Mathias escreveu:Ah tá... E sendo assim não é confiável.
A imprensa ocidental toda acha Obrahma a melhor coisa depois da coca cola, mas é confiável.
É uma maneira bem precisa de medir reputações.
Pode chorar o quanto quiser, o Strategika continua não sendo confiável.
Re: SYRIA
Enviado: Dom Out 04, 2015 9:52 pm
por Mathias
Sim, sim, confio muito mais na VEJA, por exemplo.
Re: SYRIA
Enviado: Seg Out 05, 2015 1:55 am
por cassiosemasas
Viktor Reznov escreveu:
Mathias escreveu:Ah tá... E sendo assim não é confiável.
A imprensa ocidental toda acha Obrahma a melhor coisa depois da coca cola, mas é confiável.
É uma maneira bem precisa de medir reputações.
Pode chorar o quanto quiser, o Strategika continua não sendo confiável.
Na real;
Acredito que ambos os lados tenham plena noção de onde estão pisando.
Eu espero que essa relação entre eles, na Síria, não desemboque em algo grave.
Mas só não vê quem não quer, que a coisa lá, esta mais para "laboratório" do que para "problema" mesmo.
Porém isso não quer dizer nada, o negócio é saber quem vai respeitar o que foi combinado.
Re: SYRIA
Enviado: Seg Out 05, 2015 7:15 am
por P44
Confiável é a FOX NEWS seu bando de comunas infectos
Re: SYRIA
Enviado: Seg Out 05, 2015 7:26 am
por P44
Russian Air Force Hits ISIS Targets in East Hama for the First Time
By Leith Fadel on October 5, 2015 Featured
On Sunday morning, the Russian Air Force surprised the Islamic State of Iraq and Al-Sham (ISIS) with a series of airstrikes inside the terrorist group’s stronghold at ‘Aqayrbat in the Al-Salamiyah District.
The airstrikes inside ‘Aqayrbat marked the first time since the Russian Air Force began their aerial campaign in Syria that they targeted the terrorist group at this imperative city inside the Hama Govenorate’s eastern countryside.
According to a military source at the Hama Military Airport, the Russian Air Force struck the terrorist group inside ‘Aqayrbat at least a half dozen times before the civilian-led “National Defense Forces” (NDF) launched a flurry of mortar shells and rockets into the aforementioned city.
East Hama is one of the most densely populated ISIS locations inside Syria; it has become a primary target for the Russian Air Force due to its proximity to the Tabaqa Military Airport (ISIS’ main base in Syria) and the provincial capital of the Al-Raqqa Governorate.
As long as ISIS controls the eastern countryside of the Al-Salamiyah District, they have full access to northeastern Homs and the densely populated Ismaeli (minority religious sect) city of Al-Salamiyah.
Since ISIS’ capture of the Tabaqa Military Airport in August of 2014, the terrorist group has been able to expand their control over this rural area in Hama’s eastern countryside; if it remains under ISIS’ control, the Syrian Armed Forces could face a serious issue down the road due to its proximity to the major highways leading to both Hama City and Homs City. http://www.almasdarnews.com/article/rus ... irst-time/
Re: SYRIA
Enviado: Seg Out 05, 2015 8:23 am
por Quiron
VLADIMIR Putin is preparing to send 150,000 troops to Syria in a bid to wipe out the evil Islamic State once and for all.
By SCOTT CAMPBELL
PUBLISHED: 06:43, Mon, Oct 5, 2015 | UPDATED: 10:41, Mon, Oct 5, 2015
Putin is reportedly ramping up his military mission in Syria
The Russian leader is reportedly mounting an enormous military mission to take control of the terror group's stronghold of Raqqa.
The city is the self-declared capital of ISIS in Syria and is patrolled by as many as 5,000 jihadi members.
Putin is set to mobilise 150,000 reservists who he conscripted into the military earlier this week.
An insider revealed: "It is very clear that Russia wants to sweep up the west of the country, taking Raqqa and all the oil and gas resources around Palmyra.
"This is fast becoming a race to Raqqa – to secure the oil fields they need to cleanse the region of insurgents, and the IS capital is vital to do that."
It comes a day after Russian jets obliterated nine ISIS outposts in just 24 hours using bunker-busting bombs.
Russian jets pounded terrorist targets and blew up a command centre, potentially killing dozens of fighters.
Confirming the successful raids, Andrei Kartapolov from the Russian army vowed to ramp up the pressure, saying: "We will not only continue strikes... We will also increase their intensity."
And Russian Defence Ministry spokesman Igor Konashenkov said: "Over the past 24 hours, Sukhoi Su-34 and Su-24M fighter jets have performed 20 sorties and hit nine Islamic State installations.
