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Krokodajl wrote:Jedino sto mi je drago u svemu ovome je da se Saxx vratio na forum

The 51st State wrote:

General War wrote:

“The president is not ending the war. He’s creating a bigger war if he does not change course,” Graham said.

vakih smo se u ratu naslusali koliko hoces,

insomnia78 wrote:

The 51st State wrote:Dje li je onaj sto je se zajebavo na eufratu?

Zajbaje se na Majni

The 51st State wrote:
eto beka graham razumije, pojasni na sta mislis?

General War wrote:

salik79 wrote:
A Revolucija se desila iz bonluka koji im je sah donio?! Dakle, Iranci legalno izaberu vlast, koja nije po volji Amerima, oni je sruse, instaliraju svoju marionetu, a oni nemaju pravo (u svojoj zemlji) ustati i srusiti je?!

Pa jeste, slao je migove i miraze da bombarduju Iran. Drugi put artikulisi ono sto zelis reci.

Pitam te - odakle Asadu isti plin?

Ma nemoj, a kako ces znati je li irancima dokundisao? Rek'o Homeini iz francuske?
Nisu ni sa Homeinijem iranci nista legalno izabrali vecinom ,niti su se sta pitali...pusti se spina ba.
E jebi ga, o svojoj domovini ne znas osnove


Da, Assad je dobio plin iz iraka.

Besides, Iran has property claims of its own -- against Iraq: The eight-year war Iraq started by invading Iran in 1980 caused damage estimated at $1 trillion. The planes now held by Iran were worth just a small fraction of that when they landed in Iran, and Mr. Zarif notes that Iran has incurred costs in warehousing them and in rolling out antiaircraft batteries during the Gulf War to protect them.

On the other hand, if Iran truly has kept the best Iraqi planes parked for seven years, "the tires are going to go flat," says Michael Eisenstadt of the Washington Institute for Near East Policy, who has tried to make a study of the matter. "They may not even be able to start the engines up, or operate the hydraulics," he adds. "They're probably nonfunctional at this point."

For the record, Iran denies that it has made use of any Iraqi fighter planes. Iran Air did repaint and reuse one civilian Iraqi jet after discovering that it was actually an Iranian jet that Iraq had captured and repainted during the Iran-Iraq war, says Ahmad Reza Kazemi, chairman of Iran Air.

Turkey must pay a heavy price for attacking our Syrian Kurdish partners. Senators on both sides of the aisle won't support abandoning the one regional group most responsible for putting ISIS on its heels. Our bipartisan sanctions bill is being finalized now.

Kikibombona wrote:Najveci kurdski grad Kamislo je u plamenu...

https://mobile.twitter.com/cmoc_sdf/sta ... 0032596995

Americki senatori kazu da odmah slijede sankcije za Tursku

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Evropa standardno zabrinuta i poziva Tursku da zaustave agresiju

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Sve isto kao za vrijeme rata u BiH, sto se tice odnosa zapada.

salik79 wrote:

General War wrote:

salik79 wrote:
A Revolucija se desila iz bonluka koji im je sah donio?! Dakle, Iranci legalno izaberu vlast, koja nije po volji Amerima, oni je sruse, instaliraju svoju marionetu, a oni nemaju pravo (u svojoj zemlji) ustati i srusiti je?!

Pa jeste, slao je migove i miraze da bombarduju Iran. Drugi put artikulisi ono sto zelis reci.

Pitam te - odakle Asadu isti plin?

Ma nemoj, a kako ces znati je li irancima dokundisao? Rek'o Homeini iz francuske?
Nisu ni sa Homeinijem iranci nista legalno izabrali vecinom ,niti su se sta pitali...pusti se spina ba.
E jebi ga, o svojoj domovini ne znas osnove


Da, Assad je dobio plin iz iraka.

Do dana danasnjeg niko nije ni pokusao osporiti Islamsku revoluciju u Iranu, milione ljudi na ulicama niko nije mogao sakriti, ali, eto, ti si se nasao, kao prvi i jedini, koji ce to pokusati.


A snimak ti je vrh (ono 100% dokaz za nesto ), ali eto, i to izgooglah:

Besides, Iran has property claims of its own -- against Iraq: The eight-year war Iraq started by invading Iran in 1980 caused damage estimated at $1 trillion. The planes now held by Iran were worth just a small fraction of that when they landed in Iran, and Mr. Zarif notes that Iran has incurred costs in warehousing them and in rolling out antiaircraft batteries during the Gulf War to protect them.

