Military Operations Syria

[MhhJA]

Either do it the right way or don't do it at all!
If we are going to stop again after a few days then don't bother at all.

 

[dBSPL]

We should have brought out the 203s and Sakaryas

No, no my friend, not the artillery units. Tonight the Air Force was supposed to fly over the entire area under pyd-pkk control. That airspace regime had to be shattered tonight... But apparently permission could not be obtained from Putin.

 

[MhhJA]

No, no my friend, not the artillery units. Tonight the Air Force was supposed to fly over the entire area under pyd-pkk control. That airspace regime had to be shattered tonight... But apparently permission could not be obtained from Putin.

We don't even have to enter their Airspace we can launch munitions with 100+km range. Ayn al Arab is 5 meters away from our fucking border.

 

[Mis_TR_Like]

The response should be brutal. Turn northern Syria into a burning hell hole.

 

[Sanchez]

The response should be brutal. Turn northern Syria into a burning hell hole.

We don't have enough munitions for that. I sadly doubt a ground op will come from this. 10 asayish teenagers dead, 30 low level leaders dead after a day of bombing, what does it matter, nothing. What does it achieve, nothing.

 

[Mis_TR_Like]

We don't have enough munitions for that. I sadly doubt a ground op will come from this. 10 asayish teenagers dead, 30 low level leaders dead after a day of bombing, what does it matter, nothing. What does it achieve, nothing.

Honestly pathetic. It's sad how we have the strongest military in the middle east but can't use it like we should. Maybe a coup is needed.

 

[UkroTurk]

Then the government hasn't been able to finish terrorism for 20 years. Who is responsible for that? Opposition? Israel?

 

[dBSPL]

We don't even have to enter their Airspace we can launch munitions with 100+km range. Ayn al Arab is 5 meters away from our fucking border.

I couldn't explain, that airspace regime should have been shattered tonight. What I'm talking about is not just about bombing. According to some sources that have received news from the field, pkk offices in some areas close to the border, including Hasakah, are being evacuated. In other words, intelligence that there will be an intense artiellery operation has been conveyed to them or they are taking precautions immediately after the first wave. Who would be cooled down by hitting empty buildings? Ofc not everything, but we should have forced a status quo change that would hurt every segment supporting Pyd today. Yes, by taking the risk of war. So that no one would dare to do such a thing, or encourage their proxy pawns... But, unfortunately...

 

[Kartal1]

Currently there are strikes against targets in Malikiya's Mirka Mira village and Malikiya city center.

Barracuda

 

[Kartal1]

Turkish F-16s are flying in the skies of Rasulayn and Tal Rifat.

In the same time MLRS hit targets against the Minagh airfield, Maranaz and Tal Rifat center.

MLRS and howitzers also hit targets on the Tal Tamr and Manbij lines.

 

[Kartal1]

The Asayis center in the Sina neighbouring in Qamishly is hit among other targets in the city

Barracuda

https://twitter.com/i/web/status/1849201162550902949

 

[Kartal1]

Unprecedented heavy strikes by TSK and SNA on Tal Rifat. I am sorry that I can't attach the video, but it is scary.

 

[Kartal1]

Hit on the Asayis buildings in Qamishly's Halko neighborhood and the one with close proximity to the Khalij hospital.

UCAVs or F-16s hit Malikiya's Karcuk area.

Barracuda

 

[Kartal1]

Unprecedented heavy strikes by TSK and SNA on Tal Rifat. I am sorry that I can't attach the video, but it is scary.
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https://twitter.com/i/web/status/1849205486643548474

 

[Kartal1]

Strikes continue, it is just I am already tired of reporting.

Asayis control points and building are hit in Qamishly.

UCAV strikes continue in Ayn Al-Arab city center.

SNA hit with mortars the enemy's positions in Ayn Issa and there are reports suggesting heavy casualties among the terrorists there.

UCAV strikes in Amuda.

 

[Ripley]

Strikes continue, it is just I am already tired of reporting.

Asayis control points and building are hit in Qamishly.

UCAV strikes continue in Ayn Al-Arab city center.

SNA hit with mortars the enemy's positions in Ayn Issa and there are reports suggesting heavy casualties among the terrorists there.

UCAV strikes in Amuda.

Bro thanks for live coverage.
Hope it’s a large magnitude strike like you said so that it will be known as a clear retaliation.

 

[Kartal1]

Ayn Al-Arab/Kobani and Amuda electric centrals are hit. (Ayn Al-Arab electricity is cut off)

At least 3 explosions are heard in the Karacok Mountains close to the border with Iraq. Hane Sor/Mirka Mira are being targeted.

 

[Kartal1]

Now, can we expect the we are going to take Ayn al Arab, Hassekeh, Tel Rifat etc…

Tal Rifat, Manbij are always on the table. Ayn Al-Arab is more complicated. It is too soon to talk, but I am not very optimistic.

Seyda, Odeh oil refineries in Qahtaniya, the Sivediye oil refinery on the Iraqi border, Bani Shafti oil refinery in the Karacok Mountains are hit by F-16s.

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Strikes were also carried out against the Qamishly center, but we can say that currently oil infrastructure in the vicinity of Qamishly is being hit mainly.

Barracuda

https://twitter.com/i/web/status/1849237075544928447

 

[Kartal1]

Cry me a river...

https://twitter.com/i/web/status/1849222834524201056

 

[Kartal1]

Looks like that's it for tonight.