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John Hilly
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Järkälemäiset pommit satoivat ISIS:n niskaan Saddamin palatsissa
Britannian puolustusministeriön mukaan Tornado-hävittäjät pudottivat ilmavoimien raskaimpia pommeja Isisin koulutusleiriin Pohjois-Irakissa.
Britannian hävittäjät pommittivat Saddam Husseinin entistä palatsia, jota Isis käyttää kouluttaakseen ulkomaalaisia jihadisteja, kertoo The Guardian.
Kansainvälinen liittouma pommitti Isisin koulutuskeskusta Mosulissa.
(www.gov.uk)
Brittihävittäjät osallistuivat monikansallisen laivueen hyökkäykseen, jossa pommitettiin Mosulin kaupungissa sijaitsevaa ulkomaalaisten terroristien päämajaa ja koulutuskeskusta.
Britannian puolustusministeriön mukaan kyseessä oli Isistä vastaan taistelevan kansainvälisen liittouman isku. Hussein rakennutti palatsin suureksi päämajaksi ja koulutuskeskukseksi.
Isku tehtiin maanantaina. Brittihävittäjät käyttivät laserohjattuja 2000lb Paveway -pommeja, jotka painavat 907 kiloa kappaleelta.
– Isis on menettänyt seuraajia ja alueita kuukausien ajan, ja tämänlaiset voimakkaat iskut osoittavat, että me ja koalitio emme epäröi, sanoo Britannian puolustusministeri Michael Fallon.
Coffee Man
Respected Leader
- Haluamme kiittää kaikesta tuesta, jota Suomen hallitus antaa, Sinjari sanoo.
http://www.iltalehti.fi/ulkomaat/2016091622324012_ul.shtml
- Suomalaiskouluttajat auttavat todella paljon. He auttavat peshmergoja pysymään hengissä. He ovat hyvin organisoituneita ja pelastavat henkiä, Barzani sanoo.
Lisäapu ei silti olisi pahitteeksi, mistä syystä Sinjari ja Barzani ovat nyt Suomessa. Kurdit kaipaavat niin humanitaarista kuin sotilaallistakin apua. Heidän näkemyksensä on, että pakolaisia pitää auttaa paikan päällä. Kurdistanissa on heidän mukaansa 1,5 miljoonaa maan sisäistä pakolaista ja 200 000 ulkomailta tullutta.
http://www.iltalehti.fi/ulkomaat/2016091622324012_ul.shtml
- Suomalaiskouluttajat auttavat todella paljon. He auttavat peshmergoja pysymään hengissä. He ovat hyvin organisoituneita ja pelastavat henkiä, Barzani sanoo.
Lisäapu ei silti olisi pahitteeksi, mistä syystä Sinjari ja Barzani ovat nyt Suomessa. Kurdit kaipaavat niin humanitaarista kuin sotilaallistakin apua. Heidän näkemyksensä on, että pakolaisia pitää auttaa paikan päällä. Kurdistanissa on heidän mukaansa 1,5 miljoonaa maan sisäistä pakolaista ja 200 000 ulkomailta tullutta.
John Hilly
Ylipäällikkö
Usa pommittanut ISIS:in kemiallista asetehdasta Irakissa.
http://www.longwarjournal.org/archi...c-state-chemical-weapons-facility-in-iraq.php
http://www.longwarjournal.org/archi...c-state-chemical-weapons-facility-in-iraq.php
Guderian
Kapteeni
Turkki ja Irak tukkanuokkasilla...
Analysis: What is Turkey trying to achieve in Iraq?
Any attempt to change Mosul's demographic composition would be a direct threat to Turkey's security, analysts say.
By Birce Bora
Only weeks before Iraqi troops and their local and international partners start their push to retake the city of Mosul from the Islamic State of Iraq and the Levant (ISIL, also known as ISIS), the leaders of Turkey and Iraq have been caught in a war of words that could derail the Mosul liberation efforts.
