09-21-2017, 01:12 PM
(This post was last modified: 09-21-2017, 01:15 PM by Delirious Biznasty.)
Well, since people ARE reading this thread, there are MAJOR updates.
For one, Iraqi and PMU forces have started two major offensives on the last remaining pocket (shown here as Al Hawijah) and the Euphrates valley, towards the city of Al Qa'im. They are also cooperating with the SAA, NDF and Hezbollah forces near the southwest border with Syria. They have allowed each other to move 20 miles within each others territory, to help aid in the battle for the border.
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Syria has been busy as well. In Deir ez-Zor, the SAA is pushing hard north towards the ISIS stronghold of Ma'adam while in the south they pour across the Euphrates, gaining a foothold, even though they had difficulties. The difficulties is the US-Proxy force opened the gates to the Tabqa Dam, creating a faster flow, making it difficult for the SAA to set up pontoon bridges to hinder their advance across the river. This has not stopped them though. With help from Russian advisors, the SAA conducted an airborne operation on the Taybeh Oil Field (shown as the blue square). The USA is denying these reports, though there is photographic evidence of the operation taking place.
In the Al-Tanf pocket (blue circle), the USA agreed to give up the area. They've decided that funding the rebels there, who were originally made to fight ISIS, are effectively useless and are demanding the remaining rebel forces in the area to evacuate to Jordan.
Now, in Hama, things started to heat up. HTS (Al-Qaeda with their fourth name change) broke the de-escalation zone agreement in the Idlib province and conducted a huge surprise offensive, trapping Russian MPs in the process. They were swiftly dealt with, pushing back the jihadist offensive, as well as knocking out two tanks captured in 2016 during the Aleppo siege with 850+ casualties inflicted from vicious counter-attacks and continuous bombing from the RAF and SyAAF (offensive shown in yellow). The Russian MPs were freed from the short lived encirclement, with no dead and only 3 injured.
The ISIS Salami pocket in eastern Hama has slowly but steadily been shrinking. ISIS has been countering-attacking at every turn in the flat lands in the north, but the SAA and NDF forces have been focusing on taking the mountains in the south of the pocket, obtaining complete fire control over the region.
![[Image: L2OS2da.png]](https://i.imgur.com/L2OS2da.png)
Russian officials accuse the United States for trying to hinder the SAA at every turn. US-Backed terrorists, HTS, conducted their offensive to stall the advance in the Deir ez-Zor area, as well as using their kurdish proxy forces to open the dam. They also stated that there has been fierce fighting shown in this area circled, that is completely uncontested by the US and Kurdish forces, claiming that they're treating and giving aid to ISIS members in the area.
![[Image: wjkAdy0.png]](https://i.imgur.com/wjkAdy0.png)
The United States at every move has tried to hinder the advance of the Russians and Syrians, but that has not stopped the determination of the Syrian people, to take back every single inch of clay and sand.
For one, Iraqi and PMU forces have started two major offensives on the last remaining pocket (shown here as Al Hawijah) and the Euphrates valley, towards the city of Al Qa'im. They are also cooperating with the SAA, NDF and Hezbollah forces near the southwest border with Syria. They have allowed each other to move 20 miles within each others territory, to help aid in the battle for the border.
Syria has been busy as well. In Deir ez-Zor, the SAA is pushing hard north towards the ISIS stronghold of Ma'adam while in the south they pour across the Euphrates, gaining a foothold, even though they had difficulties. The difficulties is the US-Proxy force opened the gates to the Tabqa Dam, creating a faster flow, making it difficult for the SAA to set up pontoon bridges to hinder their advance across the river. This has not stopped them though. With help from Russian advisors, the SAA conducted an airborne operation on the Taybeh Oil Field (shown as the blue square). The USA is denying these reports, though there is photographic evidence of the operation taking place.
In the Al-Tanf pocket (blue circle), the USA agreed to give up the area. They've decided that funding the rebels there, who were originally made to fight ISIS, are effectively useless and are demanding the remaining rebel forces in the area to evacuate to Jordan.
Now, in Hama, things started to heat up. HTS (Al-Qaeda with their fourth name change) broke the de-escalation zone agreement in the Idlib province and conducted a huge surprise offensive, trapping Russian MPs in the process. They were swiftly dealt with, pushing back the jihadist offensive, as well as knocking out two tanks captured in 2016 during the Aleppo siege with 850+ casualties inflicted from vicious counter-attacks and continuous bombing from the RAF and SyAAF (offensive shown in yellow). The Russian MPs were freed from the short lived encirclement, with no dead and only 3 injured.
The ISIS Salami pocket in eastern Hama has slowly but steadily been shrinking. ISIS has been countering-attacking at every turn in the flat lands in the north, but the SAA and NDF forces have been focusing on taking the mountains in the south of the pocket, obtaining complete fire control over the region.
Russian officials accuse the United States for trying to hinder the SAA at every turn. US-Backed terrorists, HTS, conducted their offensive to stall the advance in the Deir ez-Zor area, as well as using their kurdish proxy forces to open the dam. They also stated that there has been fierce fighting shown in this area circled, that is completely uncontested by the US and Kurdish forces, claiming that they're treating and giving aid to ISIS members in the area.
The United States at every move has tried to hinder the advance of the Russians and Syrians, but that has not stopped the determination of the Syrian people, to take back every single inch of clay and sand.