Tag: Syria

The Syrian Democratic Forces (SDF), an alliance of Arab and Kurdish forces in northern Syria, says it has received armored vehicles from the US, indicating increased support from Washington under the administration of President Donald Trump.

Sergey Lavrov has recently produced a devastating blow on the New World Order ideology.

The December 9, 2016 Kremlin celebration of the Fatherland Heroes’ Day brought attention to one of obscure components of Russian clandestine paramilitary capabilities, when a photo featuring President Vladimir Putin and the leadership of the so-called Vagner Private Military Company surfaced on social media.

US President Donald Trump's idea to build safe zones in Syria has provoked mixed emotions in Ankara. Speaking to Sputnik, Turkish security analyst Dr. Nihat Ali Ozcan suggested that the introduction of safe zones in Syria would tip the balance in favor of the Syrian armed opposition.

US mainstream media outlets, pundits and officials have pulled out all the stops in attempting to smear Congresswoman Tulsi Gabbard, who traveled to Syria earlier this month and then had the courage to criticize the US's policy of funding and arming terrorists affiliated with al-Qaeda on national television.

Jim W. Dean - What a breath of fresh air to see an academic group come forward to state the obvious, that the defender of freedom and democracy is a fraud in that it reserves the right for itself alone to overthrow regimes.

Jonas E. Alexis--Theresa May seems to understand that perpetual wars will inevitably lead to the decline of the West. And let’s be clear: no one can keep up with the monetary cost of perpetual wars.

Britain has accepted that Syrian President Bashar al-Assad should be allowed to run for re-election in the event of a peace deal in Syria, UK...

Rep. Tulsi Gabbard has done what Obama and John Kerry failed to do: She went to Syria to personally meet President Assad.

Jim W. Dean - There is an old saying, "The difficult we do today, and the impossible...tomorrow." There were many naysayers to these Astana talks, that nothing could really be done without the "big boys" at the table, but they were wrong. It's on to Geneva time now.

Jim W. Dean - Mr. al-Ja'afari has confirmed what I have been posing in my interviews on the peace talks, that one of the main goals was to flush out which groups were in or out of the political negotiations.

Jim W. Dean - Indonesia seems to be doing what the European countries should have done, taking all returning from known jihadi operational and support areas and getting a timeline for all that they have done.

Jonas Alexis - Ben Rhodes has unintentionally dropped the political bomb by saying indirectly that the Syrian rebels indeed had contacts with Al-Qaeda and Al-Nusra.

Gordon Duff - With Tillerson's meltdown during confirmation hearings, Trump has no one qualified to attend, no one with weight enough to hold his own with Lavrov.

It is far too early to accurately predict what future holds for Lebanon but it appears we are headed to a 'second Hezbollah-Israel war' led by Trump

Jim W. Dean - Here Obama is left with a Syria that is devastated, with several hundred billion dollars worth of destruction that is going to take a generation to rebuild, and this is something he is going to have to live with.

One must say that Obama wanted to make people laugh during his last day when he gave one reason as to why the United States must continue to put Russia on a diet.

Jim W. Dean - It appears that the next round of Syrian Peace talks have gotten past the "crib death" stage. The opposition is committed to attending now, without the former deal-wrecking preconditions of High Negotiation Committee Saudi terror group.

Moscow and Ankara are carrying out their first joint military operation against Islamic State (IS, formerly ISIS/ISIL) in the Syrian province of Aleppo, the Russian Defense Ministry has announced.

“McCain-Linked Nonprofit Received $1 Million From Saudi Arabia.”

The Syrian military has additionally deployed large reinforcements, including battle tanks and armoured vehicles, to the Kuweires airbase in the province of Aleppo.

Jim W. Dean - Why the Turkish Air force, on which a fortune has been spent, cannot provide air support for an attack on a modestly sized city with no real air defense, does not look well for the key NATO country.

It is unclear why Russia decided to intervene only in October 2015, almost four years after the war began in Syria, when 75% of the territory of the nation had been occupied by Islamist rebels.

  More than 20 civilians were killed in a B-52 strike carried out by the US on the Idlib province in Syria on January 3,...

NATO has recently blamed Russia for spreading populist movements all over Europe. Bad move.

Sputnik: The Russian task force in Syria has created a unified air defense network using advanced S-300 and S-400 "Triumf" surface-to-air missile systems, which...

Jim W. Dean - Assad has thrown out a major curve ball in stating that he will only be negotiating "everything" with opposition parties which have a grass roots basis among the Syrian people which excludes all the foreign backed terrorists.

The Arab Army, with a strength of 125 000 soldiers, fighting since nearly six years against 200 000 so-called "insurgents" who are in fact 90% of the Islamist mercenaries armed, trained and paid for by foreign Governments and their intelligence services.

...from SouthFront 120 ISIS members have been killed and 10 units of military hardware destroyed, by the Syrian army in the recent clashes near the...

Erdogan failed to secure his domestic front before getting sucked into the Syrian civil war.

Jim W. Dean - As Obama heads toward the door, the crimes of his administration against Syria, and especially Aleppo, are going to be thrown at him like rotten eggs and tomatoes.

Jim W. Dean - I continue to be validated in my lonely position that the state-sponsored terrorism engine is the real engine that has brought the scourge to its current level. We can compare and contrast the "terrorism light" that we experienced for several decades with today's on steroids terror.

Jim W. Dean - Iran was taking a victory lap on its support for Syria today. Almost never mentioned is that it has had 1000 die there, a Persian twist on an old America war saying, "Better to fight them over there".

Jim W. Dean - I suspect more big terror attacks as an intimidation tactic of what could continue to happen if certain parties see the Syrian situation go against their desired outcome. They will not take it lying down.

The Washington Post is now ineffective because Vladimir Putin, whether NWO like it or not, has already left an indelible mark on the twenty-first century.

Jonas E. Alexis - The criminal minds who supported ISIS and al-Nusra in Syria have been caught red-handed again.

Turkey and Russia agreed on a nationwide ceasefire plan in Syria.

Putin should immediate declare and enforce a no-fly zone over Golan. Then he should give the Israeli squatters one week to evacuate.

Aleppo is now celebrating Christmas! This is a major defeat for NWO agents and Satanists.

Obama has less than a month in the White House. Perhaps he needs to wake up when it comes to Russia.

Jim W. Dean - This is another Gordon classic, and a challenging read. He does a lot of dot connecting on the current stories, but adds the infamous VT touch of digging back into the roots of who is doing what to whom, and why.

Jim W. Dean - We finally had some response from the US today after the new Iran, Russian, Turkey triparte declaration to move forward on a Syrian resolution themselves.

Jim W. Dean - When I did my Debate Show yesterday, they caught me flatfooted about Syria's Jaafaris confirming the story of the 14 US coalition Intel officers in Aleppo, with their names and nationalities.

Jim W. Dean - As VT predicted, the freeing of Aleppo was quickly followed by a call to renew negotiations, as this move would kill the expected smear claims that Damascus was seeking a military solution.

Government forces are preparing to take control of a key region near the Syrian capital, Damascus.