Good work Singhaji. I am sure lot of people visit and appreciate the diligent efforts you put tracking the war against jihadis.
Re: Levant crisis - III
Posted: 14 Jul 2017 23:37
by darshhan
Singha wrote:it is claimed china plans some industrial parks in syria to create 40k jobs.
the syrians are desperate for economic rebuild and will take whatever comes up. they have no rich friends.
Iraq will fare better on this due to its oil wealth plus western backers especially for its kurdish factions.
Syria will definitely have isssues. God knows how they will manage. Maybe Iran might chip in. I doubt Russians would do enough since they are themselves not in optimum economic health. And I dont think syrians have that much oil or mineral wealth to begin with. Maybe alawite areas would face better. Aid from countries like India or China would be critical for Syria.
Re: Levant crisis - III
Posted: 14 Jul 2017 23:47
by darshhan
On the other hand some days back I was watching Sudhir Choudhary's report on Syrian civil war on Zee news. Great effort on his part. During the course of the report I was pleasantly surprised to note the quality of roads in an active warzone. I mean such roads would would do Delhi or Bangalore proud. Amazing workmanship. How they manage and sustain it all during civil war is a mystery?
One point Sudhir repeatedly made during his show is that Syrian people were extremely proud of their nation. I think that makes the difference wrt quality.
Ha! They gave away our secret! Look at the word "ULAN" prominently above the door.
Re: Levant crisis - III
Posted: 15 Jul 2017 21:13
by UlanBatori
Singhaji, Usual Quarters are about "torture" and "executions" by Iraqi Special Forces in Mosul. Some very heart-warming videos of boots being used in gentle passing caresses on some, plus another suspended from the ceiling and getting his (facial) cheeks caressed around a bit. I assume there were more heart-warming scenes there that I did not explore. The commander was interviewed:
Yes, we made some mistakes. But we made those mistakes with the ISIS and other enemy forces, so we are very proud of our mistakes.
In one scene troops broke into a room in a house where an (ISIS, who else) beard was peacefully lying in bed with wom(e/a)n, presumably his wife/wives etc. The troops gently extricated him from said surroundings (he was fully dressed), got him into a separate room, pulled the curtains and caressed his cheeks several times before the video ended. Presumably asking him for some kind words, but he was silent.
The report also spoke of "civilians" being taught to fly by launching from high bldgs. Hopefully they were ISIS mullahs used to doing worse to ppl. Maybe they were conserving bullets.
Other reports of "summary executions" by bullet.
Re: Levant crisis - III
Posted: 15 Jul 2017 21:15
by UlanBatori
I think they have yet to discover the exciting game of tying an ISIS beard to an ATGM or to one of those cooking-gsa cylinder rockets and launching him. Surely the missile can take the weight if launched say at 45 degrees? **OF COURSE I do not condone torture, and condom it in the strongest terms*** Look at the face of the Yezidi girl rescued after all these years, and tell me you want to ensure the Hyooman Rites of the captured ISIS Warriors. At minimum shouldn't their mijjiles be liberated from them?
Re: Levant crisis - III
Posted: 15 Jul 2017 22:06
by Singha
Isis threw numerous gay ppl to death from tall buildings as per quranic norms
Let them be fully punished now who raped and sold even10 yr old girls
this includes 2 german tourist women at a hotel beach. a jihadi with a knife swam from a public beach to attack them
As ISIS is Israel+ Saudi Arabia with blessing of USA, why are they killing Egyptians ie their Munnas?
Re: Levant crisis - III
Posted: 16 Jul 2017 00:00
by UlanBatori
ISIS = Israel+Saudis in Iraq+Syria?
It's more like ISUSTFGUQIS. Or, ISHiCISELP
Re: Levant crisis - III
Posted: 16 Jul 2017 08:06
by Singha
Egypt govt and isis are at war in sinai desert
Beach resorts full of targets are in sharm al sheikh in sinai and across red sea in mainland egypt popular with euros and diving crowd
Re: Levant crisis - III
Posted: 16 Jul 2017 09:00
by Singha
Mosul Eye عين الموصل @MosulEye Jul 13
Replying to @MosulEye
2 of them died 2 others injured in this prison in the first Iraqi Airstrike 25/7/2014.
I do not remember who asked me about this, so please retweet it, probably he will see it.
He said that one of them named Amjad, he can recognize them if he sees their pictures.
Someone asked me about the 39 kidnapped Indian workers in Mosul, if you see this tweet, I have got someone who was with them 4 of them
Re: Levant crisis - III
Posted: 16 Jul 2017 12:02
by Austin
Russian Air Force precise targeting on ISIL objects
Re: Levant crisis - III
Posted: 16 Jul 2017 14:24
by Singha
Low est of isis dead in mosul 7000 incl 700 foreign
High est is 25000
A few 100 to low 1000s either escaped to syria or tal afar
The ones in tal afar pocket perhaps another 5000 will die soon
The foreign emirs in tal afar have killed the iraqi emirs and taken over
Another 2000 will die in raqqa
Over rest of syria cannot be more than 7000 dispersed all over
Re: Levant crisis - III
Posted: 16 Jul 2017 14:29
by Singha
So overall let is say 15000 done another 15000 to go
Re: Levant crisis - III
Posted: 16 Jul 2017 18:49
by Singha
Iraqi imam ali brigade of pmu sending a fresh batch to fight on the border
It seems the golden div isof and ct police were against the decision to kill the defeated isis in old city but the 9 and 16 divs willing and did it
Sounds like a dharmaraja ashwathama the elephant is dead kind of tale
Re: Levant crisis - III
Posted: 16 Jul 2017 22:57
by UlanBatori
Just a quick warning to all: (after I decided not to post something stupid)
If my relative or friend was one of those missing, I would be desperately scanning the web and twitter for any indication - and this thread would be one of my top hopeful locations. Pls be sensitive to that in posting any grand thoughts/ bright ideas ...
