Devs Mar 5 >Aleppo:SAA launched a heavy attack on S Aleppo towwards HTS lines >Russian satellites uncover 300 new graves near Syria’s Rukban Camp >7 civilians killed, 14 injured in landmines explosion, left by terrorists in Aleppo CS >French media:France deploys aircraft carrier to eastern Mediterranean for Syria mission >Iraq to receive 250+ captured IS fighters from SDF >Turkey reopens southeastern border crossing with Syria after 8 year hiatus >30+ SAA soldiers killed across Syria on Sunday (20 in N Hama) >Moscow concerned over OPCW ignoring of facts provided by Russia and Syria confirming Douma attack was staged >Pakistan’s Navy Claims It Prevented Indian Submarine From Entering Pakistani Waters >SDF hands over 32 SAA soldiers imprisoned by IS in E Sy >Pakistan cracks down on Jaish-e-mohammed militant group(44 detained) involved in multiple attacks in india >British media claims 300 ‘russian mercenaries’ back Libyan national army operations >Guaido returns to Venezuela, announces that Maduro gov will face more sanctions
Hey guys, I have a small yt/bitchute channel and once a month I make "quick rundown" videos (not shilling, I don't take gibs, I just like making videos as a hobby). Could I get a quick rundown on Syria? Will post in an /sg/ later this month if yes.
Camden Bell
Pretty sure most of /sg/ is in the Yang Gang. No one unironically supports Cuckhold Sanders nowadays
>Germany has extended a temporary ban on arms exports to Saudi Arabia, imposed due to concerns about the kingdom's role in the killing of journalist Jamal Khashoggi.
>The embargo was due to expire on March 9, but Germany's foreign minister said on Wednesday the ban was being extended until the end of March to give the government time to evaluate Saudi Arabia's military involvement in Yemen's war.
>But the coalition government in Berlin is under mounting pressure from Britain and France to lift the ban. They say it prevents them from selling jointly developed equipment with German components to Saudi Arabia.
Yeah pal, why not. Sit aside op and whait till hes done sucking cock then you can take your turn mouthing jamal shlong while op has peggy time up your ass
>Late last month, as U.S. officials joined Venezuelan opposition leader Juan Guaido near a bridge in Colombia to send desperately needed aid to the masses and challenge the rule of Nicolas Maduro, some 200 exiled soldiers were checking their weapons and planning to clear the way for the convoy.
>Led by retired General Cliver Alcala, who has been living in Colombia, they were going to drive back the Venezuelan national guardsmen blocking the aid on the other side. The plan was stopped by the Colombian government, which learned of it late and feared violent clashes at a highly public event it promised would be peaceful.
>Almost no provisions got in that day and hopes that military commanders would abandon Maduro have so far been dashed. Even though Guaido is back in Caracas, recognized by 50 nations as the legitimate leader of Venezuela, the impromptu taking up of arms shows that the push to remove Maduro -- hailed by the U.S. as inevitable -- is growing increasingly chaotic and risky.
>As the standoff drags on, the urge to seek some sort of military solution will only increase. Guaido himself hinted at such an idea in the immediate aftermath of the failed aid mission. His comments got a cool official reception in Washington, Bogota and Brasilia but Senator Marco Rubio, who has helped shape U.S. policy on Venezuela, seemed to cheer them on. President Donald Trump has said all options remain on the table.
>The U.S. officials who have driven the Venezuela policy -- Rubio, National Security Adviser John Bolton and special envoy Elliott Abrams -- continue to put on a brave face, increasing economic and diplomatic pressure and tweeting daily about Maduro’s certain departure.
>A billionaire diamond trader has died after 'suffering a heart attack' during a penis enlargement operation in Paris.
>A friend of Mr Laniado's, who wished to remain anonymous, said he was 'always focused on his appearance and how others perceived him'.
>According to Mr Laniado's friends, the only time he forgot about his lack of height was when he asked his accountant to read out his bank statement, something which he did multiple times a day.
