Syrian Civil War (Graphic Photos/Vid Not Allowed)

[Madali]

Palmyra seems to be lost but it seems with minimum deaths to SAA. It appears that it wasn't a fight worth fighting for now as SAA wants to concentrate on Aleppo.

I think it's important for SAA to be able to keep their focus and not spread themselves too thin. Aleppo is important now and after Aleppo, lots of manpower will be freed to concentrate on other areas

 

[500]

Palmyra seems to be lost but it seems with minimum deaths to SAA. It appears that it wasn't a fight worth fighting for now as SAA wants to concentrate on Aleppo.

I think it's important for SAA to be able to keep their focus and not spread themselves too thin. Aleppo is important now and after Aleppo, lots of manpower will be freed to concentrate on other areas

No worries. Soon Khamenai will send another thousand of poor Afghan refugees to take Palmyra for inbred Assad. They lives are cheap.

 

[Madali]

No worries. Soon Khamenai will send another thousand of poor Afghan refugees to take Palmyra for inbred Assad. They lives are cheap.

Can you please not quote me if you are not interested in discussing the topic? I know you get paid for this, but I don't, so it's honestly not worth my time.

 

[50cent]

Syrian Baath arm their Iraqi Baath counterparts:

Save Syrian people by barrel bombing starving and gassing them. Even Goebbels would not think of that.

Genocidal maniacs drop unguided bombs on populated city:

This african foreign terroist is fooling people . here are your innocent akqaeda terroist barrel bombs caught

 

[500]

Can you please not quote me if you are not interested in discussing the topic? I know you get paid for this, but I don't, so it's honestly not worth my time.

I always answer on topic. By the way I can tell you a secret: Assadists did not want to take Palmyra. They went there just because Russians wanted to make a show. So all these poor Afghan migrants who died there, it was just for Russia show. BTW, dont u think that using poor Afghan refugees as Assad cannon fodder is sick? No need to answer.

 

[Madali]

Aleppo will be completely in SAA's control any day now. They control 95% of it, and doubt the last pocket will take that long. However, I wonder how well they can fortify it against future attacks. If they fortify it well, then they can shift their attention to other areas, as Aleppo has been one of the most intense battlezones in the war.

I wish more people here were interested in discussing the battle strategies and such. This is supposed to be a militarily forum, but there is rarely any military talks. It might as well have been called feelings.pk

For example, I've been looking at the map,
http://syria.liveuamap.com/

What would be the next step be for SAA after Aleppo? Personally, I think they should clean up all the pockets, and forget Idlib for now. Everything surrounding Damascus should be cleared of opposition, and then think about the area between Hama and Homs. Defenses should be set up against ISIS advances, but otherwise I think they can ignored for now as they don't hold anything strategic. ISIS is already get screwed by Iraq through Mosul, Kurds advancing towards Raqqah, and Turks towards Al-bab.

Personally, I think they should airdrop soldiers in Deir Ez Zor and see if it is possible to expand the area of control in there. It would be risky, and I don't how capable their elites would be, but if they control the roads from there, then ISIS would be stuck in Palmyra.

 

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Master of fraud and liars white Helmets rescuing same women every time

 

[Hindustani78]

A tank operated by the group firing at Syrian troops east of Palmyra city, in Homs, Syria.

 

[500]

Aleppo will be completely in SAA's control any day now. They control 95% of it, and doubt the last pocket will take that long. However, I wonder how well they can fortify it against future attacks. If they fortify it well, then they can shift their attention to other areas, as Aleppo has been one of the most intense battlezones in the war.

I wish more people here were interested in discussing the battle strategies and such. This is supposed to be a militarily forum, but there is rarely any military talks. It might as well have been called feelings.pk

For example, I've been looking at the map,
http://syria.liveuamap.com/

What would be the next step be for SAA after Aleppo? Personally, I think they should clean up all the pockets, and forget Idlib for now. Everything surrounding Damascus should be cleared of opposition, and then think about the area between Hama and Homs. Defenses should be set up against ISIS advances, but otherwise I think they can ignored for now as they don't hold anything strategic. ISIS is already get screwed by Iraq through Mosul, Kurds advancing towards Raqqah, and Turks towards Al-bab.

Personally, I think they should airdrop soldiers in Deir Ez Zor and see if it is possible to expand the area of control in there. It would be risky, and I don't how capable their elites would be, but if they control the roads from there, then ISIS would be stuck in Palmyra.

You talk about strategies like there are two armies: Napoleon vs. Wellington. While whats happening in reality is a sadistic slaughter of Syrian population by foreign armed to teeth mercenaries. America allows that slaughter because it wants to exhaust Russia and Iran and create Kurdistan. Russia bombs Syria to distract own population from economic problems and get American attention. Thats reality, not ur silly 3 year battle "strategy".

BTW Dier Ez Zor has working airport, u dont need to "airdrop" there anything. They constantly receive fresh troops.

 

[T-Rex]

No worries. Soon Khamenai will send another thousand of poor Afghan refugees to take Palmyra for inbred Assad. They lives are cheap.

Did asad's father marry his sister?

 

[Hindustani78]

A gunman firing an anti-tank missile at Syrian troops north of Palmyra city, in Homs Provence, Syria. (Photo: AP)

 

[Hindustani78]

Reuters / Monday, December 12, 2016
A civil defence member attempts to get out of a site hit at night by an airstrike in Saraqeb, in rebel-held Idlib province, Syria December 11, 2016. REUTERS/Ammar Abdullah

Reuters / Sunday, December 11, 2016
Smoke and flames rise after air strikes on rebel-controlled besieged area of Aleppo, as seen from a government-held side, in Syria. REUTERS/Omar Sanadiki

Reuters / Sunday, December 11, 2016
A still image taken from a drone footage and released by Russia's Defence Ministry on December 10, 2016, shows civilians moving in streets as they leave what the Defence Ministry said was the eastern quarters of Aleppo, Syria. Ministry of Defence of the Russian Federation/Handout via REUTERS TV

 

[Serpentine]

Tick, tock, tick, tock...

 

[Hindustani78]

http://aa.com.tr/en/todays-headlines/turkish-warplanes-hit-over-130-daesh-targets-in-syria/704458
Terrorist buildings struck as part of Operation Euphrates Shield

12.12.2016

Turkish jets continued to hit Daesh targets in northern Syria on Monday, hitting over 130 objectives, the military said.

The air strikes took place as part of Operation Euphrates Shield, the Turkish military added.

In air attacks targeting Daesh-held buildings, Turkish warplanes hit at least 138 targets, including terrorist shelters and headquarters, the Turkish Armed Forces said in a statement.

Monday's counterterrorism operation is part of Turkey's ongoing campaign launched in late August to rid the northern Syrian border area of terrorists.

Under the operation, which has reached its 111th day, more than 1,800 square kilometers (694 square miles) of land in northern Syria have been cleared of Daesh terrorists.

 

[50cent]

Tick, tock, tick, tock...

End of rat gangs in. Aleppo special tha ks to Palestinian liwa all quds atf