16-05-2014, 12:14 AM
Нове Маркале - Рат у Сирији
16-05-2014, 03:11 PM
(15-05-2014, 08:45 PM)Захумље Пише: Гарантујемо.....да ће се појавити фирме са запада да обнове града!
Па не верујем да ће Асад то дозволити.
Наравно, то је познати рецепт. Погледајте нас, Ирак, Авганистан, Либију.
Дођу, поруше, за ситне паре купе фабрике, остало ми плаћамо њима да нам поправе. Кад погледате, то је генијалан план. Само имамо ту несрећу да ми будемо овце на том путу.
Гледајући из неког угла, Асаду треба одати признање. Први је који је рекао "Не, по сваку цену!" и то и урадио. Ни Гадафи па ни сад Јанукович нису били спремни да иду до краја, били су пасивни и нису желели да проливају крв тог заблуделог малобројног народа који се дизао на њих под палицом запада.
Наравно, кад погледате ове слике и кад видите шта је тамо то делује, и јесте ужасно. Али је Асад одлучио да ПО СВАКУ цену не дозволи да му земљу баце на колена неке банде које се појаве ко зна одакле.
Сад, дал је био у праву или не, време ће показати. Да ли ће се Сирија уздићи из овога или ће посрнути као што је посрнула свака земља која је осетила чари Еу-САД демократије. Он сад мора показати да је био у праву и да је његова стратегија "по сваку цену" била права. Морају извући Сирују.
Кад је очисте скроз, наравно.
30-05-2014, 11:29 AM
Ако идем напријед, пратите ме...ако се повучем, убијте ме...ако умрем, осветите ме.
-Анри де ла Рошжаклен
30-05-2014, 06:44 PM
Москва забринута због америчких планова за војну помоћ сиријској опозицији
опширније: http://serbian.ruvr.ru/news/2014_05_30/M...ciji-2057/
опширније: http://serbian.ruvr.ru/news/2014_05_30/M...ciji-2057/
31-05-2014, 06:56 AM
Руски језик обавезан у сиријским школама
опширније: http://serbian.ruvr.ru/news/2014_05_29/R...lama-3736/
опширније: http://serbian.ruvr.ru/news/2014_05_29/R...lama-3736/
08-06-2014, 02:38 PM
S-NATO “Water War” against Syria: Turkey Suspends Pumping Euphrates’ Water
By Suhaib Anjarini
Global Research, June 07, 2014
Al Akhbar
42 30 1 96
The Turkish government recently cut off the flow of the Euphrates River, threatening primarily Syria but also Iraq with a major water crisis. Al-Akhbar found out that the water level in Lake Assad has dropped by about six meters, leaving millions of Syrians without drinking water.
Two weeks ago, the Turkish government once again intervened in the Syrian crisis. This time was different from anything it had attempted before and the repercussions of which may bring unprecedented catastrophes onto both Iraq and Syria.
“The decrease in water levels” , Lake Assad (Photo: Al-Akhbar)
Violating international norms, the Turkish government recently cut off the water supply of the Euphrates River completely. In fact, Ankara began to gradually reduce pumping Euphrates water about a month and half ago, then cut if off completely two weeks ago, according to information received by Al-Akhbar.
A source who spoke on the condition of anonymity revealed that water levels in the Lake Assad (a man-made water reservoir on the Euphrates) recently dropped by six meters from its normal levels (which means losing millions of cubic meters of water). The source warned that “a further drop of one additional meter would put the dam out of service.”
“We should cut off or reduce the water output of the dam, until the original problem regarding the blockage of the water supply is fixed,” the source explained.
The Islamic State in Iraq and Syria (ISIS) controlling the region the dam is located in did not suspend the water output. Employees of the General Institution of the Euphrates Dam are running the lake under the supervision of al-Qaeda linked ISIS, but they don’t have the authority to take serious decisions, such as reducing the water output. In addition, such a step is a mere attempt to ease the situation, and it will lose its efficacy if the water supply isn’t restored to the dam by Turkey.
