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美军对叙动武倒计时：俄王牌武器严阵以待 冲突已不可避免
2018-04-10 13:57 美军 /叙利亚 /武器

据美国“中东防务观察”网站4月10日报道，在以色列打响了对叙利亚的“第一枪”之后，外界都在关注美军何时将发动对叙利亚的军事行动，最新消息是，白宫方面宣布，将在48小时内决定对叙利亚“化武袭击”进行惩罚，而事实上，大批美国军舰战机已经在叙利亚周边集结待命，只需要最高层一声令下，就能发动规模远大于以色列空军的高强度空中打击。

军事专家表示，种种迹象表明，美军对叙利亚的动武已经不可避免，连日来，西方不断渲染叙利亚化武袭击事件的“惨状”，这实际上就是在为开战寻找借口，尽管大多数人都清楚这不过是“贼喊捉贼”，但是对美军来说，只要有一个动武的借口就已经足够，至于借口的真实与否，仗打完了再调查也不迟。

实际上，俄罗斯和叙利亚方面也已经做好了发生最坏情况的所有准备，俄军驻叙利亚远征军部队目前已经是最高戒备状态，像苏-35战斗机、S-400防空导弹这样的王牌武器也都悉数出动，俄军战机更是扩大了巡逻范围，派出了携带远程反舰导弹的战斗轰炸机巡逻地中海，和美国舰队近距离遭遇。

俄国防部更是把话说的非常清楚，俄军方指出，叙利亚和俄罗斯是签署了军事同盟协议的，如果国外势力一意孤行要对该国动武的话，那么俄军只能履行义务协助叙利亚盟军作战，俄军方已经做好了事态恶化的准备，并有信心挫败任何企图在叙利亚“翻盘”的计划。专家表示，在以色列率先空袭之后，美军随后跟进已经是板上钉钉的事，至于谁会笑到最后，现在还难以确定。返回搜狐，查看更多


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U.S. Army Counts Down on Umbrella: Russia's U.S. Weapons Are Waiting Ahead
2018-04-10 13:57
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According to the report of the United States "Middle East Defense Observer" website on April 10, after Israel launched the "first shot" of Syria, the outside world is paying attention to when the US military will launch a military operation against Syria. The latest news is announced by the White House. In 48 hours, it will be decided to punish Syria’s “chemical attack.” In fact, a large number of US warships have already assembled around Syria. Only at the highest level will they be able to launch a scale much larger than the Israeli Air Force. Intensity air strike.

Military experts said that there are various signs that the US military’s use of Syria’s military force has been inevitable. In the past few days, the West has continuously rendered a “terrorism” of the Syrian tactical attack. This is actually looking for excuses for the war, although most people are aware of this. However, it is "the thief calling for a thief", but for the US military, as long as there is an excuse to use force, it is enough. As to whether the excuse is true or not, it will not be too late to re-investigate.

In fact, Russia and Syria have also made all preparations for the worst-case scenario. The Russian expeditionary forces in Syria are currently in the highest state of alert. The trump card weapons like the Su-35 fighter aircraft and the S-400 air defense missile are also All of them were dispatched. The Russian military fighter expanded its patrol range. It dispatched a fighter-bomber carrying a long-range anti-ship missile to patrol the Mediterranean and encountered the US fleet close.

The Russian Defense Ministry made it very clear that the Russian military stated that Syria and Russia have signed a military alliance agreement. If the foreign forces are bent on using force against the country, then the Russians can only perform their duties to assist the Syrian Allied Forces. The Russian military has made preparations for the deterioration of the situation and is confident that it will frustrate any attempt to "turn over" in Syria. Experts said that after Israel took the lead in airstrikes, the U.S. military’s subsequent follow-up is already a matter of fact. It is difficult to determine who will laugh at the end. Back to Sohu, see more

 

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Israeli now realized fortunately their missiles missed targets or else, would had been heavily counter-struck by Putin. This happens after Russian News Brief.

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俄罗斯事后简报会令对手深感后怕，以色列应该庆幸导弹都打偏了
2018-04-10 17:57 导弹 /以色列 /俄罗斯
美国和英法等盟友尚未决定是否对叙利亚发动军事打击，以色列就先出手了。媒体报道显示，以色列的导弹打击，对叙利亚在霍姆斯省东部的T4空军基地造成了一定损失，并导致14人阵亡，其中包括多名伊朗人。分析指出，以色列此次偷袭的主要目的就是该基地驻扎的伊朗无人机部队，在近期的东古塔冲突中，T4基地的四架无人机为叙军提供了有力的空中侦察和火力定位支援服务。

被认为是空袭叙利亚T4基地的以色列F15战机

实际上至今为止，以色列到底使用了什么手段实施了此次突袭尚有争议。黎巴嫩“迈亚丁”电视台最开始的报道称，攻击叙利亚霍姆斯省T-4空军基地的导弹从地中海飞越黎巴嫩领空。以至于外界都误认为是美国海军舰艇发动了战斧导弹攻击。但该分析遭到了美英法三国官方的先后否认。随后，俄罗斯媒体才确认是以色列战机所为。

相关描述是，以色列的两架F15I战斗机，在黎巴嫩领空发射了八枚空对面导弹，但有五枚被拦截，剩余三枚击中了叙利亚T4空军基地的西部位置，并造成上述人员损失。不过最新的证据表明，以色列的这次突袭是海空同步进行的。刚刚在T4空军基地发现的巡航导弹残骸显示，以色列海军的海豚级潜艇参与了此次行动。

以色列海豚级潜艇可以从鱼雷管发射巡航导弹

应该说，以色列军方这次打击谋划很精明。在上次偷袭T4空军基地损失一架F16战斗机后，探明了该基地周边的防空系统的有效性，所以不再让F16战机冒险，而是换上F15重型战斗机实施远程打击。而且F15在黎巴嫩空域也让俄叙防空系统无可奈何。而为了保证打击成效，还加了双保险----潜射巡航导弹打击。

