The Russian Army is Beginning to Engage in Syria

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  1. Eadora

    Eadora Well-Known Member

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    Well Ain’t THIS Interesting ! – What more needs to be said ? :omg:
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    Maybe the Russki's aren't willing to allow another Libya to happen in Syria ?



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    The Russian Army is Beginning to Engage in Syria
    http://www.informationclearinghouse.info/article42713.htm

    A profound and significant change has just occurred in the Levant – the Russian army has
    begun to engage against terrorism in Syria. Although Russia has been absent from the
    international scene since the dissolution of the Soviet Union, and although it is moving
    with care, it has just created a Russo-Syrian Commission, has begun supplying weapons,
    sharing intelligence, and sending advisors. All of this is more or less coordinated with
    the White House.


    After having negotiated a regional alliance against the Islamic Emirate which implied
    Saudi Arabia, Syria and Turkey, Russia suddenly had to abandon its strategy after the
    Turkish turn-around. Ankara has in fact decided to break off its ties with Moscow, and
    has cancelled, without genuine motive, the contract for the gas pipe-line Turkish Stream,
    created, in partenership with Ukraine, an international Islamic Brigade intended to
    destabilise Crimea [1]. It has also come to the help of the Islamic Emirate in their fight
    against the Kurds of the PKK and the YPG. In the same way, the White House has been
    obliged to change its own strategy after the manœuvers by General John Allen, who
    agreed to help President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan to create a « security zone »for the
    Islamic Emirate in Northern Syria [2].Finally, Moscow and Washington have coordinated:


    1. - The removal of Patriot missiles stationed in Turkey ;
    2. - The creation of a Russo-Syrian military Commission.
    3. - The end of the no-fly zone

    The Patriot missiles had been installed by NATO in Turkey as from January 2013, in
    order to prevent the Syrian Air Force from deploying on the frontier. As a result, the
    jihadists of the al-Nusra Front (al-Qaïda) were able to seize the North of the country, and
    as from the summer of 2014, this no-fly zone was occupied by the Islamic Emirate.


    Thus, during the battle of Kobane, the Syrian Air Force were unable to bomb the Islamic
    Emirate, and Syria was obliged to attempt a land attack to save the city. Since it was
    unable to advance the last thirty kilometres, the Atlantist Press presented the Kurdish
    forces of the YPG as being independent of Damascus, although the Syrian Arab
    Republic had supplied it with weapons and was paying its soldiers.


    The Patriot missiles, initially deployed by Germany and Holland, are today German and
    Spanish. They will first of all be revised and modernised, then redeployed in Lithuania,
    at the Russian frontier.

    The Entrance of the Russian Army into the War Against Syria

    Although Russia had abstained from participating in military operations since the
    beginning of the conflict, it has now created a Russo-Syrian Military Commission. And
    yet, NATO had organised all the events concerned in what was called the « Arab spring
    , including the war against Syria, and coordinated foreign jihadist groups and their
    Libyan and Syrian collaborators, called « rebels », from the Turkish base in Izmir [3],
    now also the location of LancCom (command of the land troops of the 28 member states
    of the Atlantic Alliance).

    Within a few weeks, many military advisors arrived in Damascus.

    Six Mikoyan-Gourevitch MiG-31’s were delivered. These planes are the best interceptor
    in the world. They had been bought in 2007, but the contract had been frozen. Their
    delivery is not affected by the arms embargo, since they can not be used in operations
    concerning the maintenance of law and order, but only for national defence, in this case,
    possible incursions by Israël or Turkey. Under various pretexts, these two states acted
    many time during the war to support the jihadists whenever they were in difficulty.

    So, on the 30th January 2013, Tsahal bombed the Centre for Military Research in
    Jemraya, under the pretext of destroying weapons that were destined for Hezbollah. In
    fact, the attack was intended to destroy a communications brief-case captured by the
    Syrian Arab Army, containing NATO satellite data, before they were able to decipher
    it [4]. The operation had been commanded by the Israeli Air Force in coordination with t
    he Free Syrian Army, which in turn was directed by officers of the French Foreign
    Legion under the supervision of NATO’s LandCom.

