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Juuri äsken Syyrian armeija palasi takaisin Jabal Thardehiin sysäten USA:n ja sen liittolaisten perustamat ja tukemat ISIS terroristit pois Deir Ezzorin sotilaslentokentältä.
Deir ez Zor, Syyria,paikallista aikaa (06:15) Syyrian armeijan 71. rykmentti 123. ja 137. prikaatien tukemina palasi kolme viikon tuon jälkeen Deir ez Zorin lounaisosan Jabal Thardehin alueelle.
Syyrian armeijan etenemistä auttoivat maakunnan pääkaupungissa Venäjän ilmavoimien iskut,joilla nistitettiin useita lännen perustamia ja tukemia ISIS terroristeja.

Nitistettyjen joukossa tunnistettiin ISIS terroristien pahamaineinen komentaja Leith Al-Dali.

Syrian Army reenters Jabal Thardeh after pushing ISIS away from Deir Ezzor Military Airport Syrian Army reenters Jabal Thardeh after pushing ISIS away from Deir Ezzor Military Airport
By Leith Fadel - 04/10/20160

DEIR EZZOR, SYRIA (6:15 A.M.) - The Syrian Arab Army's 71st Regiment, backed by the 123rd and 137th brigades, reentered the Jabal Thardeh region of southwest Deir Ezzor on Monday night after a three week long hiatus due to U.S. Coalition airstrikes.

Backed by Russian airstrikes, the Syrian Armed Forces managed to liberate Point 1 at the eastern perimeter of Jabal Thardeh after a fierce battle with the Islamic State of Iraq and Al-Sham (ISIS) on Monday.

In addition to reentering Jabal Thardeh, the Syrian Armed Forces received a major boost on Monday night, when the Russian Air Force killed several Islamic State terrorists inside the provincial capital.

Among the dead Islamic State terrorists was their infamous commander, Leith Al-Dali, a Free Syrian Army defector that led the Al-Nasser Regiment three years ago.

USA myöntää,ettei se tähtää Al-Nustra terroristeja, ja sitten syyttää Moskovaa,ettei se erota "maltillisia" terroristeista.
Tosiasiassa Yhdysvallat aseistaa,rahoittaa ja kouluttaa terroristeja Syyriassa.
USA:n ulkoministeriön tiedottaja Mark Torner tunnusti,ettei USA:n koneet eivät ole kuukaisiin iskeneet Al-Nustran kohteisiin.
US admits not targeting Al Nusra, then blames Moscow for separating ‘moderates’ from terrorists.
While Russian and Syrian forces are doing the real work of actually fighting terrorists in Syria – the United States is arming, funding and training them.
In reality, the US failed to fulfill any of its ceasefire commitments in Syria. In fact, the US destroyed any hope of an agreement when it carried out a vicious airstrike killing 106 Syrian soldiers on Sept 17th.
It’s just a little bit rich for the ethically and morally challenged political detritus in Washington DC to be blaming Russia for not doing more to separate the ‘moderates’ from the terrorists. Maybe the that’s because there is are no ‘moderate opposition’ in Syria. This is just a piece of fiction that Washington is trying to preserve in order to prop up its diplomatic facade regarding Syria. In the eyes of the Syrian state, if the opposition is armed, then they cannot rightly be called ‘moderates’. This would be the same in the United States, or Great Britain.
This hypocrisy, and Washington’s adolescent insistence in playing semantic names games when referring to ‘moderate opposition’ and ‘moderate rebels’, both of who are mere euphemisms for ‘moderate’ terrorists.
Despite all of this, CIA director John Brennan wants to keep talking tough, by threatening Russia:
“I think that pushing back against a bully is appropriate,” Brennan told Reuters. “I think that is very different than rushing in and bombing the hell out of a place.”
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CAUGHT ON TAPE: John Kerry’s UN audio leak proved that the Secretary of State has been lying all long, to the Russians, the Syrians, the world, and to the US electorate that pays his salary. Kerry also admitted on tape that the US were arming and training terrorists in Syria.
We know now that from the beginning of Washington’s illegal entry into Syria airspace, their plan was to spare Al-Nusra and to keep it “just in case” for Plan B.
Watch this recent clip where an Al-Nusra commander testifies on how the US supports jihadists in Syria in the form of arms, tanks and artillery:
IN REALITY: There was never a ‘Plan B’ for the US in Syria – there was only Plan A has always been regime change in Damascus…
The US is not targeting al-Nusra terrorists in Syria because they have become too “intermingled” with moderates and civilians, the US State Department claimed, accusing Moscow of causing the mess which prevents Washington from separating the groups.
Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov once again stressed in an interview with the BBC on Friday that Washington never delivered on its obligation to separate Jabhat Fateh al-Sham (known before the rebranding as al-Nusra Front) and other extremist groups from the so-called “moderate” rebels, to whom the US provides support.
However, this time Lavrov went a step further and implied that Washington has been sparing terrorists in Syria on purpose, should they ever come in handy in terms of potentially overthrowing the government of Bashar Assad.
“They still, in spite of many repeated promises and commitments … are not able or not willing to do this and we have more and more reasons to believe that from the very beginning the plan was to spare al-Nusra and to keep it just in case for ‘Plan B’ … when it would be time to change the regime,” the Russian minister said.
The US State Department has dismissed Lavrov’s statements as“absurd”, instead accusing Russia of driving the “moderate”opposition to intermingle with terrorist fighters on the battlefield against the Syrian government forces.
Claiming that the US exerted every possible effort to influence and separate moderates from terrorists, State Departments spokesman Mark Toner told reporters at a daily briefing on Friday, that the “moderate opposition” have been “driven more or less into the arms” and have no other choice but to “turn to Nusra, fight side by side.”
Toner admitted that the US had not targeted al-Nusra for months because its members had become “intermingled” with other groups and civilians.
“We did carry out strikes initially, back in 2014-2015, against Nusra. But absolutely, you’re correct in that, as they became intermingled and as they became intermingled in civilian areas, we’ve always sought to limit the possibility of civilian casualties in any of our airstrikes,” Toner said…