Devs May 10 >Government Axis Forces have captured Qalaat Al-Mudiq and Karkat, after Syrian Opposition withdrawal from those locations, due to a deal by the locals with the government >Turkish Army offensive in northern Aleppo fails after initial success >Large Turkish convoy existed the Syrian territory via Bab Al Hawa crossing point. >US Secretary of State Mike Pompeo said Britain's intention to use Huawei's technology for new 5G networks would impede intelligence sharing between Washington and London. >Reports that Foreign jihadist elements fighting under HTS umbrella have blamed local Syrian jihadists of treason on the battlefield in North Hama when the latter retreated without informing the former >EU rejects Iran nuclear deal 'ultimatum' >SAA have captured Bab Al-Taqa and Shariah villages from Syrian Opposition >US announces 25% tariffs on another $200 billion of Chinese imports >US Secretary of State Mike Pompeo has threatened Iran with a “swift and decisive” response to any attack on “US interests or citizens,” including those by “proxies” >Hama northern CS towns rang their churches bells this afternoon, rejoicing the progress of the Syrian Army and keeping the specter of missiles and death away from them. >Jihadist and Turkish-backed rebels merge to form new coalition to fight the Syrian Army
>literally kill one guy Lmfao, kike lover, they usually kill multiple in a single clash if not 10 or 21 like they did this year and last year. >asking for a friend no you aren't, just lurk more.
Levi Ross
ahem I just wanted to say... FUCK LIBERALS FUCK SJWS FUCK TROTSKYITES BUT MOST OF ALL FUCK ANGLOS
#Venezuela: following instructions of Interim President @jguaido, we officially requested the @Southcom a meeting with a technical delegation to advance in strategic and operational planning with the priority goal of stopping our people's suffering and restoring democracy. twitter.com/carlosvecchio/status/1127911954474049537
In non-faggotese, Juan Goydo seems to be asking OFFICIALLY for military intervention in Venezuela.
PIC RELATED WAR SOON >tfw no one cares about Lat am politics
They're going to have to choose between Iran and Venezuela, can't do both. Unless they want China to take Taiwan before 2020.
Connor Stewart
Maybe it's a trap ? The jihadi are exposing themselve and their heavy equipments
Carson Martin
guaido is asking him to invade I doubt he will say no
Noah Morris
I'll literally die of laughter if Hohols will publicly leave Minsk agreement, we will litterally slaughter them and remain the good guys in the end saying something like > "Meh we were trying to establish peace with those agreements too bad you want war"
That Florida man knows how to live, stories about things he do are insane.
Eli Scott
Why?
Wyatt Cook
>bomb another parking lot >i am helping
Jaxon Brown
What fucking retards, what on earth do they think this would do other than ruin them?
Elijah Nelson
oof, i'd hate to be that guys lawyer. hope he gets paid up front.
Oliver Carter
plenty of IAF air traffic over lebanon
Colton Cox
NO REFUNDS
Jaxson Parker
> Government too busy funding the expensive lifestyles of the corrupt elite off people's money to build wall > Guy organizes the people to raise money to build wall > He is corrupt and too busy funding his expensive lifestyle off of the money raised to build the wall
THIS is the American dream.
Blake Gonzalez
What defense case can even be made? He commited a false advertising and a fraud beyond any doubt.
Christian Davis
Zelenskiy will change FM because Klimkin is Poroshenko man and as such Klimkin trying his best to shit things up in last few weeks he in office, you know, for fun and giggles *honk* *honk*
Dylan Cook
>Klimkin trying his best to shit things up in last few weeks he in office unironically extremely based
>N. Hama: Revolutionary factions are abandoning the positions they have advanced in the Hamamiyat and Al-Jabin area in the countryside of Hama after killing and wounding dozens of regime militias and acquiring heavy weapons.
hahaha
James Robinson
>killing and wounding dozens of regime militias and acquiring heavy weapons F
>Rebel counter-attack in Hama was repelled tonight after initial advances (only small front was attacked, SyAF-RuAF firepower did the rest).
nononono
Cameron Green
Speaking strictly in the short term, will an economic depression or recession make wars (not between america, china or russia but proxy wars) more or less likely? I am basically wondering whether the 2020~ economic crisis will cause a global meltdown immediately or only in the long run.
Robert Wright
>withdrawing from a raid Hahaha rebels abandoning positions!
