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“Free Army” targets 3 churches in Damascus, Syrian Army makes advances in Barzah
Syrian Arab Army regains control over Maheen in Homs and repels armed attack in Idlib “Free Army” fires mortar rounds killing 4 civilians on Bab Touma and al-QasaaTwo tunnels discovered in Barzah neighborhood, army advances in Dahr al-Mistah Baath Party official inspects situation in al-Sbeneh,
Damascus Countryside “Free Army” reportedly reacts to the repeated defeats by shelling Damascus
15 November ,2013 22:46 PM
Free Army militia has fired today several mortar rounds on residential areas in Damascus.
The shells hit a school and churches; the churches were al-Keldan, al-Latin and the Syrianic Catholic church as only material damage was reported due to the shelling.
Army advances in Barzah and Yalda
Units of Syrian Arab Army has conducted large-scale operations near The Oxygen Factory in al-Qaboun district as other units of army made notable advances in Barzah neighborhood in Damascus.
Also, units targeted headquarters of militias in Zamalka city near the Southern Mutahaleq.
More operations targeted militias in the groves of Deir-Salman town, al-Dilbeh town and the western part of al-Nashabiah area in Eastern Gouta. As a result of these operations, army managed to eliminate dozens of militants.
Moreover, clashes erupted between the army and militias on the outskirts of Hajira town near the towns of Yalda and Babbila.
Army controls Tal-Hasel in rural Aleppo
Syrian Army seized full control over Tal-Hasel town located in Aleppo suburbs. This was done after a series of large-scale and intensive operations through which the army managed to destroy headquarters of the militias operating in the area.
?Free Army? targets 3 churches in Damascus, Syrian Army makes advances in Barzah
1. Syrian army will win because they have defeated the Turks to their north. From a time when the Turkish media (including the US-backed Gulenist media) were openly talking of invading Syria completely ignoring the fact that it was a sovereign state, AKP Turkey has now washed its hands off the Wahabi-rebels, and a while ago found out that an attack on Syria would mean a war with Iran and the PKK.
2. Syria enjoys air supremacy.
Air superiority = a superior air force against a weaker one.
Air supremacy = complete control of the skies.
Syria has the second one and can pound the Wahabis and "rebels".
3. Syria has Russian support.
Russia considers the war in Syria as a war on Russia and will go to nuclear war to defend it if required, it is that serious.
Moscow also provides the Syrians with satellite images for the Syrian military to eliminate "rebel" targets.
4. The Syrians control the coast and ports thus access and supplies to and from the outside world.
5. The Nasserite military in Egypt has regained control and re-established ties with Baathist Syria and Egypt will not want Syria to fall to rebels. The loss of Egypt to the military is the biggest blow to "Islamist" forces in the region.
6. The Syrians have lost everything so nothing to lose but the more the war drags on the worse it is for:
- Turkey, hosting 0.6 million Syrian refugees.
- Small Jordan hosting 0.5 million Syrian refugees i.e less than 10% of the entire Jordanian population of 6 million.
Jordan in particular may not be able to take the strain, though it is being forced to due to Saudi pressure.
Jordan is in fact already majority Palestinian and minority Jordanian and now 0.5 million Syrians are in the country.
Jordan is poor and jobs are scarce, the people are hungry. Even before the war in Syria there were demonstrations in Jordan against the regime due to economic problems, the half a million Syrian refugees in the country have just made things worse.
The Saudis - having ousted the Qataris out of involvement in Syria - are now the only people left that are actively waging war on Syria as both the US and Turkey have stopped.
However there is a limit to how long the Saudi regime can continue to support terrorists by using Jordanian territory.
Saudi Arabia is preparing to expel 400,000 Yemeni workers from Saudi which will damage Yemen's economy heavily and the 400,000 Yemenis there will have little to do in poverty-stricken Yemen. This will also create regional instability and the Saudis mass expulsion of workers is ill-planned and being poorly managed. The Saudis are scared of a restive population rioting and turning on the regime so are trying to create jobs for locals, but local Saudis will not want to do menial jobs so the Saudi economy will just suffer meaning less Saudi money to sponsor terrorism in Syria and elsewhere in the Muslim world.
In the midst of all these problems and the recent Riyadh intifada by Ethiopians in Saudi, the Saudi regime is playing with fire by messing around with a Syrian military which enjoys air supremacy and the complete support of nuclear superpowers, Russia and China.
