ISIS/ISIL conflict in Syria/Iraq (No OpEd, No Politics)
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I am sorry but I have got to say that as long as the world powers allow Isis to exist there will be terrorist attacks like this there is only one way to deal with this and that is the total defeat and destruction of Isis the sooner the better thomas Jefferson had it right negotiations are not possible with idealogs like them
My simple suggestion is the superpowers unite like they did in WW II to defeat this enemy of humanity just my opinion though then deal with the political concerns for until Isis is defeated there can be no political solution the sooner we realize that the better we off we will all be
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janjak desalin
Junior Member
This hack will have to suffice.
The deep/blood-red indicates territory anticipated to be taken in the southwest Aleppo offensive. The grey indicates territory anticipated to be taken in a subsequent northwest Aleppo offensive. As one can seee, with these, FSA coalition forces in Idlib Governorate have a limited field of maneuver, and those remaining in the northeast of Aleppo Governorate won't have many options.
of course, i would neglect to recognize that grey had already been used, for ISIL, no less, adding the potential for confusion.
oh well!
The deep/blood-red indicates territory anticipated to be taken in the southwest Aleppo offensive. The grey indicates territory anticipated to be taken in a subsequent northwest Aleppo offensive. As one can seee, with these, FSA coalition forces in Idlib Governorate have a limited field of maneuver, and those remaining in the northeast of Aleppo Governorate won't have many options.
of course, i would neglect to recognize that grey had already been used, for ISIL, no less, adding the potential for confusion.
oh well!
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With the IR images from US satellites showing the large heat signature coming off of the plane immediately prior to the crash and while at altitude, I have to believe it was a bomb planted on the aircraft.
I am sure the investigation is going to find the cause.
Time will tell.
nicky
Junior Member
List of field commanders killed since October 1:
Ahmad Saleh Al-Bayour – Liwaa Suqour Al-Jabal (Free Syrian Army)
Abu Al-Zubayr Al-shami – Jabhat Al-Nusra
Abu Dujana al-Ansari – Jabhat Al-Nusra
Abu Al-Nasr Al-Jazraqi (Saudi) – Jabhat Al-Nusra
Abu Uwais Al-Daghestani (Dagestani) – Caucasus Emirate of Syria
Abu Al-Awaiti – Liwaa Seif Al-Islam
Abu Suleiman Al-Masri (Egyptian) – Jabhat Al-Nusra
Khatib Abu ‘Abdel-Rahmad – Thuwar Al-Sham
Abu Suleiman Al-Homsi – Kataeb Al-‘Uzz
Shawkat Asatif – Harakat Ahrar Al-Sham
Isma’eel Nassif – Harakat Noureddine Al-Zinki
Bassel Zimmo – Free Syrian Army’s 1st Coastal Brigade
Mohammad Abu ‘Arib – Harakat Noureddine Al-Zinki
Abu Nour Al-Touranji – Jaysh Al-Mujahiddeen
Abu Bakr Al-Shishani (Chechen) – Harakat Ahrar Al-Sham
Mohammad Marwan Basiti – Liwaa Al-Shuhada (ISIS)
Abu Leith Al-Homs – Jabhat Al-Nusra
Hassan Al-Hamoudi – ISIS
Hamdou Saleem – Sham Legion
Ayman Yousif Al-Hawrani – Jabhat Al-Nusra
Mohammad Jamal Musarqah – Shuhada Al-Khalidiyah
Isma’eel Hanoura – Liwaa Ahrar Souriya
Wasseem Abu ‘Umar – Ajnad Al-Sham
Yousif ‘Assi – Harakat Ahrar Al-Sham
Mohammad Saffouri – Liwaa Al-Haramayn
Abu Khalifa Al-Basrawi – Harakat Ahrar Al-Sham
Khaled Usa – Free Syrian Army’s 1st Coastal Brigade
Ahmad ‘Abdel-Karim Al-Maraati – Jabhat Al-Nusra
‘Ammar Khodor – Harakat Ahrar Al-Sham
Rawad Al-Aksa – Tayr Ma’lat Operations Room
‘Alaa Maati – Sham Legion
Ibrahim Rehawi – Harakat Ahrar Al-Sham
Mustafa Bakrish – Free Syrian Army’s 1st Regiment
Abu Usama Al-Jazrawi (Saudi) – ISIS
Abu Muwas – Harakat Ahrar Al-Sham
Abu Rashid Al-Turkmaani – Free Syrian Army’s 1st Coastal Brigade
Mohsen ‘Umar Al-Turki – ISIS
Mustafa Bakrish – Free Syrian Army’s 1st Regiment
Jameel Al-Saleh – Free Syrian Army’s “Tajma’ Al-‘Azzat”
“Abu ‘Umar Tow” – Free Syrian Army’s Suqour Al-Ghab Brigade
Ahmad ‘Alwaan – ISIS
Ahmad Al-Shuhada – ISIS
Mohammad Al-Khatib – Kataeb Thuwar Al-Sham
Sa’ad Ahmad ‘Akaab
Mohammad Sirhaan – Jabhat Al-Nusra
Nouri Al-‘Abid Abu Nour – Jaysh Al-Mujahiddeen
Kamal Zarouq (Tunisian) – ISIS
Abu Waleed – Free Syrian Army’s 1st Coastal Brigade
Hassaan Loula – Kataeb Ibn Taymiyya
