Syrian Civil War (Graphic Photos/Vid Not Allowed)

[tesla]

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No, it means Turkey changed their attitude after heavy pressure from tout le monde

lol kurd city kobani is turning to

 

[Alienoz_TR]

https://twitter.com/x/status/516075301852307456

https://twitter.com/x/status/516177449244446721

Note: The area where clashes are going on is between Syria and Iraq. Because of its relevance to recent assault, i decided to post on Syrian thread.

https://twitter.com/x/status/515950865195483136

https://twitter.com/x/status/516169055393570816

 

[tesla]

yesterday İS killed 280 pkk \ypg militans and captured 400 pkk terrorists in kobani (syria)

 

[Al-Kurdi]

I don't think YPG or PKK even represent Kurds. These organizations act like dictatorships. Sure some Kurds might like them, but most don't. I wouldn't be surprised if there are tens of thousands of Kurds in the Islamic State

During 1994 each month 1000 joined PKK, in August this year 1400 joined PKK. This is today, Kurds crossing the border to help their bloodkin, IS claims 2000 more joined YPG. After and during war times people tend to have many kids and that to an already high birth rate, Kurds will come out in bigger numbers and stronger than ever. It doesn't have to do with what party, it's about ones land, people and nation to take care of and protect.

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So I don't really care how horny Turks get over dead Kurds in their false claims, Kurds will just come out bigger and stronger from it

 

[Hack-Hook]

The nature of the coalition air strikes is different, it is meant to degrade ISIS fighting capability, take out their command centers, take out their sources of income, take out their organizational capability, and they will trickle down.

It is not meant to kill fighters, that is CAS missions, and that require loiter time over an area, that is why I say we need to establish a no fly zone over Syria.

no flyzone only help fighting Isis if they had an airforce . right now a no fly Zone only mean you want to target Syria legitimate government .

 

[Mosamania]

no flyzone only help fighting Isis if they had an airforce . right now a no fly Zone only mean you want to target Syria legitimate government .

Legitimate is a relative term I am afraid.

 

[Abii]

no flyzone only help fighting Isis if they had an airforce . right now a no fly Zone only mean you want to target Syria legitimate government .

I want Assad to stay too, but knock off the legitimate akhoond bull shit and do it fast. If they're legitimate, than so are the akhoonds and so was Saddam.

 

[Alienoz_TR]

6 civilians ( all men ), were killed by air strikes by coalition warplanes on al-Fadghami area in the southern countryside of al-Hasakah.

about 40 fighters from the YPG were killed by clashes against the IS, which continue for the 5th day in ” al-Rawiya, al-Dahmaa, and Thamad ” villages in the western countryside of Ein al-Arab ” Sere kane “, in addition to exploding a truck which was transporting Libyan paints by a fighter from ISIS. clashes continue between the two sides in the countryside of al-Ya’robiya “Tal Kojo “, amid advances for the IS in the area as it taken over 3 villages .

ISIS executed a number of soldiers from al-Karama army, which belongs to al-Jazira Hamidi Daham al-Hadi, they have been captured earlier (including a commander).

Coalition warplanes kill 6 civilians in al-Hasakah countryside | Syrian Observatory For Human Rights

1500 Kurdish fighters have joined YPG, while the clashes have still erupted all over Aleppo.

Aleppo Province: SOHR knew that the number of Kurdish fighters who enter to Ayn al Arab area since last Wednesday have reached to 1500, while Kurdish resources from Ayn al Arab said that the number reaches to 1800. They have joined YPG in order to prevent IS militants to advance to the city of Ayn al Arab and attempt to recapture the 65 villages that IS seized in September 16, which led to the displacement of 200000 Kurdish citizens from the city of Ayn al Arab and its countryside.

1500 Kurdish fighters have joined YPG, while the clashes have still erupted all over Aleppo. | Syrian Observatory For Human Rights

 

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https://twitter.com/x/status/516245218161463296

 

[Alienoz_TR]

For those who are interested:

Ayn Al Arab (or Kobane as Kurds call it) is not a Kurdish town. It has different ethnic groups, roughly same in percentage. Kurds, Arabs and Turkmens inhabit Ayn Al Arab and its surroundings.

Ayn al-Arab - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

 

[N.Ozkan]

Although I strongly dislike ISIS for their atrocities I can't hold me back from saying Godspeed to those against the terror coalition of PYD/PKK. Terrorkurds, as I call them, are like mad on twitter, touting how they have killed dozens of ISIS soldiers with no real proof, publishing statements such as the Euphrates volcanos have gone from defense to offensive.. Just can't hold my self from laughing when they cry to the world about how imminent the fall of Kobani is and the next second of they are whipping the ISIS monsters.. A NFZ will only be beneficial for the Kurds.

yesterday İS killed 280 pkk \ypg militans and captured 400 pkk terrorists in kobani (syria)

Would really love the link to that source?

 

[Alienoz_TR]

Would really love the link to that source?

