Get Real! wrote:Get Real! wrote:Tim Drayton wrote:I would have expected them to have made one symbolic attack on Daesh, though, before carrying out their main aim (which is attacking all of the other groups opposed to Assad).
If you look at the latest maps you’ll find that Al Nusra and the FSA are closest and more menacing to Assad than ISIS. I also believe they are better fighters than ISIS due to more experience and clearer goals.
Here's confirmation...The Free Syrian Army (FSA) claims Russian warplanes attacked them in the countryside of the Hama Province, launching a number of missiles at their “headquarters” in the area, and wounding eight fighters. They insist that there is no ISIS presence anywhere around the targeted area.
http://news.antiwar.com/2015/09/30/west ... r-strikes/
Get Real! wrote:I’ve just watched HD drone footage of the airstrikes. So far they’re mostly shrapnel-cluster bombings that seem to raise an entire square kilometer with each missile!
Tim Drayton wrote:The Assad regime was instrumental in creating Daesh and it serves the regime's purpose greatly for this horrendous gang to remain in existence, because Assad can then promote his dictatorship as being the lesser of two evils. Daesh is also useful in that it attacks other opposition groups and Syrian regime forces rarely combat it. Curiously, it appears that the upper echelons of the Daesh leadership are stuffed full of former Iraqi Ba'athists. If Russia is there primarily to support Assad, it won't attack Daesh (although it will no doubt claim to be there to combat Daesh for propaganda purposes).
Tim Drayton wrote:I thought you claim that the US is behind Daesh. If so, why don't you want your beloved Russians to attack them?
Tim Drayton wrote:Get Real! wrote:I’ve just watched HD drone footage of the airstrikes. So far they’re mostly shrapnel-cluster bombings that seem to raise an entire square kilometer with each missile!
Now you want to see Syria destroyed? Oh, I see, it's good when your beloved Russians do it.
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