador killed fighting for ISIS in Iraq >Houthi forces capture more territory in Saudi Arabia
>THERE WAS A NOISE >IT MADE A NOISE CEASEFIRES ARE NEVER SUPPOSED TO MAKE
>UN PLS HELP
Aaron Richardson
perspective platform for marines. seems like our HQ wanna own EFV?
Lucas Lee
>besieging a shia town im ok with this
Samuel Richardson
I chuckled.
Colton Rivera
>almasdarnews
David Adams
Hi Gary
David Gomez
Jesus, just when I thought Saudi fighting capabilities couldn't get any worse >tfw one of the most richest and best funded militaries in the world >tfw poor farmers with ancient weapons are advancing in your own fucking country
Grayson Mitchell
rapefugee detected
Julian Sullivan
>IT'S JUST RACIST AND SEXIST!!11! >IT'S TWENTY SIXTEEN!!1 fuck that faggot.
Aiden Bennett
>Almost 6 years >Have the support of all the western world + gulf states
>Claims the majority of the population support their cause yet that majority lives very well inside Syrian government territory
>Claims the SAA doesn't exist anymore and that is only iranian/afghani/lebanese militias protecting Assad
>After years of war, their territory is only getting smaller and the pockets are already surrendering
>Claims they will exterminate the alawi, shia and christian population of Syria yet the 90% of the people leaving the country are sunnis, with also with the record of deaths in the conflict.
>mfw
Adam Hernandez
brutal .webm
Tyler Hall
>It is happening!!!
Now that the provincial capital is under siege, it will take at least 3 months to do a proper clean-up, however this will require a large reserve of Republican guard and houthi soldiers to successfully complete. If the houthis are able to convince the residents to rebel against the ksa troops stationed there, then the siege will not take as long. But the fact remains that the ksa will do everything in it's power to break the siege couple this with had forces in Yemen who will continuously attack the saleh-forces in Yemen. This will be a difficult battle. The saleh-forces forces better have an excellent strategist leading the efforts.
Elijah Taylor
Good luck Siryans&Yemenites, may the blood rivers turn clear again and the land spawn fruits in times of peace.
Logan Sanchez
Saudis are an embarrassment. I would like the Houthis to capture the city so that Saudis are exposed to the whole world.
Connor Lopez
kuhwaid. srsly.
Lucas Evans
>Saudi Arabia planning to cancel $20bn worth of projects – report Saudis are fucking pathetic.
Yes seems so, at the end of the day it will start making procurement a mess just like it is now for the US. So I hope this doesn't go through either.
I have some shots of Army 2015 myself. I'll need to see if I can pull them up remotely.
Robert Wood
Najran is mostly Shia and Houthis sleeping cells have everything under they control. Again, only need the order from Sa'ana
Jackson Walker
I've been here for years and the conflict never ends.
It just gets funnier and more ridiculous day by day.
It's said that the purest form of Surrealist art would be to walk into a crowd and shoot people at random.
This conflict is the masterpiece to end all masterpieces. This is fine art.
Ryder Powell
thing is playing the nato card with cheap oil prices turned bad for them now. about 1 month and a half ago there were news abt indian workers that are laid off and have not been paid anymore
Leo Baker
kek oh yeah, I remember it well
>THE richest, best funded, best equipped and best trained military in the world >a bunch of dirt-poor third world farmers armed with straw hats, Kalashnikovs and attitude >give you a beating of your life, sending you home with the tail between your legs
and no amount of napalm poured on defenseless kids could change that
Levi Howard
I have to ask This, Do they have teachers in Kuwait that teach gulf Arabic and traditional arabic to non-natives english speakers?
Liam Morgan
look at this.
yes we have. i could ask if you want. but i need a way to contact you to tell you where are they later
Parker Walker
Are there any weapon depots or heavy weapon arsenals near najran?
a bunch of houthis with top of the line u.s. weapons make me so wet
Mason King
wtf i love obama now
Jonathan Phillips
What's the jews' endgame?
Brayden Phillips
ku = sounds like cow wait = sounds like weide. which stands for meadow.
kuwait sounds so stupid.
Tyler Hill
No that is fine. That is all I needed to know. I will probably move to Kuwait after my service in the navy is complete and start an IT business there.
Brody Garcia
Houthis have it all, imagine how many weapons saudis have right now on the city.
