The pigs are fleeing, hopefully back to the southern zargos mountains, their historical homeland.
The PKK is taking a big gamble, if the supply from the south is cut off, Joint opposition forces only need about blowing up two bridges. Many tribes in Manbij are already in a position can provide support from within. While these people have not yet forgotten their betrayal in Aleppo and the corpses they displayed in Afrin, no one can save them in Manbij this time. Maybe this is their purpose, they have done it before.YPG is reinforcing Manbij big time !
All true but Manbij will be more difficult than Tel Rıfat or Aleppo. We will see. As long as we take Manbij i am good thoughThe PKK is taking a big gamble, if the supply from the south is cut off, Joint opposition forces only need about blowing up two bridges. Many tribes in Manbij are already in a position can provide support from within. While these people have not yet forgotten their betrayal in Aleppo and the corpses they displayed in Afrin, no one can save them in Manbij this time. Maybe this is their purpose, they have done it before.
it'll be easier if we do our part. The least we can do is to shell their asses like there's no tomorrow.All true but Manbij will be more difficult than Tel Rıfat or Aleppo. We will see. As long as we take Manbij i am good though![]()
I doubt that actually. Manbij is not easily defensible and there is only a single bridge connecting it to the east. If boys decide to act, pretty good place to test Cenk...All true but Manbij will be more difficult than Tel Rıfat or Aleppo. We will see. As long as we take Manbij i am good though![]()
I hope you are right. BTW i dont think we will even use UAV's for Manbij. We wont use anything for some reason ?I doubt that actually. Manbij is not easily defensible and there is only a single bridge connecting it to the east. If boys decide to act, pretty good place to test Cenk...
Tel Rıfat should have been much harder considering the tunnels. This is an interesting but very welcome development.
At the end of the day, this will not be a foreign intervention, but the free will of the Syrian opposition. If the Turkish army had entered at first stance, the issue would probably have been brought to the UNSC by now.I hope you are right. BTW i dont think we will even use UAV's for Manbij. We wont use anything for some reason ?
Weight off my heart. we waited too long for this, years. Such a simple, small enclave, turned the entire region to a swamp, now it's no more.Is this the day, after 6 years?
let us clean the west side of the river ayn-al arab will be taken in another campainWhat about Ayn- al Arab?
MoD sources:
— The Turkish Armed Forces did not participate in the opposition "Operation Dawn of Freedom" in Syria at any stage, did not take part in the preparation, dispatch and will processes, and did not engage in any activities regarding the mines found in the field.