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Russia to begin airstrikes on ISIS...We might find out how good those F 35s are....

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TEOTWAWKI

TEOTWAWKI

http://www.infowars.com/russia-to-begin-airstrikes-against-isis-in-syria/

U.S. airstrikes, however, will soon face competition from Russia.

Western diplomats say a Russian expeditionary force has arrived in Syria and will operate, according to the Israeli website YNet, as a Russian forward operating base.

“In the coming weeks thousands of Russian military personnel are set to touch down in Syria, including advisors, instructors, logistics personnel, technical personnel, members of the aerial protection division, and the pilots who will operate the aircraft,” writes Alex Fishman.

“The current makeup of the expeditionary force is still unknown, but there is no doubt that Russian pilots flying combat missions in Syrian skies will definitely change the existing dynamics in the Middle East.”

The presence of the Russian military in the skies over Syria will increase the possibility of encounters with the United States, especially if the US adopts a more aggressive stance against the Syrian government.

EmeraldGhost

EmeraldGhost

Good .... let the Rooskies get sucked into it. I hope they put lots of boots on the ground as well. (you'd think they'd have learned their lesson in Afghanistan)

TEOTWAWKI

TEOTWAWKI

Learned a lesson? You mean like we did?

TEOTWAWKI

TEOTWAWKI

http://www.duffelblog.com/2015/08/f-35-loses-dogfight-to-red-baron/

Lockheed Upbeat Despite F-35 Losing Dogfight To Red Baron


Russia to begin airstrikes on ISIS...We might find out how good those F 35s are.... F-35-GOES-DOWN-750x400

Sal

Sal

I dismissed this thread due to the source, but according to some more reliable outlets it is apparently true, and there are also Russian troops on the ground in Syria.

It makes sense because of the number of Chechen troops fighting with ISIS in Syria, and a Chechen group aligned with ISIS recently attacked a Russian base in Dagestan.

So, that would make the U.S., Iran, and Russia all fighting against a common enemy.

Very interesting.

2seaoat



all fighting against a common enemy.

Created and financed by Saudi Arabia and Israel....yes, indeed.....very interesting.

Guest


Guest

by 2seaoat Today at 7:24 pm
all fighting against a common enemy.

Created and financed by Saudi Arabia and Israel....yes, indeed.....very interesting.
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Proof?

Guest


Guest

Obamasucks wrote:by 2seaoat Today at 7:24 pm
all fighting against a common enemy.

Created and financed by Saudi Arabia and Israel....yes, indeed.....very interesting.
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Proof?

Note he always leaves out obama and his "moderate" revolutionaries al qaida and isis.

Guest


Guest

TEOTWAWKI wrote:http://www.infowars.com/russia-to-begin-airstrikes-against-isis-in-syria/

U.S. airstrikes, however, will soon face competition from Russia.

Western diplomats say a Russian expeditionary force has arrived in Syria and will operate, according to the Israeli website YNet, as a Russian forward operating base.

“In the coming weeks thousands of Russian military personnel are set to touch down in Syria, including advisors, instructors, logistics personnel, technical personnel, members of the aerial protection division, and the pilots who will operate the aircraft,” writes Alex Fishman.

“The current makeup of the expeditionary force is still unknown, but there is no doubt that Russian pilots flying combat missions in Syrian skies will definitely change the existing dynamics in the Middle East.”

The presence of the Russian military in the skies over Syria will increase the possibility of encounters with the United States, especially if the US adopts a more aggressive stance against the Syrian government.

The F-35s aren't combat ready. I know the Corps is flying them, but their mission is quite limited in scope. As a matter of fact, CAS and such is still a prerogative of MQ-9s, A-10s, AC 130s and F-16s. No other branch is flying F-35s in a significant number other than training still at Eglin

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