Eli Scott
Russia was unable to wage a proxy war in Yugoslavia during it's economic collapse in the 90s
Landon Sullivan
It depends, if the west has another 2007 it would put any of their foreign fuckery on hold for a while
Colton Powell
Hopefully the hohols actually publicly dump Minsk. They haven't complied with it regardless.
>Jihadist special forces carry out operation behind Syrian Army lines, several soldiers killed BEIRUT, LEBANON (2:20 P.M.) – The jihadist special forces, Inghimasi, carried out a new operation on Monday that targeted a Syrian Arab Army (SAA) post near the front-lines in northeastern Latakia.
According to reports, the Inghimasi fighters snuck behind the Syrian Arab Army’s lines at Tal Rasho, killing and wounding several soldiers in the process.A Syrian military source could not confirm the total number killed, but said the estimates are between 15-20 soldiers killed as a result of this Ighimasi attack.
This latest attack by the special forces division of Hay’at Tahrir Al-Sham comes at the same time the Syrian Arab Army (SAA) and their allies prepare to storm the key town of Kabani in northeastern Latakia.
The Syrian Arab Army has already captured the two heights at the southern slope of the Al-Zuwayqat Mountain; they will now need to secure the southern part of Kabani in order to possibly take the town within the next few days.
Bentley Cruz
The point was to pressure Congress & Trump. Money well spent. The lad deserves it for that fundraising campaign.
Led by the Tiger Forces, the Syrian Arab Army seized two more towns this afternoon following an intense battle with the jihadist rebels.According to a military source near the front-lines, the Syrian Arab Army took control of Al-Tobeh and Sheikh Idris after launching a swift attack from the Kafr Naboudeh area.
As a result of this advance, the Syrian Arab Army has now secured the western axis of Kafr Naboudeh, leaving only the northern and eastern flanks left in danger.
The Syrian Arab Army will likely shift their attention to the key hilltop of Tal Sakher and the nearby town of Al-Hobeit as they work to fully seucure the northwestern axis of the Hama Governorate.
If they are successful, the Syrian Arab Army will only have a few sites left to capture in Hama before the entire governorate is under their control.
Earlier today, the Syrian Arab Army captured three towns from the jihadist rebels along the Idlib-Hama axis; these included Tal Hawash, Hawash, and Al-Jabriyah.
According to the source, the jihadist rebels fired rocket propelled grenades (RPG) and artillery shells into Al-Sqaylabiyeh, hitting a number of homes in the predominately Antiochian Orthodox city.On Sunday, the jihadist rebels launched an identical attack that killed six people, including five children.
The Christian city has long been targeted the jihadist rebels because of their resistance to their attacks.
Al-Sqaylabiyeh is home to one of the most powerful units from the National Defense Forces (NDF) and the ISIS Hunters.
During the jihadist offensive in northwestern Hama in 2014, Jabhat Al-Nusra and the Free Syrian Army (FSA) repeatedly tried to capture Al-Sqaylabiyeh and the nearby Christian city of Mhardeh; however, the locals fought off all of their attacks.
Al-Sqaylabiyeh is also home to a large number of displaced civilians from the Hama and Idlib governorates; they fled to the city to escape the violence taking place in and around their homes.
Logan Gutierrez
>Breaking: Syrian Army captures 3 towns in northwestern Hama mobile.almasdarnews.com/article/breaking-syrian-army-captures-3-towns-in-northwestern-hama/ BEIRUT, LEBANON (10:40 A.M.) – Minutes ago, a source from the Syrian Arab Army (SAA) told Al-Masdar that the Tiger Forces had captured three towns from the jihadist rebels in the northwestern countryside of the Hama Governorate.
According to the source, the Syrian Arab Army imposed full control over the towns of Hawash, Tal Hawash, and Al-Jabriyah after a brief battle with the jihadist rebels of Hay’at Tahrir Al-Sham and the Turkish-backed National Liberation Front.The source said the Syrian Army briefly held Tal Hawash a few days ago, but they were ultimately forced to withdraw after a swift counter-attack by the jihadist rebels.
The Syrian Arab Army and their allies are now working to secure the northwestern axis of the Hama Governorate.
With these three towns under their control, the Syrian Army will likely shift their attention to the large hilltop of Tal Sakher, which is needed to secure the imperative town of Kafr Naboudeh.
