ISIS on the run as Syrian Army lifts years old siege on Kuweires Airbase

[Bleipriester]

The proxy army "ISIS" is retreating eastwards after the Syrian army, NDF and Iraqi militiamen - supported by the Russian airforce - finally lifted the siege of the military airbase of Kuweires. During the 4 weeks operation, the Syrian army suffered 57 casualties and over 200 were wounded. However, the ISIS casualties are likely much higher.
The report of the success comes in times of a general positive development for Syria.

Cheetah Forces Lift the Three Year Long Siege of the Kuweires Military Airbase
ISIS Mass Retreating from Several Areas in East Aleppo After the Fall of the Kuweries Airport

 

[tyroneweaver]

We don't need more syrians in Idaho

 

[DarkFury]

Congrats on getting your air base back. It looks like pushing them east will put them back in Iraq where a lot of it started.
It looks to me with no major city east of Palmyra you could have a weak spot there.

 

[irosie91]

CALIPHATISM is not destroyed by trying to destroy "isis" Caliphatism
IS ISLAM Baathism does not obviate the stink and filth of Caliphatism----
it simply provides a temporizing platform for the stink and filth. The concept of a
diverse ----"accepting of all" model for caliphates is not new either------it was a stepping stone into the cesspit of shariah in the days of the vile ----
UMAR ----sahaba of the rapist pig-----of the earlier caliph dogs. The best
the civilized world can do is contain the filth in one place and let them slaughter
each othre

 

[Bleipriester]

Congrats on getting your air base back. It looks like pushing them east will put them back in Iraq where a lot of it started.
It looks to me with no major city east of Palmyra you could have a weak spot there.

The liberation of Palmyra is on its way but there is still Raqqa, the "capital" of ISIS.
Kurds announced an offensive against Raqqa but so far nothing has happened. The strength of the Kurds is overestimated anyway. Brave fighters, but with suspicious intentions. Their separatist manner is not making this war easier the more so as they are fighting alongside some FSA forces but their only target is ISIS.

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However, they did a good job in repelling ISIS from Hasaka this year, as they created a kettle together with the Syrian army. The army shelled ISIS with artillery and from the air and finally they were granted a path out of the city. Of course, the following article pays hardly attention to the Syrian army and the Kurdish spokesmen did not even mention the Syrian forces. The mines the Kurds were unable to remove, were removed by the army.

Lethal Legacy: ISIS Fighters Sow 'Thousands' of Land Mines

Battle history:
ISIS in "Kobani" and al-Hasakah | US Message Board - Political Discussion Forum


President Assad Congratulates Colonel Hassan for Liberating the Kuweires Airport

"President Bashar al-Assad on Tuesday phoned commander of Kuweires Airport, Major General Munzer Zammam and leader of the military force that broke the blockade on the airport, Colonel Suhail al-Hassan.

President al-Assad told the airport Commander that “You have fought, withstood and you were a good example for heroism, courage and a brilliant image in the history of the Army’s heroism.”

The President added “Your steadfastness, for years, was good evidence on your confidence in the Syrian Arab army and its heroic soldiers and your comrades, so you were confident in the victory and confident that the siege will end sooner or later.”

President al-Assad also told Colonel al-Hassan “Your strength, courage and the sacrifices of heroes who were with you were a good example on the faith of the Syrian Arab Army in defending the Homeland’s soil and an example in sacrifice.”

His Excellency saluted all soldiers and offered condolences on all martyrs, adding that the safety of the soldiers is the top priority of the Syrian leadership."

President Assad Congratulates Colonel Hassan for Liberating the Kuweires Airport

 

[Bleipriester]

CALIPHATISM is not destroyed by trying to destroy "isis" Caliphatism
IS ISLAM Baathism does not obviate the stink and filth of Caliphatism----
it simply provides a temporizing platform for the stink and filth. The concept of a
diverse ----"accepting of all" model for caliphates is not new either------it was a stepping stone into the cesspit of shariah in the days of the vile ----
UMAR ----sahaba of the rapist pig-----of the earlier caliph dogs. The best
the civilized world can do is contain the filth in one place and let them slaughter
each othre

Your filthy words of a drunken whore cannot darken and belittle the victory of humanity at the Kuweires airbase. Your lies just unveil your stance.