在叙利亚T4空军基地发现的以色列潜射巡航导弹残骸

实际上，俄罗斯在事前多日就已经发现有以色列潜艇在活动，并出动一架的反潜机在地中海相关海域警戒巡逻。没想到还是让以色列海军得逞了。发动打击的是以色列海军的“海豚级”潜艇，该型潜艇源自德国的212潜艇技术，以色列工程师为其设计了从鱼雷管发射的“大力水手”对地打击巡航导弹。

T4基地遭空袭后的画面，损失并不严重

当然这仍然都是分析，以色列对此依旧三缄其口不予置评。不过看了俄罗斯官方事后简报，以色列应该会有深感后怕和自叹万幸的感觉。因为俄方简报透露出被炸的T4空军基地有俄罗斯军事顾问驻扎，但这在这次袭击中毫发无损。如果此次有俄军顾问死伤的话，那么事情绝对就闹大了，现在看来以色列暗自庆幸导弹都打偏了。返回搜狐，查看更多

The Russian post-mortem briefings will deeply discredit opponents and Israel should be fortunate that the missiles have missed
2018-04-10 17:57
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The United States and its allies, such as Britain and France, have not yet decided whether or not to launch a military strike against Syria. Israel has first shot it. Media reports indicate that Israel’s missile strikes caused a certain loss to Syria’s T4 air force base in the eastern part of Homs province and led to the deaths of 14 people, including several Iranians. The analysis pointed out that the main purpose of the Israeli attack was the Iranian drone force stationed at the base. In the recent Dongguta conflict, the four drones at the T4 base provided Syria with powerful aerial reconnaissance and firepower positioning. Support service.

The Israeli F15 fighter aircraft believed to be an air raid on Syrian T4 base

In fact, until now, it has been controversial what measures Israel has used to implement this raid. The initial report of the Lebanese “Meadin” television station stated that missiles attacking T-4 AFB in Homs, Syria, crossed Lebanese airspace from the Mediterranean Sea. So that the outside world mistakenly believes that the US Navy ships launched a Tomahawk missile attack. However, this analysis has been denied by the officials of the United States, Britain, and France. Subsequently, the Russian media confirmed that it was the Israeli fighter aircraft.

The relevant description was that two Israeli F15I fighter jets fired eight air-to-surface missiles in Lebanese airspace, but five were intercepted and the remaining three hit the western position of Syrian T4 air force base and caused the loss of the aforementioned personnel. However, the latest evidence shows that Israel’s raid was carried out simultaneously by the sea and the air. The remains of a cruise missile that had just been discovered at the T4 Air Force Base showed that the Israeli Navy’s dolphin-class submarine participated in the operation.

Israeli dolphin-class submarines can launch cruise missiles from torpedo tubes

It should be said that the Israeli military is very smart in this fight. After the last sneak attack on the T4 Air Force Base and the loss of an F16 fighter jet, the effectiveness of the air defense system around the base was ascertained. Therefore, the F16 fighter was no longer allowed to take risks but instead replaced with an F15 heavy fighter to carry out a long-range strike. Moreover, F15 has also made Russian-Syrian air-defense systems helpless in Lebanese airspace. In order to guarantee the effectiveness of the crackdown, a double insurance, a submarine-launched cruise missile, was added.

Israeli Submarine-launched Cruise Missiles Found at Syrian T4 Air Base

In fact, Russia has discovered that Israeli submarines are active for several days in advance and dispatched an anti-submarine aircraft to conduct security patrols in the Mediterranean sea. Did not expect to let the Israeli Navy succeed. The attack was launched by the Israeli Navy’s “dolphin-class” submarine. This type of submarine was derived from German submarine 212 technology. Israeli engineers designed the “Popeye” land-attack cruise missile that was launched from a torpedo.

After T4 base was airstruck, the loss was not serious

Of course, this is still an analysis. Israel does not comment on this. However, after looking at the Russian official post-mortem briefing, Israel should feel deeply scared and sighed. Because the Russian briefing revealed that the bombed T4 Air Force Base had Russian military advisors stationed, it was unscathed in this attack. If there is a Russian military advisor killed or wounded, then things will definitely be a big one. Now it seems that Israel secretly rejoice that the missiles have been biased. Back to Sohu, see more

 

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American special forces, terrorist trainers, and spies are trapped tightly within Douma, evidence of USA providing Chemical Weapons to Terrorists also trapped inside. Now US desperately want to pull their own dogs out, the released their own chemical weapons on the civilians to frame Russian & Syrian, and fabricate excuses to get involved directly in war with Russians.

http://www.bbc.com/news/world-middle-east-43697084

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Image caption Medical and rescue organisations say most of the victims were children and women
Syrian opposition activists, rescue workers and medics say more than 40 people were killed on Saturday in a suspected chemical attack on Douma, the last rebel-held town in the Eastern Ghouta region.

They allege that bombs filled with toxic chemicals were dropped by Syrian government forces. The government says the attack was fabricated.

Why was Douma being bombed?
In February, forces loyal to President Bashar al-Assad launched an assault on the Eastern Ghouta that has reportedly left more than 1,700 civilians dead.

In March, troops split the region into three pockets - the largest of which was around Douma, home to between 80,000 and 150,000 people. Facing defeat, rebel groups in the other two pockets agreed to be evacuated to northern Syria.

But the group controlling Douma, Jaysh al-Islam, continued to hold out. On Friday, after negotiations with the government stalled, air strikes resumed.

What happened on Saturday?
The bombardment continued on Saturday, with dozens of people reportedly killed or injured by conventional munitions before the suspected chemical attack.

Activists from the Violations Documentation Center (VDC), which records alleged violations of international law in Syria, reported two separate incidents of bombs believed to contain toxic substances being dropped by the Syrian Air Force.

