Jump to content
IGNORED

Sirija


Budja

Recommended Posts

OPCW je potvrdila upotrebu bojnih otrova u Siriji na dve od tri lokacije za koje su dobili nezavisne izvestaje tokom 2015. godine.

Detaljniji izvestaj za UN ce biti objavljen sledeceg meseca, sada imamo izjavu direktora

Ukratko, potvdjeno je da je, verovatno u napadu IS-a, u avgustu na grad Mare u zaledju Alepa koriscen iperit.

Druga potvrda je upotreba hlora u Idlibu u martu. Verovatno je u pitanju neki od napada asadovog vazduhoplovstva - vreme koje pominje OPCW se poklapa sa tvrdnjama HRW-a.

Uz to OPCW je vec 2014. potvrdio upotrebu hlora u bombardovanju pobunjenickih teritorija.

Treci slucaj koji su istrazivali nisu potvrdili. U pitanju je upotreba hemijskog otrova u Dzobaru - predgradju Damaska. Ne znam koja od strana je prijavila ovaj napad.

Edited by Bane5
Link to comment

 

 

U prvoj recenici teksta pise da nije realno i da nije u pitanju masakr dece vec odraslih zarobljenika.

Link to comment

E ali u adresi i dalje stoji prvobitna oprema teksta.

 

Shocking-footage-shows-ISIS-militants-massacring-200-captive-Syrian-children-bloodthirsty-jihadis-latest-mass-execution.html

 

 

Daily Fail  :fantom:

Link to comment

 

 

ПОСЛЕ ДВЕ ГОДИНЕ: Сиријска армија деблокирала аеродром Кувеирс 
dot.png
 

СИРИЈА – Према последњим информацијама са сиријског ратишта, снаге САА успеле су да окончају двогодишњу блокаду аеродрома Кувеирс и тиме су остварили стратешку победу у источном Алепу.

 

 

 

CTdqlRsWoAEMKr1.jpg

Edited by slow
Link to comment

To im je bio jedan od ciljeva ofanzive kod Alepa. Ako su stvarno uspeli da se spoje sa aerodromom to znači da je isisu presečen autoput Alepo-Raka (žuta linija ispod aerodroma). Solidan uspeh za nekog ko četiri godine prstom nije mrdnuo protiv njih, jelte.

Link to comment
Assad's opponents dismiss Russian ideas for solving Syria crisis

BY SYLVIA WESTALL AND YARA BAYOUMY

 

reuters-logo.png

 

Syrian opposition figures and Gulf commentators dismissed on Wednesday a Russian draft proposal for a process to solve the Syrian crisis, saying Moscow's aim was to keep President Bashar al-Assad in power and marginalize dissenting voices.

 

A draft document obtained by Reuters on Tuesday showed Moscow would like Damascus and unspecified opposition groups to agree on launching a constitutional reform process of up to 18 months, followed by early presidential elections.

 

Russia, which with Iran has been Assad's top ally during Syria's nearly five-year conflict, has denied any document is being prepared before a second round of international peace talks in Vienna this week.

 

The text, obtained by Reuters, does not rule out Assad's participation in early presidential elections, something his enemies say is impossible if there is to be peace.

 

"The Syrian people have never accepted the dictatorship of Assad and they will not accept that it is reintroduced or reformulated in another way," said Monzer Akbik, member of the Western-backed Syrian National Coalition.

 

"The Russians are now trying to play the game they have been playing since Geneva," he told Reuters, referring to United Nations-led peace talks that collapsed in 2014.

 

Russia began airstrikes in Syria six weeks ago after insurgents edged closer to government-held areas vital to Assad. It has also stepped up its diplomatic efforts to resolve the conflict that has killed hundreds of thousands and displaced millions.

 

Hadi al-Bahra, a member of the coalition's political committee, said the main problem was Assad and any political process needed to tackle this with assurances and guarantees.

 

He also dismissed the idea of holding elections under the current system. "How can the elections be fair when the citizens inside Syria are afraid of retaliation from the security services of the regime?" he said.

 

The United States, its allies in the Gulf Cooperation Council and Turkey, who have backed the uprising against Assad, have also all said he must leave power for there to be peace.

 

"The Russians are basically trying to wiggle out of Geneva," said Mustafa Alani, director of defense and security at the Gulf Research Centre (GRC) think tank. "So it is the question of he can stay: it's a red line for all the Gulf Cooperation Council. Absolutely a red line. This is something that won't be a negotiable issue."

 

"TRIAL BALLOON"

 

Saudi Arabia is one of Assad's most strident opponents and Foreign Minister Adel al-Jubeir has said he must be removed from power as part of a solution.

 

Saud Humaid Assubayii, security affairs committee chairman at Saudi Arabia's appointed Shura Council, said the proposal was flawed because it did

not rule out Assad's participation in elections.