The tragic repercussions of the new Turkish assault began to reveal themselves when water levels dropped in al-Khafsa in Aleppo’s eastern countryside (where a water pumping station from Lake Assad is located to pump water through water channels to Aleppo and its countryside).
The reservoirs are expected to run out of water completely by tonight or tomorrow morning at the latest.
Meanwhile, water supplies in auxiliary reservoirs in al-Khafsa are close to being depleted and the reservoirs are expected to run out of water completely by tonight or tomorrow morning at the latest. This threatens to leave seven million Syrians without access to water.
Also, Tishrin Dam stopped receiving any water which blocked its electricity generating turbines, decreasing the power supply in Aleppo and its countryside, further intensifying the already severe imbalance in the power supply.In Raqqa, the northern side of Lake Assad is today completely out of service. Two million Syrians living in the region covering the villages of Little Swaydiya to the east until al-Jarniya to the west could lose their drinking water supply. “Losing water supplies in the dam means that the silt in the lake will dry off which would pressure its structure, subjecting it to fissures and eventually total collapse,” Al-Akhbar sources warned, adding “it is crucial to shut down the dam to stop its collapse.”
However, shutting down the dam (if ISIS agrees) will only lead to a human and ecological (zoological and agricultural) catastrophe in Syria and in Iraq.
According to information obtained by Al-Akhbar, Aleppo locals (who had already launched many initiatives to reach solutions for a number of local issues) began a race against time to recommend solutions for the problem, including putting the thermal plant at al-Safira back to work, which may convince ISIS to spare the Euphrates Dam turbines, and in turn preserve current water levels in the lake.
In case it succeeds, such a step would only rescue whatever water and structures are left, and would ward off further repercussions of the crisis that has already started. A halt to the water supply is now inevitable and can’t be resolved unless the Turkish government takes the decision to resume pumping Euphrates water.
In any case, it is worth mentioning that the water in the lake would take about a month, after resuming pumping, to return to its normal levels.
Lake Assad down 18 feet
(image by Al-Akahbar English)
Top: “The decrease in water levels” Bottom: “Euphrates Dam” (Photo: Al-Akhbar)
A historical conflict
The Euphrates River has historically been at the center of a conflict between Turkey on the one hand and both Syria and Iraq on the other. Ankara insists on considering the Euphrates a “trans-boundary river” and not an “international river,” hence it is “not subject to international laws.” Also, Turkey is one of the only three countries in the world (along with China and Burundi) that opposed the Convention on the Law of the Non-Navigational Uses of International Watercourses adopted by the General Assembly of the United Nations in 1997.
In 1987, a temporary agreement between Syria and Turkey was signed to share the water supplies of the Euphrates during the period when the basin of the Ataturk Dam was being filled. In virtue of the agreement, Turkey pledged to provide an annual level of over 500 cubic meters of water a second on the Turkish-Syrian borders, until reaching a final agreement about sharing the water supplies of the river between the three countries. In 1994, Syria registered the agreement at the United Nations to guarantee the minimum amount of Iraq and Syria’s right to the water from the Euphrates River.
http://www.globalresearch.ca/us-nato-wat...er/5386059
Water War? Turkey Cuts Water Supply to Syria. Euphrates Shut Down
By Michael Collins
Global Research, June 07, 2014
Oped News
Region: Middle East & North Africa
Theme: Environment, US NATO War Agenda
In-depth Report: SYRIA: NATO'S NEXT WAR?
49 15 0 320
Western hostilities toward Syria reached a new level of viciousness. Al-Akahbar English reports:
“The Turkish government recently cut off the flow of the Euphrates River, threatening primarily Syria but also Iraq with a major water crisis. Al-Akahbar found out that the water level in Lake Assad has dropped by about six meters, leaving millions of Syrians without drinking water.” Suhaib Anjarini, Al Akahbar, May 30
The water cutoff by the Turkish government caused Lake Assad to drop six feet threatening two million people in and around Aleppo, Syria’s second largest city. The Euphrates originates in Turkey and also provides a critical water source for Iraq.
