[Muzziphilia]

The following 20-minute footage was released by the Syrian Military - Drone Strikes Against Turkish-Backed Militants: SNA, HTS, TIP, etc..

Neutralizations

2250-2500 Enemy Combatants
600+ Enemy Vehicles (BMPs,APCs,MRAPs,Pickups)

Operation Date

From December, 2019 to March, 2020.

Areas Conquered

112 Locations (Villages, Centres, Cities)

The casualties include people who were sent to hospitals and succumbed to their wounds and died.

The vehicle count is extremely accurate considering the strategy of the Militants is not efficient against significant air power.

The alleged 33 Turks killed last week also are counted, and also the new ones that have happened since.

This comes as a ‘response’ to the clips of Turkish Drone Strikes on SAA.

The reporter says:
“The Turks released a 4 minute video and claimed to have “decimated” the SAA, so this is ours”.

Clip also includes some strikes on Turkish personnel according to SAA.

Syrian Artillery. Iranian Drones.

[Sugar³]

Originally Posted by Muzziphilia ↗

The following 20-minute footage was released by the Syrian Military - Drone Strikes Against Turkish-Backed Militants: SNA, HTS, TIP, etc..

Can you understand Arabic? Speak it, and so forth?
My parents both came from Yugoslavia, I knew a weird amalgam of a few of their dialects before English. I can't speak it any long, but I can still understand it, a portion of other slavic languages too, and I even recognize some Russian if I focus.

[kellyhound]

Turkey and Russia have agreed a ceasefire from midnight local time in Syria's north-western Idlib province in a bid to avoid a major escalation.

In Moscow, Russian President Vladimir Putin and his Turkish counterpart Recep Tayyip Erdogan also agreed to establish a security corridor and joint patrols.

Last month, 36 Turkish soldiers were killed in Idlib during a Russian-backed Syrian government offensive.

Turkey, which backs opposition rebels, responded by attacking Syrian troops.

Guess we will be seeing less clips now

[Muzziphilia]

Originally Posted by Dr Thrumpkinz ↗

Can you understand Arabic? Speak it, and so forth?
My parents both came from Yugoslavia, I knew a weird amalgam of a few of their dialects before English. I can't speak it any long, but I can still understand it, a portion of other slavic languages too, and I even recognize some Russian if I focus.

Some yes, though mostly farsi. That's really cool though that you were around that dialect..some slavic Russian stuff sounds kinda mean and rough, I like it lol

Originally Posted by kellyhound ↗

Guess we will be seeing less clips now

Well, not necessarily. A lot of these factions, like Haya't Tahrir ash-Sham and others, who are backed by Turkey with weapons, logistics, food, etc..while they all say they're different, they all fight alongside each other most times, and being that almost 75% of them all are militants - that leaves roughly only 25% that are direct Turkish Forces or Turkistan/Turkish Mujahadeen.

[Sugar³]

Originally Posted by Muzziphilia ↗

Well, not necessarily. A lot of these factions, like Haya't Tahrir ash-Sham and others, who are backed by Turkey with weapons, logistics, food, etc..while they all say they're different, they all fight alongside each other most times, and being that almost 75% of them all are militants - that leaves roughly only 25% that are direct Turkish Forces or Turkistan/Turkish Mujahadeen.

There's a really big and strange part of the Turkish story missing--to me anyhow. I've read that the Turkish military was severely depleted after that attempted coup there last year, or so. Erdogan's understandable paranoia/tantrum was the cause of this. But then he just switches over to commanding this huge Jihadi proxy force, and just openly hosting them. Is it those remaining coup attempt survivor Turkish soldiers that have seeped into the Jihadis? Or is it the Jihadis that have been, at least partly, uptaken into the Turkish military to replenish its ranks?

I feel I'd need to understand Arabic to learn any more on the topic. Most of the journalists that I'd normally look to are side tracked in Syria right now. Albeit, on other interesting things--that corporation that provides advanced warning of coming airstrikes to the helper gang the White Helmets, who then obviously pass that info to their sister org/#1 client ISIS, for example.