StepanRudanskij
Respected Leader
Mites se olikaan? Kello oikeassa ranteessa.
Mites se olikaan? Kello oikeassa ranteessa.
Maidan
Respected Leader
Pahan pitää oikeassa joten shesterkienkin (vapaa käännökseni: kholui ja persenuolija) pitää.
Viimeinen kuva olikin putten syömisestä:
Prigozhinista lisää:
20 v Prigozhin sai 12v vankilatuomio: rosvoamisesta, petoksesta ja alaikäisten värväämisestä prostituoituksi. Yksinkertaisesti sanottuna miehen kopla värväsi mm alaikäisä prostituoiduksi ja ryösti heidän asiakkaita.
Joten niin mainio mies ei yksinkertaisesta voinut olla menestymättä uudella Venäjällä.
Lisäksi eri vuosina hänen ruokatoimituksista yrityksille (hän siis toiminut tämän jälkeen restoraatorina) kieltäytyneet Leningradin alueen koulut, johtuen skandaalista jossa Uralskyi instituutissa 150 kursanttia sai myrkytystä tilattuan Prigozhinin yritykseltä ruokaa, Pigozhinin yrityksessä presidentille yksi ruoka, kursantteille toinen. Ihmisten joukkomyrkytys ei aiheuttanut miehelle ja hänen yritykselle mitään seuraamusta. Mitään seuraamusta ei tullut myöskään hänen henkivartioille, kun tämä hyökkäsi ja hakkasi FSB:n (!)miestä, tämä oli pysähtynyt vartian auton hälytysvaloja ajaavien ratsiassa eli "migalkan" kanssa. Jos vartia ei olisi Prigozhnin hän menisi vankilaan, mutta ei tämä - hän sai vain ehdollista.
Viimeksi muokattu:
https://www.washingtonpost.com/worl...e42632-132b-11e8-a68c-e9374188170e_story.html
"Starved and abandoned, a suburb of the Syrian capital braces for new attacks"
"Starved and abandoned, a suburb of the Syrian capital braces for new attacks"
Jess, minäkin olen Putten mies koska pidän kellon oikeassa ranteessa.
http://www.rudaw.net/english/middleeast/syria/180220182
"Syrian forces will enter Afrin on Monday, according to a Kurdish politician from Syria."
Saapa nähdä toteutuuko.
"Syrian forces will enter Afrin on Monday, according to a Kurdish politician from Syria."
Saapa nähdä toteutuuko.
Leaderwolf
Respected Leader
Israel ja Saudi-Arabia haukkuivat Iranin kuin yhdestä suusta
Molempien mielestä Iran tukee terrorismia ja kylvää alueellista epäsopua sen ydinohjelmasta solmitun kansainvälisen sopimuksen suojissa. Netanjahu myönsikin, että Israelin suhteet arabimaihin näyttävä uudessa tilanteessa yllättäen kohentuneen.
– En olisi uskonut näkeväni tällaista elinaikani, Netanjahu sanoi.
Ukrainan presidentin mukaan Venäjän valtapiiri levittää rappiota maailmaan – verratkaa vaikka oloja Venäjän ja Suomen Karjalassa.
Israelin pääministeri ja Saudi-Arabian sekä Iranin ulkoministerit haukkuvat toisensa peräjälkeen, mikä ei tosin yllätä ketään.
http://www.ts.fi/uutiset/maailma/3846784/Israel+ja+SaudiArabia+haukkuivat+Iranin+kuin+yhdesta+suusta
Molempien mielestä Iran tukee terrorismia ja kylvää alueellista epäsopua sen ydinohjelmasta solmitun kansainvälisen sopimuksen suojissa. Netanjahu myönsikin, että Israelin suhteet arabimaihin näyttävä uudessa tilanteessa yllättäen kohentuneen.
– En olisi uskonut näkeväni tällaista elinaikani, Netanjahu sanoi.
Ukrainan presidentin mukaan Venäjän valtapiiri levittää rappiota maailmaan – verratkaa vaikka oloja Venäjän ja Suomen Karjalassa.