The first occurred at approximately 16:00 (13:00 GMT) and saw a bakery on Omar Ibn Al-Khattab street in north-western Douma targeted, the VDC said.

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Image caption Activists say Douma came under intense aerial bombardment on Saturday
It cited a rescue worker from the Syria Civil Defence as saying he smelt chlorine in the air after the strike, but that he could not determine its source.

"We later discovered the bodies of people who had suffocated from toxic gases. They were in closed spaces, sheltering from the barrel bombs, which may have caused their quick death as no-one heard their screams," he added.

The VDC said the second incident took place not far to the east at approximately 19:30, when Martyrs' Square was hit.

At 19:45, more than 500 patients - most of them women and children - were brought to medical facilities with symptoms indicative of exposure to a chemical agent, according to the Syria Civil Defence and the Syrian American Medical Society (SAMS), a relief organisation that supports hospitals.



Media captionUnverified video shows children being treated after the alleged gas attack
The patients showed signs of "respiratory distress, central cyanosis (blue skin or lips), excessive oral foaming, corneal burns, and the emission of chlorine-like odour", a joint statement issued on Sunday said. One woman who died had convulsions and pinpoint pupils.

Rescue workers searching homes in the affected area also found the bodies of people with oral foaming, cyanosis, and corneal burns, the statement added.

The Union of Medical Care and Relief Organizations (UOSSM), which supports hospitals in rebel-held Syria, also said it received reports of two incidents.

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Image caption Patients were hosed down with water to remove any chemicals on their skin
People were treated for breathing difficulties and irritation of the eyes following the first, the UOSSM said. After the second, patients were brought to hospital smelling strongly of a chlorine-like substance and presenting symptoms that included cyanosis, foaming of the mouth, and cornea irritation, it added.

A medical student working at a hospital told the BBC he had treated a man who died. "His pupils were dilated and he had foam in his mouth. His heart was very slow. Then he coughed blood into his mouth as well," he said.

Videos posted by the opposition activist group Douma Revolution showed what it said were the bodies of children, women and men found in the affected area. Some had foam coming out of their mouths and noses.

How many people died?
The VDC said 25 people died as a result of the first strike on the bakery and that another 20 died as a result of the second on Martyrs' Square.

The Syria Civil Defence and SAMS said rescue workers found 42 people dead in their homes. One person was declared dead on arrival at a hospital, and another six died while receiving treatment, they added. Rescuers were prevented from searching for more bodies by strong odours that caused breathing difficulties.

The UOSSM initially reported that 70 people were confirmed dead. On Monday, it revised down the figure to at least 42, but said it was expected to rise.

The Syrian Observatory for Human Rights, a UK-based monitoring group, said air strikes on Friday and Saturday killed almost 100 people. It said they included 21 who died as a result of suffocation, but that it was unable to identify the cause.

What could they have been exposed to?
On Monday, the Organisation for the Prohibition of Chemical Weapons (OPCW) said a fact-finding mission was "gathering further information from all available sources to establish whether chemical weapons were used".

Experts say it is impossible to know whether a person has been exposed to a chemical agent from looking at a video or photo. The only way to confirm contamination is to take samples and analyse them in a laboratory. However, international humanitarian organisations have not been allowed to enter Douma since early March because of the government's siege.

The Syria Civil Defence and SAMS believe those who died suffocated as a result of exposure to toxic chemicals, most likely an organophosphate - a compound grouping associated with pesticides and nerve agents.

The UOSSM also concluded that the symptoms of the casualties were consistent with exposure to a nerve agent, possibly one mixed with chlorine. Dr Raphal Pitti of UOSSM France said he thought "chlorine was used to conceal the use of [the nerve agent] Sarin".

The United States, which supports the opposition to Mr Assad, said the victims' symptoms appeared to be "consistent with an asphyxiation agent and of a nerve agent of some type".

What does the Syrian government say?
The Syrian government, which has repeatedly denied ever using chemical weapons, accused rebels of "fabricating" the reports in a "failed attempt" to stop the government retaking Douma.

A foreign ministry source told the official Sana news agency: "Every time the Syrian Arab Army advances in its fight against terrorism, claims emerge of chemical weapons use."

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Image caption Syrian government ground forces advanced towards Douma on Saturday
Russia's foreign ministry said the reports from Douma were "bogus".

Its permanent representative to the UN, Vassily Nebenzia, said on Monday that Russian military specialists had visited Douma and "confirmed that there were no chemical substances found on the ground, no dead bodies found, no poisoned people in the hospitals".

"The doctors in Douma deny that there were people who came to the hospital claiming that they were under the chemical attack," he added.

Mr Nebenzia said OPCW experts should fly to Syria immediately and "see for themselves what happened", offering protection from Russian troops.

How has the international community reacted?
United Nations Secretary General António Guterres said he was outraged by the reports from Douma and warned that "any confirmed use of chemical weapons, by any party to the conflict and under any circumstances, is abhorrent and a clear violation of international law".

US President Donald Trump declared on Monday that there had been a "heinous attack on innocent Syrians with banned chemical weapons".



Media captionThe US president has said "nothing's off the table" - so what options are on the table?
Mr Trump said he was talking with US military leaders to decide who was responsible and would make some major decisions within 24 to 48 hours, adding that "nothing is off the table". A year ago, he ordered a cruise missile strike on a Syrian airbase after a Sarin attack on the rebel-held town of Khan Sheikhoun killed more than 80 people.

The UK and France said Saturday's incident bore the hallmarks of previous chemical weapons attacks blamed on the Syrian government.

When were chemical weapons used before?
In August 2013, rockets containing Sarin were fired at several opposition-held suburbs in the Eastern and Western Ghouta, killing hundreds of people. UN experts confirmed that Sarin was used in the attack, but they were not asked to ascribe any blame.

Western powers said only Syrian government forces could have carried out the attack. President Assad denied the allegation, but he did agree to sign the Chemical Weapons Convention and destroy Syria's declared chemical arsenal.