"You are not my interlocutor. You are not at my level. You are not my equivalent. You are not of the same quality as me," said Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan on Tuesday, in response to a demand from Iraqi Prime Minister Haider al-Abadi that Turkey withdraw its troops from Iraq.
"Your screaming and shouting in Iraq is of no importance to us," he said in a speech to Muslim religious leaders from the Balkans and Central Asia in Istanbul. "You should know that we will go our own way."
Mosul, home to up to 1.5 million people, has been the headquarters of ISIL's self-declared caliphate in northern Iraq since 2014. The battle for the city, expected later this month, is likely to shape the post-ISIL Iraq.
Erdogan also said that Turkey is determined to participate in the operation to retake Mosul from ISIL, with or without Baghdad's approval. Turkish media later reported that Turkey is planning to participate in the Mosul operation with an invitation from the president of the Kurdistan Regional Government, Masoud Barzani.
Turkey's parliament voted two weeks ago to extend the deployment of an estimated 2,000 troops across northern Iraq by a year to combat "terrorist organisations". Around 500 of these troops are stationed in the Bashiqa camp in northern Iraq, training local fighters who will join the battle to recapture Mosul.
Iraq condemned what it called a "Turkish incursion", and Abadi warned that Turkey risked "triggering a regional war".
Abadi's government requested an emergency United Nations Security Council meeting to discuss the issue, and both countries summoned each other's ambassadors in a mounting diplomatic standoff. "It is hard to take Baghdad's threats seriously," Ali Faik Demir, an expert on Turkish foreign policy from Istanbul's Galatasaray University, told Al Jazeera.
"A country that cannot protect its territorial integrity and eliminate terrorist elements within itself cannot threaten a neighbour for protecting its own interests. Especially when that neighbour was invited in to the country by Mosul's former governor to train Sunni militias who are preparing to fight ISIL."
According to analysts the legitimacy of the government in Baghdad is slowly eroding amid sectarian tensions, foreign interventions and the ISIL occupation. Abadi, say analysts, is trying to use Turkey's presence in Northern Iraq to fuel a new brand of Iraqi nationalism to keep at least certain parts of the country intact in the post-ISIL era.
"Baghdad knows that it cannot stand up to Iran or the US," Metin Gurcan, a security analyst and former adviser to the Turkish military, told Al Jazeera. "But it feels that it can use Turkey as a new 'other', against which it can build a new, primarily Shia national identity and band at least 60 percent of the country's population together."
Turkey is concerned that once ISIL fighters are pushed out of Mosul, the government in Baghdad will make it difficult for Sunni residents of the city to live there. Erdogan previously said that Mosul, which was seized by ISIL two years ago, belongs to "its Sunni residents".
After Mosul is recaptured, Erdogan added, "only Sunni Arabs, Turkmen and Sunni Kurds should remain there". His comments prompted the government-backed Shia militias, known as the Hashd al-Shaabi (Popular Mobilisation Forces), to issue a statement condemning Erdogan's "racist proposal to change Mosul's demographics".
But analysts believe that Turkey's concerns about the future of Mosul should not be interpreted as an attempt to reshape a sovereign country's demographic make-up. "We have to remember Iraq's current borders were drawn in the Sykes-Picot agreement," Demir said.
"Those borders are nothing more than arbitrary lines drawn in the sand by the British. So the situation can only be analysed realistically from a city-centric perspective. Mosul is a historically Sunni city and any attempt to change its demographic composition would be a direct threat to Turkey's security," he said.
According to Iraqi analysts, Turkish military presence in Bashiqa represents "a clear violation of national sovereignty. Baghdad views the Turkish forces as an occupation force because the troops were sent to Bashiqa with no prior coordination - or agreement - with the Iraqi government," said Wathiq al-Hashimi, head of the Baghdad-based Iraqi group for strategic studies, an Iraqi think-tank. Al-Hashimi added that Turkey wanted to "control Mosul in order to create a buffer zone that will allow it to target PKK fighters".