 

[irosie91]

CALIPHATISM is not destroyed by trying to destroy "isis" Caliphatism
IS ISLAM Baathism does not obviate the stink and filth of Caliphatism----
it simply provides a temporizing platform for the stink and filth. The concept of a
diverse ----"accepting of all" model for caliphates is not new either------it was a stepping stone into the cesspit of shariah in the days of the vile ----
UMAR ----sahaba of the rapist pig-----of the earlier caliph dogs. The best
the civilized world can do is contain the filth in one place and let them slaughter
each othre

Your filthy words of a drunken whore cannot darken and belittle the victory of humanity at the Kuweires airbase. Your lies just unveil your stance.

whish was the "lie"?? I know lots of people who fled the stink and filth
of Baathism. I am not suggesting that I know all of the persons who
fled the stink and filth of Baathist Nasser or all who fled the filth and stink
of Saddam or all have have fled the filth and stink of the ASSAD-----only
a few---relatively speaking

 

[DarkFury]

Now your western border looks fine and the northwest and southwest as well. Your northern border looks okay as long as you and the Turks get along. But between At-Tanf and Deir ez-Zur you got nothing?

See that area between Bosra going northeast to Mari? That's a problem. You got no coverage, nothing. You really need to fix that. I am guessing that river is fresh water so why is more not there? You have left Damascus open to less then a 70 km attack from Jordan and about what 100 from Iraq? That border NEEDS to be fixed and NOW.

Okay here is a semi current battle map.

I THINK you need to draw a line between Bosra in the south and Deiz ez-Zur in the northeast and hold it. I would guess at this point At-Tanf is no longer under control. The arms appear to be coming in from that area rather steady. At least enough they map it.

2/5ths of the "people are coming in from Turkey via Aleppo so you need to re-take that area as quickly as possible. Then one thing I can't quite understand is another 2/5ths are coming in from the west through your ports.

How the hell are they doing that? Are they coming in via Cypress? Do you not have a Navy? Okay force placement...

Your country is the RED and the Kurds are the yellow and you are fighting the Green. So the majority of guns are coming from your southeast and being funneled to the southwest. I would THINK in order to supply guns FROM Iraq to the north they would be shipping them by river. You NEED to take that river.

In the northwest corner I would GUESS the guns are coming in FROM Cypress and in the southwest corner Lebanon.

 

[Bleipriester]

Now your western border looks fine and the northwest and southwest as well. Your northern border looks okay as long as you and the Turks get along. But between At-Tanf and Deir ez-Zur you got nothing?

See that area between Bosra going northeast to Mari? That's a problem. You got no coverage, nothing. You really need to fix that. I am guessing that river is fresh water so why is more not there? You have left Damascus open to less then a 70 km attack from Jordan and about what 100 from Iraq? That border NEEDS to be fixed and NOW.

Okay here is a semi current battle map.

I THINK you need to draw a line between Bosra in the south and Deiz ez-Zur in the northeast and hold it. I would guess at this point At-Tanf is no longer under control. The arms appear to be coming in from that area rather steady. At least enough they map it.

2/5ths of the "people are coming in from Turkey via Aleppo so you need to re-take that area as quickly as possible. Then one thing I can't quite understand is another 2/5ths are coming in from the west through your ports.

How the hell are they doing that? Are they coming in via Cypress? Do you not have a Navy? Okay force placement...

Your country is the RED and the Kurds are the yellow and you are fighting the Green. So the majority of guns are coming from your southeast and being funneled to the southwest. I would THINK in order to supply guns FROM Iraq to the north they would be shipping them by river. You NEED to take that river.

In the northwest corner I would GUESS the guns are coming in FROM Cypress and in the southwest corner Lebanon.

At first, you need to know that I am a German. So Syria is not my country. However, as human being, I feel with the Syrians as if they were my countrymen.

