Sirija
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Herr Flick
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#36976 Re: Sirija
Po cbrt-u,saxxxx i Duckzz pobunjenicima jos malo fali da stignu do predsjednicke palate u Damasku
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sarajevoxxxx
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#36977 Re: Sirija
- U Rityanu i Hardatninu režim drži po jednu zgradu i sve te zgrade su u okruženju, baš kao i ona u Baškoju, gdje režim drži istočnu stranu sela, ali i tu je u okruženju.Naravno na karti to oni sve oboje u smislu režim drži pod kontrolom cijeli taj teritorij.Herr Flick wrote:Po cbrt-u,saxxxx i Duckzz pobunjenicima jos malo fali da stignu do predsjednicke palate u Damasku
- Trenutno režim gomila snage na aerodromu Nejrob i u regionu Šejh Nedžara i sprema se udariti na druge lokacije.Ovaj zadnji napad je trebao poslati poruku međunarodnoj zajednici da je režim taj koji drži stvari pod kontrolom i da je u stanju oslobađati okupirane teritorije, jer ovih dana je ponovo aktuelan prijedlog ovog međunarodnog izaslanika Stafan de Mistura koji je nedavno izjavio da je režim spreman prestati sa bombardovanjem Haleba 6 sedmica (valjda koliko je potrebno da se utvrdi na Baškoju).Umjesto toga vidjeli smo ogroman broj zarobljenih i na stotine poginulih režimskih vojnika, dakle, poslali su neku drugu sliku.Vidjet ćemo, ništa još nije gotovo.
- Također, opozicija u Deri tj. revolucionarno komandno vijeće je objavilo saopćenje s naslovom ''Iranska okupacija Sirije''.U saopćenju navode da je Iran sa svojim vojnim formacijama otvoreno napao Siriju, i za nasilje nad sirijskim narodom i masakre koje vrši Asad uz iransku podršku da direktno snose odgovornost savjet bezbjednosti, Arapska liga, i međunarodna zajednica.Traže hitno naoružavanje, savremeni PVO, raketne projektile, i sve ono što je potrebno da se odbrane od iranske agresije.
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fosna2014
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#36978 Re: Sirija
Hvala na ispravki.DuckZz wrote:fosna2014 wrote:*Pobunjenicka Al Hazm formacija se povlaci iz borbi u Alepu.
Prenosiš lažirane slike.
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cbrt
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#36979 Re: Sirija
Navodno jutros oslobođen ceo Al Malah
Ibn Nabih retweeted
أبو سمية الخالدي @Emerat_AQ_islam 41m41 minutes ago
JMWA/Ansar Al Deen : Al Malah has been liberated completely and the battle for Handrat begins https://twitter.com/almohagreen0/
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Bodkin
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#36980 Re: Sirija
Molio bih navijace da kad napisu da je neko mjesto oslobodjeno, da napisu od strane koga. Ne mozemo mi grah bacati da bi skontali koja je vasa strana
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Kikibombona
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#36981 Re: Sirija
Prema svim izvjestajima respektabilnih medija situacija po pobunjenike u Alepu je izuzetno kriticna. Samo je pitanje trenutka kada ce SAA krenuti u mnogo jacu ofanzivu nego je bila prethodna. Uspjeh je ostvaren, druga ofanziva ce za cilj imati spajanje sa Nublom i Zarom. Posto nema dovoljno Sirijaca da se bore za Nusru i slicne grupe, Turska ovih dana ubacila veliki broj Uzbekistsnaca i drugih dzihadista kako bi pokusali sprijeciti potpuno opkoljavanje Alepa.
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Naslovnica
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#36982 Re: Sirija
Ako se nekome da čitati, zanimljivo štivo.
ISIS Barbarians Face Their Own Internal Reign of Terror
The internal bloodletting among ISIS factions has begun, and could get much worse.
The propagandists of the putative Islamic State would have you believe it is just one big happy family, righteously slaughtering apostates, enslaving women (literally), beheading and burning alive its prisoners, all in the name of God. But quarrels over a range of issues—from divvying up of the spoils of war to competition over women and, yes, the handling of foreign hostages—point to a lot of trouble beneath the surface of this terror army.