Analysts emphasised that Turkey's uneasiness about the prospect of having sectarian militias help Iraqi army in the Mosul liberation operation should not be dismissed simply as a desire to protect fellow Sunnis in the region. "If [these forces] push into Mosul, where will the Sunni residents of the city go?" asked Demir. "Of course they cannot go to Syria, so they will move north, into Turkey. "
Turkey is already hosting 2.7 million refugees, he said. "Turkey simply cannot absorb another wave of refugees, so Turkish government and military need to take necessary precautions to make sure residents of Mosul can stay in Mosul after ISIL is ousted from their city.
The US recently told Turkey to respect the Iraqi government's wishes regarding its military presence in the country. "All of Iraq's neighbours need to respect Iraq's sovereignty and territorial integrity," State Department spokesman John Kirby said on Tuesday. "We call on both governments to focus on their common enemy, our common enemy, which is Daesh," Kirby said, referring to ISIL by an Arabic acronym.
But analysts believe that US' position on this issue is nothing more than a piece of rhetoric. "All actors in the region, including the US, are currently trying to reposition themselves for the post-ISIL setting," Gurcan said.
"They may talk about the importance of Iraq's sovereignty and territorial integrity, but none of the actors are keen to go back to the status quo before the emergence of ISIL. They know that this is not possible in practice."
The US believes that Turkey is trying to create a Sunni power-house around Mosul and it is not necessarily against this idea, said Demir.
"A Sunni entity in northern Iraq may reduce Iran's influence in this region, and the US would appreciate that," he said. "But Ankara has been trying to exclude Washington from this game. It has been trying to act as an independent actor by aligning itself with sub-state actors, and that is the source of the US' frustration with Turkey," Gurcan explained.
"There is no right and wrong in northern Iraq at the moment and what happens to Mosul may start a domino reaction that can change all regional maps. All we can do is to wait and see."
Al-Hashimi said that the Iraqi government should keep self-restraint and not get involved in any military activity against the Turkish troops in Bashiqa. "The Bashiqa military camp is situated in a crossfire once the battle [for Mosul] starts. And here, the Iraqi government has to inform Ankara, and the whole world, that Baghdad can't be held responsible for any possible targeting of the Turkish troops."
Source: Al Jazeera News
http://www.aljazeera.com/news/2016/10/analysis-turkey-achieve-iraq-161013032856045.html
Analysis: What is Turkey trying to achieve in Iraq?
Any attempt to change Mosul's demographic composition would be a direct threat to Turkey's security, analysts say.
By Birce Bora
Only weeks before Iraqi troops and their local and international partners start their push to retake the city of Mosul from the Islamic State of Iraq and the Levant (ISIL, also known as ISIS), the leaders of Turkey and Iraq have been caught in a war of words that could derail the Mosul liberation efforts.
"You are not my interlocutor. You are not at my level. You are not my equivalent. You are not of the same quality as me," said Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan on Tuesday, in response to a demand from Iraqi Prime Minister Haider al-Abadi that Turkey withdraw its troops from Iraq.
"Your screaming and shouting in Iraq is of no importance to us," he said in a speech to Muslim religious leaders from the Balkans and Central Asia in Istanbul. "You should know that we will go our own way."
Mosul, home to up to 1.5 million people, has been the headquarters of ISIL's self-declared caliphate in northern Iraq since 2014. The battle for the city, expected later this month, is likely to shape the post-ISIL Iraq.
Erdogan also said that Turkey is determined to participate in the operation to retake Mosul from ISIL, with or without Baghdad's approval. Turkish media later reported that Turkey is planning to participate in the Mosul operation with an invitation from the president of the Kurdistan Regional Government, Masoud Barzani.
Turkey's parliament voted two weeks ago to extend the deployment of an estimated 2,000 troops across northern Iraq by a year to combat "terrorist organisations". Around 500 of these troops are stationed in the Bashiqa camp in northern Iraq, training local fighters who will join the battle to recapture Mosul.
Iraq condemned what it called a "Turkish incursion", and Abadi warned that Turkey risked "triggering a regional war".
