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very good article. the yemen issue has surprised all parties involved, especially the wahhabi scum who have been exposed as the military fiasco they are. i have to say that with the wahhabi swine’s failures in yemen, syria and iraq, the “usefulness” of the al-saud dynasty to the world zionist empire is slowly but surely eroding. add to the list of failures another very important task that they (wahhabi swine) failed to secure for their masters, the most important task in my opinion, which is the igniting of a “sunni”/shia war.
the wahhabi swine’s failure to rally the “sunnis” under their leadership has demonstrated that the wahhabis, even with the trillions of oily dollars can not and will not be recognized as a leader of the arab world. my understanding of events is that they ( wahhabi scum) were tasked to “lead” an arab “sunni” coalition which would be used to secure syria, iraq and yemen for the zionist world emipre. that coalition would then be used as cannon fodder for a war on iran. their failure to do that spells the end of the usefulness of the al-saud in my opinion.
-from comments at syrianperspective.com
What good news!
Syrian Army Cuts Off Last Retreat Path for Daesh in Al-Bab – Source
https://sputniknews.com/middleeast/201702111050568488-syria-army-cuts-daesh-retreat-path/
“Syrian government forces have cut off the retreat path from the city of al-Bab near the Turkish border for militants from the Islamic State (ISIL, also known as Daesh) terrorist group, a source told Sputnik.
“It is very important that yesterday [Thursday] the army took control of the Ayn Alloushye height. The thing is, the only retreat path for Daesh is thus cut off,” the source said, adding that on Friday, the Syrian army and allied forces came to Tadif, which is less than one kilometer (0.6 miles) away from al-Bab.”
Russia should not support Apoist Kurds who have sucide habits, violence. Imagine what would happen if Turkiye would support such groups in ukraine and russia against russian interests.
Kurds have also been involved in ethnic cleansing and killing of Arabs, Assyrians and others on the land they control.
Where is USA in all of this action?
Small examples that are happening behind the scenes, daily, barely going unnoticed by many in the TMENA region.
– Pro KSA forces engaged pro UAE forces in and around Aden’s, Yemen, last night. Clearly power struggle from locals but reflecting current the disagreement among the KSA (radical islamist supporter) and UAE (against radical islamists such as MB, ISIS & wahhabis).
– Parliament of Somalia’s breakaway region of Somaliland approves establishment of UAE military base in the Port town of Berbera, after Turkey established military base in Mogadishu. UAE was pushing to set up its base in Berbera as rivalry between countries rise in Somalia.
Again, Turkey (radical islamist supporter) and UAE (against radical islamists such as MB, ISIS & wahhabis).
– It is widely known that UAE has sent prop planes to the LNA, based in Tobruk, to bomb ISIS and other islamists, there is current discussion to send Mirage 2000s to be used on the big push to unite Libya in 2017-2018.
As I said above, “one point to follow closely is the alignment between Egypt and UAE in Libya, and how or if this alignment will also grow to a larger anti MB/ISIS/Wahhabi to face KS/Qatar/Israhell/Turkey/NATO.”
Watch these daily events closely, it will help to understand how the future of TMENA will be shaped among
The situation in Libya is closer to get into high gear toward a resolution. The future of Libya is now linked to the Egyptian influence (which will return as a major influential force in the Arab world in the near future), thus, in a somehow lesser degree, to Russia. The Egyptian-Russian powerful alignment will have profound influence in all northern Africa and Middle East in the years to come.
The violent coup d’etat in Libya by the NATO, KSA, Qatar and Israhell regimes in 2010 (later one tried in Egypt, Syria, Ukraine etc…), clearly backfired. The establishment of a radical islamist regime (muslim brotherhood or ISIS) in Libya was not accepted by the eastern Libyans and actually was not accepted by most of the civilians throughout the country either. Same backfired in Egypt, Syria, Iraq and Yemen.
One point to follow closely is the alignment between Egypt and UAE in Libya, and how or if this alignment will also grow to a larger anti MB/ISIS/Wahhabi to face KS/Qatar/Israhell/Turkey/NATO.
It may take a while more but Libya will be reunited in one Government, but the spurge of radical islamists will endure, like all other countries (above) that were targeted by the coalition of the killing.