This is according to political activists in northern Syria, including members of the a group called Raqqa Is Being Slaughtered Silently, which follows developments in ISIS very closely and appear to be well-sourced inside the city of Raqqa, which is the so-called Islamic State’s capital. The group reported on a failed Jordanianattempt to rescue Muadh al Kasasbeh, a downed pilot from the Jordan Air Force, and his subsequent execution, burned alive, weeks before the hideous video of his murder was made public by ISIS.
Commanders in the Aleppo Operations Room, a center coordinating activities of the U.S.-backed Free Syrian Army and other factions, tell The Daily Beast there has also been an increase in defections from ISIS ranks, especially among militants who have been selected for suicide-bomb missions.
On Friday, the Syrian Observatory for Human Rights reported that an ISIS cleric in Aleppo province who dared to criticize the immolation of Kasasbeh has been removed from his post by the “caliphate” leadership and will be put on trial by the group. The Saudi-born imam had said those responsible for the video-recorded murder are the ones who should be put on trial. ISIS has responded to criticism from Quranic scholars the world over, who say the execution was utterly un-Islamic, by posting a line on Twitter insisting it is permissible to burn an infidel to death. (For the record, Kasasbeh was not an infidel at all, but a devout Muslim who prayed before he took off on the mission that ended with his plane crashing, his capture, and his murder. But the caliph and his cronies claim they have the exclusive right to decide who is and is not a Muslim, and what is and is not the will of God.)
Some independent Syrian media reported that the head of the al Hisba police force in Raqqa, responsible for the enforcement of Sharia law, fled after trying to mount a coup. But Slaughtered Silently activists say the departure of Abu Talha al-Kuwaiti, along with nearly a dozen of his supporters, wasn’t the upshot of a takeover bid. They say it arose out of more petty but equally deadly disputes that had led to the execution earlier in the war of his patron, the governor of the Raqqa, who went by the name Abu Ayyub al-Ansari.
The ISIS leadership has issued no statement about any of these reported executions.
Punitive killings, the flight of some senior ISIS commanders, and the execution of more than 60 foreign fighters who wanted to leave in recent days risk provoking more flare-ups, say residents who recently escaped Raqqa.
When arguments spin out of control, they are elevated to the level of treason, and disobedience is automatically seen as rebellion deserving of summary execution, according to some of these activists.
Many militants feel greater loyalty to their sub-groups—whether based on nationality or ideological background. Others have tried to leave ISIS to join the ranks of Jabhat al Nusra, which remains affiliated with al Qaeda but also has proven itself an effective force against Syrian dictator Bashar al Assad.
“ISIS has erected barriers and checkpoints throughout Raqqa, because the defectors have freed some detainees from Jabhat al Nusra group,” says a Raqqa activist who goes by the name Abu Mohammed. “Most of the defectors have fled to Turkey after paying large amounts of money, while the rest went to the areas controlled by the Jabhat al Nusra group.”
Disobedience is automatically seen as rebellion deserving of summary execution.
The burning alive of Kasasbeh and the slaying of two Japanese hostages last month also prompted sharp divisions over whether the captives should have been swapped for militants imprisoned in Jordan or elsewhere, or whether they should have been slaughtered immediately without any bargaining or prolonged publicity-seeking, according to the Slaughtered Silently activists reporting out of Raqqa.
One of those, who goes by the name Hamood Almossa, says ISIS militants are divided into several competing groups: Some are extreme hardliners originally attracted by the harsh application of Sharia law; others are Syrian militants who now complain that they bore the brunt of the months-long fighting over the border town of Kobani and are reluctant to be used to reinforce ISIS units in neighboring Iraq. Still others are Gulf Arabs jealous of the power held by hardcore Iraqi militants who form the inner coterie of the ISIS leadership around Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi. The Gulf Arabs, many of whom are veterans from the conflicts in Afghanistan and Pakistan, feel excluded from overall decision-making.