Experts from a joint UN-OPCW mission also said they were confident that government forces were behind the April 2017 Sarin attack on Khan Sheikhoun, which Mr Assad dismissed as a fabrication.

The mission has also found that government forces have used chlorine as a weapon on at least three occasions during the civil war.

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[war is best form of peace]

Putin must use this opportunity to maximum. Bring as big as possible American death toll in Syria. Show the world that F-22 F-35 can be detected and shotdown by Russian radars and missiles & Russian Jets. This will make Putin's weapons sells like hot cakes globally even at triple prices. MAGA Dotard must be proven before entire world to be the filthy dead swine that can be easily cannibalized.


http://www.sohu.com/a/227775214_253257

黑莉称不在意联合国决议，已获得国会授权，美军或在48小时内开战
2018-04-10 10:32 联合国 /叙利亚 /美军
4月7日，东古塔东北部的杜马镇发生疑似化武袭击事件，事件发生第一时间后，美国、欧盟和伊斯兰军都声称是叙利亚政府军所为，虽然俄罗斯和叙利亚政府都否认了这个消息，但这令最近美军要军事打击叙利亚政府军的气氛更加紧张。

美国总统特朗普此前表示，一旦证实化武袭击事件，其将对叙利亚政府军发动报复，特朗普在白宫召开了紧急内阁会议，将会在24-48小时内做出关于叙利亚的重要决定，美国驻联合国大使黑莉更是扬言，不管联合国做出什么决定，都不会影响美国的下一步决定（与大多数人想象的不同，实际上操控联合国决议的并非美国和欧盟）。此外，有消息称，美国国会已经给与特朗普授权，授权其可以发动对叙利亚政府军的军事打击。

此外，欧盟也表示有证据显示，是叙利亚政府军发动的化武袭击。此前，英国和法国就不断表示，一旦美军动手，英军和法军将跟随其参与行动。《卫报》更是直言，如果特朗普不开战的话，长达数年的叙利亚内战，阿萨德政府将会取得最后的胜利。

4月9日，位于霍姆斯省的叙利亚空军基地遭到空袭，目前最靠谱的消息，是以色列海军的“海豚”级潜艇从地中海发射了导弹，经过黎巴嫩上空打击了这个基地，据外媒报道，当时保护这个基地的俄军S-400和S-300等防空系统没有做出反应，但叙军在空袭前几分钟获得了紧急警告，即便如此，也有至少15名叙利亚和伊朗军事人员被炸死，至于拦截了多少导弹，则尚未确定，一开始称拦截了8枚，随后又改口5枚。

对此，俄罗斯强调，俄军不允许以编造的谎言和证据军事打击合法政府，俄罗斯已经列出美军联盟可能打击的目标，S400远程防空系统已经进入应急备战！最近一段时间，除了将强驻叙俄军的空中力量和防空力量之外，还向叙利亚运送了包括弹道导弹在内的若干重装备，山雨欲来风满楼。

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Black Li said that she does not care about UN resolutions and has obtained authorization from the National Assembly. The US military may start war within 48 hours.
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On April 7, a suspected chemical attack occurred in the town of Duma in northeastern Dongguta. After the first incident, the U.S., the European Union, and the Islamic Army all claimed to be Syrian government forces, although both the Russian and Syrian governments denied it. This news, but this has made the US military more nervous about the military strike against the Syrian government forces.

U.S. President Trump previously stated that once the CW attack is confirmed, it will retaliate against Syrian government forces. Trump holds an emergency cabinet meeting at the White House and will make important decisions about Syria in 24-48 hours. The United States ambassador to the United Nations Black Li also threatened that no matter what decisions the United Nations made, it would not affect the next decision of the United States (unlike most people think. It is not the United States and the European Union that actually control UN resolutions). In addition, there is news that the US Congress has given Trump a mandate to authorize it to launch a military strike against Syrian government forces.

In addition, the EU has also indicated that there is evidence of a chemical attack launched by Syrian government forces. Prior to this, the United Kingdom and France continued to say that once the U.S. armed forces began their operations, the British and French troops would follow suit. The Guardian is even more blunt. If Trump does not start war, the Syrian civil war will last for several years. The Assad government will win the final victory.

On April 9, the Syrian air force base in Homs province was airstruck. The most reliable news is that the Israeli navy’s “dolphin” class submarine fired missiles from the Mediterranean and hit the base over Lebanon. The media reported that at the time the Soviet air defense systems such as the S-400 and S-300 that protected the base did not respond, but the Syrian Army received an emergency warning few minutes before the air strike. Even so, there were at least 15 Syrian and Iranian military personnel. The number of missiles intercepted was blown to death, but it has not yet been determined. At the beginning, it said that 8 were intercepted and then changed to 5 later.

In this regard, Russia emphasizes that the Russian military is not allowed to use the fabricated lies and evidence to attack the legitimate government. Russia has listed the targets that the U.S. military alliance may attack, and the S400 long-range air defense system has entered an emergency preparation! In addition to the air force and air defense forces that will be stationed in the Russian military in recent days, it also delivered several heavy equipment, including ballistic missiles, to Syria.

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The whole world knows US faked 911 used controlled demolition to destroyed owned WTC and Tower 7.

US wanted to destroy ME 7 States to by faking 911.

Their crimes on 911 will back fired angered their own US citizens. Angmoh gone crazy noe and anyhow voted their President.

Voted an incompetent old fart that will cause more damage on US soil.

America is fucked.... MAFA... Make America Fucked Again...

Putin must use this opportunity to maximum. Bring as big as possible American death toll in Syria. Show the world that F-22 F-35 can be detected and shotdown by Russian radars and missiles & Russian Jets. This will make Putin's weapons sells like hot cakes globally even at triple prices. MAGA Dotard must be proven before entire world to be the filthy dead swine that can be easily cannibalized.