Kafr Naboudeh, along with several other areas, was captured by the Syrian Arab Army and their allies last Wednesday; however, despite taking control of the town, they have faced heavy attacks from the jihadist rebels who are determined to retake their lost territories in northwestern Hama
Joshua Rodriguez
>Israel warns Iran may attack them if stand-off with US escalates BEIRUT, LEBANON (9:45 A.M.) – An Israeli cabinet member warned on Sunday that Iran may directly or indirectly attack Israel should the ongoing stand-off between the U.S. and the Persian Gulf nation escalate.
Israeli Energy Minister Yuval Steinitz said on Sunday that “things are heating up” in the Persian Gulf after U.S. President Donald Trump increased its economic and military pressure on Iran.“If there’s some sort of conflagration between Iran and the United States, between Iran and its neighbors, I’m not ruling out that they will activate Hezbollah and Islamic Jihad from Gaza, or even that they will try to fire missiles from Iran at the State of Israel,” Steinitz, a member of Netanyahu’s security cabinet, told Israel’s Ynet TV.
Trump, who recently urged Iran’s leadership to speak to him, demanded on Thursday that the Persian Gulf nation give up their nuclear program, adding that he has not ruled out a direct military confrontation.
The U.S. President has remained a staunch ally of Israel throughout his presidency, often taking different steps to strengthen ties between the two nation.
Israel views Iran as their biggest threat in the Middle East and has gone as far as attacking the latter’s forces and proxies inside of Syria, Lebanon and Palestine.
Adrian Hall
What makes florida men so based?
Brandon Ortiz
>British forces searching for Al-Baghdadi in Libya mobile.almasdarnews.com/article/british-forces-searching-for-al-baghdadi-in-libya/ BEIRUT, LEBANON (8:40 A.M.) – The infamous leader of the Islamic State (ISIS/ISIL/IS/Daesh), Abu Bakr Al-Baghdadi, is possibly hiding out in Libya after losing his so-called ‘caliphate’ in Syria and Iraq, The Daily Express said on Sunday.
According to the publication, the British Royal Air Force is currently searching for the terrorist leader throughout the North African nation.The report said British fighter jets, along with aircraft operated by Italian and US militaries, were carrying out round-the-clock sorties in search of the ABB, the code name being used to identify Baghdadi as a target. It said anyone killing or capturing the Daesh leader would receive $25million (£19million) as a bounty on his head.
The RAF jets are being scrambled from Waddington in Lincolnshire, in eastern England, to collate signals and intelligence on individuals and groups who might support the 48-year-old Daesh leader.
The British authorities allege that they have some ‘reliable’ intelligence that the Daesh chief has escaped Baghouz in eastern Syria and moved on to Libya.
“It is reliable intel, but it needs to be verified,” said a military source, adding, “the air component operation is delivering high-grade intelligence and we can map names and groups to people we known that have been or are part of ABB’s inner circle.”
Bentley Hernandez
>mostly they are boomers
Henry Powell
The "Upcoming" invasion is already delayed for like almost a year. It might get delayed for 1-2 more, considering the low amount of bloodshed in Venezuela.
Harakat Ahrar Al-Sham, who has repeatedly tried to sell themselves as a ‘moderate’ rebel group, is currently participating in the ongoing battle for the northwestern countryside of the Hama.Harakat Ahrar Al-Sham recently deployed a large number of their fighters from the Afrin region to the Idlib-Hama axis, where they are trying to help their comrades regain the initiative after losing several towns, including Qal’at Al-Madiq and Kafr Naboudeh.
In addition to releasing their beheading video, a group of Harakat Ahrar Al-Sham fighters were filmed vowing to behead more Syrian Army soldiers:
I figured you're right as bush's warmongering ended with Obama (somewhat) Unfortunately this just leaves us with global war, proxy wars will be too expensive when shit hits the fan economically, I wonder whether the global war will be preceded by a long period of stagnation or whether shit will quickly blow up. Not sure which I even prefer. >tfw economic collapse could cause more wars from creating failed states than american warmongering would
No bro they literally just asked trump to invade officially, even rubio acknowledged it
Gabriel Carter
>Pile of ATGMs used by the Tiger Forces in northern Hama province
How the fuck is the US gonna fight a big war? Are the 0 IQ Spic workers gonna start making Abrams tanks all of a sudden? Are the Onions infused youth gonna all drop their fortnite and cuck porn and run up to the recruiting office? Is the 44% really going to fight for "their" homeland?