“A bunker-busting BETAB-500 air bomb dropped from a Sukhoi Su-34 bomber near Raqqa has eliminated the command post of one of the terror groups, together with an underground storage facility for explosives and munitions.
"These and other highly exact means of attack in recent days have been used to target objects of Islamic State terrorists.
"Command posts, stores of weapons and oil products, workshops where weapons of suicide bombers are made."
Meanwhile a terrorism expert revealed to Express.co.uk that ISIS have vastly exaggerated their military strength and called on Western leaders to launch a co-ordinated fightback which would obliterate the hate group.
Dr Afzal Ashraf said ISIS has become its own worst enemy with its campaign of terror against the West, which has prompted an international backlash.
He said: "This mythical state will disappear in a matter of hours once the international community decides to act.
"It won't take very long at all to drive them, if not out of all of Iraq or Syria, then certainly the majority of their territories.
"They will hide in towns, but I would say do not to follow them as they would use innocent civilians as human shields."
David Cameron initially gave the Russian air strikes a cautious welcome and said the UK would need to look "very carefully" at Putin's operations.
But yesterday he warned the intervention is making the situation worse and helping to support the "butcher" president Bashar Assad.
Seperately Mr Cameron pledged to "beef up" the SAS and double the number of British drones to combat ISIS militants in an interview ahead of today's Conservative conference.
The Prime Minister said investment in special forces and surveillance was essential to meeting the terrorist threat facing the UK.
He revealed that the UK will buy a fleet of 20 new Protector drones capable of targeting IS extremists in Iraq and Syria.
VLADIMIR Putin is preparing to send 150,000 troops to Syria in a bid to wipe out the evil Islamic State once and for all.
By SCOTT CAMPBELL
PUBLISHED: 06:43, Mon, Oct 5, 2015 | UPDATED: 10:41, Mon, Oct 5, 2015
Putin is reportedly ramping up his military mission in Syria
The Russian leader is reportedly mounting an enormous military mission to take control of the terror group's stronghold of Raqqa.
The city is the self-declared capital of ISIS in Syria and is patrolled by as many as 5,000 jihadi members.
Putin is set to mobilise 150,000 reservists who he conscripted into the military earlier this week.
An insider revealed: "It is very clear that Russia wants to sweep up the west of the country, taking Raqqa and all the oil and gas resources around Palmyra.
"This is fast becoming a race to Raqqa – to secure the oil fields they need to cleanse the region of insurgents, and the IS capital is vital to do that."
It comes a day after Russian jets obliterated nine ISIS outposts in just 24 hours using bunker-busting bombs.
Russian jets pounded terrorist targets and blew up a command centre, potentially killing dozens of fighters.
Confirming the successful raids, Andrei Kartapolov from the Russian army vowed to ramp up the pressure, saying: "We will not only continue strikes... We will also increase their intensity."
And Russian Defence Ministry spokesman Igor Konashenkov said: "Over the past 24 hours, Sukhoi Su-34 and Su-24M fighter jets have performed 20 sorties and hit nine Islamic State installations.
“A bunker-busting BETAB-500 air bomb dropped from a Sukhoi Su-34 bomber near Raqqa has eliminated the command post of one of the terror groups, together with an underground storage facility for explosives and munitions.
"These and other highly exact means of attack in recent days have been used to target objects of Islamic State terrorists.
"Command posts, stores of weapons and oil products, workshops where weapons of suicide bombers are made."
Meanwhile a terrorism expert revealed to Express.co.uk that ISIS have vastly exaggerated their military strength and called on Western leaders to launch a co-ordinated fightback which would obliterate the hate group.
Dr Afzal Ashraf said ISIS has become its own worst enemy with its campaign of terror against the West, which has prompted an international backlash.
He said: "This mythical state will disappear in a matter of hours once the international community decides to act.
"It won't take very long at all to drive them, if not out of all of Iraq or Syria, then certainly the majority of their territories.
"They will hide in towns, but I would say do not to follow them as they would use innocent civilians as human shields."
David Cameron initially gave the Russian air strikes a cautious welcome and said the UK would need to look "very carefully" at Putin's operations.
But yesterday he warned the intervention is making the situation worse and helping to support the "butcher" president Bashar Assad.
Seperately Mr Cameron pledged to "beef up" the SAS and double the number of British drones to combat ISIS militants in an interview ahead of today's Conservative conference.
The Prime Minister said investment in special forces and surveillance was essential to meeting the terrorist threat facing the UK.
He revealed that the UK will buy a fleet of 20 new Protector drones capable of targeting IS extremists in Iraq and Syria.
