Ma kolega se nije dobro "odrazio" kao bata Žika iz dinastije Pavlovića.
Juče su teroristi i blic napadu isterali SAA iz 2 sela na severu Hame da bi ovi to kasnije povratili a usput su zauzeli još selo al Balil od terorista HTS-a i sad se borbe trenutno vode ua Um Turaikiy-u.
After government troops took back Um Khazim, the SAA and the NDF advanced on the village of al-Balil which they liberated after a series of firefights. Now, clashes are reportedly ongoing in the area of Um Turaikiya.
https://southfront.org/government-troops-take-back.....-hama-map/
A ono u realnosti, sela cuvali neka 3ca retarda is HTS-a dosli ovi iz NDFa opalili po koji rafal ovi se razbezali, nazvali nekog Cecena sa svojih 5 ljudi pa otisli u isto selo gde se razbezali ona 5ca is NDF koje su ostavili da kao paze na front i ako ima nesto da nazovu, pa se onda razbezali ovi i nazvali dezurni vod SAA koji ima jedan PA mitraljez pa jovo nanovo dok se ne sastanu ovi Ceceni sa vodom SAA pa ondak urade jedan ozbiljan okrsaj i tek tada se front stabilizuje posto nema ko da se bori.
Syrian “Awakening” towards Albu Kamal https://elijahjm.wordpress.com/2017/10/28/syrian-awakening-towards-albu-kamal/ Citat:Following the failure of the Iraqi Kurdish referendum and of the project to divide Iraq, the role Syria is playing comes up next for examination, even as the “Islamic State” group (ISIS) is slowly disintegrating, cornered in the border area between Deir Al-Zour and Al-bu Kamal. However, the United States seems determined to hold on to part of the Syrian territory, allowing the Syrian Kurds to control northeast Syria, especially those areas rich in oil and gas. Will this enable the US to impose a political agenda on Damascus at the end of the war?
US-backed forces advanced in north-eastern areas under ISIS control, with little or no military engagement: ISIS pulled out from more than 28 villages and oil and gas fields east of the Euphrates River, surrendering these to the Kurdish-US forces following an understanding these reached with the terrorist group. This deal was an effective way to prevent the control by the Syrian army and the resulting situation could then be later used to blackmail Damascus.
It is noteworthy that an agreement, on one hand, between the US and their Kurdish subordinated forces operating under its command, and ISIS on the other was reached with the support of local Arab tribes, the Syrian Sahawa (or awakening), similar to the Iraqi Sahwa. The US forces, with good experience in dealing with local Arab tribes, are negotiating to convince these to communicate with ISIS to handover to them the area of al-bu Kamal before it is reached by the Syrian Army or its associated forces.
The US is trying to close the border corridor between Syria and Iraq and to control a second crossing (Tanaf is the first) to cut the road on the Iranian-Hezbollah forces coming from the T2, and precede them to the last ISIS stronghold.
In fact, Iran’s plan was to rush towards Al-bu Kamal first rather than being busy with the area around Deir al-Zour, and they asked for Russian air support in the semi-desert and along the borders with Iraq. But Russia has seen the rush from Deir al-Zour to the oil and gas wells as an absolute priority and an effective plan to control energy sources first and then proceed towards Al-bu Kamal/Al-Qaim.
But the United States preceded Russia to the oil and gas Omar oilfield (9000 barrels per day) and to Coniko gas (150 million cubic feet), which ISIS then delivered to the Kurds without any resistance. The US military have great experience in negotiating with the Arab tribes in Iraq. The same tribes are also expanding in north of Syria adjoining the Iraqi Anbar, and with jihadists with whom the US have already concluded previous deals in Iraq and Syria.
The US aims from these audacious steps to impose its agenda on the Syrian President Bashar al-Assad through negotiations that are expected to become more aggressive by the beginning of the next year when the “war on terror” ends. With the loss of ISIS’s last stronghold in Al-Bu Kamal, Al-Qaim and Deir-e-Zour, only the embers of al-Qaeda (under Hay’atTahrir al- Sham) glow under the Turkish ashes. Ankara’s troops entered the northern Syrian city of Idlib – following an understanding with al-Qaeda – without any clash. This indicates that Turkey has not ended its role within Syria or the role of al-Qaeda: Ankara is expecting to play the al-Qaeda card when its forces will be asked to withdraw from Syria.
As for ISIS, the “state” project has fizzled out, so the organisation does not mind striking deals with the US (under the cover of Sunni Arab tribes in the Syrian region) as long as it can maintain what remains of its forces and move elsewhere, mainly to where the Syrian army and its allies operate. But will Damascus give in to this blackmail?
Of course the answer is: no! Damascus won’t accept the blackmail. For more than six years, Assad has been able to fight the international community and regional countries that have spent billions of dollars hoping to oust him, change the regime- and hand over power to extremists!