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黑莉称不在意联合国决议，已获得国会授权，美军或在48小时内开战
2018-04-10 10:32 联合国 /叙利亚 /美军
4月7日，东古塔东北部的杜马镇发生疑似化武袭击事件，事件发生第一时间后，美国、欧盟和伊斯兰军都声称是叙利亚政府军所为，虽然俄罗斯和叙利亚政府都否认了这个消息，但这令最近美军要军事打击叙利亚政府军的气氛更加紧张。

美国总统特朗普此前表示，一旦证实化武袭击事件，其将对叙利亚政府军发动报复，特朗普在白宫召开了紧急内阁会议，将会在24-48小时内做出关于叙利亚的重要决定，美国驻联合国大使黑莉更是扬言，不管联合国做出什么决定，都不会影响美国的下一步决定（与大多数人想象的不同，实际上操控联合国决议的并非美国和欧盟）。此外，有消息称，美国国会已经给与特朗普授权，授权其可以发动对叙利亚政府军的军事打击。

此外，欧盟也表示有证据显示，是叙利亚政府军发动的化武袭击。此前，英国和法国就不断表示，一旦美军动手，英军和法军将跟随其参与行动。《卫报》更是直言，如果特朗普不开战的话，长达数年的叙利亚内战，阿萨德政府将会取得最后的胜利。

4月9日，位于霍姆斯省的叙利亚空军基地遭到空袭，目前最靠谱的消息，是以色列海军的“海豚”级潜艇从地中海发射了导弹，经过黎巴嫩上空打击了这个基地，据外媒报道，当时保护这个基地的俄军S-400和S-300等防空系统没有做出反应，但叙军在空袭前几分钟获得了紧急警告，即便如此，也有至少15名叙利亚和伊朗军事人员被炸死，至于拦截了多少导弹，则尚未确定，一开始称拦截了8枚，随后又改口5枚。

对此，俄罗斯强调，俄军不允许以编造的谎言和证据军事打击合法政府，俄罗斯已经列出美军联盟可能打击的目标，S400远程防空系统已经进入应急备战！最近一段时间，除了将强驻叙俄军的空中力量和防空力量之外，还向叙利亚运送了包括弹道导弹在内的若干重装备，山雨欲来风满楼。

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Black Li said that she does not care about UN resolutions and has obtained authorization from the National Assembly. The US military may start war within 48 hours.
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On April 7, a suspected chemical attack occurred in the town of Duma in northeastern Dongguta. After the first incident, the U.S., the European Union, and the Islamic Army all claimed to be Syrian government forces, although both the Russian and Syrian governments denied it. This news, but this has made the US military more nervous about the military strike against the Syrian government forces.

U.S. President Trump previously stated that once the CW attack is confirmed, it will retaliate against Syrian government forces. Trump holds an emergency cabinet meeting at the White House and will make important decisions about Syria in 24-48 hours. The United States ambassador to the United Nations Black Li also threatened that no matter what decisions the United Nations made, it would not affect the next decision of the United States (unlike most people think. It is not the United States and the European Union that actually control UN resolutions). In addition, there is news that the US Congress has given Trump a mandate to authorize it to launch a military strike against Syrian government forces.

In addition, the EU has also indicated that there is evidence of a chemical attack launched by Syrian government forces. Prior to this, the United Kingdom and France continued to say that once the U.S. armed forces began their operations, the British and French troops would follow suit. The Guardian is even more blunt. If Trump does not start war, the Syrian civil war will last for several years. The Assad government will win the final victory.

On April 9, the Syrian air force base in Homs province was airstruck. The most reliable news is that the Israeli navy’s “dolphin” class submarine fired missiles from the Mediterranean and hit the base over Lebanon. The media reported that at the time the Soviet air defense systems such as the S-400 and S-300 that protected the base did not respond, but the Syrian Army received an emergency warning few minutes before the air strike. Even so, there were at least 15 Syrian and Iranian military personnel. The number of missiles intercepted was blown to death, but it has not yet been determined. At the beginning, it said that 8 were intercepted and then changed to 5 later.

In this regard, Russia emphasizes that the Russian military is not allowed to use the fabricated lies and evidence to attack the legitimate government. Russia has listed the targets that the U.S. military alliance may attack, and the S400 long-range air defense system has entered an emergency preparation! In addition to the air force and air defense forces that will be stationed in the Russian military in recent days, it also delivered several heavy equipment, including ballistic missiles, to Syria.

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Europe air traffic control issues alert over ‘possible air strikes on Syria within 72 hours’
Published time: 10 Apr, 2018 21:39
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Eurocontrol, an EU body responsible for handling air traffic over the continent, has issued a Rapid Alert Notification to flight operators in the eastern Mediterranean, warning them to be ready for NATO rocket launches into Syria.
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“Due to the possible launch of air strikes into Syria with air-to-ground and / or cruise missiles within the next 72 hours, and the possibility of intermittent disruption of radio navigation equipment, due consideration needs to be taken when planning flight operations in the Eastern Mediterranean / Nicosia FIR area,” the alert said.

The alert warns pilots to be ready for specific NOTAMs (Notices to Airmen), concerning flight risks and obstacles that may arise.

On Monday, US President Donald Trump said that he was “very strongly, very seriously" considering military action against the government of Bashar Assad over the alleged chemical attack in Douma in Syria on April 7. Trump said that a “major decision” would be taken within the following 24-48 hours.

An air strike was already carried out against a Syrian air base on Monday, although no state has claimed responsibility. Damascus, Moscow and Tehran say that the attack was carried out by Israel from Lebanese airspace.

READ MORE: Biased media coverage of ‘chemical attack’ in Syria could provoke a dangerous new war

Russia has warned that if any of its personnel in the country are targeted, it “will take response measures against both the rockets, and the platforms from which they’re fired.”