Israelin pääministeri ja Saudi-Arabian sekä Iranin ulkoministerit haukkuvat toisensa peräjälkeen, mikä ei tosin yllätä ketään.
http://www.ts.fi/uutiset/maailma/3846784/Israel+ja+SaudiArabia+haukkuivat+Iranin+kuin+yhdesta+suusta
Joidenkin tietojen mukaan kurdit päästäneet Assadin Tiger Force eliittiyksiköitä torjumaan kebabmiesten hyökkäyskärkiä. Kurdit vakuuttelevat tämän olevan pelkästään sotilaallinen päätös. Ei lainkaan poliittinen. Rivien välistä voimme siis lukea, että kurdit ja Assad löytäneet yhteisen sävelen jolla Turkki työnnetään takaisin mistä tulikin. Tosin suurin tappioin.
StepanRudanskij
Respected Leader
Kyllähän niillä yhteinen sävel on ollut tähänkin asti sikäli kuin se Syyriassa on mahdollista. Eufratin jokivarren vyöryttäminenkin sujui aika hyvässä hengessä. Tiikerit taitaa olla tosin kiinni Ghoutan kurmoottamisessa, mutta jotain joukkoja tuonne varmaan löytyy. Ja ILMATUKEA?! Silloin menee mielenkiintoiseksi. Onko venäläisillä munaa iskeä Turkin joukkoihin? Luultavasti kyllä, sekaannuksen aiheuttaminen on ollut Venäjän toimiva metodi aiemminkin.
En jaksa uskoa, että ilmatoimintaa nähdään Assadin tai Ryssän toimesta. Assadin rynnäkkökoneet ammuttaisiin alas Turkin hävittäjien toimesta. Punatähdet eivät sohi ampiaispesää yhtään enempää.
Yksi Assadin s300 Aleppoon niin Turkin sotaretki on taputeltu. Ei sinne tarvita välttämättä edes hävittäjiä.
"Ampiaispesä".... Turkki iskee kuin märkä nuudeli. Kuukaudessa ollaan edelleen rajalla ja ilmoitellaan valtavia tuhoamislukuja jotka esim pro FSA syrianHR kiistää. Pakkasta taitaa olla pesässä on ampiaset tohisee kovin kohmeisesti.
Gyllis1
Respected Leader
Oho! Kerro lisää!
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Tämä totta, taitaa panzir järjestelmä olla kovin. Tosin en tiedä miten kova toi päivitetty s200 on.
fulcrum
Greatest Leader
Pantsir ja Buk ovat Assadin parhaat järjestelmät. Myös Tor-järjestelmää heillä tiettävästi on. S-300:aa oltiin myymässä kun sisällissota alkoi ja kauppa jäi kesken.
S-125 ja S-200 ovat päivitettyjä, mutta tietysti ne ovat silleenkin aika kömpelöitä ja vanhahtavia systeemejä. Noinkin Syyrian ilmapuolustus on kalustollisesti selvästi modernimpi kuin vaikkapa Serbian v. 1999.
S-125 ja S-200 ovat päivitettyjä, mutta tietysti ne ovat silleenkin aika kömpelöitä ja vanhahtavia systeemejä. Noinkin Syyrian ilmapuolustus on kalustollisesti selvästi modernimpi kuin vaikkapa Serbian v. 1999.
Sotaa pukkaa....ja lujasti... Kaitan tähän ketjuun, kun liittyy Syyrian tilanteeseen vahvasti.
Israelilaiset ovat realisteja (vahventamani kohdat lopussa). Eivät todellakaan karsasta tappioita jos ne nähdään tarpeellisiksi.
https://www.timesofisrael.com/top-general-says-idf-gearing-up-for-war-in-2018/
A senior IDF general on Monday warned that the chances of war were higher than ever for 2018 in light of the battlefield victories in the Syrian civil war by the country’s dictator, Bashar Assad, and his allies Iran and Hezbollah.
“The year 2018 has the potential for escalation [of military conflict], not necessarily because either side wants to initiate it, but because of a gradual deterioration. This has led us to raise the level of preparedness,” Maj. Gen. Nitzan Alon, head of IDF Operations, told Army Radio in a rare interview.