North African recruits among the Islamic State’s estimated 20,000 foreign fighters are among the most disgruntled, the Raqqa activists say. They complain they receive less than Gulf Arabs, Europeans, and Chechens who are paid as much as $1,000 a month. They grumble about missing out on many of the spoils of war, including women slaves and jihadi brides. Like local Syrian fighters, North African recruits say they have been used as cannon fodder, especially in the battle for Kobani.
Last week, four Tunisian recruits who joined ISIS months ago were executed in the neighborhood of Rumaila in central Raqqa, say opposition activists. They were described as traitors. Two other Tunisians, possibly along with family members, were executed in the Eddekhar neighborhood of Raqqa.
The quarrels and executions trigger more cycles of revenge as commanders and groups compete and jockey for power and survival. The disputes over the fate of Kasasbeh and the Japanese captives “raised the ire of the [Raqqa] security office, which started to eliminate a number of members who have become skeptical about the application of the law of God,” says Almossa.
The ISIS infighting and internal disputes could be likened to the Reign of Terror stage in the French Revolution, when Maximilien Robespierre sent revolutionaries as well foes to the guillotine.
Activists and Syrian Kurdish commanders in northeast Syria say the failure to capture Kobani has been a key factor in lowering morale, especially among foreign fighters who had never experienced a serious reversal in northern Syria. Kurdish commanders in the once-beleaguered city say they have found mass graves of both Kurds and ISIS fighters in recent days, the most recent containing the bodies of 200 Islamic militants. They claim, too, some Syrian fighters with ISIS defected during the siege and escaped to Turkey.
ISIS Barbarians Face Their Own Internal Reign of Terror
The internal bloodletting among ISIS factions has begun, and could get much worse.
The propagandists of the putative Islamic State would have you believe it is just one big happy family, righteously slaughtering apostates, enslaving women (literally), beheading and burning alive its prisoners, all in the name of God. But quarrels over a range of issues—from divvying up of the spoils of war to competition over women and, yes, the handling of foreign hostages—point to a lot of trouble beneath the surface of this terror army.
This is according to political activists in northern Syria, including members of the a group called Raqqa Is Being Slaughtered Silently, which follows developments in ISIS very closely and appear to be well-sourced inside the city of Raqqa, which is the so-called Islamic State’s capital. The group reported on a failed Jordanianattempt to rescue Muadh al Kasasbeh, a downed pilot from the Jordan Air Force, and his subsequent execution, burned alive, weeks before the hideous video of his murder was made public by ISIS.
Commanders in the Aleppo Operations Room, a center coordinating activities of the U.S.-backed Free Syrian Army and other factions, tell The Daily Beast there has also been an increase in defections from ISIS ranks, especially among militants who have been selected for suicide-bomb missions.
On Friday, the Syrian Observatory for Human Rights reported that an ISIS cleric in Aleppo province who dared to criticize the immolation of Kasasbeh has been removed from his post by the “caliphate” leadership and will be put on trial by the group. The Saudi-born imam had said those responsible for the video-recorded murder are the ones who should be put on trial. ISIS has responded to criticism from Quranic scholars the world over, who say the execution was utterly un-Islamic, by posting a line on Twitter insisting it is permissible to burn an infidel to death. (For the record, Kasasbeh was not an infidel at all, but a devout Muslim who prayed before he took off on the mission that ended with his plane crashing, his capture, and his murder. But the caliph and his cronies claim they have the exclusive right to decide who is and is not a Muslim, and what is and is not the will of God.)
Some independent Syrian media reported that the head of the al Hisba police force in Raqqa, responsible for the enforcement of Sharia law, fled after trying to mount a coup. But Slaughtered Silently activists say the departure of Abu Talha al-Kuwaiti, along with nearly a dozen of his supporters, wasn’t the upshot of a takeover bid. They say it arose out of more petty but equally deadly disputes that had led to the execution earlier in the war of his patron, the governor of the Raqqa, who went by the name Abu Ayyub al-Ansari.
The ISIS leadership has issued no statement about any of these reported executions.
Punitive killings, the flight of some senior ISIS commanders, and the execution of more than 60 foreign fighters who wanted to leave in recent days risk provoking more flare-ups, say residents who recently escaped Raqqa.
