Na liveuamap-u se vidi da postoji jos jedan put na levoj strani mada ovde na tviteru naglasavaju da je odsecen jedini put snabdevanja ka Alepu
#ISIS cuts the only government supply line to #Aleppo http://bit.ly/217X9qP via @thearabsource @leithfadel
Dopuna: 22 Feb 2016 7:34
-Izrael menja pricu
''Pobeda rezima(Asada) je ujedno i bobeda Irana, verujemo(Izrael) da zapad mora intervenisati na strani umerenih pobunjenika.
Israel Is Changing Its Approach to Syria War Amid Assad's Battleground Advances
Russian intervention has tilted the scales, and Jerusalem is concerned of a regime victory, which would be victory for Iran as well. To prevent that, Israeli officials believe West must intervene in favor of moderate rebels.
read more: http://www.haaretz.com/opinion/.premium-1.704437
-Asad gadja Mare'a iz fotelje
Reports that a ballistic missile launched from the Assad defence factories in southern Aleppo has hit Mare’a a little while ago
Iz Al-Safire je poslat provladin palestinski odred (Liva al-Kuds) kako bi povratili kontrolu nad naseljem Rasm al-Nafal, koje su sinoć osvojile protivničke snage. Po pisanju Al Masdar News-a selo su osvojile snage iz sastava Jund Al Akse i tzv. Slobodne sirijske vojske, a ne snage ISIS-a kako je sinoć preneo isti izvor.
Almasdarnews.com: Breaking: Government reinforcements sent to reopen strategic supply route to Aleppo
Специальное заявление Владимира Путина по прекращению боевых действий в Сирии
The President made a special address following the adoption of a joint statement by the Russian Federation and the United States of America, as co-chairs of the International Syria Support Group (ISSG), on the cessation of hostilities in Syria.
President of Russia Vladimir Putin: Friends,
I just had a telephone conversation with President of the United States of America Barack Obama. The phone call was initiated by the Russian side, but the interest was certainly mutual.
During our conversation, we approved joint statements of Russia and the US, as co-chairs of the ISSG, on the cessation of hostilities in Syria. Adoption of the statement was preceded by intensive work by Russian and American experts. We also made use of the positive experience we accumulated over the course of cooperation in eliminating chemical weapons in Syria.
Our negotiators held several rounds of closed consultations. As a result, we were able to reach an important, specific result. It was agreed that the cessation of hostilities in Syria commences at 00:00 (Damascus time) on February 27, 2016 on terms and conditions that are a part of the Russian-American statement.
The essence of these conditions is as follows: by 12:00 pm on February 26, 2016, all parties warring in Syria must indicate to the Russian Federation or our American partners their commitment to the cessation of hostilities. Russian and American troops will jointly delineate the territories where these groups are active. No military action will be taken against them by the Armed Forces of the Syrian Arab Republic, Russian Armed Forces and the US-led coalition. In turn, the opposition will cease all military action against the Armed Forces of the Syrian Arab Republic and other groups supporting them.
ISIS, Jabhat Al-Nursa, and other terrorist organisations designated by the United Nations Security Council, are excluded from the cessation of hostilities. Strikes against them will continue.
It is fundamentally important that Russia and the US, as co-chairs of the ISSG, are prepared to launch effective mechanisms to promote and monitor compliance with the ceasefire by both the Syrian Government and the armed opposition groups.
To achieve this goal, we will establish a communication hotline and, if necessary, a working group to exchange relevant information. Russia will conduct the necessary work with Damascus and the legitimate Syrian leadership. We expect that the United States will do the same with regard to their allies and the groups they support.
I am sure that the joint actions agreed upon with the American side will be enough to radically reverse the crisis situation in Syria. We are finally seeing a real chance to bring an end to the long-standing bloodshed and violence. As a result, humanitarian access to all Syrian citizens in need should be made easier.
Most important is the creation of conditions for launching a long-term political process through a broad inter-Syrian dialogue in Geneva, under the auspices of the UN.
Unfortunately, recent history has many examples where one-sided actions not sanctioned by the UN, which favour short-term political or opportunistic interests, have led to dramatic results. These examples are on everyone’s lips: Somalia, Iraq, Libya, Yemen.
Against this background, Russian-American agreements on the cessation of hostilities in Syria, and their joint implementation in coordination with all nations participating in the International Syria Support Group, can become an example of responsible actions the global community takes against the threat of terrorism, which are based on international law and UN principles.
I would like to hope that the Syrian leadership and all our partners in the region and beyond will support the set of actions chosen by representatives of Russia and the US.
