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Assad did not mention recent developments in Iraq and Syria, where ISIS militants have taken over large chunks of territory on both sides of the border, declaring a self-styled caliphate. He vowed, however, to continue fighting terrorism and to retake the cities of Aleppo and Raqqa Raqqa is under the full control of ISIS.
Assad declares victory at outset of third term in office | News , Middle East | THE DAILY STAR
Raqqa is in our eye, we never forget it, InshaAllah we will take Raqqa back in short time.
Yes, we will see that. The SAA knows how to deal with the terrorists and their methods.LOL we'll see about that...
Yes, we will see that. The SAA knows how to deal with the terrorists and their methods.LOL we'll see about that...
Big fake. The photo was taken in Babila near Damascus in February 2014, when the insurgents gave up and turned over their weapons to the government. Some of those fighters still have a heart. But you are just a faker and friend of terrorists.Yes, we will see that. The SAA knows how to deal with the terrorists and their methods.LOL we'll see about that...
Yes they will call their ISIS puppets to leave the camps before bombing the city.
Al-Qaeda detainees reveal ties with Assad
Al Arabiya News Channel aired a video on Monday showing detained members of al-Qaedas offshoot in Syria, with some telling stories that suggest links to the Syrian regime.
There has been heavy fighting between the Free Syrian Army (FSA) and the Islamic State of Iraq and Syria (ISIS). The fighting broke out last month after reports that ISIS, the al-Qaeda affiliate, was enforcing a strict version of Shariah in the areas it controls and was carrying out mass executions of fellow rebel fighters it accuses of apostasy.
The FSA, joined with other moderate rebel groups, declared a war on ISIS, accusing it of cooperating with the regime of President Bashar al-Assad and of seeking to divide rebels.
Ever since the fighting broke out many in both sides were killed or detained. Some of those al-Qaeda members who fell to rebels hands said ISIS had ties with the Syrian regime.
It happened once that a Syrian regime officer and 11 others defected and drove their vehicle through Masila [north of Raqqa]. We received ordered to arrest them and hand them over back to the regime, a detained al-Qaeda member said.
He said ISIS was behind a bombing that destroyed Raqqas train station last year. We received orders from Commander Abu Anas al-Iraqi to bomb the train station. We were also ordered to fire on ambulances and civilians trying to reach the victims, he said.
http://english.alarabiya.net/en/New...l-Qaeda-detainees-reveal-ties-with-Assad.html
Fighters from the Islamic State in Iraq and Syria (ISIS) are seen detained by the Free Syrian Army fighters (unseen) after the FSA captured their base in the countryside of Hama January 9, 2014. (Reuters)
Another FSA fake. The FSA, that has fought officially with Al-Qaeda´s official group in Syria, the Al Nusra Front, until they pledged loyalty to ISIS, always accuses the Syrian government of their own shit. No matter, if it is about chemical weapons, massacres, rape, the connection to terrorists, etc.Interesting article.
Al-Qaeda detainees reveal ties with Assad
Al Arabiya News Channel aired a video on Monday showing detained members of al-Qaeda’s offshoot in Syria, with some telling stories that suggest links to the Syrian regime.
There has been heavy fighting between the Free Syrian Army (FSA) and the Islamic State of Iraq and Syria (ISIS). The fighting broke out last month after reports that ISIS, the al-Qaeda affiliate, was enforcing a strict version of Shariah in the areas it controls and was carrying out mass executions of fellow rebel fighters it accuses of apostasy.
The FSA, joined with other moderate rebel groups, declared a war on ISIS, accusing it of cooperating with the regime of President Bashar al-Assad and of seeking to divide rebels.
Ever since the fighting broke out many in both sides were killed or detained. Some of those al-Qaeda members who fell to rebels’ hands said ISIS had ties with the Syrian regime.
“It happened once that a Syrian regime officer and 11 others defected and drove their vehicle through Masila [north of Raqqa]. We received ordered to arrest them and hand them over back to the regime,” a detained al-Qaeda member said.
He said ISIS was behind a bombing that destroyed Raqqa’s train station last year. “We received orders from Commander Abu Anas al-Iraqi to bomb the train station. We were also ordered to fire on ambulances and civilians trying to reach the victims,” he said.
http://english.alarabiya.net/en/New...l-Qaeda-detainees-reveal-ties-with-Assad.html
Fighters from the Islamic State in Iraq and Syria (ISIS) are seen detained by the Free Syrian Army fighters (unseen) after the FSA captured their base in the countryside of Hama January 9, 2014. (Reuters)
Yes. As much as most of your filthy posts are. But what has to be expected from scum that turns a blind eye on the crimes of the terrorists and screams for "democracy" in the same moment.Yes all things opposite to regime propaganda is fake!
The FSA killed and arrested hundreds of those terrorists puppets in Syria.
Leaders of ISIS (Al Qaeda) killed and arrested by FSA in Syria, Jan. 4th 2014 - revolution-news.com