Turkey, a NATO member, is strongly opposed to the current government of Syria. The Turkish border to Syria is a major supply route for weapons and foreign fighters against the Syrian government.
Along with China and Brunei, Turkey refused to sign the United Nation’s agreement on International Watercourses. The agreement calls for the “equitable and reasonable” sharing of rivers, wither they originate or flow into a nation. In addition, the agreement states that nations shall “take all appropriate measures to prevent the causing of significant harm.”
Syria and Iraq have claimed Turkish manipulation of the Euphrates as far back as 1975. Syria and Iraq argue that years of drought conditions are the result of Turkish water policy. The outright cutoff of the Euphrates by the government of Turkish Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan represents a Turkish act of aggression against both Syria and Iraq.
The Turkish propaganda machine is gearing up to blame the water crisis on ISIS, an Al Qaeda affiliated Syrian rebel group.( Suhaib Anjarini, Al Akahbar, May 30)
Watch closely how the U.S. State Department handles this crisis. If we’re told that Syrian rebels are to blame, that’s a red light that NATO is creating a false flag to justify the Holy Grail of NATO military action against the Syrian government. Hopefully, the U.S. and other nations call this what it is — a human rights abuse of epic proportions committed by an unstable autocrat, Turkish PM Erdogan, at the head of a major NATO nation.
http://www.globalresearch.ca/water-war-t...wn/5386054
By Suhaib Anjarini
Global Research, June 07, 2014
Al Akhbar
42 30 1 96
The Turkish government recently cut off the flow of the Euphrates River, threatening primarily Syria but also Iraq with a major water crisis. Al-Akhbar found out that the water level in Lake Assad has dropped by about six meters, leaving millions of Syrians without drinking water.
Two weeks ago, the Turkish government once again intervened in the Syrian crisis. This time was different from anything it had attempted before and the repercussions of which may bring unprecedented catastrophes onto both Iraq and Syria.
“The decrease in water levels” , Lake Assad (Photo: Al-Akhbar)
Violating international norms, the Turkish government recently cut off the water supply of the Euphrates River completely. In fact, Ankara began to gradually reduce pumping Euphrates water about a month and half ago, then cut if off completely two weeks ago, according to information received by Al-Akhbar.
A source who spoke on the condition of anonymity revealed that water levels in the Lake Assad (a man-made water reservoir on the Euphrates) recently dropped by six meters from its normal levels (which means losing millions of cubic meters of water). The source warned that “a further drop of one additional meter would put the dam out of service.”
“We should cut off or reduce the water output of the dam, until the original problem regarding the blockage of the water supply is fixed,” the source explained.
The Islamic State in Iraq and Syria (ISIS) controlling the region the dam is located in did not suspend the water output. Employees of the General Institution of the Euphrates Dam are running the lake under the supervision of al-Qaeda linked ISIS, but they don’t have the authority to take serious decisions, such as reducing the water output. In addition, such a step is a mere attempt to ease the situation, and it will lose its efficacy if the water supply isn’t restored to the dam by Turkey.
The tragic repercussions of the new Turkish assault began to reveal themselves when water levels dropped in al-Khafsa in Aleppo’s eastern countryside (where a water pumping station from Lake Assad is located to pump water through water channels to Aleppo and its countryside).
The reservoirs are expected to run out of water completely by tonight or tomorrow morning at the latest.
Meanwhile, water supplies in auxiliary reservoirs in al-Khafsa are close to being depleted and the reservoirs are expected to run out of water completely by tonight or tomorrow morning at the latest. This threatens to leave seven million Syrians without access to water.
