In Syria, an unknown plane attacked Iranian forces at night

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Armed groups, which Iran sends to Syria to help government forces, are increasingly becoming targets for attack from both Israel and unknown forces.





According to one of the Arab television channels, on the night of Monday, September 9, the positions of Iranian forces were attacked by an unidentified plane.

It follows from the message that the positions of Shiite militias near the city of Abu Kemal, which is located near the junction of the borders of Syria and Iraq, were hit.

According to available information, 18 people died as a result of the strike. The nationality of the victims is not specified.

Eyewitnesses to the raid say that three explosions were heard. Experts put forward the version that the purpose of the night raid could be the weapons depots of Iranian forces located in the area.

It can be assumed that the raid was carried out by the Israeli Air Force aircraft, which, for some reason in this case, did not take responsibility, although it had previously willingly announced the conduct of such actions.

Recall that the civil conflict in Syria began in 2011 with the active intervention of the United States, Israel and the European community, so that the country very soon found itself on the verge of ceasing to exist.
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  1. +1
    9 September 2019 17: 22
    As a rule, Israel does not comment on this kind of news in any way, but reports about it only in some (rare) cases, moreover, it did not “willingly announced the holding of this kind of action.” So the author of this news is not. It is worth familiarizing yourself with the topic before writing about it. The same applies to the cause of the “civil” conflict. Assad simply twisted the screws - all the nishtyaks went mainly to his fellow-believers - the Alawites of whom 20% in Syria were strong enough, the rest were mostly Sunnis. Well, ISIS here, of course, caught the pace - after all, it came to power only in those places where the local population is ready for various reasons to support the Islamist regime.
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      9 September 2019 22: 37
      And in Egypt, Mubarak twisted the nuts, and in Libya, Gaddafi, and in Iraq, Saddam, also Sudan, Algeria, Yemen. Erdogan almost turned it over (if not for Russia, it would have been turned on). "Arab Spring", you know .... overseas penguins everywhere prepared bearded revolutionaries. Only their allies have everything in order with the nuts, in Saudi Arabia everything is "fraternally divided", right? Look at what percentage of citizens they have and how everything is "fairly" distributed.
      I still remember showing how Assad stood silently and tears rolled when the States began to tear Syria. And now in Taiwan, the nuts are twisted. I mean, do not naively pretend that everything was brewed by itself in Syria. Everywhere overseas creatures were noted.
      1. 0
        10 September 2019 11: 13
        This is perhaps only for conspirators conspiracy theorists accusing the Americans of even missing their slippers at night. By the way, in Syria, about 80% of the Sunnis and 20% of the Alawites, and it was they who received the majority of nishtyaks, the rest were interrupted from bread to water, take an interest. And in Libya there was a similar story - the Arabs received all the benefits, and the Tuaregs and Berbers sucked their paws. So Gaddafi finished playing the violin.
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          10 September 2019 21: 33
          Well, of course)))))))) And the hardworking Svidomo Ukrainians ate "Muscovites" oaths)))))))) Alawites in Syria at the helm had stood for 40 years before that, and somehow nothing, they all lived on the sly. Alawites traditionally occupied power structures, the Arabs were engaged in trade, Aleppo - the "economic capital" of Alawites never happened there. For 40 years nothing has been heard about the oppressed Arabs.
          By the way, you missed Saudi Arabia, with 30% of disenfranchised migrants (mostly Indians) and 15% of Shiites, tell them how "nishtyaks" are fairly divided among all. And where is their revolution? Where is the aviation carrying democracy on its wings? 5 years ago, the Shiites pushed a little bit, they explained the "correct" state of affairs and that's it, silence.
          I have to go, I'll go count the slippers.
          1. 0
            11 September 2019 08: 28
            Consider, consider, this is helpful. But it’s not clear why the regime of “state of emergency” was maintained in Syria for more than 30 years? This is from the fact that they probably lived nothing like that? :))) But to compare with Saudi Arabia is simply stupid - migrant migrant workers initially know that they are migrants and they will not have the same rights as the locals, but they came to earn money from poor countries.
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              11 September 2019 09: 59
              In itself, a state of emergency means little. It sounds, of course, harsh, but if you look around, for example, pay attention to Korea, they generally just have a truce. In the DPRK, people actually live on the brink of war, why has the revolution still not happened? The situation, of course, is not identical to the Syrian, but there is much in common. Remember, the Arab-Israeli war was, the Golan is still occupied. From those times and left. Israel also regularly introduces emergency situations, the Gaza Strip is a fun place. Everywhere the military go with machine guns. I saw the girls on duty at the checkpoints. It’s wild for us, but they’re fine. As for migrant migrant workers, then, from a legal point of view, you are absolutely right, but that does not change much. It is unlikely that this will make it easier for them; it does not add political stability. In the Baltic States, too, full of non-citizens, do you think they like it? So, the lack of legal rights is unlikely to add optimism to migrants. People live for years, children grow up, assimilation does not occur. So the child grew up, understands that he somehow is not very happy with his rights, he seems to be dissatisfied, and they tell him that you are a second-class person, not a citizen, there is such a law. What will be the reaction? He will say, well, if the law, then okay, everything is fine. We live on. Do you believe that? In South Africa, apartheid was also by law.
              In addition, do not forget about the Shiites, I think they are not happy with everything either. Revolutions usually do not happen on their own, without external heating. In 1917, for example, the Germans and the British did this well. And if you look closely at the "color revolutions", you will find that they have a lot in common, they act according to the same template. Gentlemen from overseas do not wisely change the methods that work. Many NGOs work for their money.
              1. 0
                11 September 2019 14: 54
                You simply do not know - an emergency in Israel has never been introduced. They may declare any region a closed military zone, but an emergency in the country is completely different. Yes, and girls at dangerous KP are a rarity. By the way, the Golan under Israeli rule is longer than it was under Syrian rule. And none other than the father of his current heir is to blame for this. Why the revolution in the DPRK did not happen? Because there is a regime of the most severe concentration camp. This is known to everyone who wants to know, and is not in the illusions of Juche communism.
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                  11 September 2019 17: 38
                  In Israel, I think you are right, and I expressed the idea not quite correctly. I meant that both countries are front-line, society is militarized, and legal formalities are not the most basic. It is not clear what the fault of the late Hafez al-Assad in the loss of the Golan, except in the defeat in the war.
                  I agree about the tough regime in the DPRK, I won’t give any assessments to him, he has a tangential relationship to the topic. Look, what turns out ...... recall:

                  Assad simply twisted the nuts.

                  - and here it is, the revolution. I didn’t give an example to the DPRK. The regime is tougher, and the protest reaction of the population is not at all like that. Therefore, there is no direct relationship. The discontent of the population alone is not enough for an uprising; in the vast majority there is support from abroad. Let me remind you that there is no American embassy and NPO in the DPRK. The probability of revolution is very small.
                  1. +1
                    11 September 2019 18: 26
                    Well, if in order - the fault of Hafez al-Assad in the loss of the Golan is the most direct - in 1948, he, along with other Arab countries, started a war against Israel. Then, until 1967, constantly bombarded the north of Israel. This is a strategic place - from there the whole North is in the palm of your hand and, plus, he tried to divert the origins of the Jordan. As a result, I paid for it. By the way, in the 2001th, he was offered peace according to the same formula as Egypt and Jordan, but he refused. Now the train is gone. As for the DPRK, it’s just a big concentration camp with a zombie population, completely isolated from the outside world and the most brutal suppression of any dissent. In fairness, this was neither in Syria, nor anywhere else. This is Mordor in its purest form, in its maximum expression, and there is much evidence for this. So, about the embassies and NGOs in relation to the DPRK - this is not even funny.
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                      11 September 2019 20: 19
                      About the fact that Assad was a land reclamator, I did not even hear about the details of the conclusion of peace in 2001, too, do not know. Be sure to see the details. Thanks for the information. And about the role of the embassy and NGOs in the preparation of coups, everyone has the right to their opinion. We have different opinions. I don’t see anything wrong with that.
  2. +1
    9 September 2019 17: 30
    S-300 on guard !!!
    1. +1
      9 September 2019 17: 41
      An unknown plane attacked Iranian forces at night.

      Apparently, Uruguayan ... or from the Ivory Coast flew in ... wink
  3. +2
    9 September 2019 17: 43
    Kapets to everyone who has something in Syria. This is a long training ground.
    Syrian children only feel sorry.