Abadi's government requested an emergency United Nations Security Council meeting to discuss the issue, and both countries summoned each other's ambassadors in a mounting diplomatic standoff. "It is hard to take Baghdad's threats seriously," Ali Faik Demir, an expert on Turkish foreign policy from Istanbul's Galatasaray University, told Al Jazeera.
"A country that cannot protect its territorial integrity and eliminate terrorist elements within itself cannot threaten a neighbour for protecting its own interests. Especially when that neighbour was invited in to the country by Mosul's former governor to train Sunni militias who are preparing to fight ISIL."
According to analysts the legitimacy of the government in Baghdad is slowly eroding amid sectarian tensions, foreign interventions and the ISIL occupation. Abadi, say analysts, is trying to use Turkey's presence in Northern Iraq to fuel a new brand of Iraqi nationalism to keep at least certain parts of the country intact in the post-ISIL era.
"Baghdad knows that it cannot stand up to Iran or the US," Metin Gurcan, a security analyst and former adviser to the Turkish military, told Al Jazeera. "But it feels that it can use Turkey as a new 'other', against which it can build a new, primarily Shia national identity and band at least 60 percent of the country's population together."
Turkey is concerned that once ISIL fighters are pushed out of Mosul, the government in Baghdad will make it difficult for Sunni residents of the city to live there. Erdogan previously said that Mosul, which was seized by ISIL two years ago, belongs to "its Sunni residents".
After Mosul is recaptured, Erdogan added, "only Sunni Arabs, Turkmen and Sunni Kurds should remain there". His comments prompted the government-backed Shia militias, known as the Hashd al-Shaabi (Popular Mobilisation Forces), to issue a statement condemning Erdogan's "racist proposal to change Mosul's demographics".
But analysts believe that Turkey's concerns about the future of Mosul should not be interpreted as an attempt to reshape a sovereign country's demographic make-up. "We have to remember Iraq's current borders were drawn in the Sykes-Picot agreement," Demir said.
"Those borders are nothing more than arbitrary lines drawn in the sand by the British. So the situation can only be analysed realistically from a city-centric perspective. Mosul is a historically Sunni city and any attempt to change its demographic composition would be a direct threat to Turkey's security," he said.
According to Iraqi analysts, Turkish military presence in Bashiqa represents "a clear violation of national sovereignty. Baghdad views the Turkish forces as an occupation force because the troops were sent to Bashiqa with no prior coordination - or agreement - with the Iraqi government," said Wathiq al-Hashimi, head of the Baghdad-based Iraqi group for strategic studies, an Iraqi think-tank. Al-Hashimi added that Turkey wanted to "control Mosul in order to create a buffer zone that will allow it to target PKK fighters".
Analysts emphasised that Turkey's uneasiness about the prospect of having sectarian militias help Iraqi army in the Mosul liberation operation should not be dismissed simply as a desire to protect fellow Sunnis in the region. "If [these forces] push into Mosul, where will the Sunni residents of the city go?" asked Demir. "Of course they cannot go to Syria, so they will move north, into Turkey. "
Turkey is already hosting 2.7 million refugees, he said. "Turkey simply cannot absorb another wave of refugees, so Turkish government and military need to take necessary precautions to make sure residents of Mosul can stay in Mosul after ISIL is ousted from their city.
The US recently told Turkey to respect the Iraqi government's wishes regarding its military presence in the country. "All of Iraq's neighbours need to respect Iraq's sovereignty and territorial integrity," State Department spokesman John Kirby said on Tuesday. "We call on both governments to focus on their common enemy, our common enemy, which is Daesh," Kirby said, referring to ISIL by an Arabic acronym.
But analysts believe that US' position on this issue is nothing more than a piece of rhetoric. "All actors in the region, including the US, are currently trying to reposition themselves for the post-ISIL setting," Gurcan said.
"They may talk about the importance of Iraq's sovereignty and territorial integrity, but none of the actors are keen to go back to the status quo before the emergence of ISIL. They know that this is not possible in practice."
The US believes that Turkey is trying to create a Sunni power-house around Mosul and it is not necessarily against this idea, said Demir.
