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Putin and Assad keep bombing Mar3a which is surrounded from 3 sides by ISIS, thus they effectively act as ISIS air force.
Rebels have retaken Marj al Sultan town
Assad's Army about to recapture Palmyra from terrorists
Syrian Army approaches the gates of Palmyra as ISIS calls for reinforcements
Another victory for Syria
Syrian Army cuts the Islamists main supply route to the West Ghouta in rural Damascus
Every day is a good day, victory for Assad in every single front plus daily deaths for thousands of terrorists thanks to Russian bombs. Good job Syria, Russia, Iran and Iraq.
As I said several times before that road is not active for over 3 years. Capturing its piece has no whatsoever importance.Allied troops captured Qarasi and Khan Tuman strategic town, cutting off Damascus-Aleppo international highway (distance to the highway is 1.5 km which is easily within firing range of ATGMs).
Its sad Suadi tracks in this mess.Assad side captured Khan Tuman. Graphic. Viewer discretion is advised.
New Recruit
I think that the most important news lately, is the so called "Islamic military coalition" announced by the Saudis, and how serious the Saudis are in their war against terror, given their History of non military interference, but after tasting blood in Yemen , they seem to have liked the proxy wars game and that they are now ready to move hundreds of armies to the "middle earth" to face Daesh orcs, news say Sen McCain and Sen Graham said in a visit to Baghdad that there will be a ground war, but when asked about the American public opinion about it, they affirmed that 90% of the troops will be Arabs and 10% will be western, the war is gonna be against the terrorists of Daesh and Nusra, the sources says the war is gonna be in late 2016 .
so do you think these two are delutional, or the ground war is gonna happen ?
New Recruit
exactly, but the US wants it n is pushing for it, Saudis gave Sisi 30 billion with 5 years of basically free oil, they wouldn't do it for free, imagine how many soldiers around the world they can mobilize if they wantMost of the armies of the "Islamic military coalition" haven't yet agreed to be militarily be involved. Plus, some countries don't even have armies (what army is Palestine going to contribute?). Plus, plus, some of the countries aren't even considered "islamic countries" in that coalition.