SYRIAN TROOPS ADVANCE WEST OF SARAQIB AMID LAMENTATION AND WEEPING OF AL-QAEDA SUPPORTERS

Video tour of of formerly jihadist-held areas in Aleppo city

The Syrian Arab Army was able to take control of the last jihadist-held areas inside of Aleppo city, including the Al-Zahra’a Association Quarter, Layramoun, Scientific Research Building, and Kafr Hamra in the northwestern sector of the provincial capital.

In addition to capturing the last jihadist-held areas in the provincial capital, the Syrian Arab Army was also able to take hold of the entire Anadan Plain, which is part of the Greater Aleppo region.

:bravo:

when you're attacking someone, being the aggressive bully you can't claim self-defence

these things are huge, WW3 is at stake, and it sure isn't worth the risk because of some islamist lunatic like president Erdogan of Turkey who thinks he's the new sultan, raising the new Ottoman empire (for hundreds of years Christian Europe fought these jihadis)

:Edogan Gollum: One of Erdogan’s previously proclaimed principles – “zero problems with neighbors” is suffering a terrible collapse. Turkey’s problems are growing from all sides, both from Iran and from Syria, but most importantly, the position of the United States and its “NATO allies” in the form of France is completely incomprehensible.

France is the “Rothschild Sword”. And the Rothschilds are not happy with Erdogan.

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RUSSIA NOW WIPE TURKEY OUT! THIS IS THE CHANCE!

Turkey = ISIS!

If Turkey is stupid enough to first attack Russian forces then let it be
:tarp:

Syrian government forces have cleared the entire western countryside of Aleppo city of members of Hayat Tahrir al-Sham and other Turkish-backed armed groups.

Good

:turkey: well done

What about NATO military support to anti-Turkish Kurdish militias? Is that still on?

:kkerdo:


Gollum and his turkeys can go pack Syrian sand!

Training of Kurdish militias has been completed. No need for further assistance.

Syrian military uncovers large missile factory newly captured area in Aleppo

According to Syrian state TV, the military found this missile production factory while they were combing through the areas formerly held by the jihadist rebels around Aleppo city.

In the video released on Tuesday, a reporter tours the missile factory, which had both launchers and projectiles that were to be used by the jihadist rebels in Aleppo.

Who is the turkey today?

Me as usual?

Whatever, Heather has good drugs.

ISIS and other islamic militants are basically divisions of the turkish army, and since Turkey is a NATO-member, that makes ISIS and islamic militants also parts of NATO's army.

Would you trust NATO in the case of a future muslim armed insurgency in Europe?

I do not trust anyone.

Do you?

You mean the folks that brought us Operation Gladio false flags to be blamed on communist terrorism?



Gonna have to go with no on that one -- a hard no.

Good. They snubbed us 1 too many times. Let them defend themselves...

NATO partners aren't obliged to defend an AGGRESSOR.

Turkey in Syria is an aggressor.

Guessing butterball is going to be ejected from NATO or NATO will just dissolve.

Turkey is an Islamic Trojan horse parked right in the middle of NATO.

It was a mistake to allow Turkey to be a NATO member. Revoke their membership, their aggression is their own and they can survive on their own merit.

Turkish forces filmed attacking Syrian Army during militant offensive in east Idlib: video

BEIRUT, LEBANON (12:00 P.M.) – The Turkish military was filmed attacking the Syrian Arab Army (SAA) during the militant offensive in eastern Idlib on Thursday.

A Russian reconnaissance drone captured film of a Turkish Army T-155 providing artillery cover to the National Liberation Front (NLF) and jihadist rebels of Hay’at Tahrir Al-Sham (HTS) near the town of Nayrab.


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:turkey:

Shadow of war: What are the odds Turkey will start a full-scale offensive against Syria in Idlib

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Tensions are boiling over between Ankara and Damascus as Turkey vowed to take matters into its own hands and openly intervene in Syria’s Idlib province, where government forces are routing the Turkish-backed militants.
The troubled north-western province is the last major bastion of the militants in war-torn Syria. It saw another round of escalating violence on Thursday. Local armed groups seeking to push back the Syrian Army from the territories along the strategic highway it recently seized were counting on support from Turkish artillery, which only stood down after Russian forces in the area intervened.

Ankara does not plan to back down, however, and President Recep Tayyip Erdogan recently declared that a Turkish offensive in Idlib is just “a matter of time.” Meanwhile, Moscow has described any direct Turkish military involvement in Syria as the “worst-case scenario.” How likely is it to happen?

Geopolitical battlefield
“Judging by Erdogan’s statements, it appears that the Turks are quite determined” to follow through on their threat, ‘Russia in Global Affairs’ Editor-in-Chief Fyodor Lukyanov told RT, adding that Idlib has become an arena of a geopolitical struggle between Ankara and Damascus – and therefore its allies in Moscow as well.

Russia has tried to mediate the conflict, but so far the talks with Turkey have not yielded any practical results, while the situation on the ground is heating up. Lukyanov noted that Ankara has managed to avoid a “full-blown interstate war” only because the troops actually fighting in Idlib are Al-Qaeda affiliated militants that Ankara is backing as proxies.

Good

Erdogan can go to hell