>'After living an exceptional life Ehud will be brought back home to Israel as his final resting place. He will be dearly missed by us all.'
>can't beat Hezbollah in Lebanon or Syria >entire Air campaign is a joke so Bibi can win an election and avoid jail >coalition against Iran is in complete shambles plus you criticizing the host summit nation of anti antisemitism >Durr let's just agitate Iran even more
Why do people have all of this power yet have zero foresight or competence to go with the plan? Fucking Stalin or Hitler has done better than this shitty attempt of dominating the Middle East
>it gets worse every update and the power creep is unstoppable >i still play it send help
Jose Sullivan
I hope Gayjews turn WT into russian ARMA or BF. All the necessary elements are already there, it remains only to build the game >but Gayjews being gay jews
Justin Long
You could let it die and bake a fresh legit thread
Angel Ward
I hope BIS will release Arma 4 with OFP-Arma 2 like setting, USSR vs USA. Current stuff is shit.
Ian Hughes
>U.S. officials have warned at an energy conference in Brussels that the Trump administration will take punitive action against European companies that are building the Kremlin-favored Nord Stream 2 natural gas pipeline
>representatives of NATO and the United Nations Office of Counter-Terrorism (UNOCT) signed a Memorandum of Understanding on the implementation of the joint Project on "Enhancing Capabilities to prepare for and respond to a terrorist attack in Jordan featuring the use of Chemical, Biological, Radiological, and Nuclear (CBRN) weapons."
>There are growing signs of a potentially destabilising rift between the king of Saudi Arabia and his heir, the Guardian has been told.
>King Salman bin Abdulaziz Al Saud and Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman are understood to have disagreed over a number of important policy issues in recent weeks, including the war in Yemen.
>The unease is said to have been building since the murder in Turkey of the dissident Saudi journalist Jamal Khashoggi, which the CIA has reportedly concluded was ordered by Prince Mohammed. However, these tensions increased dramatically in late February when the king, 83, visited Egypt and was warned by his advisers he was at risk of a potential move against him, according to a detailed account from a source.
>His entourage was so alarmed at the possible threat to his authority that a new security team, comprised of more than 30 hand-picked loyalists from the interior ministry, was flown to Egypt to replace the existing team.
>The king’s advisers also dismissed Egyptian security personnel who were guarding him while he was in Egypt, the source added.
>The friction in the father-son relationship was underlined, the source said, when the prince was not among those sent to welcome the king home.
Brezhnev was the era of stagnation of the USSR What is Trump to the US? the era of erosion?
Jayden Butler
Ruptly youtube.com/watch?v=WVPSwJ1c5DA Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov said the fact that US forces allegedly do not let people leave the Rukban refugee camp leads to the “very unpleasant idea” that the camp is needed to justify the US’ “illegal military presence” in Syria. He made the comment at a press conference following talks with his Kuwaiti counterpart Sabah Al-Khalid Al-Sabah in Kuwait City on Wednesday. Lavrov went on to say that according to a survey, up to 95 percent of the Rukban camp population are “voluntarily willing to return to their homes.”
Jaxson Nelson
Ruptly youtube.com/watch?v=CULfEHrUbck&t=1s The Joint Commission of the Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action or JCPOA met in Vienna on Wednesday, for the first time since the launch of the European-backed special purpose vehicle (SPV) in January. Representatives of China, France, Germany, Russia, the UK and Iran will join the meeting, while the US will not participate after it pulled out of the nuclear deal in May 2018. The SPV, which was promoted by France, Germany and the UK, is aimed at bypassing US sanctions and facilitating trade with Iran.
Benjamin Price
Every US president tows the line of god knows who - the deep state or US elite.