Also, Tishrin Dam stopped receiving any water which blocked its electricity generating turbines, decreasing the power supply in Aleppo and its countryside, further intensifying the already severe imbalance in the power supply.In Raqqa, the northern side of Lake Assad is today completely out of service. Two million Syrians living in the region covering the villages of Little Swaydiya to the east until al-Jarniya to the west could lose their drinking water supply. “Losing water supplies in the dam means that the silt in the lake will dry off which would pressure its structure, subjecting it to fissures and eventually total collapse,” Al-Akhbar sources warned, adding “it is crucial to shut down the dam to stop its collapse.”
However, shutting down the dam (if ISIS agrees) will only lead to a human and ecological (zoological and agricultural) catastrophe in Syria and in Iraq.
According to information obtained by Al-Akhbar, Aleppo locals (who had already launched many initiatives to reach solutions for a number of local issues) began a race against time to recommend solutions for the problem, including putting the thermal plant at al-Safira back to work, which may convince ISIS to spare the Euphrates Dam turbines, and in turn preserve current water levels in the lake.
In case it succeeds, such a step would only rescue whatever water and structures are left, and would ward off further repercussions of the crisis that has already started. A halt to the water supply is now inevitable and can’t be resolved unless the Turkish government takes the decision to resume pumping Euphrates water.
In any case, it is worth mentioning that the water in the lake would take about a month, after resuming pumping, to return to its normal levels.
Lake Assad down 18 feet
(image by Al-Akahbar English)
Top: “The decrease in water levels” Bottom: “Euphrates Dam” (Photo: Al-Akhbar)
A historical conflict
The Euphrates River has historically been at the center of a conflict between Turkey on the one hand and both Syria and Iraq on the other. Ankara insists on considering the Euphrates a “trans-boundary river” and not an “international river,” hence it is “not subject to international laws.” Also, Turkey is one of the only three countries in the world (along with China and Burundi) that opposed the Convention on the Law of the Non-Navigational Uses of International Watercourses adopted by the General Assembly of the United Nations in 1997.
In 1987, a temporary agreement between Syria and Turkey was signed to share the water supplies of the Euphrates during the period when the basin of the Ataturk Dam was being filled. In virtue of the agreement, Turkey pledged to provide an annual level of over 500 cubic meters of water a second on the Turkish-Syrian borders, until reaching a final agreement about sharing the water supplies of the river between the three countries. In 1994, Syria registered the agreement at the United Nations to guarantee the minimum amount of Iraq and Syria’s right to the water from the Euphrates River.
http://www.globalresearch.ca/us-nato-wat...er/5386059
Water War? Turkey Cuts Water Supply to Syria. Euphrates Shut Down
By Michael Collins
Global Research, June 07, 2014
Oped News
Region: Middle East & North Africa
Theme: Environment, US NATO War Agenda
In-depth Report: SYRIA: NATO'S NEXT WAR?
49 15 0 320
Western hostilities toward Syria reached a new level of viciousness. Al-Akahbar English reports:
“The Turkish government recently cut off the flow of the Euphrates River, threatening primarily Syria but also Iraq with a major water crisis. Al-Akahbar found out that the water level in Lake Assad has dropped by about six meters, leaving millions of Syrians without drinking water.” Suhaib Anjarini, Al Akahbar, May 30
The water cutoff by the Turkish government caused Lake Assad to drop six feet threatening two million people in and around Aleppo, Syria’s second largest city. The Euphrates originates in Turkey and also provides a critical water source for Iraq.
Turkey, a NATO member, is strongly opposed to the current government of Syria. The Turkish border to Syria is a major supply route for weapons and foreign fighters against the Syrian government.
Along with China and Brunei, Turkey refused to sign the United Nation’s agreement on International Watercourses. The agreement calls for the “equitable and reasonable” sharing of rivers, wither they originate or flow into a nation. In addition, the agreement states that nations shall “take all appropriate measures to prevent the causing of significant harm.”
Syria and Iraq have claimed Turkish manipulation of the Euphrates as far back as 1975. Syria and Iraq argue that years of drought conditions are the result of Turkish water policy. The outright cutoff of the Euphrates by the government of Turkish Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan represents a Turkish act of aggression against both Syria and Iraq.