Assad is close to snuffing out the last pockets of rebel resistance in Idlib and, eventually, in the country’s southwest, along the Israeli and Jordanian borders, which Alon said will provide the Syrian regime’s allies an opportunity to turn their attention to Israel.
“In the northern arena, there is a change coming due to the strategic developments in the Syrian internal fighting. The Iranians and Hezbollah, who are backing [Assad], are getting freed up to start building their power,” he said.
“We are not allowing these things to happen without our involvement. We are acting and will continue to act,” he continued, apparently referring to reported Israeli airstrikes in Syria against Hezbollah and Iranian targets.
Though it has long opposed Iranian entrenchment in the country, Israel has taken an increasingly bellicose tone over the Islamic Republic’s actions there and across the Middle East in recent weeks, especially following a round of aerial clashes earlier this month.
On the morning of February 10, an Iranian drone penetrated Israeli airspace only to be shot down by an Israeli Air Force attack helicopter. Israeli jets conducted a series of airstrikes in Syria, including one against the mobile command center from which an Iranian operator was piloting the drone, according to the Israel Defense Forces.
During the reprisal raid, an IAF F-16 was shot down over northern Israel, prompting the military to launch a second round of strikes, taking out between a third and a half of Syria’s air defenses, the military said.
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu waves part of an Iranian drone downed in Israeli airspace, during a speech on the third day of the 54th Munich Security Conference (MSC) held at the Bayerischer Hof hotel, in Munich, southern Germany, on February 18, 2018. (Screen capture)
On Sunday, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu displayed a piece of the Iranian drone during a speech at the Munich Security Conference, in which he called for the world to recognize and take action against Iranian aggression in the region.
Alon warned that if war were to break out, Iran would likely encourage its proxies to fight Israel from Lebanon, Syria and, potentially, the Gaza Strip.
“War with Hezbollah could bring in other actors, whom we’d need to fight,” he said.
According to Israel, Iran now provides funding to the two largest terrorist groups in the Gaza Strip: Hamas and the Palestinian Islamic Jihad.
The Israeli military estimates that each Gaza-based group possesses thousands of fighters, significant stockpiles of rockets and mortar shells, and attack tunnels, some of which enter Israeli territory and others that are designed for warfare inside the coastal enclave.
Alon said that the Palestinian groups may also be called upon by Tehran to take part in the fighting of a future war.
“Iran won’t hold itself back in Gaza. It wants to pay for its interests on the northern border in Palestinian blood,” he said.
Israel’s first two F-35 stealth fighter jets on their maiden flight as part of the Israeli Air Force on December 13, 2016. (IDF Spokesperson’s Unit)
He said that in the case of war, the IDF would look to fight back with “maximum force in the minimum amount of time.
“We have to use the advantages the IDF has over its enemies as forcefully as possible and as quickly as possible,” Alon said.
Military officials and defense analysts have assessed that a future conflict with Hezbollah — whether it is treated as a third Lebanon war or a first Israeli-Iranian war — would be devastating for both Israel and Lebanon.
Hezbollah has a stockpile of some 150,000 missiles, which it could rain down on Israel at a rate of over 1,000 missiles a day, and has been preparing fighters to infiltrate into Israeli territory and attack a community near the Lebanese border, slaughtering the residents or taking them hostage.
Israel, for its part, has prepared a massive list of Hezbollah targets that it can strike with aircraft and artillery, and IDF ground forces have trained for fighting in Lebanese terrain.
“If the next war indeed breaks out, it will be rough. But, first and foremost, it will be rough for the other side,” Alon warned. “I don’t think any Israeli citizen would want to switch places with a Lebanese citizen during the next war.”
Israelilaiset ovat realisteja (vahventamani kohdat lopussa). Eivät todellakaan karsasta tappioita jos ne nähdään tarpeellisiksi.
https://www.timesofisrael.com/top-general-says-idf-gearing-up-for-war-in-2018/
A senior IDF general on Monday warned that the chances of war were higher than ever for 2018 in light of the battlefield victories in the Syrian civil war by the country’s dictator, Bashar Assad, and his allies Iran and Hezbollah.
