Turkish media sources: Loud sounds of blasts in
#Assad controlled areas in
#DeirEzzor
Eagle Syrian on Twitter
Intensive presence of warplanes circling over Eastern region, mostly in
#DeirEzzor and it's countryside this moment .
#Syria April 14
انتباه الشام - AEJ خليل on Twitter
Unknown explosion shakes occupied
#DeirEzzor city now.
#Syria April 14
انتباه الشام - AEJ خليل on Twitter
4 raids aériens sur des positions de l'armée Assad Ã
#DeirezZor #Syrie #Syria [via Al-Jazeera]
Captain Henry on Twitter
8 air strikes on Regime and iranian militias spots within thirty minutes in Deir Ezzor
#Syria
yalla souriya on Twitter
*(yet to be confirmed)
"According to an official military source, no foreign airstrikes occurred on Sunday; however, their were many explosions inside both southern Aleppo and Deir Ezzor.
These explosions were due to the Syrian Arab Army’s demining teams clearing explosives around those fronts.
The source added that the reason for the demining was to allow Syrian troops to move towards the militant front-lines."
Syrian military denies any foreign airstrikes on their positions in southern Aleppo
Syrian military....denies lot's of things.
Let's just say, I'll wait for my sources...
Does one cause big fire when demining goes the way it should?
You are not demining the normal way at the front lines. You just fire shells at the ground were mines could be.
Ok.. I'll look that up.
So where do You think it goes from here?
And if I may a personal question -I see You care a lot about Syria, do You have relatives in the region?
The first result is that there is no result. Nothing has changed.
No, I do not have relatives in Syria or elsewhere in the region. But beside common sense there is a security interest.
Nato has tried since 2011 to turn countries over to terrorist control. And from Tunisia to Syria - they somehow all surround Europe.
This is a very bad thing to happen. It may not happen. Governments like that in Damascus did not always stand for the democratic values we in the West know.
But that doesn´t mean that people in Syria were not allowed to do what they want to do. So why should I care about hypocritical accusations toward Damascus while we "enjoy" monsters like the Netzwerkdurchsetzungsgesetz, cameras everywhere, ect? Assad is a pillar of freedom and stability and this is what we need, not warmongering criminals working against their own peoples. I wish we had a chancellor like Assad.
Ok I think I start to understand Your position, couple of things to comment on:
1.
Seems to me that Your concern with countries surrounding Europe has a link to the refugee problem Germany faces. The concern is valid. I haven't met Syrian refugees when I was in Germany but I did visit immigrant neighborhoods, and had long conversations with the Arabs and one African pastor who seemed to manage peace in their neighborhood. This looked very uncomfortabe, alarming - he actually had certain streets he couldn't enter. I was questioned by Turks about my origins before they told where I could go grab a bite. This is very unhealthy. We don't have these things even in Israel.
2. The comparison between Assad and the internet law as much as cameras...well being a middle easterner.. it just looks naive to me . The relativity in morale signals that You guys in Germany are in deep denial with yourselves.
And really I don't try to be disrespectful. I myself had a shock when all that surveillance was installed in my country.
But in reality there's a real mess and massacres one just cannot put in comparison to cameras...this is REAL, not on Your TV. R-E-A-L-I-T-Y... This naivity probably comes from the fact that Germany, fortunately, didn't experience war in 70 years, and has been run over by some lunatic..I've heard very successful Germans telling me their country is getting occupied.
Really from a middle eastern perspective this looks...well pretty funny to say the least.
But the law is STUPID and TYRANNICAL. You should get the communists OUT, believe me we know.
3. As for calling Assad a freedom beacon..You know my opinion. But I can say to You that without Iran my country would enjoy a relative quiet with Assad for another decade, we were at a state of war but no significant hostilities for at least a decade. So that I'm willing recognize and appreciate.
4. But when You say - that You don't need warmongers who work against their people...well I just cannot agree this is Assad. I know too much about Kurds. Please respect that this is my side.
If I sum it up...I'd suggest You visit the middle east once, not the one in Your town
, but a real country, even preferably a traditional Muslim one, so that You can comprehend and compare to Your country. I think such an experience could put things in a healthy perspective and make You see what goes on the ground beyond western TV.
But frankly it doesn't seem You care, or interested too much beyond what You see is an attempt to defend Your country, and somehow this leads to unquestionable support for Assad.
I can understand that - but I also understand that.. an average middle easterner looking at what bs You buy simply laughs. Most of Europe looks naive and easy to manipulate.
I really don't want to be disrespectful but this is what I see, being born in the middle east and visiting Germany a couple of times. Also it seems to me that when the day comes Your men will have to deal with a real challenge - and as much as the minorities - it won't be pretty at all.
Only then will You understand the middle east.
Hope this didn't come off as disrespectful.