The Turkish propaganda machine is gearing up to blame the water crisis on ISIS, an Al Qaeda affiliated Syrian rebel group.( Suhaib Anjarini, Al Akahbar, May 30)
Watch closely how the U.S. State Department handles this crisis. If we’re told that Syrian rebels are to blame, that’s a red light that NATO is creating a false flag to justify the Holy Grail of NATO military action against the Syrian government. Hopefully, the U.S. and other nations call this what it is — a human rights abuse of epic proportions committed by an unstable autocrat, Turkish PM Erdogan, at the head of a major NATO nation.
http://www.globalresearch.ca/water-war-t...wn/5386054
13-06-2014, 02:19 AM
http://i676.photobucket.com/albums/vv126...1262696680
Хоћели Ијсис у Ирак случајно водити свој рат у Ирана?
Хоћели Ијсис у Ирак случајно водити свој рат у Ирана?
05-09-2014, 03:30 AM
It Begins: Israel Returns Fire At Syrian Army Positions After Mortar Hits Golan
by David Sidman on September 4, 2014 in Featured, General
The IDF returned fire at a Syrian army position along the northern border Thursday afternoon, after a mortar shell struck Israeli territory.
The army said it fired a Tamuz anti-tank missile at the source of the fire.
Sirens were heard throughout throughout the Golan Heights earlier, as a mortar shell had struck in an open field in the northern Golan. No damage or injuries were reported.
The military added that at it appears to have been stray fire and not directed at Israel.
Nevertheless, Israel has vowed to take a zero-tolerance approach to any fire into Israel.
It is the latest spillover from the Syrian civil war, as rebels, among them Al Qaeda’s Syrian branch the Nusra Front, have been involved in fierce clashes with pro-regime forces for control of the Quneitra area bordering Israel.
Several mortar shells have hit Israeli territory in recent weeks, and the IDF shot down a Syrian drone last week, after it strayed into Israeli airspace.
Source: Israel National News
Рат у Украјни.....је и повезан са рат у Сирији
by David Sidman on September 4, 2014 in Featured, General
The IDF returned fire at a Syrian army position along the northern border Thursday afternoon, after a mortar shell struck Israeli territory.
The army said it fired a Tamuz anti-tank missile at the source of the fire.
Sirens were heard throughout throughout the Golan Heights earlier, as a mortar shell had struck in an open field in the northern Golan. No damage or injuries were reported.
The military added that at it appears to have been stray fire and not directed at Israel.
Nevertheless, Israel has vowed to take a zero-tolerance approach to any fire into Israel.
It is the latest spillover from the Syrian civil war, as rebels, among them Al Qaeda’s Syrian branch the Nusra Front, have been involved in fierce clashes with pro-regime forces for control of the Quneitra area bordering Israel.
Several mortar shells have hit Israeli territory in recent weeks, and the IDF shot down a Syrian drone last week, after it strayed into Israeli airspace.
Source: Israel National News
Рат у Украјни.....је и повезан са рат у Сирији
06-09-2014, 01:29 AM
11-09-2014, 09:01 PM
Каква је састав "мировне војнике" УН у сирији.....видим филипине.....па оних служу војске ВБ одавно!
12-09-2014, 06:37 PM
Два америчка F/А-18 Хорнет срушила се на путу за Персијски залив
17:56 12.09.2014.1 коментарШтампај
ЈЕДАН ПИЛОТ СПАСЕН, ЗА ДРУГИМ СЕ ТРАГА - НЕКИ АМЕРИЧКИ МЕДИЈИ ПРЕТПОСТАВЉАЈУ ДА СУ СЕ СУДАРИЛИ
ДВА америчка борбена авиона типа F/А-18 Хорнет срушила су се у западном делу Тихог океана, саопштила је морнарица САД.
Један пилот је спасен, а за другим се трага.
У саопштењу се наводи да су та два авиона полетела са носача авиона "Карл Винсон“, који плови према Персијском заливу, и да су се срушила у 17.40 по локалном времену.