When arguments spin out of control, they are elevated to the level of treason, and disobedience is automatically seen as rebellion deserving of summary execution, according to some of these activists.
Many militants feel greater loyalty to their sub-groups—whether based on nationality or ideological background. Others have tried to leave ISIS to join the ranks of Jabhat al Nusra, which remains affiliated with al Qaeda but also has proven itself an effective force against Syrian dictator Bashar al Assad.
“ISIS has erected barriers and checkpoints throughout Raqqa, because the defectors have freed some detainees from Jabhat al Nusra group,” says a Raqqa activist who goes by the name Abu Mohammed. “Most of the defectors have fled to Turkey after paying large amounts of money, while the rest went to the areas controlled by the Jabhat al Nusra group.”
Disobedience is automatically seen as rebellion deserving of summary execution.
The burning alive of Kasasbeh and the slaying of two Japanese hostages last month also prompted sharp divisions over whether the captives should have been swapped for militants imprisoned in Jordan or elsewhere, or whether they should have been slaughtered immediately without any bargaining or prolonged publicity-seeking, according to the Slaughtered Silently activists reporting out of Raqqa.
One of those, who goes by the name Hamood Almossa, says ISIS militants are divided into several competing groups: Some are extreme hardliners originally attracted by the harsh application of Sharia law; others are Syrian militants who now complain that they bore the brunt of the months-long fighting over the border town of Kobani and are reluctant to be used to reinforce ISIS units in neighboring Iraq. Still others are Gulf Arabs jealous of the power held by hardcore Iraqi militants who form the inner coterie of the ISIS leadership around Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi. The Gulf Arabs, many of whom are veterans from the conflicts in Afghanistan and Pakistan, feel excluded from overall decision-making.
North African recruits among the Islamic State’s estimated 20,000 foreign fighters are among the most disgruntled, the Raqqa activists say. They complain they receive less than Gulf Arabs, Europeans, and Chechens who are paid as much as $1,000 a month. They grumble about missing out on many of the spoils of war, including women slaves and jihadi brides. Like local Syrian fighters, North African recruits say they have been used as cannon fodder, especially in the battle for Kobani.
Last week, four Tunisian recruits who joined ISIS months ago were executed in the neighborhood of Rumaila in central Raqqa, say opposition activists. They were described as traitors. Two other Tunisians, possibly along with family members, were executed in the Eddekhar neighborhood of Raqqa.
The quarrels and executions trigger more cycles of revenge as commanders and groups compete and jockey for power and survival. The disputes over the fate of Kasasbeh and the Japanese captives “raised the ire of the [Raqqa] security office, which started to eliminate a number of members who have become skeptical about the application of the law of God,” says Almossa.
The ISIS infighting and internal disputes could be likened to the Reign of Terror stage in the French Revolution, when Maximilien Robespierre sent revolutionaries as well foes to the guillotine.
Activists and Syrian Kurdish commanders in northeast Syria say the failure to capture Kobani has been a key factor in lowering morale, especially among foreign fighters who had never experienced a serious reversal in northern Syria. Kurdish commanders in the once-beleaguered city say they have found mass graves of both Kurds and ISIS fighters in recent days, the most recent containing the bodies of 200 Islamic militants. They claim, too, some Syrian fighters with ISIS defected during the siege and escaped to Turkey.
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Herr Flick
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#36983 Re: Sirija
Prdogan ne odustajeKikibombona wrote:Prema svim izvjestajima respektabilnih medija situacija po pobunjenike u Alepu je izuzetno kriticna. Samo je pitanje trenutka kada ce SAA krenuti u mnogo jacu ofanzivu nego je bila prethodna. Uspjeh je ostvaren, druga ofanziva ce za cilj imati spajanje sa Nublom i Zarom. Posto nema dovoljno Sirijaca da se bore za Nusru i slicne grupe, Turska ovih dana ubacila veliki broj Uzbekistsnaca i drugih dzihadista kako bi pokusali sprijeciti potpuno opkoljavanje Alepa.