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Duma defense chief says Russia may respond with military force to US strike on Syria
Published time: 10 Apr, 2018 14:55 Edited time: 10 Apr, 2018 15:42
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The head of the Duma defense committee and former commander of Russian airborne troops has said Moscow would take all measures, including military ones, in response to a possible US strike on government forces in Syria.
“The double standard policy has overstepped all possible boundaries. At this point, the [pro-Putin parliamentary majority] United Russia party must responsibly state that we are going to take all political and diplomatic measures, and also military measures if such need arises,” Vladimir Shamanov said on Tuesday before the State Duma plenary session. “Not a single unlawful action will be left without response,” he added.

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The Russian general noted that Americans “should not pin hope on their Navy groups and on their fakes.” “We are a sovereign country, we have allies and guarantors of the events that are taking place in Syria,” he said.

Shamanov was reacting to a statement by Donald Trump when he met with senior military and security officials on Monday. The US president said that that a “major decision” on Syria would be made within 24 to 48 hours. “If it’s the Russians, if it’s Syria, if it’s Iran, if it’s all of them together, we’ll figure it out,” Trump said. “We have a lot of options militarily, and we’ll be letting you know pretty soon.”

The Syrian and Russian governments have denied any involvement in the alleged chemical attack on the rebel-held town of Douma. Syrian leader Bashar Assad said on Tuesday that his government had invited a mission from an international chemical weapons watchdog to Douma to investigate the alleged attack.

Russia proposed the creation of an independent investigative mechanism in relation to the incident, promising, along with the Syrian Army, to guarantee prompt access for experts to the area. Russia's envoy to the UN Vassily Nebenzia emphasized in his speech that Moscow is ready to serve as a guarantor of security for experts from the Organization for the Prohibition of Chemical Weapons (OPCW), who would inspect the site of the alleged attack.

Editor’s note: The headline for this story has been amended to better reflect the comments by Vladimir Shamanov.

 

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Trump says missiles ‘will be coming’ to Syria, taunts Russia for vowing to block them

President Trump at a news conference with Swedish Prime Minister Stefan Lofven at the White House last month. (Jabin Botsford/The Washington Post)
By Anne Gearan, John Wagner and Anton Troianovski April 11 at 1:04 PM Email the author
President Trump warned Wednesday that U.S. airstrikes on Syria “will be coming” in retaliation for a suspected chemical attack, although he did not say when, and he taunted Syrian ally Russia for a pledge to shoot down American missiles.

Both the United States and Russia escalated a war of words over claims of indiscriminate attacks on civilians in Syria, raising the possibility of open military conflict between the old Cold War adversaries.

“Get ready Russia, because they will be coming, nice and new and ‘smart!’” Trump wrote on Twitter, referring to missile strikes that have appeared likely since the weekend deaths of more than 40 Syrian civilians, including children.

It was the first explicit U.S. statement that a military response is in the offing, and it marked a turnabout for a president who ridiculed his predecessor, Barack Obama, for allegedly telegraphing military strategy.

By addressing his warning to Russia, Trump effectively acknowledged that Syria could become a proxy battleground. Russia is Syrian President Bashar al-Assad’s strongest military defender. The United States conducts counterterrorism operations in Syria and backs some anti-Assad rebels.

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“You shouldn’t be partners with a Gas Killing Animal who kills his people and enjoys it!” Trump wrote, in one of his most direct criticisms of Moscow.

Russian President Vladimir Putin did not directly respond to Trump’s tweets when he appeared at the Kremlin several hours later, at a ceremony welcoming new foreign ambassadors to Moscow. But he told the assembled diplomats that “the state of things in the world cannot but provoke concern.”

“The situation in the world is increasingly chaotic,” Putin said. “Nevertheless, we hope that common sense will prevail in the end and that international relations will become more constructive — that the whole global system will become more stable and predictable.”

Earlier this week, Trump said his administration was working on a response to the suspected chemical attack on Saturday, including military options. He said Monday that a decision would come in 24 to 48 hours, a time frame that has now elapsed and has been complicated by the advent of an international inspection of the attack area.





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President Trump said "nothing's off the table" in responding to a chemical attack in Syria, and that he'd be "very tough" on Russia if they were involved. (Photo: Ricky Carioti/The Washington Post)

Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov said Russia did not plan to respond in kind to Trump’s tweeted taunt.

“We do not participate in Twitter diplomacy,” Peskov said, according to Russian news reports. “We are supporters of serious approaches. We continue to believe that it is important not to take steps that could harm an already fragile situation.”

Russian Foreign Ministry spokeswoman Maria Zakharova said that a missile strike could undermine the work of international inspectors who will examine the site of the suspected chemical attack.

“Smart missiles should be fired at terrorists and not at the legitimate government which has been fighting terrorists,” Zakharova wrote on Facebook. “Or is the trick to destroy all the traces with a smart missile strike and then there will be no evidence for international inspectors to look for?”

Trump appeared to be referring to a comment from Russia’s ambassador to Lebanon, who was quoted by a Lebanese news outlet Tuesday as saying that Russia would confront a U.S. strike on Syria by shooting down missiles and striking their launchpads or points of origin.

The missiles most likely to be used in a U.S. attack would probably be launched from U.S. warships, opening the possibility that the Russian diplomat was threatening open warfare.

Two Navy destroyers were used to launch more than 50 Tomahawk cruise missiles at a Syrian air base in April 2017 in response to a nerve-agent attack that Trump blamed on Assad. The destroyers were underway in the Mediterranean Sea when the missiles were launched from hundreds of miles away. That position was beyond the range of Syrian air defenses, but within range of potential Russian defenses.

The 2017 U.S. assault is probably the best guide for what Trump may do now, but he could choose other launch options . The strike a year ago made good on Trump’s vow not to let the use of chemical weapons go unpunished, but it failed to deter Assad from using them again.

[Experts see hallmarks of nerve gas in Syria attack]

The United States has been building a circumstantial case, based largely on videos and photographs, that a chemical attack by Syrian forces took place in the rebel-held town of Douma in the Eastern Ghouta region near Damascus.