Syrian Arab Army regains control over Maheen in Homs and repels armed attack in Idlib “Free Army” fires mortar rounds killing 4 civilians on Bab Touma and al-QasaaTwo tunnels discovered in Barzah neighborhood, army advances in Dahr al-Mistah Baath Party official inspects situation in al-Sbeneh,
Damascus Countryside “Free Army” reportedly reacts to the repeated defeats by shelling Damascus
15 November ,2013 22:46 PM
Free Army militia has fired today several mortar rounds on residential areas in Damascus.
The shells hit a school and churches; the churches were al-Keldan, al-Latin and the Syrianic Catholic church as only material damage was reported due to the shelling.
Army advances in Barzah and Yalda
Units of Syrian Arab Army has conducted large-scale operations near The Oxygen Factory in al-Qaboun district as other units of army made notable advances in Barzah neighborhood in Damascus.
Also, units targeted headquarters of militias in Zamalka city near the Southern Mutahaleq.
More operations targeted militias in the groves of Deir-Salman town, al-Dilbeh town and the western part of al-Nashabiah area in Eastern Gouta. As a result of these operations, army managed to eliminate dozens of militants.
Moreover, clashes erupted between the army and militias on the outskirts of Hajira town near the towns of Yalda and Babbila.
Army controls Tal-Hasel in rural Aleppo
Syrian Army seized full control over Tal-Hasel town located in Aleppo suburbs. This was done after a series of large-scale and intensive operations through which the army managed to destroy headquarters of the militias operating in the area.
?Free Army? targets 3 churches in Damascus, Syrian Army makes advances in Barzah
1. Syrian army will win because they have defeated the Turks to their north. From a time when the Turkish media (including the US-backed Gulenist media) were openly talking of invading Syria completely ignoring the fact that it was a sovereign state, AKP Turkey has now washed its hands off the Wahabi-rebels, and a while ago found out that an attack on Syria would mean a war with Iran and the PKK.
2. Syria enjoys air supremacy.
Air superiority = a superior air force against a weaker one.
Air supremacy = complete control of the skies.
Syria has the second one and can pound the Wahabis and "rebels".
3. Syria has Russian support.
Russia considers the war in Syria as a war on Russia and will go to nuclear war to defend it if required, it is that serious.
Moscow also provides the Syrians with satellite images for the Syrian military to eliminate "rebel" targets.
4. The Syrians control the coast and ports thus access and supplies to and from the outside world.
5. The Nasserite military in Egypt has regained control and re-established ties with Baathist Syria and Egypt will not want Syria to fall to rebels. The loss of Egypt to the military is the biggest blow to "Islamist" forces in the region.
6. The Syrians have lost everything so nothing to lose but the more the war drags on the worse it is for:
- Turkey, hosting 0.6 million Syrian refugees.
- Small Jordan hosting 0.5 million Syrian refugees i.e less than 10% of the entire Jordanian population of 6 million.
Jordan in particular may not be able to take the strain, though it is being forced to due to Saudi pressure.
Jordan is in fact already majority Palestinian and minority Jordanian and now 0.5 million Syrians are in the country.
Jordan is poor and jobs are scarce, the people are hungry. Even before the war in Syria there were demonstrations in Jordan against the regime due to economic problems, the half a million Syrian refugees in the country have just made things worse.
The Saudis - having ousted the Qataris out of involvement in Syria - are now the only people left that are actively waging war on Syria as both the US and Turkey have stopped.
However there is a limit to how long the Saudi regime can continue to support terrorists by using Jordanian territory.
Saudi Arabia is preparing to expel 400,000 Yemeni workers from Saudi which will damage Yemen's economy heavily and the 400,000 Yemenis there will have little to do in poverty-stricken Yemen. This will also create regional instability and the Saudis mass expulsion of workers is ill-planned and being poorly managed. The Saudis are scared of a restive population rioting and turning on the regime so are trying to create jobs for locals, but local Saudis will not want to do menial jobs so the Saudi economy will just suffer meaning less Saudi money to sponsor terrorism in Syria and elsewhere in the Muslim world.
In the midst of all these problems and the recent Riyadh intifada by Ethiopians in Saudi, the Saudi regime is playing with fire by messing around with a Syrian military which enjoys air supremacy and the complete support of nuclear superpowers, Russia and China.
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