Na kraju ce dobit jednu veliku k...... 
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Kikibombona
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#36984 Re: Sirija
Fali pobunjenicima ljudi, nemaju kapacitet da kvalitetno pokriju sve odbrambene pozicije, a o ofanzinom djelovanju da ne govorimo.... Zbog toga uz pomoc Turske uvoze ekipu sa Kavkaza i u posljednje vrijeme Uzbekistance.
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Fantassin
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#36985 Re: Sirija
Snimci SAA u tijeku ofanzive..[youtube]http://youtu.be/uIcZzDbXySc[/youtube]
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sarajevoxxxx
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#36986 Re: Sirija
Al-Melah u potpunosti u rukama snaga sirijske opozicije.Uništena dva režimska tenka, na ovom linku je zapaljeni tenk u istočnom dijelu Al-Melaha https://www.facebook.com/video.php?v=15 ... =2&theater tačnije u regionu Areb Seluma, gdje po izvještaju tensikija ili portala aktivista iz Andana poginulo 40 režimskih vojnika.
Padom i istočnog dijela Al-Melaha kao i farmi Al-Melah, snage opozicije su se još više približile režimskom koridoru Sejfat-Baškoj koji je sada pod vatrom snaga sirijske opozicije.
Padom i istočnog dijela Al-Melaha kao i farmi Al-Melah, snage opozicije su se još više približile režimskom koridoru Sejfat-Baškoj koji je sada pod vatrom snaga sirijske opozicije.
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sumirprimus
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#36987 Re: Sirija
po ovom sto vi pisete,ovde dnevno gine par stotina vojnika...a dje ranjeni,zarobljeni..
sho bi ameri rekli meat grinder...
sho bi ameri rekli meat grinder...
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sarajevoxxxx
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#36988 Re: Sirija
Nusra front objavila da je stavila pod kontrolu region el-Esamat koji se nalazi pored Handrata!
Poginuli režimski vojnici u regionu Al-Melaha
https://www.facebook.com/ALEPPO.ARNN/ph ... =1&theater
https://www.facebook.com/ALEPPO.ARNN/ph ... =1&theater
Režimski tenk koji je zapaljen prilikom bježanja sa položaja na Al-Melahu:
Poginuli režimski vojnici u regionu Al-Melaha
https://www.facebook.com/ALEPPO.ARNN/ph ... =1&theater
https://www.facebook.com/ALEPPO.ARNN/ph ... =1&theater
Režimski tenk koji je zapaljen prilikom bježanja sa položaja na Al-Melahu:
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sarajevoxxxx
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#36989 Re: Sirija
Saopćenje vojne komande Haleba u kojem se navodi da je u zadnjih nekoliko dana na području Haleba poginulo oko 300 režimskih vojnika i oko stotinu zarobljeno:
https://www.facebook.com/video.php?v=1089425021074935
https://www.facebook.com/video.php?v=1089425021074935
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dječak sa šibicama
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#36990 Re: Sirija
ISIL fan club je do sada sahranio najmanje 6.000.000 assadista, i jedno 1.000.000 tenkova.
Sto se babi htilo, to se babi snilo.
Sto se babi htilo, to se babi snilo.
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Fantassin
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#36991 Re: Sirija
Pa ja ne znam zasto ti trzis pomoc medjunarodne zajednice za pobunjenike... kukas na granatiranje itd.. pa vidis kako in ide dobro,po tebi svaki drugi dan izbrisu po jednu regimentu.. ako je suditi po tvojim postovima rat je gotov za koju sedmicu.sarajevoxxxx wrote:Nusra front objavila da je stavila pod kontrolu region el-Esamat koji se nalazi pored Handrata!