You might check twitter accounts of
أبو سلطان (@fahdmrohe1) | Twitter (Arabic) especially the news which were posted a few days ago.
Turkish Witness (@TurkishWitness) | Twitter (Turkish)

Because of the forum rules, we cant link graphic pictures or videos.

 

[Alienoz_TR]

https://twitter.com/x/status/516303521965039616

https://twitter.com/x/status/516253777142505472

4 vehicles belonging to YPG ambushed around Qamishli, Hasakah. YPG Killed, vehicles burned. Some other sources say: IED attack on PKK reinforcements, many PKK killed.

 

[Alienoz_TR]

The city of Ayn Al Arab from IS camera. Only a few kilometers away.

Translation: Soldiers of Islamic State meet the city of Ayn Al-Arab.

DAMASCUS: U.S.-led warplanes kept up strikes on oil sites funding ISIS, as Al-Qaeda's Syria affiliate threatened reprisals after a key operative was reported killed.
The coalition raids destroyed three makeshift oil refineries in jihadist-controlled territory in Syria, intensifying efforts to deny ISIS funding after a wave of strikes on its oil infrastructure on Thursday night.
ISIS controls a swath of territory straddling northwestern Iraq and eastern Syria, that includes most of Syria's main oil fields and which the jihadists have sought to exploit through improvised refining and smuggling.
The coalition strikes hit close by the Turkish frontier, near the town of Tal Abyad just across the border from the Turkish town of Akcakale, the Syrian Observatory for Human Rights said.
"At least three makeshift refineries under IS control in the Tal Abyad region were destroyed," the Observatory said.
"IS had been refining crude and selling it to Turkish buyers," said the Britain-based watchdog, which has a broad network of sources inside Syria.
Before the launch of U.S.-led air strikes on ISIS in Syria last Tuesday analysts say the jihadists were earning as much as $3 million a day from oil revenues.
Output from ISIS-controlled fields stood at 80,000 barrels per day, far exceeding the 17,000 barrels per day the Syrian oil ministry said it was pumping.
The strikes around Tal Abyad came after Saturday raids near the mainly Kurdish town of Ain al-Arab, also very close to the Turkish border.
The town, known as Kobani in Kurdish, has been under assault by ISIS for more than a week, sparking an exodus of at least 160,000 refugees into Turkey.
The coalition also kept up its raids on the jihadist heartland province of Raqqa early Sunday as it pressed what Washington says are "near continuous" strikes.
The raids destroyed a plastics factory outside Raqqa city, killing one civilian, the Observatory said.
ISIS oil infrastructure has been one of the main targets of the bombing campaign in Syria that Washington and its Arab allies launched last Tuesday, building on the air war under way against ISIS in Iraq since August 8.
Multiple European governments have since approved plans to join that air campaign, including most recently Britain.
British fighter jets flew their first combat mission over Iraq on Saturday but returned to base in Cyprus without firing a shot.
"On this occasion no targets were identified as requiring immediate air attack by our aircraft," a defence ministry spokesman said.
European governments have resisted joining the U.S.-led air campaign in Syria for fear of getting embroiled in the more than three-year-old civil war, forcing Washington to rely on Arab allies Bahrain, Jordan, Qatar, Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates.
The opening salvo of the U.S.-led bombing campaign in Syria actually targeted not ISIS but its jihadist rival Al-Qaeda and drew a threat of retaliation on Saturday after one of its leaders was reported killed.
Al-Qaeda loyalists of the Nusra Front, who are prominent on the battlefield across much of western Syria, have been at sometimes deadly loggerheads with ISIS since the Al-Qaeda leadership disavowed the group's commanders in February.
But the group has still been targeted by the U.S.-led air campaign which has killed at least 57 of its fighters, according to the Observatory.
Washington has made a distinction between the wider Nusra Front and a cell of foreign fighters dubbed the Khorasan Group that it says was plotting attacks against the United States.
Muhsin al-Fadhli, a long-standing Al-Qaeda operative and alleged leader of Khorasan, was killed in the strikes, according to a jihadist who fought with the group.
The SITE monitoring group said a series of Tweets from the jihadist expressed condolences for the deaths of Fadhli and another Khorasan leader, Abu Yusuf al-Turki.
But Nusra said it was the target of the strikes and threatened reprisals for the deaths of its militants.
The allies had "committed a horrible act that is going to put them on the list of jihadist targets throughout the world," Nusra spokesman Abu Firas al-Suri said in an online video message.
Nusra is on Washington's terror blacklist but has fought against ISIS in several areas of Syria, notably around second city Aleppo where its fighters were instrumental in driving out the rival jihadists in alliance with other Islamists.

Read more: http://www.dailystar.com.lb/News/Middle-East/2014/Sep-28/272226-us-hits-isis-in-syria-nusra-threatens-reprisals.ashx#ixzz3EdqS9h4B

 

[Alienoz_TR]

https://twitter.com/x/status/516155092613869568