 

Speaking in a personal capacity, he said the Syrian president should not be able to stand because "he killed hundreds of thousands of his own people" in the war.

 

"He should not be put back. I don't think it's in the interest of Syria. I don't think it's in the interests of the region. It's only in the interest of a small group of people, of a very small minority," he said.

 

A Western diplomat said the Russian document appeared to be "a trial balloon" to test international reaction, and also to calm any uneasiness among Assad's entourage.

 

A more likely focus of discussion in Vienna would be the issue of who was a terrorist, the diplomat said, an element also referred to in the text. The Russian foreign ministry spokeswoman said on Tuesday that Moscow would be concentrating on this at the meeting.

 

Asked if the Russian proposal for an 18-month transition in Syria came up in closed-door Security Council consultations on Tuesday, British U.N.

Ambassador Matthew Rycroft, president of the council for November, said:

"That issue did not come up in the consultations, but we’re aware of the Russian proposals and, speaking nationally, we have been in contact with them and others about them."

 

Sources close to Damascus and diplomats say Russia and Iran have told Syria they will use the Vienna talks to shore up the government's position and resist any solution that forces Assad out of office.

 

A senior Syrian official last week rejected the idea of a "transitional period" leading towards the removal of Assad, as sought by Western states.

"The Russians and the Iranians agree with each other on the topic of commitment to Assad - this commitment is final," a source close to Damascus said.

 

Russian President Vladimir Putin gave Assad such assurances in Moscow last month, the source said, in an account echoed by two diplomats briefed on the meeting.

 

But one diplomat said the Russians had also expressed frustration in the past with Assad for not accepting limited political reforms, something Moscow thinks will be necessary as part of a political process.

 

"The Syrian leadership lives in a reality of its own. They feel not only reassured by the Vienna statement but felt they could dictate it and feel they can get around the difficult parts," the diplomat said.

 

Another diplomat said some Syrian officials had expressed concern, before the Vienna talks, about Damascus being outside the diplomatic process.

 

The talks included more than a dozen states but not Syria or the opposition.

"They know Russia would have many reasons to make a bargain with the West and the biggest piece Russia has in its hand in the Middle East is Syria."

 

Link to comment

Novi problem za sirijske "umjerene". Dobili su šut kartu na sjeveru zemlje od koalicionih partnera. Ovo je prvi put da čujem da neko od "legitimnih predstavnika sirijskog naroda" pokušava da uspostavi neku vrstu administracije u samoj zemlji.

 

 

Alexander Page ‏@RamiJarrah  24h

BREAKING: The Levant Front kick Syrian Interim Gov. head Ahmad Tameh out of Syria during an attempt to move Gov. from Turkey into the north

 

Nova vice reportaža:

Link to comment

Novi problem za sirijske "umjerene". Dobili su šut kartu na sjeveru zemlje od koalicionih partnera. Ovo je prvi put da čujem da neko od "legitimnih predstavnika sirijskog naroda" pokušava da uspostavi neku vrstu administracije u samoj zemlji.

 

 

pa sad, bar 20-ak manjih mesta i gradova pod kontrolom raznih pobunjenickih frakcija ima lokalne pa i civilne administracije. zivot tamo koliko-toliko tece. idlib, bosra, tafaz, azaz, kafr zita... naravno, nacin upravljanja itekako zavisi od toga ko upravalja odredjenim mestom. plus tu je i nesto gradova (mesta) u kojima je primirje na snazi i tu takodje postoje lokalni organi upravljanja.

jedina vezivna nit za sva ta mesta je je organizacija civilne zastite (Syria civil defence) jer ona je svuda prisutna kao takva i ne postoje posebne za odredjena mesta.

 

ps. iako postoje neke scene koje bi oni sa slabijim stomakom mogli da preskoce, ovaj dokumentarac o nusri u siriji je prava slika onoga sta su oni.

Edited by Bane5
Link to comment

Izgleda da je SAA zuzela aerodrom Marj-al-Sultan 20km istočno od Damaska, to je baza koju su kontrolisali pobunjenici zadnjih par godina.

 

 

Plus je zauzet gradić Al Hader južno od Alepa, po nekom tvitovanju mi se čini da je ceo front pobunjenika jugoistočno od Alepa u nekoj sjebanoj poziciji.

 

CTnWRevWEAAwiQI.jpg

Edited by Prospero
Link to comment

Mesčini da SAA malo više gura na jugozapad tj. u dubinu protivničke teritorije. Nisam baš siguran koja im je logika, ne mogu oni sad da se ispruže u nekakav blickrig. Jedino ako im je ideja da malo relaksiraju sopstvenu dubinu oko Alepa i malo više stave pod kontrolu ovaj autoput.

Link to comment
×
×
  • Create New...