Abu Mohammad Al-Harbi (Saudi) – Jabhat Al-Nusra
Marwan Al-Faraj Na’eb – Free Syrian Army’s Division 60
Abu ‘Ali Ghazeel – Jabhat Al-Nusra
Bashar Al-Za’abi – Jaysh Al-Yarmouk
Safwan Al-Masri – ISIS
‘Abdullah Turkistaani (Turkistan) – Jabhat Al-Nusra
Ahmad Saleh Al-Bayour – Liwaa Suqour Al-Jabal (Free Syrian Army)
Abu Al-Zubayr Al-shami – Jabhat Al-Nusra
Abu Dujana al-Ansari – Jabhat Al-Nusra
Abu Al-Nasr Al-Jazraqi (Saudi) – Jabhat Al-Nusra
Abu Uwais Al-Daghestani (Dagestani) – Caucasus Emirate of Syria
Abu Al-Awaiti – Liwaa Seif Al-Islam
Abu Suleiman Al-Masri (Egyptian) – Jabhat Al-Nusra
Khatib Abu ‘Abdel-Rahmad – Thuwar Al-Sham
Abu Suleiman Al-Homsi – Kataeb Al-‘Uzz
Shawkat Asatif – Harakat Ahrar Al-Sham
Isma’eel Nassif – Harakat Noureddine Al-Zinki
Bassel Zimmo – Free Syrian Army’s 1st Coastal Brigade
Mohammad Abu ‘Arib – Harakat Noureddine Al-Zinki
Abu Nour Al-Touranji – Jaysh Al-Mujahiddeen
Abu Bakr Al-Shishani (Chechen) – Harakat Ahrar Al-Sham
Mohammad Marwan Basiti – Liwaa Al-Shuhada (ISIS)
Abu Leith Al-Homs – Jabhat Al-Nusra
Hassan Al-Hamoudi – ISIS
Hamdou Saleem – Sham Legion
Ayman Yousif Al-Hawrani – Jabhat Al-Nusra
Mohammad Jamal Musarqah – Shuhada Al-Khalidiyah
Isma’eel Hanoura – Liwaa Ahrar Souriya
Wasseem Abu ‘Umar – Ajnad Al-Sham
Yousif ‘Assi – Harakat Ahrar Al-Sham
Mohammad Saffouri – Liwaa Al-Haramayn
Abu Khalifa Al-Basrawi – Harakat Ahrar Al-Sham
Khaled Usa – Free Syrian Army’s 1st Coastal Brigade
Ahmad ‘Abdel-Karim Al-Maraati – Jabhat Al-Nusra
‘Ammar Khodor – Harakat Ahrar Al-Sham
Rawad Al-Aksa – Tayr Ma’lat Operations Room
‘Alaa Maati – Sham Legion
Ibrahim Rehawi – Harakat Ahrar Al-Sham
Mustafa Bakrish – Free Syrian Army’s 1st Regiment
Abu Usama Al-Jazrawi (Saudi) – ISIS
Abu Muwas – Harakat Ahrar Al-Sham
Abu Rashid Al-Turkmaani – Free Syrian Army’s 1st Coastal Brigade
Mohsen ‘Umar Al-Turki – ISIS
Mustafa Bakrish – Free Syrian Army’s 1st Regiment
Jameel Al-Saleh – Free Syrian Army’s “Tajma’ Al-‘Azzat”
“Abu ‘Umar Tow” – Free Syrian Army’s Suqour Al-Ghab Brigade
Ahmad ‘Alwaan – ISIS
Ahmad Al-Shuhada – ISIS
Mohammad Al-Khatib – Kataeb Thuwar Al-Sham
Sa’ad Ahmad ‘Akaab
Mohammad Sirhaan – Jabhat Al-Nusra
Nouri Al-‘Abid Abu Nour – Jaysh Al-Mujahiddeen
Kamal Zarouq (Tunisian) – ISIS
Abu Waleed – Free Syrian Army’s 1st Coastal Brigade
Hassaan Loula – Kataeb Ibn Taymiyya
Abu Mohammad Al-Harbi (Saudi) – Jabhat Al-Nusra
Marwan Al-Faraj Na’eb – Free Syrian Army’s Division 60
Abu ‘Ali Ghazeel – Jabhat Al-Nusra
Bashar Al-Za’abi – Jaysh Al-Yarmouk
Safwan Al-Masri – ISIS
‘Abdullah Turkistaani (Turkistan) – Jabhat Al-Nusra
plawolf
Lieutenant General
The British government has banned all UK airlines for flying in or out of Sharm-El-Sheikh in Egypt, which suggests very strongly that the UK security forces are of the opinion that not only was it a bomb that brought the Russian airliner down, but also that they suspect it to be an inside job.
And I have to agree, in this day and age, its near impossible to get a bomb on board a passenger jet unless someone working at the airport with the proper security clearances was helping you.
The plane that went down was also a chartered flight, so if someone wanted to kill Russians and only Russians, that would have been the best possible target.
If ISIS could indeed get bombs on planes, as it appears to have been the case, not only does it speak of alarming sophistication, it also raises the question of, why only now?
You'd think with all their foaming rage and professed hatred of all things western and modern, ISIS would have taken down an American airliner months ago, when America was the only one bombing ISIS?
And I have to agree, in this day and age, its near impossible to get a bomb on board a passenger jet unless someone working at the airport with the proper security clearances was helping you.
The plane that went down was also a chartered flight, so if someone wanted to kill Russians and only Russians, that would have been the best possible target.
If ISIS could indeed get bombs on planes, as it appears to have been the case, not only does it speak of alarming sophistication, it also raises the question of, why only now?
You'd think with all their foaming rage and professed hatred of all things western and modern, ISIS would have taken down an American airliner months ago, when America was the only one bombing ISIS?