Syrian Civil War (Graphic Photos/Vid Not Allowed)
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Watching this video ..misery came from across the border....Syrian seem very happy.Your stronk king didn't come to save Aleppo @United
terrorist high on drugs.....this is a revolutionary
terrorist crying that he doesnt want to go to the courts
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I hope those terrorist bastards get the shit beat out of them before they get killed. They surely know they are not protected under the Geneva convention.
This is not the end of the terrorists but sure feels good. All they have done is brought destruction wherever they set up shop. Be it In Iraq, Syria, Libya, Yemen,Egypt, Lebanon,Afghanistan.
This is not the end of the terrorists but sure feels good. All they have done is brought destruction wherever they set up shop. Be it In Iraq, Syria, Libya, Yemen,Egypt, Lebanon,Afghanistan.
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Dragon to the Rescue: China Moves In to Help Resolve the Syrian Crisis © AP Photo/ Mark Schiefelbein
MIDDLE EAST 20:44 12.12.2016Get short URL167074835 Xie Xiaoyan, China’s special envoy to Syria, recently visited Damascus to hold talks with the Syrian government and representatives of the opposition. © AFP 2016/ TIMOTHY A. CLARY Chinese Envoy: UK ‘Poisoning’ Atmosphere on UN Security Council in Vote on Syria During his visit Xie Xiaoyan met with Syrian Deputy Prime Minister Walid al-Muallem and other prominent government officials, as well as representatives of the Syrian opposition,
in order to discuss China’s involvement in humanitarian operations in Aleppo, as well as other issues related to the ongoing conflict in the war-torn country. It should be noted that several months before, in August 2016, another high-ranking Chinese official – namely, Rear Admiral Guan Youfei, the man in charge of China's office for international military cooperation – also visited Damascus to meet with Syria’s Defense Minister Lt. General Fahd Jassem al-Frejj, effectively negotiating the deployment of Chinese military advisers to the country. Ren Yuanzhe, a professor at China’s Diplomatic Academy, told Sputnik China that Xie Xiaoyan's visit represents China’s desire to play a more constructive role
in resolving the Syrian crisis. "Firstly, China may help to quickly get all sides to the negotiating table, as China believes that peace talks and political settlement are the only way to resolve the Syrian crisis. Secondly, China may offer its own ways to resolve this problem ‘on four tracks’: ceasefire, humanitarian aid, counterterrorism and political negotiations. Thirdly, China will continue to support the UN’s lead role in resolving the Syrian issue. On December 5 China vetoed a resolution draft submitted by Egypt, New Zealand and Spain because it adopted a unilateral approach to the problem and ignored the interests of all sides involved. China hopes that the UN won’t attempt to divert certain countries from resolving this issue. Fourthly, China will continue to play an important role in counterterrorist operations,
humanitarian aid delivery and the implementation of UNSC resolutions in Syria," the professor explained. © AP PHOTO/ NG HAN GUAN China's special envoy to Syria Xie Xiaoyan It appears that Xie Xiaoyan’s mission was also meant to show the White House that China continues to support Damascus, even as the US and its allies persistently attempt to oust Syrian President Bashar Assad.
At the same time, Beijing always seeks to ensure that its actions in Syria won’t endanger its partnership with Saudi Arabia and Qatar – China’s chief suppliers of oil and natural gas respectively, who also seek Bashar Assad’s downfall. Meanwhile, Azhdar Kurtov, political analyst at the Russian Institute for Strategic Studies, pointed out that the Chinese envoy’s objective was also to establish contact with the Syrian opposition and to properly assess the situation in the country.
He pointed out that China has considerable economic and geopolitical interest in the Middle East and therefore pays considerable attention to the situation there. "China’s activity is Syria is also related to matters of security, because the activity of Daesh (ISIL/ISIS) terrorist group also affects the safety of China; it has already been confirmed that there are militants from China’s Xinjiang region fighting in Syria as part of the radical Islamist groups.
Therefore, China wants this ‘boil’ lanced, because these militants may later use the connections and experience obtained in Syria to conduct terrorist activity in China," he said. It should also be noted that prior to visiting Damascus Xie Xiaoyan also made a stop in the capital of Lebanon – the country which now became a temporary home to thousands of Syrian refugees. It appears that during his stay in Beirut the Chinese envoy sought to clarify the role of Hezbollah movement in the Syrian conflict, and to express China’s appreciation of Lebanese authorities’ efforts to aid the humanitarian efforts in Syria.