Today, Damascus controls the bulk of Syrian gas and oil in the Badiya (Syrian steppes) and from Tadmur to Deir Al-Zour, which gives the country enough production to satisfy the local market, but of course, without being able to export oil as was the case before the war. Thus, the Syrian army controls today a production equivalent to 3 billion dollars a year, which allows it not to import as it did in the past years of the war. Moreover, Syria is preparing to increase its oil production through contracts signed with Russia, and ready to explore oil fields off the Syrian coast, in the Mediterranean. That is supposed to allow Damascus to compensate for the current loss and negotiate with the Syrian Kurds in a “relaxed” manner without having to offer any territory.
The issue of the American presence remains unsolved, since, once the war on ISIS ended,, the US became an occupying force. Damascus’s position has therefore become stronger, especially as it did not mind reconsidering local administration of the Kurds within the control of the Syrian central government, as long as the danger of separation – as happened in Iraqi Kurdistan – is not on the table.
There is another danger that forces the Kurds to come closer to Damascus than Turkey, who’s President is determined to annex Syrian territories along its borders, especially those controlled by the Kurds. Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan announced his intentions to move towards Kurdish Afrin, prompting the Kurds to take refuge in Russia and Damascus- and not in the arms of the US.
This and more is expected to emerge in the coming months when the most difficult phase for Damascus begins: political negotiations and the reconstruction of a country in need of over $500bn.
Улазе.
BREAKING || SAA encircled the AbuKamal, start storming the city.
Јуче је била вест да су заузели ово нафтно поље. А данас су јавили да су се срели са Ирачанима на Граници. И сада јављају да су окружили град. Вероватно са запада и југа, можда севера.
Prema pisanju Volt strit džurnala ratovi u Iraku, Siriji, Avganistanu i Pakistanu (?) koštali su američke poreske obveznike od 2001. godine do sredine 2017. godine oko 5600 milijardi dolara. U međuvremenu su se Ameri mešali još na mnogim drugim mestima širom sveta. Po jednoj drugoj studiji otprilike za isto vreme potrošeno je na zbrinjavanje ranjenika, bolesnika, ratnih vojnih invalida, porodica poginulih vojnika, rehabilitaciju povratnika iz ratova i da ne nabrajam dalje oko 2000 milijardi dolara. Najveći deo onih 5600 milijardi i skoro svih 2000 milijardi su prikazani kroz vojne budžete Pentagona. Za isto vreme Pentagon je dobio oko 10 do 11.000 milijardi dolara. Računa se da od 7600 milijardi dolara koliko koštaju navedena 4 rata oko 6500 je isplaćeno preko vojnih budžeta. U preostalih 4000 milijardi ide sve ostalo: drugi ratni sukobi i intervencije, vojne baze širom sveta, plate za pripadnike oružanih snaga itd itd itd.
E zato je američka armija došla tamo gde je. Da njihovi piloti imaju manji nalet od ruskih i kineskih - prvi puta nakon drugog svetskog rata, da im je ispravnost aviona i brodova na nivou na kome je, da im nedostaju ljudi čak i za mirnodopsku formaciju itd itd itd.
Skoro sav komandni kadar ranga komandanta divizije i viseg, i vise od pola komandnog sastava ranga brigade i puka prosli kroz Siriju.
Takodjer, prakticno cio letacki sastav operativno takticke i armijske avijacije prosao je rotaciju i stekao je borbeno iskustvo u Siriji.
Citat:Many officers of the Armed Forces have acquired combat experience. All the commanders of the military districts, combined arms armies and air and air defense armies, almost all divisional commanders and more than half of the commanders of combined arms brigades and regiments passed through the grouping of troops with their collective staffs. They received combat practice in the management of troops, the organization of inter-service interaction, as well as the integrated use of reconnaissance, command and fire weapons.
Practically all the flight personnel of the operational-tactical and army aviation acquired combat experience. Many of them showed themselves to be real air aces.
Nije bilo specijalne selekcije ni posebne obuke, u Siriju se islo po rotaciji:
Citat:I would like to emphasize that the personnel of the group for special tasks in Syria were not specially selected, did not pass additional training, but was sent by rotation in the order of official necessity. In fact, it represents a "cutoff" of our Army and Navy. Therefore, it can be said with good reason that the fighting qualities of a winning warrior are inherent in all servicemen of the Russian Army.
Ovo iskustvo je neprocjenjiva za Ruse.
I onda, potvrda Tigrove uloge i znacaja:
Citat:The most important tasks in all the main battles over the past two years were carried out by detachments under the leadership of Brigadier General Hasan Suhel. - since the liberation of the airfield of Quiries, then - the cities of Palmira, Aleppo, Hama, Deir ez Zor, Mejadin, the Euphrates River valley. Of course, all actions were conducted with the support of our aviation and other weapons of fire.