Secondly, the dynamic of this war is different from other wars. There are plenty of frontiers in this war. There is no taking over the borders and keeping them under control forever. And there is no massive offensive without leaving other locations at risk. The manpower of the Syrian army is limited and it could not secure the whole Jordanian border without weakening other locations. Terrorists are sneaking into towns over time, creating tunnels and arms depots. Suddenly, a new frontier appears. Or terrorists try to overrun Syrian defenses by sheer manpower. They leave explosives everywhere and detonate buildings when army soldiers enter them. They use suicide attacks and human shields. Capturing a town or city from terrorists is hard, hard work and takes time according to the terrorist´s number and resistance. So bombing and shelling terrorists is an important part of the war on terror. They have western law and opinion makers at their side. While terrorists mine whole towns, kill and behead people, rape people, torture people and loot everything, you are reading about fantasy "barrelbombs" of the "regime" allegedly targeting civilians 24h a day in the medias, as if the Syrian forces would not have better things to do or would kill for fun if have not.

When terrorists entered Idlib, the army decided to not to make it a battlefield. Residents and refugees live in government controlled cities, thus they cannot be bombed and a city full of civilians is the best battlefield for terrorists.

 

[DarkFury]

Now your western border looks fine and the northwest and southwest as well. Your northern border looks okay as long as you and the Turks get along. But between At-Tanf and Deir ez-Zur you got nothing?

See that area between Bosra going northeast to Mari? That's a problem. You got no coverage, nothing. You really need to fix that. I am guessing that river is fresh water so why is more not there? You have left Damascus open to less then a 70 km attack from Jordan and about what 100 from Iraq? That border NEEDS to be fixed and NOW.

Okay here is a semi current battle map.

I THINK you need to draw a line between Bosra in the south and Deiz ez-Zur in the northeast and hold it. I would guess at this point At-Tanf is no longer under control. The arms appear to be coming in from that area rather steady. At least enough they map it.

2/5ths of the "people are coming in from Turkey via Aleppo so you need to re-take that area as quickly as possible. Then one thing I can't quite understand is another 2/5ths are coming in from the west through your ports.

How the hell are they doing that? Are they coming in via Cypress? Do you not have a Navy? Okay force placement...

Your country is the RED and the Kurds are the yellow and you are fighting the Green. So the majority of guns are coming from your southeast and being funneled to the southwest. I would THINK in order to supply guns FROM Iraq to the north they would be shipping them by river. You NEED to take that river.

In the northwest corner I would GUESS the guns are coming in FROM Cypress and in the southwest corner Lebanon.

At first, you need to know that I am a German. So Syria is not my country. However, as human being, I feel with the Syrians as if they were my countrymen.

Secondly, the dynamic of this war is different from other wars. There are plenty of frontiers in this war. There is no taking over the borders and keeping them under control forever. And there is no massive offensive without leaving other locations at risk. The manpower of the Syrian army is limited and it could not secure the whole Jordanian border without weakening other locations. Terrorists are sneaking into towns over time, creating tunnels and arms depots. Suddenly, a new frontier appears. Or terrorists try to overrun Syrian defenses by sheer manpower. They leave explosives everywhere and detonate buildings when army soldiers enter them. They use suicide attacks and human shields. Capturing a town or city from terrorists is hard, hard work and takes time according to the terrorist´s number and resistance. So bombing and shelling terrorists is an important part of the war on terror. They have western law and opinion makers at their side. While terrorists mine whole towns, kill and behead people, rape people, torture people and loot everything, you are reading about fantasy "barrelbombs" of the "regime" allegedly targeting civilians 24h a day in the medias, as if the Syrian forces would not have better things to do or would kill for fun if have not.

When terrorists entered Idlib, the army decided to not to make it a battlefield. Residents and refugees live in government controlled cities, thus they cannot be bombed and a city full of civilians is the best battlefield for terrorists.

Civilians are always the target of terrorists. So what you have is an under populated area. If you have a Kurd in the trench beside you one should not ask why he is there only be thankful that he is.

