Iranian Troops To Conduct Ground Attacks In Syria

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  • wehateporn
    Promoting Debate on GFY
    • Apr 2007
    • 27176

    #1

    Iranian Troops To Conduct Ground Attacks In Syria


    Iran has dispatched hundreds of ground troops to syria to fight alongside the forces loyal to President Bashar al-Assad.

    A full scale war is unfolding in Syria, with a ground offensive being planned to coincide with Russian air strikes, according to Lebanese sources.

    ?The (Russian) air strikes will in the near future be accompanied by ground advances by the Syrian army and its allies,? one of the sources told Reuters.

    ?It is possible that the coming land operations will be focused in the Idlib and Hama countryside,? the source added.

    Lebanese Hezbollah troops will also join the Iranian forces, the sources note, as well as Iraqis.

    The goal is to retake areas in northwestern Syria that fell to Western backed rebels earlier in the year.

    ?The vanguard of Iranian ground forces began arriving in Syria: soldiers and officers specifically to participate in this battle. They are not advisors ? we mean hundreds with equipment and weapons. They will be followed by more,? the second source said.

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  • Horatio Caine
    full-time aspiring rapper
    • Aug 2012
    • 5746

    #2
    Let them. About time someone else do this shit. Send some Serbs while at it. Them yougo boys know everyffins

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    • j3rkules
      VIP
      • Jul 2013
      • 22101

      #3
      In reality, we have to keep Assad around in the near term or risk the vacuum that we created in Iraq. A government framework is necessary until ISIS is defeated or pushed out of Syria. At that point, we will see Russia help transition Assad out of power since they do not want to be tied up there for decades and decades. We actually know this, but will not admit it for political reasons.

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