Ayden Hall
Ruptly youtube.com/watch?v=iSrRmOU_7yA The dire living conditions of the Al-Hol refugee camp in north-eastern Syria were captured in footage from Monday, as officials reportedly struggle to keep up with the reported increase in arrivals by people fleeing from the last self-proclaimed Islamic State (IS, formerly ISIS/ISIL) enclave near Baghouz in the Deir ez-Zor Governorate. According to the International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC), many of the newly arrived refugees — mainly women and children — are forced to live out in the open without tents in harsh weather conditions. The camp’s food supply also risks exhaustion if the arrivals continue or increase, reports add.
The Syrian Defence Forces (SDF) are reportedly performing checks of the refugees leaving Baghouz in a bid to filter out potential IS fighters. In Baghouz, the SDF are closing in on the last piece of territory under the control of IS. On Monday, SDF spokesperson Mustafa Bali stated that the battle to retake Baghouz "is going to be over soon." One so-called 'ISIS bride' living in the camp is 23-year-old Dema Alqouetli, who said she had to leave the city of Tabqa due to shelling by the SDF and Kurdish militias. "Honestly, I didn't come to fight for ISIS, I came for jihad for God, because we are all Muslim and we have verses of jihad in the Quran," Alqouetli said.
Ryan Gray
Ruptly youtube.com/watch?v=LEPtvdiARGk Turkish minesweeper Akchay and corvette Burgazada entered the port of Novorossiysk as a part of the Blue Motherland 2019 drills on Wednesday. "Today in Novorossiysk we welcome the Turkish Navy vessels that have arrived on an official visit. We plan to conduct protocol events tomorrow. On 8 March, we are going to hold joint drills with them where we will practise coordination during joint manoeuvres,” Deputy Head of Novorossiysk Base Magaram Odigyuzelov said. The drills have already been conducted in the Aegean, Black and Eastern Mediterranean Seas. More than one hundred vessels and Special Forces teams have taken part in the exercises, which has concerned Cyprus and Greece.
Brody Parker
let us pray, for tomorrow is another day let us pray for our brothers let us pray that tomorrow is better than today let us pray for our enemies inshallah
Liam Lewis
Ruptly youtube.com/watch?v=4zGoUCAvR5s Luxembourg Prime Minister Xavier Bettel said he hoped that common sense will prevail to “avoid a new arms race,” during a press conference with Russian Prime Minister Dmitri Medvedev following bilateral talks in Luxemburg on Wednesday. “I am concerned about this situation [with the INF Treaty], because there is an erosion of legal instruments that control weapons. It bothers me. We must not forget that at the worst moments of the cold war, both the United States and Russia were ready to conclude a disarmament Treaty in order to stabilise the situation,” he said.
Medvedev in turn said that the disagreement over the INF Treaty does not only affect Europe. “This is, in fact, a global issue. Especially after what was said by the president of our country. Not just the missile bases will become a target, but also the places where the decisions are made on using the weapons,” he said. It is the Russian prime minister’s first visit to Luxembourg, the two officials also discussed, trade, economic and investment cooperation.
Charles Sanders
Ruptly youtube.com/watch?v=RTwJNI5cSFI Russian President Vladimir Putin said that “129 personnel officers and 465 agents of foreign special services were intercepted” last year by the Federal Security Service. He made the statement during his speech at the annual FSB board meeting in Moscow on Friday. “We see that foreign intelligence agencies are trying to increase their activity in the Russian direction,” he said. “Over the past three years, cases of coordinated cyber-attacks have increased. They consist of several related acts,” he said, adding that last year the FSB recorded around 17,000 attacks and describing them as “well-planned, large-scale operations that can seriously damage the national interests of our country.” Putin also praised the FSB’s work in reducing the number terror-related crimes from 997 ten years ago to nine last year, while stating that the number of prevented terror-related crimes remains high at around 20 per annum.