Read more: https://sputniknews.com/middleeast/201612121048473835-chinese-involvement-crisis-resolution/
MIDDLE EAST 20:44 12.12.2016Get short URL167074835 Xie Xiaoyan, China’s special envoy to Syria, recently visited Damascus to hold talks with the Syrian government and representatives of the opposition. © AFP 2016/ TIMOTHY A. CLARY Chinese Envoy: UK ‘Poisoning’ Atmosphere on UN Security Council in Vote on Syria During his visit Xie Xiaoyan met with Syrian Deputy Prime Minister Walid al-Muallem and other prominent government officials, as well as representatives of the Syrian opposition,
in order to discuss China’s involvement in humanitarian operations in Aleppo, as well as other issues related to the ongoing conflict in the war-torn country. It should be noted that several months before, in August 2016, another high-ranking Chinese official – namely, Rear Admiral Guan Youfei, the man in charge of China's office for international military cooperation – also visited Damascus to meet with Syria’s Defense Minister Lt. General Fahd Jassem al-Frejj, effectively negotiating the deployment of Chinese military advisers to the country. Ren Yuanzhe, a professor at China’s Diplomatic Academy, told Sputnik China that Xie Xiaoyan's visit represents China’s desire to play a more constructive role
in resolving the Syrian crisis. "Firstly, China may help to quickly get all sides to the negotiating table, as China believes that peace talks and political settlement are the only way to resolve the Syrian crisis. Secondly, China may offer its own ways to resolve this problem ‘on four tracks’: ceasefire, humanitarian aid, counterterrorism and political negotiations. Thirdly, China will continue to support the UN’s lead role in resolving the Syrian issue. On December 5 China vetoed a resolution draft submitted by Egypt, New Zealand and Spain because it adopted a unilateral approach to the problem and ignored the interests of all sides involved. China hopes that the UN won’t attempt to divert certain countries from resolving this issue. Fourthly, China will continue to play an important role in counterterrorist operations,
humanitarian aid delivery and the implementation of UNSC resolutions in Syria," the professor explained. © AP PHOTO/ NG HAN GUAN China's special envoy to Syria Xie Xiaoyan It appears that Xie Xiaoyan’s mission was also meant to show the White House that China continues to support Damascus, even as the US and its allies persistently attempt to oust Syrian President Bashar Assad.
At the same time, Beijing always seeks to ensure that its actions in Syria won’t endanger its partnership with Saudi Arabia and Qatar – China’s chief suppliers of oil and natural gas respectively, who also seek Bashar Assad’s downfall. Meanwhile, Azhdar Kurtov, political analyst at the Russian Institute for Strategic Studies, pointed out that the Chinese envoy’s objective was also to establish contact with the Syrian opposition and to properly assess the situation in the country.
He pointed out that China has considerable economic and geopolitical interest in the Middle East and therefore pays considerable attention to the situation there. "China’s activity is Syria is also related to matters of security, because the activity of Daesh (ISIL/ISIS) terrorist group also affects the safety of China; it has already been confirmed that there are militants from China’s Xinjiang region fighting in Syria as part of the radical Islamist groups.
Therefore, China wants this ‘boil’ lanced, because these militants may later use the connections and experience obtained in Syria to conduct terrorist activity in China," he said. It should also be noted that prior to visiting Damascus Xie Xiaoyan also made a stop in the capital of Lebanon – the country which now became a temporary home to thousands of Syrian refugees. It appears that during his stay in Beirut the Chinese envoy sought to clarify the role of Hezbollah movement in the Syrian conflict, and to express China’s appreciation of Lebanese authorities’ efforts to aid the humanitarian efforts in Syria.
Read more: https://sputniknews.com/middleeast/201612121048473835-chinese-involvement-crisis-resolution/
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Assad and his forces are equally barbaric, brutal, and inhumane as ISIS is.
There is no difference.
It is amazing to see Iranians portray as if Assad is the "good" guy here fighting "terrorists"...whereas Assad is nothing more than a brutal gang-leader taking on other brutal gangs. Syria is gone is ashes.
So sad!!
IF Assad wins, Iranians would be smart to dispose him and set up a new government that treats Syrians as humans--ALL Syrians as humans and work for the betterment of the country (along with keeping itself align with the Iranian interests in the region).
But Iranians are in it only and only for themselves too. So Syrians will continue to die like poor animals. Such a travesty!
There is no difference.
It is amazing to see Iranians portray as if Assad is the "good" guy here fighting "terrorists"...whereas Assad is nothing more than a brutal gang-leader taking on other brutal gangs. Syria is gone is ashes.
So sad!!
IF Assad wins, Iranians would be smart to dispose him and set up a new government that treats Syrians as humans--ALL Syrians as humans and work for the betterment of the country (along with keeping itself align with the Iranian interests in the region).
But Iranians are in it only and only for themselves too. So Syrians will continue to die like poor animals. Such a travesty!
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Aleppo is 100 times more important than Palmyra. This will free up a lot of manpower.
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Great News long live Syria down with ISIS and All the terrorists.
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my point is since FSA lost Aleppo and all credibility, now ISIS will be able to recruit people who would have fought with FSA.
ISIS is going to get fresh recruits in the tens of thousands.
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I think its better if they join ISIS, so people will stop bullshitting each other with this moderate factions crap. If they support Jihadists, let them be honest and say they support Jihadist rather than round the way self-delusion
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German tanks operated by turks get wrecked in Syria. Amazing time.
The first Leo2A4 hit in the turret.
The second Leo2A4 hit in the turret and starting to burn.
The crews of both tanks are probably dead. This is the third Leo2 losed in Syria for two days
The first Leo2A4 hit in the turret.
The second Leo2A4 hit in the turret and starting to burn.
The crews of both tanks are probably dead. This is the third Leo2 losed in Syria for two days
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Its an obvious deal: Assad sold East Aleppo province to Erdogan for destroyed neighborhoods of East Aleppo city.
Not surprising. Side armor of all tanks is weak (except Merkava 4). Crew has high chance to survive actually because Leopard-2 has blast doors.German tanks operated by turks get wrecked in Syria. Amazing time.
The first Leo2A4 hit in the turret.
The second Leo2A4 hit in the turret and starting to burn.
The crews of both tanks are probably dead. This is the third Leo2 losed in Syria for two days
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