“The year 2018 has the potential for escalation [of military conflict], not necessarily because either side wants to initiate it, but because of a gradual deterioration. This has led us to raise the level of preparedness,” Maj. Gen. Nitzan Alon, head of IDF Operations, told Army Radio in a rare interview.
Assad is close to snuffing out the last pockets of rebel resistance in Idlib and, eventually, in the country’s southwest, along the Israeli and Jordanian borders, which Alon said will provide the Syrian regime’s allies an opportunity to turn their attention to Israel.
“In the northern arena, there is a change coming due to the strategic developments in the Syrian internal fighting. The Iranians and Hezbollah, who are backing [Assad], are getting freed up to start building their power,” he said.
“We are not allowing these things to happen without our involvement. We are acting and will continue to act,” he continued, apparently referring to reported Israeli airstrikes in Syria against Hezbollah and Iranian targets.
Though it has long opposed Iranian entrenchment in the country, Israel has taken an increasingly bellicose tone over the Islamic Republic’s actions there and across the Middle East in recent weeks, especially following a round of aerial clashes earlier this month.
On the morning of February 10, an Iranian drone penetrated Israeli airspace only to be shot down by an Israeli Air Force attack helicopter. Israeli jets conducted a series of airstrikes in Syria, including one against the mobile command center from which an Iranian operator was piloting the drone, according to the Israel Defense Forces.
During the reprisal raid, an IAF F-16 was shot down over northern Israel, prompting the military to launch a second round of strikes, taking out between a third and a half of Syria’s air defenses, the military said.
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu waves part of an Iranian drone downed in Israeli airspace, during a speech on the third day of the 54th Munich Security Conference (MSC) held at the Bayerischer Hof hotel, in Munich, southern Germany, on February 18, 2018. (Screen capture)
On Sunday, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu displayed a piece of the Iranian drone during a speech at the Munich Security Conference, in which he called for the world to recognize and take action against Iranian aggression in the region.
Alon warned that if war were to break out, Iran would likely encourage its proxies to fight Israel from Lebanon, Syria and, potentially, the Gaza Strip.
“War with Hezbollah could bring in other actors, whom we’d need to fight,” he said.
According to Israel, Iran now provides funding to the two largest terrorist groups in the Gaza Strip: Hamas and the Palestinian Islamic Jihad.
The Israeli military estimates that each Gaza-based group possesses thousands of fighters, significant stockpiles of rockets and mortar shells, and attack tunnels, some of which enter Israeli territory and others that are designed for warfare inside the coastal enclave.
Alon said that the Palestinian groups may also be called upon by Tehran to take part in the fighting of a future war.
“Iran won’t hold itself back in Gaza. It wants to pay for its interests on the northern border in Palestinian blood,” he said.
Israel’s first two F-35 stealth fighter jets on their maiden flight as part of the Israeli Air Force on December 13, 2016. (IDF Spokesperson’s Unit)
He said that in the case of war, the IDF would look to fight back with “maximum force in the minimum amount of time.
“We have to use the advantages the IDF has over its enemies as forcefully as possible and as quickly as possible,” Alon said.
Military officials and defense analysts have assessed that a future conflict with Hezbollah — whether it is treated as a third Lebanon war or a first Israeli-Iranian war — would be devastating for both Israel and Lebanon.
Hezbollah has a stockpile of some 150,000 missiles, which it could rain down on Israel at a rate of over 1,000 missiles a day, and has been preparing fighters to infiltrate into Israeli territory and attack a community near the Lebanese border, slaughtering the residents or taking them hostage.
Israel, for its part, has prepared a massive list of Hezbollah targets that it can strike with aircraft and artillery, and IDF ground forces have trained for fighting in Lebanese terrain.
“If the next war indeed breaks out, it will be rough. But, first and foremost, it will be rough for the other side,” Alon warned. “I don’t think any Israeli citizen would want to switch places with a Lebanese citizen during the next war.”
@Sardaukar onko noista hessujen ohjuksista tietoa; millaista tavaraa ja millä kantamalla ? Iipoilla tulee olemaan kiire ottaa Libanonin eteläisimmät alueet, Bekaan laakso ja mahdollisesti Golanin edusta haltuun. Karmeeta jälkeä siviileille molemmin puolin.