BREAKING!!! Heavy Turkish bombardment on village of Aqiba in southern Afrin region,SYRIAi!!!

Love it, doom on.

Yusha Yuseef @MIG29_
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Russian Air foces closed the Syrian air space over #idlib in front of any Turkish jet

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Syrian Military source to Russia Today : Syrian Army destroys 3 Turkish Tanks near Al-Nirab in South Idlib

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Turkish UAV over NE of #Idlib #Syria

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It works for some and it doesn't for others. I'm pretty sure American democracy could never work in Arab societies. It would never work in Russian society either. They are used on iron hand at the top, its not that they would need it they demand it.

Lybia worked fine, today it is what it is.

WTF are you talking about , word regime means "a particular government or a system or method of government: ", for example current regime in Switzerland is democratic confederation.

Letting "them" make you use the term regime instead of government or just plain Syria is letting them control your language.

They can use the term regime if they choose to by we should always use the correct terminology and not let "them" put words in out mouths.

The Pentagon: Russia and Turkey are on the Verge of an Armed Conflict in Idlib

Russia and Turkey are on the verge of an armed conflict in the Syrian province of Idlib, according to US Department of Defense official Jonathan Hoffman. At the same time, the Pentagon hopes that direct confrontation and hostilities between the two countries in Syria will be avoided, EA Daily reports.

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#BREAKING: Joint operation launched against regime forces in Idlib, led by Turkish-backed Hamza special forces and Syrian National army — statement.

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I can confirm that Syrian Army killes some turkish forces who attack SAA with Nusra front (Al-aQaeda ) near Al-Nirab

all SAA sites in Nirab is ok

military source to me

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Beginning of WW3 / years long Magog Wars

So Turkey, which is effectively a dictatorship run by Erdogan, who seeks to become the leader of all Muslims, has taken Turkey into Syria in furtherance of his ambition.

I am no fan of Erdogan, Russia or Syria. I respect Turkey, as it was before Erdogan, and I certainly feel for the common people of Syria. But I do not personally care to see the US or NATO in the fray over this situation.

I personally hope we stay out of it.

Iran and Iraq were doing a great job of killing each other, and we got involved. In hindsight, not the best decision. Seems our vaulted "Intelligence" agencies got it all wrong then. Those "Intelligence" agencies have become so political and motivated by their own ulterior motives, I have lost confidence in them. We surely need them, but they are apparently more loyal to the deep state than the USA.

Maybe it is a good time to let Russia and Turkey have a go at it with us restraining ourselves from getting involved for once.

Just my 2 cents.

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Regime is used as a pejorative when used in context with Assad and Syria..that's why they do it.

Syria and Russia should make them pay. Not sure what the Turkroaches are trying to accomplish here. It can only end badly for them.

To avoid WW3 he will be forced to put a choke leash on the rabies infected Gollum in Ankara.

Very volatile situation.

"They" only use that term when speaking of supposed bad governments and leaders. Find an example of "them" using that term when referring to England, France, Canada, Australia or any other supposed non boogieman government.

You won't be able to do it.

In news speak it means to rule illegitimately, meaning that that government is not yet subservient to the parasitical central banking system that is strangling almost every country and nation on earth.

Propaganda. Assad leads the lawful, legitimate, duly elected government of Syria, who protect Christians in a region that is very hostile to Christianity.

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Against which regime? can you be more specific or translate the headline into English please?

It should read as follows: Joint operation against SYRIAN forces in Idlib, led by......

Do you see how they replace the word Syrian with the word regime? What if they did that to Turkey as well?

Regime forces attacked regime forces, derpy derp.

I agree. However when one strips oneself of Hegelian dialectics and divide and conquer logistics.... it ALL amounts to SHEDDING of BLOOD.

Geddit?

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100% Truth.

Looks like the UN and Brits are getting upset over all of this.

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He sounds like he's urging NATO involvement..which goes along with the UNs warning of an impending massacre.

Erdogan regime attacking Syria is the right wording.

Who is providing the Turks with these UAVs - probably at a cost, not free.
Where are they manufactured?

MIC

idk litva, I smoked two before lunch and now third after it. :rocknaprej:

heir country had entered the second drone age — in which the use of drones to kill people has proliferated far beyond the United States, the first country to kill people with missiles launched from drones after 9/11. Turkey now rivals the U.S. and the U.K. as the world’s most prolific user of killer drones, according to a review by The Intercept of reported lethal drone strikes worldwide. (Other countries that have reportedly killed people with drone-launched weapons include Israel, Iraq, and Iran.) The technology has been used by Turkey against ISIS in Syria and along Turkey’s border with Iraq and Iran, where ever-present Turkish drones have turned the tide in a decades-old counter-insurgency against the Kurdistan Workers’ Party, or PKK.

While the U.S. was the foremost operator of armed, unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs) in the world for more than a decade, launching the first drone attack in 2001, today more than a dozen countries possess this technology. The U.K., Israel, Pakistan, Saudi Arabia, the UAE, Egypt, Nigeria, and Turkey have all used armed UAVs to kill targets since 2015. Efforts by Washington to control proliferation through restrictions on drone exports have failed to slow down a global race to acquire the technology. Meanwhile, the U.S. has set a precedent of impunity by carrying out hundreds of strikes that have killed civilians over the last decade.

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I would say so.

Changed title for all the regime tards

again it's late when Israel bombs Syria with impunity and turkey has annexed half the country

so much for the s400, when they needed it never helped