Jonathan Nguyen
Ruptly youtube.com/watch?v=1vGeBky4iug Venezuela opposition leader Juan Guaido criticised the government's decision to expel the German ambassador to the country, in a speech to the National Assembly on Wednesday. "They are threatening an important country in Europe who are offering humanitarian support to Venezuela," he said of Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro's government. Guaido, who declared himself interim president railed against what he termed "usurpers" in high office. "They don't have any legal status to declare anyone persona non grata. Everybody in Venezuela know who's non grata here." German Ambassador Daniel Kriener was among the diplomats who helped Guaido return to Venezuela on Monday by meeting him at the airport. The government declared Kriener persona non grata and accused him of meddling in internal affairs. He has been given 48 hours to leave the county. Germany and several other EU nations recognise Guaido as head of state.
Ayden Lee
Russia Today youtube.com/watch?v=jo0349fM4BI A Russian Su-27 fighter jet has intercepted and escorted an American RC-135 spy plane over the waters of the Baltic Sea near the Russian border, the Defense Ministry has said, releasing a short video of the engagement.
Cooper Russell
>era of stagnation It sounds like a paradox, but annual economic growth was 6-8%, according to CIA estimates. But ideologically... Yep, there was stagnation. Then five-year lush funerals plan, then - Gorbachev.
Levi Lopez
>Putin bans smartphones on military installations >hohols and twitter "intel" fags start sperging about imminent invasion of poor oppressed ukraine
>A female separatist commander and star propagandist for Russia-backed separatists defects to Kyiv to be with her Ukrainian spy lover. But she also brings word of Russian plans for a massive invasion.
>Specifically, Dryuk claimed to have shared Russian plans for a "full-scale invasion" involving "100,000 troops" who could pour into Ukraine in just four hours' time.
>Russian-backed separatists are "adept at identifying Ukrainian positions by their electrometric signatures," US Army Col. Liam Collins wrote in late July.
>Russian-backed separatists are adept at psychological warfare tactics too, often in the forms of threatening text messages from cell-site simulators meant to shatter morale.
>"Murderer from UAF [Ukrainian Armed Forces]. The East won't forgive you and the West won't remember you!" another text Ukrainian troops at a checkpoint received in November 2015 said.
>"In one tactic, soldiers receive texts telling them they are 'surrounded and abandoned,'" US Army Col. Liam Collins wrote.
>"Minutes later, their families receive a text stating, 'Your son is killed in action,' which often prompts a call or text to the soldiers," Collins wrote. "Minutes later, soldiers receive another message telling them to “retreat and live,” followed by an artillery strike to the location where a large group of cellphones was detected."
>glasnost gone soken up >started his "job" of tweeting his asshurt about russia for the next 14 hours
Dominic Sanchez
it's a fact. but shills are paid to pretend, like a woman would.
hmmright or in the military at all (besides supporting roles, eg. nurses). that said, men have proven susceptible to honeytraps too. trump, for example.
maybe it is bullshit. if tymoshenko wins the presidency russia doesn't have to invade
Kayden Reed
welp i wonder who bougtht the oil and if shitsrael dares to start a war with them.
Aaron Reyes
Mutts are retarded and think they know everything but at least they keep sg alive.
Benjamin Carter
The feel like the only people who actually stopped buying Iranian oil were the euros, same thing with Venezuela and Noth Korea.
>? I'm saying I don't know for sure What chance that US will invade Mexico or Canada tomorrow or France invade Italy? Answer: same chance that Russia will invade Ukraine i.e. absolutely none. Even suggesting "maybe" is beyond ridiculous.
>wrong >proved me right I don't even. Let's label Poroshenko as pro-Russia because he have chocolate factory here and it's generate profit for him, oh and he keep selling his candies here ("Roshen", maybe you heard something about it, yes he named candy mark after himself), meaning that Russia is sponsoring Poroshenko. Oh, let's not forget that Poroshenko steadily destroying any and all relevant Ukraine production chains. Who can possible benefit from it? Russia. In fact we can't name one move of Poroshenko which wasn't of benefit to Russia which can only mean that Poroshenko is true Kremlin agent. You see what I did there? If somebody doesn't buying what Washington is saying doesn't necessarily mean they are pro-NorthKorea.
