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jeanscofield escreveu:Engraçado essa matéria do Fantástico, atribuíram os avanços contra o Ei a coalizao liderada pelos EUA kkkkkk

Pois é, nenhum comentário sobre os Russos

A maioria dos jornalistas e "especialistas" brasileiros apenas lê as manchetes da CNN e as repete com ares de professor universitário.

Síria no pré guerra e durante o conflito

Dia complicado para as forças de Assad.

Grandes atentados em Homs e Damasco (+150 mortos).

A sul de Aleppo o ISIS avançou e tomou a rodovia que é a principal rota de suprimentos para os combatentes de Aleppo e norte.



abraços

Me parece que a rota foi recuperada a pouco.

No mapa e a disposição tática e o corte da via vital. Esta situação não pode perdurar para sempre é preciso aumentar a largura da via com consequência se ela for hostilizada toda hora a coisa pode ficar ruim em Alepo Ocidental.

As tropas sírias tinham ou tem um incrível problema de treinamento principalmente em divisões que não eram a 4º Divisão Blindada, Guarda Republicana ou unidades de operações especiais (os para-quedistas) e mesmo assim havia uma profunda falta de coordenação entre o artilheiro e o piloto com os infantes que precisavam urgente deste apoio de fogo no campo de batalha. Os russos já melhoraram muito, isto em partes é claro. Bom, mesmo assim ainda falta criar uma reserva estratégica bem treinada para atuar com decisão no campo de batalha e transformar pequenas sucessos em vitórias retumbantes.

E não esquecer que os russos estão implementando a cultura essencial de reparação de equipamentos simples (grave erro do Estado Maior Sírio) como tanques, blindados e canhões sendo fundamental para se chegar ao sucesso prolongado das operações.

A Síria sofre o mal de ser um país pequeno com exército numeroso, com o inevitável resultado da falta de treinamento de doutrina, nesse aspecto a ajuda russa se torna uma grande multiplicadora de forças.

Quanto ao treinamento, 3 anos de guerra já devem ter ajeitado isso.

Tá ficando cada vez mais difícil para os Turcos se aventurarem em território Sírio.

US SUPPLIES JAVELIN MISSILES TO THE YPG IN SYRIA
February 23, 2016

Recently in Syria, the Kurdish militias of the YPG and YPJ have been making several advances in northern Syria, both against the terrorist group, ISIS and also against 'moderate' rebel groups and Islamist factions. These gains have come thanks to simultaneous assaults on rebel areas by government forces supported by Russian airstrikes and because of this, many groups rightly or wrongly believe that the Kurds are working with the regime and/or Russia.

If true, this would be a disaster for the US who were seen as the Kurds main backers and protectors, especially during the siege of Kobane in 2014 in which US air support played a vital role in pushing back ISIS. However, in recent times it appears that the Kurds are swaying towards Russia's sphere of influence, even opening an office for 'Rojava' (Kurdish word for west, also the name of their prospective nation in northern Syria) in Moscow, Russia.

However, recent developments show that the Kurds might still side with the US. Just today an image has surfaced of Kurdish fighters with a Javelin anti-tank missile.



This missile is different to other anti-tank missiles seen in the conflict so far as it is 'fire and forget' whereas other ATGMs (anti-tank guided missiles) such as the US made TOW or the Russian made Kornet require the gunner to manually guide the missile to the target. The missile also uses a 'dual charge' HEAT (High Explosive Anti Tank) warhead designed to neutralise ERA (Explosive Reactive Armour). Needless to say, this is the most advanced weapon that the Kurdish militias have had on the ground. Whether the weapon is being operated by the Kurds themselves or by US special forces operating alongside them is unknown, but nonetheless this represents a large increase of support for the Kurds from the US.

The system may have already seen action in Syria when a video emerged of an ISIS VBIED (vehicle borne improvised explosive device) being struck by a missile before it could reach SDF (Syrian Democratic Forces) positions.

What this development means in terms of the war on a wider scale is unknown. At the moment the Kurds are fighting against both ISIS and other rebel groups. This being said, it is likely that the US will only allow this weapon to be used against ISIS to avoid angering their allies in the region such as Saudi Arabia and Turkey, both of whom are supporting rebel groups currently fighting against the SDF.

denilson escreveu:

jeanscofield escreveu:Engraçado essa matéria do Fantástico, atribuíram os avanços contra o Ei a coalizao liderada pelos EUA kkkkkk

Pois é, nenhum comentário sobre os Russos

É patético o nível de manipulação.

Grep escreveu:

denilson escreveu: Pois é, nenhum comentário sobre os Russos

É patético o nível de manipulação.

wagnerm25 escreveu:Tá ficando cada vez mais difícil para os Turcos se aventurarem em território Sírio.

US SUPPLIES JAVELIN MISSILES TO THE YPG IN SYRIA
February 23, 2016

Recently in Syria, the Kurdish militias of the YPG and YPJ have been making several advances in northern Syria, both against the terrorist group, ISIS and also against 'moderate' rebel groups and Islamist factions. These gains have come thanks to simultaneous assaults on rebel areas by government forces supported by Russian airstrikes and because of this, many groups rightly or wrongly believe that the Kurds are working with the regime and/or Russia.

If true, this would be a disaster for the US who were seen as the Kurds main backers and protectors, especially during the siege of Kobane in 2014 in which US air support played a vital role in pushing back ISIS. However, in recent times it appears that the Kurds are swaying towards Russia's sphere of influence, even opening an office for 'Rojava' (Kurdish word for west, also the name of their prospective nation in northern Syria) in Moscow, Russia.

However, recent developments show that the Kurds might still side with the US. Just today an image has surfaced of Kurdish fighters with a Javelin anti-tank missile.



This missile is different to other anti-tank missiles seen in the conflict so far as it is 'fire and forget' whereas other ATGMs (anti-tank guided missiles) such as the US made TOW or the Russian made Kornet require the gunner to manually guide the missile to the target. The missile also uses a 'dual charge' HEAT (High Explosive Anti Tank) warhead designed to neutralise ERA (Explosive Reactive Armour). Needless to say, this is the most advanced weapon that the Kurdish militias have had on the ground. Whether the weapon is being operated by the Kurds themselves or by US special forces operating alongside them is unknown, but nonetheless this represents a large increase of support for the Kurds from the US.

The system may have already seen action in Syria when a video emerged of an ISIS VBIED (vehicle borne improvised explosive device) being struck by a missile before it could reach SDF (Syrian Democratic Forces) positions.

What this development means in terms of the war on a wider scale is unknown. At the moment the Kurds are fighting against both ISIS and other rebel groups. This being said, it is likely that the US will only allow this weapon to be used against ISIS to avoid angering their allies in the region such as Saudi Arabia and Turkey, both of whom are supporting rebel groups currently fighting against the SDF.

Baita recado.

Alguém arrisca dizer se esse carro-bomba foi destruído por um Javelin? Não me parece um ângulo de ataque compatível com um ataque aéreo.

A capital do EI tem alguma proteção elevada para segurar os avanços do Exército Sírio?
Caso Raqqa caia, quais são os possíveis rumos que o EI tomaria?
E como está a situação no Iraque? O Exército Iraquiano continua firme na retomada?

brasil70 escreveu:A capital do EI tem alguma proteção elevada para segurar os avanços do Exército Sírio?
Caso Raqqa caia, quais são os possíveis rumos que o EI tomaria?
E como está a situação no Iraque? O Exército Iraquiano continua firme na retomada?

Provavelmente seguirão para DeirZor e Iraque e fronteira turca. A queda dessa gente só se daria quando os curdos cortarem sua rota de abastecimento via Turquia.