Such a finding of fault would be the justification for a U.S. or allied military response that Syria and Russia would surely call a violation of international law. The finding would also help British and French leaders justify military participation with the unpopular American president.

Syria and Russia have insisted that no chemical attack occurred and that only the opposition groups they call “terrorists” possess chemical weapons.

Defense Secretary Jim Mattis was asked Wednesday whether he has seen sufficient evidence to blame the Assad government for the attack.

“We’re still assessing the intelligence, ourselves and our allies,” Mattis replied.

“We stand ready to provide military options if they are appropriate, as the president determined.”



Gen. Valery Gerasimov, chief of the General Staff of the Russian armed forces, has said the military would hit back if U.S. airstrikes endangered Russian servicemen in Syria.

“Regarding the question of what will happen in the event of this or that strike, one still wants to hope that all sides will avoid steps that (a) are not provoked by anything in reality and (b) could significantly destabilize the already fragile situation in the region,” Peskov said Wednesday.

A top Russian military official said Russian military police would enter Douma on Friday. He continued to dispute U.S. claims that a chemical attack took place in the town.

The official, Lt. Gen. Viktor Poznikhir, deputy chief of operations of the Russian General Staff , said the United States should instead pay attention to the humanitarian situation in the city of Raqqa, which Kurdish-led forces and their American allies captured from the Islamic State last year.

“Rather than declare its readiness to strike Syria with missiles, the United States should work on rebuilding the destroyed city and offer comprehensive help to the population,” Poznikhir said.

In a later tweet Wednesday morning, Trump asserted that “our relationship with Russia is worse now than it has ever been, and that includes the Cold War.”

“There is no reason for this,” Trump wrote. “Russia needs us to help with their economy, something that would be very easy to do, and we need all nations to work together. Stop the arms race?”

He later wrote that “much of the bad blood” with Russia was the result of an ongoing investigation into Russian interference in the 2016 election. He called the investigation “Fake & Corrupt.”

Trump charged that the investigation is “headed up by all Democrat loyalists.” He cited special counsel Robert S. Mueller III, whom he called the “most conflicted of all,” and Deputy Attorney General Rod J. Rosenstein, who is overseeing the probe.

Both Mueller and Rosenstein are Republicans.

With his series of tweets, Trump did precisely what he vowed he would never to do: telegraph his moves.

During his 2016 campaign, Trump regularly attacked Obama for previewing U.S. military strategy, which he argued gave the enemy an advantage by allowing it to fortify itself for the coming attack.

“I have often said that General MacArthur and General Patton would be in a state of shock if they were alive today to see the way President Obama and Hillary Clinton try to recklessly announce their every move before it happens — like they did in Iraq — so that the enemy can prepare and adapt,” Trump said in an August 2016 speech on terrorism.

As president, Trump has boasted that he does not disclose his plans ahead of time. In April 2017, as he contemplated a strike in Syria, Trump said, “One of the things I think you’ve noticed about me is: Militarily, I don’t like to say where I’m going and what I’m doing.”

In Geneva, the World Health Organization said Wednesday that it was “deeply alarmed” by the reports that chemical weapons were used in Syria. At least 43 people were killed Saturday night from suspected exposure, while some 500 patients poured into medical facilities that had been also been bombed, the organization said.

“We should all be outraged at these horrific reports and images from Douma,” said Peter Salama, the WHO deputy director general of emergency preparedness and response.

On Tuesday, a network of local flight monitors in Syria said they had tracked several helicopters heading southwest from a government air base Saturday. The same models of aircraft were later detected circling over Douma at 7:26 p.m. to 7:38 p.m. Reports of a suspected gas attack began circulating minutes later.

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The Organization for the Prohibition of Chemical Weapons, a global watchdog, said Tuesday that its inspectors were preparing to deploy to Syria and that Assad’s government has been approached for permission to enter Douma.

But the scope of its mandate remained unclear. The organization is not responsible for naming the perpetrators of any chemical attack, and previous inspectors have said their missions were hampered by government restrictions.









Troianovski reported from Moscow. Philip Rucker in Washington and Louisa Loveluck in Istanbul contributed to this report.

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Trump says missiles ‘will be coming’ to Syria, taunts Russia for vowing to block them

President Trump at a news conference with Swedish Prime Minister Stefan Lofven at the White House last month. (Jabin Botsford/The Washington Post)
By Anne Gearan, John Wagner and Anton Troianovski April 11 at 1:04 PM Email the author
President Trump warned Wednesday that U.S. airstrikes on Syria “will be coming” in retaliation for a suspected chemical attack, although he did not say when, and he taunted Syrian ally Russia for a pledge to shoot down American missiles.

Both the United States and Russia escalated a war of words over claims of indiscriminate attacks on civilians in Syria, raising the possibility of open military conflict between the old Cold War adversaries.

“Get ready Russia, because they will be coming, nice and new and ‘smart!’” Trump wrote on Twitter, referring to missile strikes that have appeared likely since the weekend deaths of more than 40 Syrian civilians, including children.

It was the first explicit U.S. statement that a military response is in the offing, and it marked a turnabout for a president who ridiculed his predecessor, Barack Obama, for allegedly telegraphing military strategy.

By addressing his warning to Russia, Trump effectively acknowledged that Syria could become a proxy battleground. Russia is Syrian President Bashar al-Assad’s strongest military defender. The United States conducts counterterrorism operations in Syria and backs some anti-Assad rebels.

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“You shouldn’t be partners with a Gas Killing Animal who kills his people and enjoys it!” Trump wrote, in one of his most direct criticisms of Moscow.

Russian President Vladimir Putin did not directly respond to Trump’s tweets when he appeared at the Kremlin several hours later, at a ceremony welcoming new foreign ambassadors to Moscow. But he told the assembled diplomats that “the state of things in the world cannot but provoke concern.”