"A Sunni entity in northern Iraq may reduce Iran's influence in this region, and the US would appreciate that," he said. "But Ankara has been trying to exclude Washington from this game. It has been trying to act as an independent actor by aligning itself with sub-state actors, and that is the source of the US' frustration with Turkey," Gurcan explained.
"There is no right and wrong in northern Iraq at the moment and what happens to Mosul may start a domino reaction that can change all regional maps. All we can do is to wait and see."
Al-Hashimi said that the Iraqi government should keep self-restraint and not get involved in any military activity against the Turkish troops in Bashiqa. "The Bashiqa military camp is situated in a crossfire once the battle [for Mosul] starts. And here, the Iraqi government has to inform Ankara, and the whole world, that Baghdad can't be held responsible for any possible targeting of the Turkish troops."
Source: Al Jazeera News
http://www.aljazeera.com/news/2016/10/analysis-turkey-achieve-iraq-161013032856045.html
aj77
Greatest Leader
Tuo Turkki täytyy pitää poissa Mosulista. Kurdit ovat tehneet kovan työn suurhyökkäyksen valmistelussa ja tuonne pääsyssä. Turkki on kiero kuin korkkiruuvi.
Suomen Sotilas
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Kaikkien sota kaikkia vastaan Lähi-Idässä monimutkaistuu.
Irakin nykyhallinto on sanasodassa Turkin kanssa, jonka joukkoja on Pohjois-Irakissa osallistumassa terrorismin vastaiseen sotaan. Irak ei kuitenkaan halua, että Turkki osallistuisi pitkään odotettuun Mosulin kaupungin valtaukseen.
Mosul on ollut niin sanotun islamilaisen valtion eli terroristijärjestö ISIS:n hallinnassa kesäkuusta 2014.
Suomen Sotilas
4 t ·
Kaikkien sota kaikkia vastaan Lähi-Idässä monimutkaistuu.
Irakin nykyhallinto on sanasodassa Turkin kanssa, jonka joukkoja on Pohjois-Irakissa osallistumassa terrorismin vastaiseen sotaan. Irak ei kuitenkaan halua, että Turkki osallistuisi pitkään odotettuun Mosulin kaupungin valtaukseen.
Mosul on ollut niin sanotun islamilaisen valtion eli terroristijärjestö ISIS:n hallinnassa kesäkuusta 2014.
Selittää aika pitkälti sen uutisen, jonka mukaan jenkit yms. olisivat tarjonneet daeshineille mahdollisuuden poistua Mosulista rauhassa.
Guderian
Kapteeni
Miten niin?
Jos siellä ei ole daeshineja jäljellä, niin eipä siellä turkkilaisiakaan tarvita. Tällöin turkkilaisille ei ole tarpeen antaa minkäänlaista rintamavastuuta tms. eikä niillä ole muutenkaan tilaisuuksia sotkea asioita. Ja ideahan tuolla lienee se, että saadaan daeshinit pois Irakista ja jättää koko juttu Syyrian ongelmaksi.
Leaderwolf
Respected Leader
Iraq launches offensive to recapture Mosul from Islamic State
It has begun
http://mobile.reuters.com/article/newsOne/idUSKBN12G0Z1
It has begun
http://mobile.reuters.com/article/newsOne/idUSKBN12G0Z1
Coffee Man
Respected Leader
Iltalehtikin on herännyt...
Irakin armeija ja kurdien peshmerga-joukot lähestyvät kaupunkia eri suunnista suurhyökkäyksessä. Asukkaita on varoitettu siitä, että taistelusta tulee verinen.
http://www.iltalehti.fi/ulkomaat/2016101722472863_ul.shtml
Noin 50 000 irakilaissotilaan joukko johtaa hyökkäystä kaupungin eteläpuolelta ja peshmerga-joukot liikkuvat siten, etteivät Isis-taistelijat voi paeta kaupungin pohjois- tai itäpuolelta. Yhdysvaltain johtama liittouma tukee Irakin armeijaa ja kurdijoukkoja.