I do not think Egypt and UAE have joined the resistance, as Algeria is not for instance. Most likely different groups are coming together with a similar objective of anti-wahhabism, in a way countering the movement championed by few TMENA countries such as KSA, Qatar, Israhell and Turkey.
There are still lots of countries under the dependency of KSA/Qatar’s money or armies, like Sudan, Kuwait, Bahrain among others.
There are countries with a neutral stand such as Oman and Tunisia, and this group may get new members from northern Africa countries as the Libyan situation gets better.
Overall, the rise of Egypt is welcomed by most of Arabs, as you mentioned, it was the beacon of culture shared to many Arab countries.
I find UAE’s latest moves quite interesting, though it jumped into the KSA/Qatar wagon on the so called “arab spring”, it learnt that it had a dead end, UAE has strong trade with Iran, during the decades of sanctions on Iran, UAE was by far the largest trading post to and from Iran, I actually did business using UAE as a bridge to Iran some 10 years back. So maybe Oman, Iran, Egypt among others, managed to get UAE misaligned with KSA/Qatar/Turkey toward a anti-wahhabi front. As far as it is known, UAE has reduced its presence in Yemen, though protecting interests in the south it has basically disengaged from the coalition of idiots lead by KSA in Yemen. Egypt has dropped from this alliance in 3Q16.
The relationship between UAE with Egypt in Libya may prove to be very welcome for all ME, but yet to produce significant results, which may very well be what is expected from them in 2017.
AJ, most likely indeed, there has been rumours for sometime about the “pacification” of all the southern front, the recent involvement of Jordan in the “post Astana” talks may indicate this country will play toward the reconciliation effort in the southern front, which has very strong support from the villages leaders in most of the Provinces of Daraa and Quneytra.
What we are seeing is the radical idiots trying to undermine once more the reconciliation efforts, that have been doing the same for over one year. Remember what happened in Abtaa city (south of Sheik Miskin) when the city’s leaders tried to reconcile with the Syrian Government and some of them were killed by al Qaeda bastards.
I agree with you, this move will most likely be met with fierce response by the SAA and this time with greater support from locals, which will then lead the SAA to a decisive victory in all south.
It will be good to see/hear whether Jordan and the Syrian Government exchange intel on the terrorists, once we know for sure this is happening then the southern front will be no more for the many terrorist’s groups.
The struggle for al Bab has confirmed the previous thought that the Tiger Forces would not go to fight ISIS inside it. The Tiger Forces and allies managed to liberate over 30 villages in its way to al Bab but it was not necessarily their main target.
Though there seems to be little little to no coordination with the turkish backed terrorists and the SAA, the recent fray among them shows that it will be hard to think they will share a peaceful frontline.
Tiger and allies are racing not for al Bab, though its push made the turkish backed terrorists to speed it up their effort, the Tiger and allies are more likely racing to close the gap for the Turkish backed terrorists toward the Euphrates and Maskaneh plains.
To support that thought, the Tiger Forces advanced today toward 3 villages in eastern Aleppo, and liberated them, they are al-Jadidah, al-Mansourah and Khirbat al-Jahish.
http://wikimapia.org/#lang=pt&lat=36.276524&lon=37.626629&z=14&m=b&gz=0;376045703;362617499;1716;59515;64373;307911;302982;294767;355339;0;0;30796&search=aleppo
The battle for Abu Jabar Kabir will be a turning point in the eastern Aleppo offensive, this town is a very important cross road and today’s Tiger Force and allies advance seemed a flanking maneuver, placing their forces dangerously closer to the southern border of this town.
http://wikimapia.org/#lang=pt&lat=36.299632&lon=37.635727&z=14&m=b&search=aleppo
Tiger’s objective may still be the Sulaym mountain in the sort run, a high ground that would help control vast areas in eastern Aleppo, which in part would allow the SAA to link frontline with the SDF thus blocking the turkish backed terrorists.
Controlling Sulaym mountain will also mean that most of the roads (all but 1) used by ISIS to move terrorists south to north and vice versa would be cut off then. This could allow the Tiger forces to advance quickly toward the SDF frontline, east of al Bab.
http://wikimapia.org/#lang=pt&lat=36.297972&lon=37.718124&z=12&m=b&show=/33958019/Sulaym-mountain-(516-m)&search=aleppo