Pročitao sam da neki smatraju da je Asad gotov, pa sa tim se delimično slažem da je on politički već pokojnik. Jeste vojska mu je izgleda totalno nesposobna što je karakteristično za sve te Arapske vodiče kamila uopšteno. Mada mislim da njegova sudbina neće biti kao Gadafija.
Ovo u Siriji nije pobuna naroda protiv nekog diktatora već klasičan verski i građanski rat tako da čak i kada bi sutra Asad abdicirao rat se nebi završio niti bi ovi papučari i teroristi preuzeli i učvrstili svoju vlast.
Sve nešto zamišljam da bi alaviti i hrišćani mirno prihvatili sunitsku i vehabijsku vlast naoštrenu da im se propisni osveti. Neko je ovde naveo primer Bosne i mislim da je to adekvatno poređenje, bilo kako bilo izgleda da je Sirija stvar prošlosti.
A što se tiče teorije da će narod umoran ratom i sankcijama sam na kraju da pristane na šerijat koji mu nude teroristi možda još i prođe kod neodlučne sunitske većine ali za ostale mislim da će pre da Haris Svilajdžić bude izabran za predsednika a Ante Gotovina za premijera republike Srpske.
Meni stvarno nije jasno kako mozete da mislite da Sirijska armija moze da izgubi ovaj rat kada nema OZBILJNOG neprijatelja?
Aj,bas da cujem vas koji smatrate da vojni poraz sigurno dolazi, da mi pojasnite kako??
Glavnog faktora (STRANE INTERVENCIJE) ocigledno nece biti,a Asadova vojska sto je dezertirala,dezertirala je... Nesto mi je nelogicno da se sada pocne masovno dezertirati,jer najveci deo armije cine Alaviti koji ako bi Asad pao znaju sta bi bilo sa njima. Znaci,Asad ima lojalnu i (kakva god da je) jacu vojsku od pobunjenika.ima avijaciju,ima tesku artiljariju,ima tenkove... Sve sto treba da se uspesno vodi rat i na kraju dobije.
Meni stvarno nije jasno kako vi mislite da Asad padne ako koristi tenkove,avijaciju,tesku artiljariju.. a ovi od toga nemaju nista? Cime oni mogu da poraze Asada?
Pobunjenici u situaciji su kao Albanci 1998 i 1999 pre bombardovlja. Niko nije ni pomisljao da bi oni mogli da nas pobede bez strane intervecije. Tako smatram da ni ovi u Siriji ne mogu nista vise od ovoga sto je sada.
Ipak je ovo Su-24
Citat:Believed to be based at Tiyas with the 819 Squadron, the 20 Su-24 Fencer bombers reportedly in service with the SyAAF are among the most deadly aircraft in the hands of Assad.
Mnogo je neozbiljna ova Asadova vojska
Pa oni trebaju da ravnjaju redom , imaju primer u komšiluku,
koliko je samo Izrael izveo napada na malu teritoriju,
Ovi Asadovi avioni bace dve bombe i to je sve , ma bacaj
redom ravnjaj , loši su mnogo , moraju više da koriste artiljeriju i
avijaciju.
Ipak je ovo Su-24
Citat:Believed to be based at Tiyas with the 819 Squadron, the 20 Su-24 Fencer bombers reportedly in service with the SyAAF are among the most deadly aircraft in the hands of Assad.
Nemci ce da brane turke....a ameri to naravno podrzavaju
Germany plans to deploy PAC3 to Turkey Citat:Germany plans to deploy PAC3 missiles along Turkey’s border with Syria, a German newspaper reported Saturday.
Rebeli zauzeli Hamdan aerodrom kraj Abu Kamala, grada na krajnjem jugoistoku Sirije...
+ ovdeRebels captured an airport used by Syria’s military near the Iraqi border yesterday, activists said, a move which they said would allow them to maintain their hold on the recently seized border town of Albu Kamal.
President Bashar Al Assad’s forces have retaliated by bombing the airport with fighter jets, said Ziad Al Amir, a local activist. Video published by rebel groups showed fighters patrolling a dusty desert air base in Syria’s Deir Al Zor province. Plumes of grey smoke rose from some low concrete buildings as fighters examined several abandoned tanks.
Assad has been struggling to put down the 20-month-old revolt against his rule, which began as peaceful protests but has morphed into a civil war that has spread to most of the country. Activists say more than 38,000 people have died.
Hamdan airport was once used to transport farm produce but was converted to a base for helicopters and military tanks during the unrest. The capture of Hamdan means Assad’s forces now only hold one air base in the province - the main military airport in Deir al-Zor city.
The activist Amir, speaking on Skype, said the rebels were able to seize some mortars and armoured vehicles as well as ammunition. There was no comment from the Syrian government or state TV on the activists’ claims.
If rebels keep their hold on the airport, then Albu Kamal, a border city of more than 60,000 people, is likely to stay in rebel hands, said Rami Abdulrahman, head of the Syrian Observatory for Human Rights.
The fighters seized Albu Kamal two days ago but had been unable to take the nearby Hamdan airport, from which helicopters had been taking off and hitting rebel areas. “These new captures means that the largest territory outside of regime control is now the region along the Iraqi border in Deir Al Zor,” he said.
But the rebels’ hold of territory on the ground is unlikely to prevent attacks from the sky, in what has become a typical cycle for clashes between the Syrian army and rebels. Opposition fighters, using improved tactics and equipped with heavier weapons than previous months, are able to capture territory and force out military units but are unable to fend off attacks from the air. The army often bombs security sites taken by the rebels, perhaps to destroy any useful equipment.
“Some of the army officers left the soldiers in the airport and fled with three of the tanks and are trying to arrange a rescue, so the fighting has become fierce in the area,” Al Amir told Reuters by Skype.
Rebels have been trying to attack air bases in particular, in the hopes of grounding some of Assad’s air power. The fighting has increasingly encroached on Assad’s seat of power in the capital of Damascus as well. Activists said that nearly half of the roads and entrances to the capital had been closed except to military vehicles but had given no explanation for the tightened security. Reuters
Zauzeta je i baza 46, kraj Aleppa...
+ ovdeSyrian rebel fighters on Sunday took control of part of a strategic army base they have been laying siege to for weeks in the northern province of Aleppo, a watchdog and residents said.
"Violent battles between the army and rebels belonging to several insurgent groups are raging around the army's Base 46, which rebels have besieged for weeks," said the Syrian Observatory for Human Rights.
"Rebels have seized control of a large part of Base 46," the Britain-based watchdog added.
During their assault on the sprawling base, which is situated atop a hill near the town of Atarib, the rebel fighters also seized heavy weapons from the military.
"Opposition fighters launched a violent assault on the base, after besieging it for more than a month," a student from Atarib, who only identified himself as Ibrahim, told AFP.
Among other weapons, the rebels used "two tanks to shell the base with mortar rounds and handmade missiles," he added.
