#syrian military

[workersolidarity]

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ISRAELI OCCUPATION FORCES LAUNCH MISSILE STRIKES TOWARDS DAMACUS IN LATEST AGGRESSION ON SYRIA

📹 The moment Israeli occupation missile strikes hit targets in Damascus, the Syrian capital in the latest aggression.

According to the Syrian air defense forces, at approximately 9:35pm [Damascus time] the Zionist occupation army launched several missiles from the direction of the occupied Syrian Golan Heights towards a number of targets in the Damascus countryside.

Syrian air defense forces said most of the missiles were successfully intercepted, however a few hit their targets, resulting in material damage.

No casualties were reported as a result of Israel's aggression.

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[rednblacksalamander]

Living in the future kinda sucks sometimes.

[barbucomedie]

Mamluk Armour from Syria dated to the Early 16th Century on display at the Weltmuseum in Vienna, Austria

Photographs taken by myself 2022

[usafphantom2]

USAF F-117A Nighthawk in an experimental paint scheme

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[greatworldwar2]

• Battle of Damascus

The Battle of Damascus was a battle between Allied Forced and Vichy French forced and was the final action of the Allied advance on Damascus in Syria during the Syria��Lebanon campaign in World War II.

On June 8th, 1941, troops of the 5th Indian Infantry Brigade Group had crossed the Syrian border from the British Mandate of Palestine to take Quneitra and Deraa with the objective of opening the way for the forces of the 1st Free French Division to advance along the roads from these towns to Damascus. This was one of four attacks planned for the campaign by the Allied commander, General Sir Henry Wilson. Gentforce had been under the temporary command of the commander of the 5th Indian Infantry Brigade, Brigadier Wilfrid Lloyd, since 12 June when Legentilhomme had been wounded. The plan called for the troops of 5th Indian Brigade to advance northwards from their positions at Artouz on the Quneitra–Damascus road across country west of the road towards Mezzeh. Mezzeh was a large village on a junction with the Beirut to Damascus road, some three miles west of Damascus itself. The brigade's supplies, ammunition and the anti-tank element would follow closely behind on the road proper. Meanwhile, the Free French forces would advance along the Kissoué – Damascus road to capture Qadim as a preliminary to entering the Syrian capital, some four miles further north. On June 18th, the Indian troops set out and skirmished their way north. They reached Mezzeh at 04:15. By 05:30, after an hour of fierce hand-to-hand fighting, Mezzeh was captured. However, there was a major problem: the equipment and anti-tank guns travelling up the main road had earlier got ahead of the infantry and run into a Vichy roadblock where most of the vehicles were knocked out. Furthermore, the planned advance by the Free French to Qadim had been delayed, allowing the Vichy defenders to concentrate on the Mezzeh action, putting intense pressure on the Allied position whilst thwarting any attempt to relieve them and bring in vitally needed anti-tank weapons.

On June 19th, Major General John Evetts, commander of the British 6th Infantry Division, arrived to relieve Lloyd and take control of the Allied forces east of Merdjayoun. With the losses suffered by the Indian brigade, he requested that the British 16th Infantry Brigade be detached from the 7th Australian Division and sent to his sector. Three Australian battalions were also detached to Evetts' command: the 2/3rd Machine Gun Battalion and the 2/3rd and 2/5th Infantry Battalions. By nightfall on 19 June, the Allied position at Mezzeh was desperate. Ammunition was running low, no food had been eaten for 24 hours, casualties were severe, and medical supplies were exhausted. During the night (when Vichy attacks were suspended), three men managed to reach Gentforce headquarters with the news of the position in Mezzeh. Early on June 20th, Brigadier Lloyd, having handed over to Evetts, resumed command of the 5th Indian Brigade and sent a force comprising two companies from the 3/1st Punjab Regiment, two companies of French Marines and a battery of artillery to fight its way through to Mezzeh. But they could not blast a way through and they progressed only slowly against determined opposition from French tanks. A Free French attack on Qadim the previous night had failed expensively, so that they were unable to exert pressure on Qadim that morning to draw Vichy forces away from Mezzeh. That night, however, the Free French with support from British anti-tank and anti-aircraft guns and an Australian machine-gun battalion, advanced against light Vichy defences and captured Qadim by the morning of the 21st.