- Tämä on ratkaiseva hetki kampanjassa, jossa Isisille tehdään pysyvä loppu, Yhdysvaltain puolustusministeri Ash Carter sanoi.
Irakin armeija ja kurdien peshmerga-joukot lähestyvät kaupunkia eri suunnista suurhyökkäyksessä. Asukkaita on varoitettu siitä, että taistelusta tulee verinen.
http://www.iltalehti.fi/ulkomaat/2016101722472863_ul.shtml
Noin 50 000 irakilaissotilaan joukko johtaa hyökkäystä kaupungin eteläpuolelta ja peshmerga-joukot liikkuvat siten, etteivät Isis-taistelijat voi paeta kaupungin pohjois- tai itäpuolelta. Yhdysvaltain johtama liittouma tukee Irakin armeijaa ja kurdijoukkoja.
- Tämä on ratkaiseva hetki kampanjassa, jossa Isisille tehdään pysyvä loppu, Yhdysvaltain puolustusministeri Ash Carter sanoi.
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John Hilly
Ylipäällikkö
SIS rakensi tunnelit moottoripyörillä tehtävään pakoon - suurtaistelu Mosulista alkoi
Arno Rydman
1 tunti ja 59 minuuttia sitten
Irakin hallituksen joukot ovat aloittaneet operaation Mosulin takaisin valtaamiseksi Isisiltä.
Isistä vastaan taistelevan kansainvälisen liittouman sotilaslähteiden mukaan jihadistit ovat rakentaneet Mosuliin tunneliverkoston, joka johtaa ulos kaupungista.
Irakilaisjoukot etenevät kohti Mosulia.
(Lehtikuva/AFP)
Tunnelien kerrotaan olevan tarpeeksi suuria moottoripyöriä varten. Tunnelit ulottuvat Mosulin laitamilta läheisiin kyliin.
Irakin hallituksen joukot ovat aloittaneet operaation Mosulin takaisin valtaamiseksi Isisiltä. Jihadistit ovat linnoittaneet Mosulia ja sen ympäristöä hyökkäyksen varalta ja kaivautuneet asemiin. Mosul on jihadistien viimeinen merkittävä tukikohta Irakissa.
Irakin pääministeri Haider al-Abadi ilmoitti Mosulin operaatiosta maanantain vastaisena yönä Suomen aikaa, kertoo CNN.
Liittouma on valmistellut hyökkäystä koko kuluvan vuoden ajan. Hyökkäys alkoi liittouman ja Irakin hallituksen tekemillä ilmaiskuilla.
Mosulin valtaukseen osallistuu irakilaisia, amerikkalaisia ja kurdijoukkoja. Irakin hallituksen joukot johtavat hyökkäystä.
Irakilaisjoukot ovat ajaneet Isis-jihadistit aikaisemmin ulos Tikritistä, Ramadista ja Fallujasta. Tuhansia vuosia vanhassa Mosulissa asui yli kaksi miljoonaa ihmistä ennen kaupungin joutumista jihadistien käsiin. Tällä hetkellä kaupungissa asuu noin miljoona ihmistä.
Mosulin valtaamisen odotetaan olevan vaikea ja pitkä prosessi. Taistelut saattavat kestää viikkoja, mahdollisesti jopa kuukausia.
Mosulin valtaamiseen osallistuu yli 54 000 Irakin hallituksen sotilasta, kertoo Yhdysvaltain asevoimien Irakin ja Syyrian komentaja, kenraaliluutnantti Stephen Townsend.
Koalitio koostuu pääasiassa irakilaisista ja Peshmerga-taistelijoista. Irakin pääministeri Abadin mukaan ainoastaan Irakin armeijan ja poliisin joukot etenevät kaupungin sisäpuolelle.
Hyökkäykseen osallistuu myös shiiojen, sunnien ja kristillisten ryhmien aseellisia joukkoja. Yhdysvallat tukee operaatiota yli 5 200 sotilashenkilöstöön kuuluvalla jäsenellä.