У операцији потраге за другим пилотом учествују два ратна брода, заједно са неколико хеликоптера.
Још није пронађен ниједан авион, а у току је истрага о узроцима пада авиона.
Неки амерички медији претпостављају да су се ова два F/А-18 Хорнет могла - сударити.
Русија упозорила Вашингтон да не бомбардује исламисте у Сирији без одобрења Дамаска
23:49 11.09.2014.1 коментарШтампај
МОСКВА СМАТРА ДА БИ ТО - ПОГОТОВО БЕЗ ОДЛУКЕ СБ УН - БИЛО АКТ АГРЕСИЈЕ
Александар Лукашевич
МОСКВА је упозорила Вашингтон и Пентагон да ће амерички авио-удари по позицијама Исламске државе на територији Сирије – уколико не буду претходно одобрени из Дамаска – бити акт агресије против те блискоисточне земље и грубо кршење међународног права.
Портпарол Министарства иностраних послова РФ Александар Лукашевич прецизирао је позицију Русије овако:
„САД су директно најавиле могућност америчких удара по позицијама Исламске државе на територији Сиријске Арапске Републике без сагласности њене законите владе. Такав корак – без одговарајуће одлуке Савета безбедности УН – биће акт агресије и грубо кршење норми међународног права”.
Лукашевич је указао да се – дође ли до таквих америчких напада – на удару могу наћи и трупе сиријске владе, што потом може изазвати нову ескалацију конфликта у Сирији.
17:56 12.09.2014.1 коментарШтампај
ЈЕДАН ПИЛОТ СПАСЕН, ЗА ДРУГИМ СЕ ТРАГА - НЕКИ АМЕРИЧКИ МЕДИЈИ ПРЕТПОСТАВЉАЈУ ДА СУ СЕ СУДАРИЛИ
ДВА америчка борбена авиона типа F/А-18 Хорнет срушила су се у западном делу Тихог океана, саопштила је морнарица САД.
Један пилот је спасен, а за другим се трага.
У саопштењу се наводи да су та два авиона полетела са носача авиона "Карл Винсон“, који плови према Персијском заливу, и да су се срушила у 17.40 по локалном времену.
У операцији потраге за другим пилотом учествују два ратна брода, заједно са неколико хеликоптера.
Још није пронађен ниједан авион, а у току је истрага о узроцима пада авиона.
Неки амерички медији претпостављају да су се ова два F/А-18 Хорнет могла - сударити.
Русија упозорила Вашингтон да не бомбардује исламисте у Сирији без одобрења Дамаска
23:49 11.09.2014.1 коментарШтампај
МОСКВА СМАТРА ДА БИ ТО - ПОГОТОВО БЕЗ ОДЛУКЕ СБ УН - БИЛО АКТ АГРЕСИЈЕ
Александар Лукашевич
МОСКВА је упозорила Вашингтон и Пентагон да ће амерички авио-удари по позицијама Исламске државе на територији Сирије – уколико не буду претходно одобрени из Дамаска – бити акт агресије против те блискоисточне земље и грубо кршење међународног права.
Портпарол Министарства иностраних послова РФ Александар Лукашевич прецизирао је позицију Русије овако:
„САД су директно најавиле могућност америчких удара по позицијама Исламске државе на територији Сиријске Арапске Републике без сагласности њене законите владе. Такав корак – без одговарајуће одлуке Савета безбедности УН – биће акт агресије и грубо кршење норми међународног права”.
Лукашевич је указао да се – дође ли до таквих америчких напада – на удару могу наћи и трупе сиријске владе, што потом може изазвати нову ескалацију конфликта у Сирији.
15-09-2014, 01:17 AM
Хипотеза....
У случају да ове ИСИС убиства нису неке Псиопсне операције....
Занимљиво да је овај последни "хуманитариста" радио у Босни......случајно?
У случају да ове ИСИС убиства нису неке Псиопсне операције....
Занимљиво да је овај последни "хуманитариста" радио у Босни......случајно?
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