The plan is going to Jizan first actually
Aiden Bennett
in regards to syria:
Ex-Mossad head on Israel medical aid to al-Nusra Front
keep in mind that isis never attacked israel while isis is at war with the world, and bombed france, germony, belgium, turkey... pretty much everywhere...
some go as far to say that isis=ISRAELI SECRET INTELLIGENCE SERVICE
Also check out shillary leaks from wikileaks where she wants Syria to get into libya 2.0 to favor israel
also greater israel
Mason Collins
...because he can, obviously!
>shaklak huh, so it's actually a word! what does it mean?
Syria conflict: Aid agencies call for investigation into UN operations, say Assad influence is harmful
The aid groups said they were withdrawing from the UN's Whole of Syria information-sharing program due to concerns the regime of President Bashar al Assad had gained "significant and substantial" influence over relief efforts in the country.
The 73 non-governmental organisations (NGO) working inside Syria accused the UN and the Syrian Arab Red Crescent (SARC) of operating under the political influence of the Assad regime — alleging a "deliberate manipulation of humanitarian and medical aid".
"The Syrian Government has interfered with the delivery of humanitarian assistance in multiple instances, including the blocking of aid to besieged areas, the removal of medical aid from inter-agency convoys, the disregard for needs-assessments and information coming from humanitarian actors in Syria," the statement said.
Political influence of Syrian Government has 'clear negative impact'
The coalition of NGO's includes well known aid groups the White Helmets, who rescue injured people in the aftermath of airstrikes, and the Syrian American Medical Society that runs hospitals in the northern rebel held city of Aleppo and in Idlib province.
this is fucking amazing! i'd start drinking if only I had anything
Austin Campbell
just dont try to engage in any military conflict because your country is losing its mentality and with clinton have a chance in winning we are all officially fucked from america to not america
stay safe plz...
i gib u gud reason 1KWD = 3.3USD also we have no tax
Jace Harris
If they can pull that it would be amazing.
Angel Johnson
>Lose Al Ramouseh >Lose your Military commander >in the same day
Wew
>countryside general face today
Angel Thomas
where can i find some urban city combat videos of the syrian war?
Henry Butler
>Chilebro was right all along
Jose Powell
>73 non-gouvernmental orgs are too stupid to realize what seiges are
Ethan Cook
>The coalition of NGO's includes well known aid groups the White Helmets Report discarded.
Lincoln Cruz
Lots of entrepreneurship opportunity there and no income tax. Easy for a foreigner to get residency there too. Plus, I can get stationed there since we have a couple of military bases there.
Anthony Peterson
huh, that guy >Former intersectional feminism adviser currently >Prevention of vice assistant secretary of some Muslim guy with 100% Arabic twitter
was his advice on feminism along the lines of "off with their heads", or does this far left Muslim cooperation goes THAT far?
Grayson Barnes
I will try not to.
Levi Brooks
>greater israel more like the whole middle east and then worldwide, at our expenses nonetheless
There are tons and tons of vid from Syria, almost since the invasion began.
David Peterson
>entrepreneurship opportunity local or global? I thought Dubai was the local center (also in IT - programmer though - also kind of looking around)
clear on the rest, thanks
Alexander Campbell
Again, I will try not to, but if she wins, I have to obey her orders.
>Tfw I really hope she loses
Nolan Garcia
thank you man dont know why i didnt think of liveleak sooner
Christian Phillips
>our
What position do you play?
Jose Ortiz
>but if she wins, I have to obey her orders.
all americans should commite seppuku if she win.
Cameron Reyes
writes for TDB, so might actually be genuine
Ryan Mitchell
I think it's more global than local. I can't remember, I would have to ask friend who was once stationed there while he was in the army.
Dominic Evans
>mfw a bunch of plant munching peasants with old as fuck rifles are successfully invading a country with one of the most well equiped armies in the world. >mfw nobody talks about this in the news. >mfw the only piece of media I got was from Al Jazeera on how mean Houthis armed women militias to protect their own fucking land >mfw Al Jazeera is pathetically trying to paint Houthis as ebul terrorist fanatics as they counterattack their original agressor, who actually killed plenty of women and children
Alexander Gray
makes sense again, best of luck
Luke Johnson
Going full civil war in that case is a pretty good option. Chile is full open to that against Bachelet
Jordan Rogers
>look up combat footage of houthis >they actually do fight in 50 degree heat barefoot
I remember the time where the best equipped and the number one producer of military equipment in the world got beaten by mountain goatherders with headturbans
Either way, this is honestly better than either Vietnam or Afghanistan. Both were fought via guerilla tactics. This one is through direct confrontation, and its actually happening in the home country of the agressor. Its so much better in that sense
Daniel Green
>Abu Hajar is dead NO! What have you done?
John Lee
I like how he granted himself the "Top Analyst" tittle