On the other hand, if Iran truly has kept the best Iraqi planes parked for seven years, "the tires are going to go flat," says Michael Eisenstadt of the Washington Institute for Near East Policy, who has tried to make a study of the matter. "They may not even be able to start the engines up, or operate the hydraulics," he adds. "They're probably nonfunctional at this point."

For the record, Iran denies that it has made use of any Iraqi fighter planes. Iran Air did repaint and reuse one civilian Iraqi jet after discovering that it was actually an Iranian jet that Iraq had captured and repainted during the Iran-Iraq war, says Ahmad Reza Kazemi, chairman of Iran Air.

https://www.wsj.com/articles/SB893731313729151000

Daj nam sada malo ovakvih "dokaza" za plin

The Kurdish-led Syrian Democratic Forces (SDF), a key US partner in the fight against ISIS, have suspended their operations countering the militant group, according to a US official.

The SDF said it had halted counter-ISIS operations to focus on the Turkish offensive.

SDF spokesman Mustafa Bali tweeted Wednesday that the forces would "clash against the Turks to stop them from crossing the border.

"We will use all our possibilities against Turkish aggression," Bali said.

Krokodajl wrote:Mogla bi... al neće.

geralt wrote:Realno, YPG je imao godine da se za ovo pripremi. Najkasnije nakon Afrina im je moralo biti jasno da ce ih Turska prije ili kasnije napasti i da ne mogu dugorocno racunati na zastitu Amerikanaca. Imaju ljudstvo, oruzje, borbeno iskustvo i prostor za manevrisanje. Ako ce im se sva strategija svesti na "kme", onda nisu bolje ni zasluzili.

General War wrote:

salik79 wrote:
Do dana danasnjeg niko nije ni pokusao osporiti Islamsku revoluciju u Iranu, milione ljudi na ulicama niko nije mogao sakriti, ali, eto, ti si se nasao, kao prvi i jedini, koji ce to pokusati.


A snimak ti je vrh (ono 100% dokaz za nesto ), ali eto, i to izgooglah:

Besides, Iran has property claims of its own -- against Iraq: The eight-year war Iraq started by invading Iran in 1980 caused damage estimated at $1 trillion. The planes now held by Iran were worth just a small fraction of that when they landed in Iran, and Mr. Zarif notes that Iran has incurred costs in warehousing them and in rolling out antiaircraft batteries during the Gulf War to protect them.

On the other hand, if Iran truly has kept the best Iraqi planes parked for seven years, "the tires are going to go flat," says Michael Eisenstadt of the Washington Institute for Near East Policy, who has tried to make a study of the matter. "They may not even be able to start the engines up, or operate the hydraulics," he adds. "They're probably nonfunctional at this point."

For the record, Iran denies that it has made use of any Iraqi fighter planes. Iran Air did repaint and reuse one civilian Iraqi jet after discovering that it was actually an Iranian jet that Iraq had captured and repainted during the Iran-Iraq war, says Ahmad Reza Kazemi, chairman of Iran Air.

https://www.wsj.com/articles/SB893731313729151000

Daj nam sada malo ovakvih "dokaza" za plin

Hajd ba ne lafinaj.
Oni sto su se bunili i pobunili zavrsili na vjesalima...malo malo pa nekakvi neredi kod tvojih mula.
Jasta je dokaz, eto tvoji revolucionari zarobili ih..ljudi fino preletili i predali avione po naredbi Sadama, zakletog neprijatelja irana.
Pa de opet neku ambasadu napadnite, mozda sad dobijete i djelove

Fallaci recalled that she found Khomeini intelligent, and “the most handsome old man I had ever met in my life. He resembled the ‘Moses’ sculpted by Michelangelo.” And, she said, Khomeini was “not a puppet like Arafat or Qaddafi or the many other dictators I met in the Islamic world. He was a sort of Pope, a sort of king—a real leader. And it did not take long to realize that in spite of his quiet appearance he represented the Robespierre or the Lenin of something which would go very far and would poison the world. People loved him too much. They saw in him another Prophet. Worse: a God.”

AFP/BREAKING/: White House calls Turkey operation in Syria a "bad idea"