Kurdijoukot ovat kaivautuneet asemiin Mosulin ympärillä ja käyneet tulitaisteluita jihadistien kanssa Mosulia ympäröivissä kylissä.
Yhdysvaltain sotilasvirkamiesten mukaan jihadisteja ja heidän kannattajiaan on Mosulissa noin 7 000.
Jihadistit ovat häirinneet liittouman ilmaiskuja sytyttämällä öljyllä täytettyjä juoksuhautoja tuleen, minkä seurauksena savu on peittänyt koneiden näkyvyyden.
Isis on lisäksi sallinut haavoittuneiden jihadistien siirtymisen Mosulista Syyrian puolelle Raqqan kaupunkiin. Isis on julistanut Raqqan pääkaupungikseen.
YK pelkää siviilien jäävän ristituleen ja ihmiskilviksi hyökkäyksen edetessä. Lisäksi pakenevien siviilien odotetaan muodostavan suuren pakolaiskriisin.
http://www.verkkouutiset.fi/ulkomaat/Mosul operaatio ISIS-56506
miheikki
Greatest Leader
Vissiin aika vaikea torjua mielenterveys -ongelmaisen ohjastamaa pommiautoa.
http://isis.liveuamap.com/en/2016/17-october-isis-suicide-car-bomb-detonates-next-to-an-iraqi
http://isis.liveuamap.com/en/2016/17-october-isis-suicide-car-bomb-detonates-next-to-an-iraqi
JR49
Respected Leader
Ja varsinkin tuollaisella ampumataidolla. Useampi vaunu tulittaa kohdetta, selkeästi ovat varautuneet uhan tuloon juuri tuosta suunnasta, mutta katsokaapa iskemiä.
aj77
Greatest Leader
En halua päteä ja vaatimattomaan tapaani kirjoitin isis puuhun, että hyökkäys alkaa tällä viikolla. Viitsinyt laittaa siihen 17-19pvä. Tieto oli. Ja päden nyt kuitenkin.
Mutta kaikille toivotetaan onnea jenkkien puolestakin.
Meillä suomalaisilla taitaa olla ne sata urhoa tuolla.
"Herran siunausta sankarillisille Irakin joukoille, kurdien Peshmergalle ja Ninewan vapaaehtoisille. Seisomme ylpeinä rinnallanne tässä historiallisessa operaatiossa".
Mutta kaikille toivotetaan onnea jenkkien puolestakin.
Meillä suomalaisilla taitaa olla ne sata urhoa tuolla.
"Herran siunausta sankarillisille Irakin joukoille, kurdien Peshmergalle ja Ninewan vapaaehtoisille. Seisomme ylpeinä rinnallanne tässä historiallisessa operaatiossa".
miheikki
Greatest Leader
Pyykinpesutauko marssilla?
30 minutes ago - 36°0′N 43°32′E
Ex-Bundeswehr Faun SLT 50 Elefant loaded with TOS-1 on the way to #Mosul
Read alsohttp://isis.liveuamap.com/en/2016/17-october-exbundeswehr-faun-slt-50-elefant-loaded-with-tos1
30 minutes ago - 36°0′N 43°32′E
Ex-Bundeswehr Faun SLT 50 Elefant loaded with TOS-1 on the way to #Mosul
Read alsohttp://isis.liveuamap.com/en/2016/17-october-exbundeswehr-faun-slt-50-elefant-loaded-with-tos1
Livekuvaa Mosulin operaatiosta idästäpäin.
Edit: Näyttää looppaavan tunnin mittaista striimiä.
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https://www.buzzfeed.com/mikegiglio...osul-from-isis?utm_term=.dln7B4V1D#.fuXJrAzG8
ISIS pakenee Syyriaan. Toivottavasti Syyrian puolella on kunniavastaanotto A-10 laivueen kera.
https://www.buzzfeed.com/mikegiglio...osul-from-isis?utm_term=.dln7B4V1D#.fuXJrAzG8
ISIS pakenee Syyriaan. Toivottavasti Syyrian puolella on kunniavastaanotto A-10 laivueen kera.