Syrian Civil War (Graphic Photos/Vid Not Allowed)

Daneshmand · Dec 26, 2015

BBC is also reporting it: Syrian rebel leaders die in air strike - BBC News

The zombie is so dead.

Also in the video above, it appears that this was no simple building. There were underground tunnels and a complex probably storing ammunition. As the smart bomb hits, the underground tunnels and complex explode and you can see the plume of smoke rising from other entrance points of the underground complex away from the main building.

The zombies died in their bunkers.

KS · Dec 26, 2015

Another point is that reportedly SyAAF carried out the strike - atleast that is what pro-govt twitter tell us - but there is simply no way to confirm it.

Either way, one of the most influential rebel leader in Syria bites the dust.

Daneshmand · Dec 26, 2015

The cannibal zombies are being defeated in Syria and Iraq by the government forces of Syria and Iraq. Cannibalism has no place in 21st century.

500 · Dec 26, 2015

KS said:
No Khalidiya has also been captured and that is essentially cutting off the highway and Peto has been one of the more reliable sources in the war as of late.

I brought u a loyalist proof. If they controlled a road like Peto is showing they would broadcast it all over.
Peto is well know for exaggerating loyalists. I remember how he claimed that Kafr Shams is under Assad until Assadists started storming it.

Except the corridor that the goverment lost was of little strategic importance to them. It was purely symbolic. Neither it blocked any border crossings or gave them any staging points. It was always a case of when they would lose and not if they would lose it. Also Ariha and Jisr werent "big cities". They were towns with population in 25K-30K range while Idlib was big city of 150,000.

These townc connected to Fua and Kafria they had large Sunni population which can be drafted. Thy have very strong concreted buildings. Check pics of Jisr and South Aleppo villages they are capturing now. Huge dfference.

Anyway not to divert from my original point, the "land loss" percentage you initially posted is highly misleading since the bulk of that loss is un-inhabitable and sparsely populated desert areas in Homs and Damascus.

The opposite. Rebels captured dence populated Idlib, while Assad empty Qalamoun.

Assad for now has the support of a good number of sunnis, alawites, shias , druze and christians. That is the fact. Why he has that support it depends on each one and its subjective. That along with the fact the Kurds are acting a third entity with their own fight with the wahhabi opposition makes his position stronger.

I bring u a fact: Assad with THOUSANDS of tanks and HUNDREDS of jets was miserably losing to lightly armed rebels. Back in 2012 they had not even TOWS and only tiny number of self made mortars.

another fact that only ~10 K foreign mercenaries drastically changed a pic in 2013 for Assad. That shows how tiny is loyal to Assad force.

If Assad had 200 K loyal troops 10 K would not change anything.

So spare me fairy tales about Sunni support of Assad. Even Alawites dont want to fight for Assad thats why he is forced to bring foreigners.

jamahir · Dec 26, 2015

gau8av said:
I was actually hoping Modi would make a statement about the leading role Russia have taken in combating terror in Syria but this latest visit was very underwhelming.

understandable though, Arab, MENA issues are not a priority for the leadership here.

https://twitter.com/x/status/680458109526126592

firstly, i don't visit this thread because it is populated by the lies of the israeli soldier ( possibly mossad disinformant ), 500, and the traitor, thrax, and all their friends.

secondly, about modi, there is nothing that modi or the bjp government share with the syrian government which governs syria nominally on socialist/progressive lines... in the 30+ countries modi visited since his inauguration, why didn't he visit syria and meet with president bashar al-assad and offer supports and co-operation of all kind?? surely, superman modi does not fear nato backlash.

Daneshmand · Dec 26, 2015

Absolutely. The leader of the cannibal zombie cult is so dead: Russian raids kill prominent Syrian rebel commander - Al Jazeera English

Even pro-zombie news media is reporting it.

Is there any better way to start 2016?!

500 said:
I brought u a loyalist proof. If they controlled a road like Peto is showing they would broadcast it all over.
Peto is well know for exaggerating loyalists. I remember how he claimed that Kafr Shams is under Assad until Assadists started storming it.

These townc connected to Fua and Kafria they had large Sunni population which can be drafted. Thy have very strong concreted buildings. Check pics of Jisr and South Aleppo villages they are capturing now. Huge dfference.

The opposite. Rebels captured dence populated Idlib, while Assad empty Qalamoun.

I bring u a fact: Assad with THOUSANDS of tanks and HUNDREDS of jets was miserably losing to lightly armed rebels. Back in 2012 they had not even TOWS and only tiny number of self made mortars.

another fact that only ~10 K foreign mercenaries drastically changed a pic in 2013 for Assad. That shows how tiny is loyal to Assad force.

If Assad had 200 K loyal troops 10 K would not change anything.

So spare me fairy tales about Sunni support of Assad. Even Alawites dont want to fight for Assad thats why he is forced to bring foreigners.

Stop your lies.

Every one knows you are here supporting cannibal zombies.

The cannibals are being defeated.

Today thousands of zombies surrendered to Syrian Army and this is confirmed by United Nations: Syrian Islamists to be evacuated from southern Damascus | The Guardian

The cannibals now have only two choices: 1- Die or 2- Surrender to Syrian Army.

Your help is not reaching them. No matter how much you shout here. The cannibals are being cleansed.

Ahmed Jo · Dec 26, 2015

Da'esh subhumans and their families taken out of Damascus en route to Raqqa on regime busses.

Daneshmand · Dec 26, 2015

The news is coming out that the leader of cannibal zombies was killed by the Syrian Air Force and not in a Russian strike as had been reported: Regime air strike kills Syria rebel chief ahead of peace talks

It appears the resupplied Syrian Air Force is taking a more active role now.

The cannibal zombies will have nowhere to hide.

Dr.Thrax · Dec 26, 2015

Daneshmand said:
BBC is also reporting it: Syrian rebel leaders die in air strike - BBC News

The zombie is so dead.

Also in the video above, it appears that this was no simple building. There were underground tunnels and a complex probably storing ammunition. As the smart bomb hits, the underground tunnels and complex explode and you can see the plume of smoke rising from other entrance points of the underground complex away from the main building.

The zombies died in their bunkers.

All news outlets get their source from either the AP or Reuters. Doesn't matter who reports it, matters how.
But yes, his death is confirmed.

KS said:
His death is confirmed and along with a host of leaders.

And whether they could repeat Ahrar remains to be seen. Ahrar had the advantage of turkish patronage and border connectivity that helped them recoup in peace and bounce back. Not sure if Jaish Islam has that advantage.

Not sure about the "host of leaders" part since he was killed on a tour of the Marj al Sultan front, not during a high ranking meeting. As I said, Islam Alloush is still alive (if he is the only one who uses his account.)

Daneshmand said:
The news is coming out that the leader of cannibal zombies was killed by the Syrian Air Force and not in a Russian strike as had been reported: Regime air strike kills Syria rebel chief ahead of peace talks

It appears the resupplied Syrian Air Force is taking a more active role now.

The cannibal zombies will have nowhere to hide.

Not SyAAF, too accurate to be SyAAF. He was in a convoy, SyAAF has shown they can't hit jack shit, except civilians of course.
Also, what's your obsession with Zombies? Have a sexual fantasy about them or something?