    Simultaneously, and for the first time, the Russian army has just supplied satellite images
    to Syria. This decision, awaited for five years, inverses the military situation. Indeed, so
    far the jihadists have often escaped the Syrian Arab Army thanks to satellite images
    supplied by NATO in real time. Even though, over a six-month period, it would seem
    that NATO no longer shares its intelligence with the Islamic Emirate, but only with the
    al-Nusra Front (al-Qaïda).


    Finally, the Russian military advisors possess a wealth of information which they use in
    order to study the possibility of an international deployment under banner of the UNO.
    They have to present a report to the Kremlin which would also study the possibility of a
    Russian operation as well as a joint operation by the Collective Security Treaty
    Organization (CSTO).

    The CSTO will be meeting in Douchanbe, Tadjikistan, on the 15th September. A
    deployment by the CSTO had aleady been envisaged, in June 2012, during the
    preparation for the « Geneva Conference 1 » [5]. Indeed, this military alliance includes
    three states with a Muslim population – Kazakhstan, Kirghizistan, and Tadjikistan, who
    are better prepared than Russia to fight terrorists who claim to be Islamist. However, at
    the time, the CSTO had no agreement with the UNO to carry out peace operations. This
    situation was resolved on the 28th September 2012 – it could also be applied as well in
    Afghanistan as in Syria [6].


    The Limits of the Cooperation between the Kremlin and the White House

    In any event, the cooperation between the Kremlin and the White House has its limits –
    Russia wants to eradicate the jihadists before they turn against her, while the United
    States hope that some of them could be re-activated in other conflicts, as was earlier the
    case in Afghanistan, Bosnia-Herzegovina, Chechnya and Kosovo.

    Already, certain elements of Daesh have arrived in Kherson (Ukraine), where a so-called
    « Crimean Government in Exile » already exists.

    It is apparent that from the US side, the withdrawal of the Patriot missiles is a trap.
    Washington would be happy for Russia to reduce the number of active jihadists, but at
    the same time, it would not be dismayed if it were to get bogged down in Syria. That is
    why the Russian bear is advancing prudently.


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  2. Sly Lampost

    Sly Lampost New Member

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    An interesting report by Thierry Meyssan who has excellent sources - although the translation from French in this article leaves much to be desired I think.

    For a much needed background about this article, I think Meyssan's article HERE is highly informative and outlines many of the hidden and secret deep politics relative to this whole matter.
     
  3. Ostap Bender

    Ostap Bender Well-Known Member

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    Unfortunately neither Russia nor somebody else can stop spreading of ISIS and Islam JIhad.

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  4. Jeannette

    Jeannette Well-Known Member Past Donor

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    Russia together with the Syrian army and the Kurds could do so easily, if Washington didn't have as its main purpose the destruction of Syria. ..not to mention Russia as well. This is from the article:


    In any event, the cooperation between the Kremlin and the White House has its limits –
    Russia wants to eradicate the jihadists before they turn against her, while the United
    States hope that some of them could be re-activated in other conflicts, as was earlier the
    case in Afghanistan, Bosnia-Herzegovina, Chechnya and Kosovo.
     
  5. Jeannette

    Jeannette Well-Known Member Past Donor

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    According to Greek defensenet, in addition to the Russian advisers and military arms to Syria, Russia has been given rights by Pres. Assad for a naval base in the town of Jableh which will be much more advanced than the one in Tartous and which will benefit not only the Russian armed forces, but also the Syrian army.

    Russia's historical alliance with Syria because of its Orthodox population, had always been a means of protection for them. The Shia crescent protects Russia from the Sunni terrorists who threaten the free flow of its resources. Because of this, Russia can never accept the fall of Pres. Assad.


    Assad: "Strengthening Russia's presence is better for stability, since they play an important part in the stability of the world."​

     
  6. katzgar

    katzgar Banned

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    oh calm down. the US doesmt need to destroy russia. russia will destroy itself just like it always does.
     
  7. Jeannette

    Jeannette Well-Known Member Past Donor

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    Oh, then Kissinger's wrong? Interesting! :confuse:
     

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