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originally posted by: Xcathdra
a reply to: spy66
Got a source for that? Everything I have seen suggests Israel. That includes Syrian government reporting.
The Russian military command suddenly puts troops on full combat alert, movements of combat vehicles and missile systems observe almost all over the country.
An activity of Russian troops is most notable in the Western part of Russia, near the borders with Ukraine and the Republic of Belarus, as well as in the Transbaikal region and the Far East. On April 8-9 active movements of a large number of military vehicles and tanks, also were seen moving of the Iskander missile systems with Air Defence support.
Some source reported about deploying command and control systems on main military naval bases and military airfields.
Russian defence officials refused to comment on any moving of troops.
Some experts attribute this to the fear of a possible US and NATO invasion of Syria after an alleged chemical attack on a Syrian rebel-held town.
It should be reminded that Ukraine’s Defenсe Minister Stepan Poltorak said in an interview that Russia has concentrated 19 battalion tactical groups of more than 77,000 troops near the Ukrainian. At the moment, the government in Kyiv is ramping up its fight to reclaim Ukraine’s restive eastern regions, at the same time Russia has deployed 77,000 troops along its border with Ukraine, included modern main battle tanks. missile systems and combat aircraft.
originally posted by: Xcathdra
a reply to: Navieko
Reports the airstrikes came from Lebanese airspace. An Israeli page from their playbook but until someone confirms who is involved its speculation.
If it is Israel I have a question -
Why would they need to strike an airbase near Homs? I dont remember that area being used to provide rockets / etc to Hamas or Hezbollah.
originally posted by: nwtrucker
Then there's the reports of cruise missiles from the sea. Does Israel have that capability? Perhaps a French-Israeli package? A coincidental attack? I know I'm getting creative here...LOL
originally posted by: Flanker86
EU planning another missile attack against Syria in about 3-4 weeks. That coincides with the timing when their latest gambit against North Korea fails again miserably.
This time around the EU may get an even bigger slap in the face as it attacks Syria!
originally posted by: Zaphod58
a reply to: Flanker86
Of course they are.