170+ FSA rebels killed by a single SAA Ambush
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Re: 170+ FSA rebels killed by a single SAA Ambush
This is the alleged aftermath.
These people look like they were killed elsewhere and planted here.
Almost no blood or human remains on the ground.
ps view with extreme caution.
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Re: 170+ FSA rebels killed by a single SAA Ambush
AUN if they are innocent people.
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Re: 170+ FSA rebels killed by a single SAA Ambush
Abdi Johnson I don't support any side in this war but don't get me wrong here coz both the saa and fsa are terrorists. Both of these groups kill civilians so don't support any side. This is a proxy war between the U.S. and Russia as far as I'm concerned. Its just people dying, a catastrophe really. Nothing more.
May Allah bring peace to Syria. AAMEEN
May Allah bring peace to Syria. AAMEEN
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Re: 170+ FSA rebels killed by a single SAA Ambush
The FSA are worser than Bashar Al Assad and his regime. The FSA are Al Khain, traitors of Islam and Ahlul Sunnah Wal Jamaa'a.
Re: 170+ FSA rebels killed by a single SAA Ambush
Looks like they planted explosives on the road to take them out. If that's the case then someone tipped them off they were going that route ahead of time.Oxidant wrote:
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This has to be one of the most successful military ambushes since the 1970s.
Re: 170+ FSA rebels killed by a single SAA Ambush
It looks like the victims were civilians. The rebels do not move from one place to another in large numbers.Belew wrote:Looks like they planted explosives on the road to take them out. If that's the case then someone tipped them off they were going that route ahead of time.
This has to be one of the most successful military ambushes since the 1970s.
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Re: 170+ FSA rebels killed by a single SAA Ambush
The footage is iffy, but the rebels come in various shades of competancy.
allot of them are inexperienced and untrained and easily fall for something like this.
the question is that the Syrian government having air supremacy should have been doing allot more of this early one,
the defections must have taken a toll on their trained men.
there are too many FSa and rebels walking in the open in large numbers, making them easy targets for cluster bombs from light strike aircraft.
The syrian government is using the wrong equipment, mig-23's are of little use in this case, they would be better off using propeller driven trainers with cluster bombs, even crop dusters will do better than jets.
Helicopters are still effectively used though and are responsible for the majority of rebel casualties.
allot of them are inexperienced and untrained and easily fall for something like this.
the question is that the Syrian government having air supremacy should have been doing allot more of this early one,
the defections must have taken a toll on their trained men.
there are too many FSa and rebels walking in the open in large numbers, making them easy targets for cluster bombs from light strike aircraft.
The syrian government is using the wrong equipment, mig-23's are of little use in this case, they would be better off using propeller driven trainers with cluster bombs, even crop dusters will do better than jets.
Helicopters are still effectively used though and are responsible for the majority of rebel casualties.
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