Re: Levant crisis - III
Posted: 17 Jul 2017 07:25
by Singha
Understood deleted my posts
Re: Levant crisis - III
Posted: 17 Jul 2017 07:47
by Singha
Dispute between two christian pmu units nineveh protection force and babylon brigade
Taking advantage of it the isis probably hit badush
Re: Levant crisis - III
Posted: 17 Jul 2017 18:18
by IndraD
Life amidst sex maniac ISIS fighters-ISIS brides flee caliphate as noose tightens on terror group
The French woman recalls arriving in Raqqa and swiftly being placed in a women's dormitory, a "madafa" she calls it, where new female arrivals waited to be selected by ISIS fighters. She says she was shocked by the dormitory's rules and its relentless rounds of speed dating -- a jihadi form of Tinder.
"When the woman arrives in this madafa, she makes a sort of CV," Saida says. "She puts down her age, her name, what her personality is like, and what she looks for in a man. And men also post their CVs. It's 'dating.'"
"So you meet, you talk for 15-20 minutes, and then it's a yes or no. If they both agree then they get married. It's very quick," she adds.
"They say they want to jihad for the sake of Allah, but what they want is only about women and sex. It's disgusting," Rahma says.
"I heard if they marry a widow they will get a thousand dollars," Fina adds. "They ask me to marry in the morning and they want the answer from the night."
Noor says she was most shocked by the infighting in the all-female dorm.
"The manner of the women inside the dorm is very different, it is very far from Islam," she says. "[They have a] harsh manner, gossiping, shout at each other, back biting, and fighting between the women. Oh I was very surprised."
In the south near t2 the syrians are stuck for 2 weeks unable to make progress at hanimah . Today a attack was beaten by isis with loss of 30.
Re: Levant crisis - III
Posted: 17 Jul 2017 22:10
by Singha
Syrians need better units on t2 front than just militias
But perhaps idea is to stir the pot on a wide front there and pull isis from other fronts
Re: Levant crisis - III
Posted: 18 Jul 2017 01:13
by dnivas
Singha wrote:
rsingh wrote:Hats off Saar, you are still on guard. Mortals like me, forgot who is fighting whom.
its a lonely vigil in the desert, but someone has to stand at the post.
Thanks a lot.!!!!
Re: Levant crisis - III
Posted: 18 Jul 2017 09:06
by Singha
Singha wrote:Syrians need better units on t2 front than just militias
But perhaps idea is to stir the pot on a wide front there and pull isis from other fronts
laxity all around. they need some repub guard infantry formations urgently to tighten things up.
a sleeping camp was totally overrun by a suprise mobile column, 12 people captured and beheaded+burned, rest scattered into the desert. granted the desert is vast and surprise attacks can happen but the camp should have been protected by berms from the accompanying dozers .... this is ALWAYS done by vigilant units like tigers, deir azzor(whose berms are 3 storeys tall sometimes to withstand truck sized VBIEDs) and even the PMU has proven chatur and alert in beating off 100s of VBIEd attacks followed by the howling mob in technicals.
the syrians need to take stock, revisit their command structure and plans in that region and reformat if they want to get anywhere near Al bu kamal via T2. the Iraqis also need to clean up their side of the border which is the exposed right flank. else its just a needless series of reverses and useful men getting killed for no fault of their own but leadership failure.
Re: Levant crisis - III
Posted: 18 Jul 2017 09:09
by Singha
yusha yuseef has released this current map of tiger forces advance, but he says cannot report on another movement for now
people are speculating per a US-Russi aggreement, the tigers have reached the euphrates south of raqqa with help of SDF not contesting that.
Re: Levant crisis - III
Posted: 18 Jul 2017 09:10
by Singha
Yusha Yuseef erified account @MIG29_ 16h16 hours ago
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#Raqqa - Dier Ezoor || the biggest Advance for SAA Tiger forces Achieved A few days ago it was not announced
will news when Allow
one leaker had actually published a map I will try to find
Re: Levant crisis - III
Posted: 18 Jul 2017 09:15
by Singha
Ivan Sidorenko @IvanSidorenko1 1h1 hour ago
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#Syria Reports 2 Hours ago by #Tribal_Forces "Now Heavy Artillery & Rockets targeting #Sukhnah #Suknah in preparation for storming the city"
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about "torture" and "executions" by Iraqi Special Forces in Mosul. Some very heart-warming videos of boots being used in gentle passing caresses on some, plus another suspended from the ceiling and getting his (facial) cheeks caressed around a bit. I assume there were more heart-warming scenes there that I did not explore. The commander was interviewed:
being taught to fly by launching from high bldgs. Hopefully they were ISIS mullahs used to doing worse to ppl. Maybe they were conserving bullets.
