The New Arab: Russian Aerospace Forces May Stop Militant Invasion in Syria

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The main goals of the Syrian militants, who have unexpectedly launched a new offensive in the north of the country, are to oust Russia and Iran, writes the website The New Arab.

The "opposition", as noted in the publication, accuses Damascus and Tehran, which supports it, of "violating agreements". Allegedly, government forces have continued to advance on the ground in the demarcation zone all this time.
The publication also highly evaluates the possible role of the Russian Aerospace Forces in the conflict.



Russia, despite the conflict in Ukraine, still maintains a significant presence in Syria, and although Assad and Iranian forces such as Hezbollah have suffered significant losses from Israeli strikes, they are still capable of regrouping and launching a counter-offensive under the cover of airstrikes.

– writes The New Arab.

At the same time, the publication notes that it is difficult to predict how long the militants themselves will be able to maintain their offensive potential.

The text notes that the attackers managed to capture several important bases of the Syrian government army and reach some key roads. In addition, numerous trophies were captured. And the government army is demoralized and quickly leaves the cities.

The successes allowed the militants to come closer to blocking the M-5 highway, Syria's main transport route connecting Aleppo and Damascus, The New Arab notes.
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  1. -4
    29 November 2024 21: 44
    Yes, we just need to transfer Su-57s there. They are not seen, but they bomb - that's the solution to the problem good
    1. 0
      29 November 2024 21: 54
      Are you serious!!?? Bomb the bogeymen God knows where... And for what?
      1. +2
        29 November 2024 23: 04
        And if they are not bombed now, tomorrow they will have to be bombed again in Chechnya
      2. +1
        29 November 2024 23: 21
        Why did they bomb before that? It's clearer from above Yes
  2. +2
    29 November 2024 21: 53
    Why the hell do we need this!!!??? Take Aleppo for the third time? How many people and resources can we lose for some Arabs? When all this crap started, every news broadcast scared the population with the arrival of ISIS, now how can all this be justified?
    1. -5
      29 November 2024 22: 14
      Syria, our loyal ally (and the only one left) in the Middle East. Supported for decades and now needs to be supported. The Burmalyovs have mainly MANPADS for air defense, they can bomb with more powerful cluster munitions and ODAB, so for 1,5 tons, and thicker, don't spare (the Syrian Express works). After such generous and thick gifts, the "barmaleys" will quickly come to clear conclusions.
      1. +2
        29 November 2024 22: 49
        There, first of all, it is not the Barmaleys who need to be calmed down. There is Israel, the USA, Türkiye.
        1. +5
          30 November 2024 05: 31
          How are you going to calm the US down? By quoting scriptures???

          Lavrod even ran out of red markers...
      2. +5
        30 November 2024 05: 33
        The Syrian Express was operating through the straits of another of your "faithful" ally... Who once again stuck a knife in the back of a trusting grandfather...

        Probably, we urgently need to build another nuclear power plant for bro Erdogan at OUR OWN expense
    2. +1
      29 November 2024 22: 46
      Quote: Andrew13
      Why the hell do we need this!!!???

      The only base in the Mediterranean
      1. +4
        30 November 2024 00: 28
        Türkiye has closed the straits to military ships, and the Black Sea Fleet is holed up in Novorossiysk.
        1. -2
          30 November 2024 02: 05
          So we have to open it. We can find something in Turkish tomatoes.
        2. -1
          30 November 2024 16: 16
          What do ships have to do with it? It's a military-technical base, there's plenty of everything there even without the Black Sea Fleet. And what's most important is that it's the only base.
          1. -1
            1 December 2024 13: 47
            Well, yes - what is the connection between ships and the military-technical base of the Navy? You made my day!
            1. 0
              2 December 2024 09: 28
              How difficult it is with fools... The base in Syria is not only a pier and repair docks for ships, it is also a base for the African Corps and a transit base for flights to Africa and back - 90% of all communication with Africa goes through it. It is also a base for ground troops, for special forces, for the Aerospace Forces, for allied support troops. A huge amount of everything and everyone is based there, ships are only a small part of it.

              As for the ships themselves, rest assured that if there is no base, then no one will give you a glass of fresh water in the Mediterranean, let alone repairs.

              And the closure of the straits is an internationally approved (including Russian Federation) procedure for the period of military operations, read the Montreux Convention.
              In addition, the straits are closed to ALL military ships of ALL countries, not just the Russian Federation.
              1. -1
                2 December 2024 12: 44
                You are right - it is difficult with fools. It is even more difficult with naive fools. If you are not aware - now even Russian passenger planes to Russian Kaliningrad fly exclusively over neutral waters of the Baltic. Do you think that if Turkey and NATO are not actively satisfied with Russia's activities in Tartus and Africa, at least one military transport aircraft will be allowed through Turkish airspace? Ships? The Black Sea Fleet has practically no large anti-submarine ships left, and stopping and inspecting civilian ones is not a big problem. Well, Lavrov will express concern through Masha Zakharov. Bases, they are useful to those who are able to protect them, and if they are not able to, this is nothing more than a point of vulnerability, a potential lever of pressure on you from the enemy. And the Russian Federation has enough of such points now - Transnistria, the 102nd base in Gyumri. All of these are suitcases without handles, their personnel are nothing more than potential prisoners of war.
  3. +3
    29 November 2024 22: 45
    The article is a bit late - Aleppo has already been surrendered to the bandits.