Live Conflict Military Operations Syria

[Relic]

Love it! The Russians have committed significant resources to back the Assad regime over the years, but they're so bogged down in their fight with Ukraine that there really isn't much they can do other than use marginal amounts of air power, to stop the rebels.

Any blow to Russia and their military power is a win for me! Let's hope they role all the way to Demascus and capture as much Russian equipment as possible along the way.

 

[Blackeyes90]

Importance of Safira ;
Outside Al-Safira lies one of the most sensitive military facilities in the region, where missiles were once fitted with chemical weapons. Imagine the intel bonanza happening in the rear as facility after facility is abandoned. Lots of evidence for war crimes tribunals too.

https://twitter.com/i/web/status/1862912900601364547

 

[Blackeyes90]

"Suriye Geçici Hükümeti Başbakanı Abdurrahman Mustafa: Harekat güneydeki Nubl ve Zehra bölgesinden, Fırat Kalkanı ve Zeytin Dalı operasyonları kapsamında daha önce kurtarılan bölgelerden olmak üzere üç eksenden başlayacak."
FSA will start their operation towards Tel Rıfat

https://twitter.com/i/web/status/1862946739524608313

 

[blackjack]

reinforcements to Hama

There were also reports that Assad returned to Syria from Moscow, So I guess he has some intel about the equipment and manpower of the militants which might be why he returned.

bombing continues.

 

[Huelague]

It seems the ‘masafaka’ was serious.
“Bir ansız gece geliriz!”

 

[Huelague]

Love it! The Russians have committed significant resources to back the Assad regime over the years, but they're so bogged down in their fight with Ukraine that there really isn't much they can do other than use marginal amounts of air power, to stop the rebels.

Any blow to Russia and their military power is a win for me! Let's hope they role all the way to Demascus and capture as much Russian equipment as possible along the way.

If Russian try to involved more resources, we will do same in Ukraine.

 

[Lool]

The Iranians have retaken Hama..... bloody shit

https://twitter.com/i/web/status/1862946784760266892

 

[TheInsider]

Opposition forces left Hama because the distance between the advance spearhead and the rest of the forces was growing, which put a logistical strain on the attacking force. This will give time reinforcements to catch up and there was constant advance for the last several days there has to be a stop for a little rest.

 

[blackjack]

Fucking Julian at it again lol. This is why I never celebrate early in any military conflict. I dont know man if they get wiped out, I think finding arabs to kill other arabs in another future offensive is harder than being a Ukrainian recruiter pointing at civilian's gun point.

 

[Kitra]

The Iranians have retaken Hama..... bloody shit

https://twitter.com/i/web/status/1862946784760266892

We did the same thing every single day during Al-bab and Afrin operations. It is called pinp-pong tactic. Leave the city when night falls as defence in the open field is easier. Cities are full of dangers. People were making fun of it on Twitter until they saw that city after city was falling like bricks.

The troops will be back tomorrow morning with a surprise and a lot of new land liberated.

 

[Oublious]

Fucking Julian at it again lol. This is why I never celebrate early in any military conflict. I dont know man if they get wiped out, I think finding arabs to kill other arabs in another future offensive is harder than being a Ukrainian recruiter pointing at civilian's gun point.
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lol

They are giving a break, matter of logistics. Ammunition, fuel and manpower organise.

 

[Barry]

lol mod coming into this thread to spout his garbage and make it about ukraine/Russclaats.

 

[Saithan]

Behind those words, are lessons to be aware of. I think it's called Ebb and flood.

The logistics is definitely worth worrying about, and some good points about defense in open being easier, but what we want is Russia abandoning SAA and joining FSA. Or that they pull out.

 

[Dennixtoue]

https://twitter.com/i/web/status/1863019761157677517

regards

 

[Lool]

I still cant believe that the PKK/YPG is so strong that the HTS and SNA still cant dislodge those bloody terrorists

https://twitter.com/i/web/status/1862987983307088367

 

[Lool]

It seems that The battle for Hama will be quite difficult and tough

https://twitter.com/i/web/status/1862955195593871756

https://twitter.com/i/web/status/1862973862897451456

https://twitter.com/i/web/status/1862956241561006322

 

[Ryder]

I still cant believe that the PKK/YPG is so strong that the HTS and SNA still cant dislodge those bloody terrorists

https://twitter.com/i/web/status/1862987983307088367

We seen how strong they are when they fled like cowards.

Ypg/pkk is so embolden because of Turkish inaction.

When Russia killed 30 Turkish soldiers. Erdogan did his best to cover it up. Lets not forget how Russia in 2016 "accidentally" killed 2 Turkish soldiers who were figthing against Isis. That was easily covered it up.

Turkish pilot that shot down the Russian jet for violating Turkish airspace was thrown into prison. Easily declared him a fetocu and traitor without any proof.

You dont even need to send soldiers. Drone can do the work.

 

[ExiledFalcon]

I still cant believe that the PKK/YPG is so strong that the HTS and SNA still cant dislodge those bloody terrorists

https://twitter.com/i/web/status/1862987983307088367

I don't think HTS is really trying , rn they seem more focused on using theirs momentum and and the disorganisation of Assad troops to advance quickly in the south