Throughout the evening of June 20-21st, the Australians fought several actions, attacking a series of stone forts overlooking the Mezzeh and the Quneitra road. Elsewhere, a company of Australians attempted to move around the left flank of the Vichy defenders to cut the road running north-west to Beirut and establish a road block in the Barada Gorge. A see-sawing action took place amongst the forts, during which a force of 59 Australians was briefly captured, before a counter-attack early on June 21st freed them and retook the forts. Meanwhile, a 12-hour defensive action held the Barada Gorge to the west, turning back several French attacks that included tanks and armoured cars. During the morning of June 21st, the Australians consolidated their positions around the forts, and in the Barada Gorge and around 11:00, the Vichy French garrison in Damascus surrendered. By noon, the Allied forces were in Damascus and the Vichy forces were retreating west along the Beirut road. With the fall of Damascus, Gentforce accomplished its primary goal. Elsewhere, fighting around Merdjayoun continued until June 24th, when Allied forces eventually captured the town. The fighting between the Vichy forces and the Allies continued throughout the month. Further actions included fighting around Damour and the capture of Beirut.

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Syrian Commandos - Lebanon 1980's

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A member of the YPJ (Women’s Protection Units), a majority Kurdish force focused on defense against ISIS militants. Photo by Newsha Tavakolian.

[bijoumikhawal]

"Biden is the best choice and he's actually really empathetic and reasonable but also you can't wait for a candidate that won't do genocide and war crimes because to become a presidential candidate you have to be willing to do that" see what you fundamentally don't understand is I'm not waiting for a candidate that won't do war crimes, because I know that. I cannot morally stomach this system, it's a joke to claim its democratic, and AMERICA DELENDA EST. this country is a plague on this Earth

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Syrian/Iraqi improvised tanks

[workersolidarity]

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💥ISRAELI OCCUPATION FORCES KILL FOUR IRGC ADVISORS IN MISSILE STRIKES ON DAMASUS💥

Four Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps. (IRGC) advisors to Syrian forces were assassinated in a series of missile strikes launched by the Israeli Occupation Forces (IOF) targeting Damascus.

According to reports, the Israeli entity targeted a three-story, residential building in the al-Mazzeh neighborhood of Damascus, the Syrian capital, that housed several IRGC advisors to the Syrian Arab Army. Witnesses described the destruction as complete, and said the residential building collapsed after the strikes.

Iranian authorities have since acknowledged the deaths of four IRGC advisors, including Hajj Sadegh Omidzadeh, an IRGC intelligence advisor, as well as his assistant.

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[dougielombax]

Ballsy fuckers.

Far braver than I am, that’s for sure.

It’s been 11 years since the MFS was set up.

Apparently.

Feel free to reblog.

Reblog the shit out of this.

[barbucomedie]

Iron Socketed Spearhead from Northern Syria dated between 480-380 BCE on display at the Ashmolean Museum in Oxford, England

The archaeological site of Deve Hüyük in northern Syria was excavated by local villagers and the artefacts were bought by C.L. Wooley and T.E. Lawrence before World War 1.

Photographs taken by myself 2019

[usafphantom2]

F-117 on ice.

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[etccsy]

Operation Claw-Sword

Four armored vehicles flying the American flag, accompanied by combat units of the Syrian Democratic Forces, headed on December 2, 2022, to the vicinity of the Al-Malikiyah "Derik" area in northeastern Syria, with the aim of monitoring the Turkish-Syrian

By, Issam KhouryThe Czech-Slovak Institute of Oriental Studies Dec 08, 2022 Four armored vehicles flying the American flag, accompanied by combat units of the Syrian Democratic Forces, headed on December 2, 2022, to the vicinity of the Al-Malikiyah “Derik” area in northeastern Syria, with the aim of monitoring the Turkish-Syrian border, and a similar patrol went to monitor the Syrian-Iraqi…