As you are German I have to ask, is not importing these people into Germany a path to national suicide?

 

[irosie91]

gee----I am fascinated-----I had guessed that captain blei is german by birth ----he is such a Nazi-----Baathist like

 

[irosie91]

Now your western border looks fine and the northwest and southwest as well. Your northern border looks okay as long as you and the Turks get along. But between At-Tanf and Deir ez-Zur you got nothing?

See that area between Bosra going northeast to Mari? That's a problem. You got no coverage, nothing. You really need to fix that. I am guessing that river is fresh water so why is more not there? You have left Damascus open to less then a 70 km attack from Jordan and about what 100 from Iraq? That border NEEDS to be fixed and NOW.

Okay here is a semi current battle map.

I THINK you need to draw a line between Bosra in the south and Deiz ez-Zur in the northeast and hold it. I would guess at this point At-Tanf is no longer under control. The arms appear to be coming in from that area rather steady. At least enough they map it.

2/5ths of the "people are coming in from Turkey via Aleppo so you need to re-take that area as quickly as possible. Then one thing I can't quite understand is another 2/5ths are coming in from the west through your ports.

How the hell are they doing that? Are they coming in via Cypress? Do you not have a Navy? Okay force placement...

Your country is the RED and the Kurds are the yellow and you are fighting the Green. So the majority of guns are coming from your southeast and being funneled to the southwest. I would THINK in order to supply guns FROM Iraq to the north they would be shipping them by river. You NEED to take that river.

In the northwest corner I would GUESS the guns are coming in FROM Cypress and in the southwest corner Lebanon.

At first, you need to know that I am a German. So Syria is not my country. However, as human being, I feel with the Syrians as if they were my countrymen.

Secondly, the dynamic of this war is different from other wars. There are plenty of frontiers in this war. There is no taking over the borders and keeping them under control forever. And there is no massive offensive without leaving other locations at risk. The manpower of the Syrian army is limited and it could not secure the whole Jordanian border without weakening other locations. Terrorists are sneaking into towns over time, creating tunnels and arms depots. Suddenly, a new frontier appears. Or terrorists try to overrun Syrian defenses by sheer manpower. They leave explosives everywhere and detonate buildings when army soldiers enter them. They use suicide attacks and human shields. Capturing a town or city from terrorists is hard, hard work and takes time according to the terrorist´s number and resistance. So bombing and shelling terrorists is an important part of the war on terror. They have western law and opinion makers at their side. While terrorists mine whole towns, kill and behead people, rape people, torture people and loot everything, you are reading about fantasy "barrelbombs" of the "regime" allegedly targeting civilians 24h a day in the medias, as if the Syrian forces would not have better things to do or would kill for fun if have not.

When terrorists entered Idlib, the army decided to not to make it a battlefield. Residents and refugees live in government controlled cities, thus they cannot be bombed and a city full of civilians is the best battlefield for terrorists.

Civilians are always the target of terrorists. So what you have is an under populated area. If you have a Kurd in the trench beside you one should not ask why he is there only be thankful that he is.

As you are German I have to ask, is not importing these people into Germany a path to national suicide?

If they are Baathists they will be fine-------national socialists

 

[Bleipriester]

Civilians are always the target of terrorists. So what you have is an under populated area. If you have a Kurd in the trench beside you one should not ask why he is there only be thankful that he is.

The Kurds are not very grateful. They have been supplied by the Syrian government, particularly in the last year´s battle of Kobani, but they deny it pointblank.

As you are German I have to ask, is not importing these people into Germany a path to national suicide?

It is. What´s happening here is not humanity, it is the multi-culti fetishists´ sheer cupidity for more. They don´t even care about the women´s fate in the asylum housings who are subjected to prostitution, humiliation and rape big time. But pressure on Merkel begins to change things. Germany is going to apply the Dublin regulation for Syrians again e.g. That means that Syrians who entered Germany, will be deported to the EU-memberstate they reached first.

 

[Bleipriester]

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