If US goes into a big war, I'd put money on it ending up like Russia in WW1
>Iran is a leading candidate for having carried out attacks on four tankers near the United Arab Emirates but the United States does not have conclusive proof Tehran was behind them, a U.S. official familiar with American intelligence. twitter.com/Global_Mil_Info/status/1128037740543655938
inb4 mossad delivers "rock solid" evidence in the next 24 hours
Jonathan Edwards
>yay!!! we must protect the biggest al qaeda hot spot on earth! this is why I don't feel sorry whenever western countries are attacked by terrorists....
>leading candidate State of intelligence services - 2019.
Alexander Foster
>our countries our collapsing, QUICK, we must give up our petty differences and unite to restore world stability! or >holy shit this economic crisis might actually cost us our oligarchy, quick, we have to become the world's sole economic superpower
What seems more likely to you given human nature
>How the fuck is the US gonna fight a big war? If the US gets too desperate they will try to permanently get rid of their enemies politically. A debellatio or decapitation type military op, I think America if anyone is the most likely to do it. As well, a desperate Russian/Chinese oligarchy would probably be a lot less willing to concede things than they are now once the risk of conceding isn't minor but the existence of the state itself. >nothing will ever happen Something is bound to happen eventually and we are no longer in the stable world we were, nor even the stable-unstable world of M.A.D. Why are false flags always naval attacks
Sebastian Peterson
Here's a real redpill: the amount of Florida man stories is so high, because Florida has very open laws on publishing about police investigations. Sunshine laws is what they are called.
Brody Taylor
What have the Russians and Chinese conceded to the Americans recently?
Blake Nguyen
>What seems more likely to you given human nature Neither of those, the US didn't go on a massive romp after 2007 so why would they this time?
Matthew Diaz
how long until he dons the explosive vest and detonates himself in berlin
>bush's warmongering ended with Obama obama expanded much of bush's warmongering. he invaded more countries for instance, wrecked more nations and was responsible for a fallout which killed more than dubbya could ever count to. he used the drones more often in his first year than bush ever used in his entire presidency.
>moderate or freedom I am unsure which of these two words causes more brain spasms in this context
Sebastian Wood
Wew i dont recall Ropcke being this depressed, even after huge rebel/isis losses he used to stay optimistic. Look what AssadPutin did to him.
Jordan Martinez
>Scoop: A new bi-partisan bill to be introduced in the Senate this week would place sanctions on ships involved in the construction of the controversial Nord Stream 2 pipeline >aka, sanctions on Germany twitter.com/ak_mack/status/1128045804667666432 CRASHING THIS EMPIRE
Does US even realize it's literally asking entire world to capitulate to them?
Isaiah Cooper
>inb4 German gov. arrest these ships and deliver them to USA.
Kayden Brown
idk why they were so slow desu, they had a good 15 years after the USSR collapsed to do basically whatever they wanted before russia/china could counter them and they squandered it
Grayson Thomas
They could have dominated entire world, but now that dream is forever gone.
Really sucks for US and is source of their denial, we are about to enter anger phase.
Grayson Hughes
>tfw you've fought a cold war for capitalism only to use mafia tactics because you can't compete in the free market you've created
Aaron Morris
Nothing explicit since Trump but you know that if Russia had their way conflicts such as georgia, ukraine, syria, libya would be completely resolved. Guaido would be in exile by now in all likelihood. The market is much more inflated and has been in a rally for much longer than before 2007. In reality the economic situation is much weaker so the recession itself will likely be far bigger than 2008. Even if it was the same in its severity, 2008 knocked the US from the global hegemon to a competing superpower, another economic crisis could knock America down to a "fight or die" type situation. Similar to how videla invaded the falklands to try and keep a grip on power through any economic means, for example.
Jason Hernandez
That would be julian's redemption arc, he'll resign form Bild and start a pro-Syrian gov podcast.
Ian Moore
>comparing america to an emerging market borderline 3rd world country that was 80s argentina
we've talked about this regarding sanders. Yes, all politicians either are or would become war mongers, but Obama reduced the proxy war presence in Iraq and Afghanistan early in the presidency. Very soon after with the arab spring he continued it an made it all worse.
Justin Lewis
>tfw communist gov is better at free market competition than capitalist.
John Lee
>Reporter: Are we going to war with Iran? >President Trump: "I’m hearing little stories about Iran. If they do anything, they will suffer greatly. We’ll see what happens with Iran." twitter.com/NBCNews/status/1128010974504599553
