Sirija

[ObiW]

Jel vreme da krenemo sa pricom da ne bi Trampara konflikt, al' generali...?

[x500]

U poslednje vreme se ruski "ljubimci" sunjaju oko americkih "ljubimaca", pa pnda nicim izazvani popiju po picqui iz vazduha. A Rusi se onda mrste, ulazu ostre proteste, i obecavaju da nece to vise da trpe. Dokle bre vise ovako, kad ce Rus da pocne da ih brani od Amera, m?

Obi,

to je kao u onom vicu kada stariji brat brani mladjeg recima "udari ga jos jednom pa ces da vidis". Posle nekog vremena mladji brat, sav u modricama, kaze "bato, ajde nemoj vise da me branim, molim te".

 

Tesko onom koga Rusija brani (a Grcka hrani).

 

Pozdrav,

x500

[ObiW]

Jao kad te cuje slow da pricas lose o Rusima, najebao si. 

[Lord Protector]

Jel vreme da krenemo sa pricom da ne bi Trampara konflikt, al' generali...?

 

Ne, kao i obično mašiš ceo fudbal, generali su bili protiv

 

http://foreignpolicy.com/2017/06/16/white-house-officials-push-for-widening-war-in-syria-over-pentagon-objections/?platform=hootsuite

 

 

Ezra Cohen-Watnick, the senior director for intelligence on the National Security Council, and Derek Harvey, the NSC’s top Middle East advisor, want the United States to start going on the offensive in southern Syria, where, in recent weeks, the U.S. military has taken a handful of defensive actions against Iranian-backed forces fighting in support of Syrian President Bashar al-Assad.

Their plans are making even traditional Iran hawks nervous, including Defense Secretary James Mattis, who has personally shot down their proposals more than once, the two sources said.

Edited June 20, 2017 by slow

[Eraserhead]

Zaslepljuje ti mržnja prema Rusiji racionalan stav. Ču, izloženi terorizmu. Ko da do sad nije bilo terorizma u Rusiji.

Nema tu mrznje nego realnost je takva. Rusija je danas izlozenija terorizmu nego pre ovog rata.

[Lord Protector]

Associate Editor of Washington Post and winner of two Pulitzer Prizes, reporter and author Bob Woodward in his 2010 book entitled "Obama's Wars"  (Simon & Schuster, NY): Derek Harvey was "one of [the U.S. Lt. General and then Commander of CENTCOM, David]Petraeus's most trusted intelligence advisors in Iraq", who in January 2009 was at U.S. Central Command (CENTCOM) HQ in Tampa, FL, as part of a team of 80 intelligence specialists "drilling down on the Afghanistan component of [President Obama's National Security Council directed Strategic] review". Woodward reports "Harvey approached intelligence with a step-by-step methodology of a homicide detective...Harvey 'widened the aperture' studying prisoner interrogations, battlefield reports, and reams of enemy documents...by sifting through the enemy's paper trail, he pieced together clues that others might miss". 

 

Edited June 20, 2017 by slow

[theanswer]

Nema tu mrznje nego realnost je takva. Rusija je danas izlozenija terorizmu nego pre ovog rata.

 

Pa realnost je zasnovana na činjenicama, a ne na proizvoljnostima. Osim napada u St Peterburgu kako je to Rusija izloženija nego ranije? Ili si zaboravio šta je sve ranije bilo?

 

Na stranu ostatak, da su sačuvali Asada, da su raširili uticaj u regionu i da su dobili poligon na osnovu koga su prodali i prodaće gomilu naoružanja i vojne tehnike.

Edited June 20, 2017 by theanswer

[dillinger]

Nema tu mrznje nego realnost je takva. Rusija je danas izlozenija terorizmu nego pre ovog rata.

 

A kako bi to bila sigurna da nije ušla u Siriju, da je Asad pao i pobedila opozicija sa sve čečenskim dragovoljcima?

[Filozof manijak]

Ceo svet bi bio siguran od terorizma, a ne samo Rusija, da su samo pobedili pobunjenici i da je preživeo kalifat. Automatski bi se smanjio broj terorističkih napada i potreba za njima 

[Eraserhead]

Ceo svet bi bio siguran od terorizma, a ne samo Rusija, da su samo pobedili pobunjenici i da je preživeo kalifat. Automatski bi se smanjio broj terorističkih napada i potreba za njima

Da Asad nije zapoceo rat i da je krenuo u postepenu demokratizaciju svakako bi bilo manje terorizma.

[אַף אֶחָד]

Dosadni ste pakleno sa tim simplifikovanjem, kako uzroka rata, tako i njegovih posledica.

[Krošek]

U.S. will take weapons from Kurds after Islamic State defeat - Turkey

 

U.S. Secretary of Defence, Jim Mattis, walks away from Australia's Defence Minister Marise Payne after shaking her hand upon arriving in Sydney, Australia, June 4, 2017. REUTERS/David Gray

 

ANKARA The United States has told Turkey it will take back weapons supplied to the Kurdish YPG militia in northern Syria after the defeat of Islamic State, Ankara said on Thursday, seeking to address Turkish concerns about arming Kurds on its border.

Turkish defence ministry sources said U.S. Defense Secretary Jim Mattis also promised his Turkish counterpart to provide a monthly list of weapons handed to the YPG, saying the first inventory had already been sent to Ankara.

Turkey sees the YPG as an extension of the outlawed Kurdish PKK, which has been waging an insurgency in the country's southeast since the mid-1980s. It has said supplies to the YPG have in the past ended up in PKK hands, and described any weapon given to the force as a threat to its security.

The United States sees the YPG as an essential ally in the campaign to defeat Islamic State in Raqqa, the jihadists' main urban base in Syria. The fight for Raqqa was launched two weeks ago, piling pressure on Islamic State which also faces defeat in its Iraqi stronghold of Mosul.

Mattis told Turkish Defence Minister Fikri Isik that a detailed record of all equipment provided to the YPG was being kept and that all the weapons would be taken back after Islamic State was defeated, the sources said.

In a letter to the minister, Mattis also said that Arab fighters would form 80 percent of the forces which will recapture Raqqa. Once the mainly Sunni Arab city was taken, it would be held by Arab forces, the sources said he told Isik.

Relations between the NATO allies have been strained by President Donald Trump's decision to arm the YPG, despite protests from President Tayyip Erdogan who set out Turkey's objections at a White House meeting last month.

Erdogan has said Turkey would retaliate against the YPG if it felt it was threatened by the group.

A Syrian war monitor and Kurdish sources said on Wednesday that Turkey had sent military reinforcements including troops, vehicles and equipment into an area of northern Syria where it has been fighting Islamic State and YPG forces.

Turkish officials have not commented, but the British-based Syrian Observatory for Human Rights said Turkish reinforcements headed south of Azaz town, which is held by Turkish-backed Syrian rebels and is close YPG-controlled territory.

 

(Reporting by Ece Toksabay and Tuvan Gumrukcu; Editing by Dominic Evans)

 

[Pečorin]

Najebaće Kurdi opet.

[assignment]

 

 

Hahaha, ovo je kao nesto sto su naucili iz proslih gresaka?

 

A Kurdi, nakon sto su se borili I ginuli ce normalno vratiti oruzje I reci, ok, jebi ga, mozda drugi put?!?!  Koji debili jbt....

Edited June 22, 2017 by assignment

[mlatko]

Narafski da ce im gi uzeti dab ga prodali vladi Kurdistana u izgnanstvu. U Iranu.