Poginuli režimski vojnici u regionu Al-Melaha
https://www.facebook.com/ALEPPO.ARNN/ph ... =1&theater
Režimski tenk koji je zapaljen prilikom bježanja sa položaja na Al-Melahu:
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sarajevoxxxx
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#36992 Re: Sirija
Bataljon sirijske opozicije ''Ummehat Šuheda'' (Majke šehida) u Istočnoj Guti, sastavljen od žena:
https://www.facebook.com/video.php?v=71 ... =2&theater
https://www.facebook.com/video.php?v=71 ... =2&theater
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sarajevoxxxx
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#36993 Re: Sirija
Nakon jutrošnjeg oslobađanja ili zauzimanja El-Esamata i Areb Es-Seluma u istočnom dijelu El-Melaha, snage sirijske opozicije se nalaze ispred bataljona Handarat u sjeverozapadnoj okolini Haleba http://wikimapia.org/#lang=en&lat=36.29 ... 4&z=15&m=b
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Kikibombona
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#36994 Re: Sirija
U Alepu je izgleda sasvim eskaliralo... Turska ubacuje Uzbekistance i ostale dobrovoljce da spasavaju Alep, a SAA tvrdi da akcije pobunjenika planiraju strani oficiri.... U Layramounu se vode zestoke borbe... Vidjet cemo sta ce biti, SAA zestoko napada i zeli sto prije zatvoriti pobunjenike u Alepu.
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Lincoln-Burrows
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#36995 Re: Sirija
Zbog čega ratuju Uzbekistanci u Siriji koji je njima motiv?
Mislim da ovo nisu jedinice ISIL-a.
Mislim da ovo nisu jedinice ISIL-a.
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Kikibombona
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#36996 Re: Sirija
Dzebhetun Nusra, ispostava Al Kaide u Siriji i pojedinacno najjaca pobunjenicka formacija. U njihovim redovima ima dzihadista iz cijelog svijeta, bas kao u ISILu. Nusret Imamovic, vodja selefija u Maoci i BiH se pridruzio Nusri. Motiv Uzbekistanaca je isti kao i kod nasih selefija.Lincoln-Burrows wrote:Zbog čega ratuju Uzbekistanci u Siriji koji je njima motiv?
Mislim da ovo nisu jedinice ISIL-a.
Nusra salje velika pojacanja u Alep jer je ocigledno da Islamski front ne moze sam... Islamski front je isto tako mahom selefijska koalicija kojoj se prikljucilo nekoliko grupa od kojih su najpoznatiji Ahraru Sham, Liva tevhid i Liva islam. Daleko najjaca snaga pobunjenika. Smatram da su jaci i od ISILa.
Inace, ovih dana je izginuo prilican bron Nusrinih emira, komadanata.... vidim niko nije prenio pa da usput napisem. Slike ne bih da postavljam.....
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Sanjarko
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#36997 Re: Sirija
Zato sto su ludi a plus su placeni da ratuju.Rat je prilika mnogima da zarade profitiraju na racun drugih znas to dobro po nasem ratu zadnjem.Lincoln-Burrows wrote:Zbog čega ratuju Uzbekistanci u Siriji koji je njima motiv?
Mislim da ovo nisu jedinice ISIL-a.
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japin_mutapi
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#36998 Re: Sirija
deratizacijasarajevoxxxx wrote:Saopćenje vojne komande Haleba u kojem se navodi da je u zadnjih nekoliko dana na području Haleba poginulo oko 300 režimskih vojnika i oko stotinu zarobljeno:
https://www.facebook.com/video.php?v=1089425021074935
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Sanjarko
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#36999 Re: Sirija
Sta kazu na videu nema prijevoda.japin_mutapi wrote:deratizacijasarajevoxxxx wrote:Saopćenje vojne komande Haleba u kojem se navodi da je u zadnjih nekoliko dana na području Haleba poginulo oko 300 režimskih vojnika i oko stotinu zarobljeno:
https://www.facebook.com/video.php?v=1089425021074935
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japin_mutapi
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#37000 Re: Sirija
nisam gledaoVizionar 1985 wrote:Sta kazu na videu nema prijevoda.japin_mutapi wrote:deratizacijasarajevoxxxx wrote:Saopćenje vojne komande Haleba u kojem se navodi da je u zadnjih nekoliko dana na području Haleba poginulo oko 300 režimskih vojnika i oko stotinu zarobljeno:
https://www.facebook.com/video.php?v=1089425021074935