“The situation in the world is increasingly chaotic,” Putin said. “Nevertheless, we hope that common sense will prevail in the end and that international relations will become more constructive — that the whole global system will become more stable and predictable.”

Earlier this week, Trump said his administration was working on a response to the suspected chemical attack on Saturday, including military options. He said Monday that a decision would come in 24 to 48 hours, a time frame that has now elapsed and has been complicated by the advent of an international inspection of the attack area.





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President Trump said "nothing's off the table" in responding to a chemical attack in Syria, and that he'd be "very tough" on Russia if they were involved. (Photo: Ricky Carioti/The Washington Post)

Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov said Russia did not plan to respond in kind to Trump’s tweeted taunt.

“We do not participate in Twitter diplomacy,” Peskov said, according to Russian news reports. “We are supporters of serious approaches. We continue to believe that it is important not to take steps that could harm an already fragile situation.”

Russian Foreign Ministry spokeswoman Maria Zakharova said that a missile strike could undermine the work of international inspectors who will examine the site of the suspected chemical attack.

“Smart missiles should be fired at terrorists and not at the legitimate government which has been fighting terrorists,” Zakharova wrote on Facebook. “Or is the trick to destroy all the traces with a smart missile strike and then there will be no evidence for international inspectors to look for?”

Trump appeared to be referring to a comment from Russia’s ambassador to Lebanon, who was quoted by a Lebanese news outlet Tuesday as saying that Russia would confront a U.S. strike on Syria by shooting down missiles and striking their launchpads or points of origin.

The missiles most likely to be used in a U.S. attack would probably be launched from U.S. warships, opening the possibility that the Russian diplomat was threatening open warfare.

Two Navy destroyers were used to launch more than 50 Tomahawk cruise missiles at a Syrian air base in April 2017 in response to a nerve-agent attack that Trump blamed on Assad. The destroyers were underway in the Mediterranean Sea when the missiles were launched from hundreds of miles away. That position was beyond the range of Syrian air defenses, but within range of potential Russian defenses.

The 2017 U.S. assault is probably the best guide for what Trump may do now, but he could choose other launch options . The strike a year ago made good on Trump’s vow not to let the use of chemical weapons go unpunished, but it failed to deter Assad from using them again.

[Experts see hallmarks of nerve gas in Syria attack]

The United States has been building a circumstantial case, based largely on videos and photographs, that a chemical attack by Syrian forces took place in the rebel-held town of Douma in the Eastern Ghouta region near Damascus.

Such a finding of fault would be the justification for a U.S. or allied military response that Syria and Russia would surely call a violation of international law. The finding would also help British and French leaders justify military participation with the unpopular American president.

Syria and Russia have insisted that no chemical attack occurred and that only the opposition groups they call “terrorists” possess chemical weapons.

Defense Secretary Jim Mattis was asked Wednesday whether he has seen sufficient evidence to blame the Assad government for the attack.

“We’re still assessing the intelligence, ourselves and our allies,” Mattis replied.

“We stand ready to provide military options if they are appropriate, as the president determined.”



Gen. Valery Gerasimov, chief of the General Staff of the Russian armed forces, has said the military would hit back if U.S. airstrikes endangered Russian servicemen in Syria.

“Regarding the question of what will happen in the event of this or that strike, one still wants to hope that all sides will avoid steps that (a) are not provoked by anything in reality and (b) could significantly destabilize the already fragile situation in the region,” Peskov said Wednesday.

A top Russian military official said Russian military police would enter Douma on Friday. He continued to dispute U.S. claims that a chemical attack took place in the town.

The official, Lt. Gen. Viktor Poznikhir, deputy chief of operations of the Russian General Staff , said the United States should instead pay attention to the humanitarian situation in the city of Raqqa, which Kurdish-led forces and their American allies captured from the Islamic State last year.

“Rather than declare its readiness to strike Syria with missiles, the United States should work on rebuilding the destroyed city and offer comprehensive help to the population,” Poznikhir said.

In a later tweet Wednesday morning, Trump asserted that “our relationship with Russia is worse now than it has ever been, and that includes the Cold War.”

“There is no reason for this,” Trump wrote. “Russia needs us to help with their economy, something that would be very easy to do, and we need all nations to work together. Stop the arms race?”

He later wrote that “much of the bad blood” with Russia was the result of an ongoing investigation into Russian interference in the 2016 election. He called the investigation “Fake & Corrupt.”

Trump charged that the investigation is “headed up by all Democrat loyalists.” He cited special counsel Robert S. Mueller III, whom he called the “most conflicted of all,” and Deputy Attorney General Rod J. Rosenstein, who is overseeing the probe.

Both Mueller and Rosenstein are Republicans.

With his series of tweets, Trump did precisely what he vowed he would never to do: telegraph his moves.

During his 2016 campaign, Trump regularly attacked Obama for previewing U.S. military strategy, which he argued gave the enemy an advantage by allowing it to fortify itself for the coming attack.

“I have often said that General MacArthur and General Patton would be in a state of shock if they were alive today to see the way President Obama and Hillary Clinton try to recklessly announce their every move before it happens — like they did in Iraq — so that the enemy can prepare and adapt,” Trump said in an August 2016 speech on terrorism.

As president, Trump has boasted that he does not disclose his plans ahead of time. In April 2017, as he contemplated a strike in Syria, Trump said, “One of the things I think you’ve noticed about me is: Militarily, I don’t like to say where I’m going and what I’m doing.”

In Geneva, the World Health Organization said Wednesday that it was “deeply alarmed” by the reports that chemical weapons were used in Syria. At least 43 people were killed Saturday night from suspected exposure, while some 500 patients poured into medical facilities that had been also been bombed, the organization said.

“We should all be outraged at these horrific reports and images from Douma,” said Peter Salama, the WHO deputy director general of emergency preparedness and response.

On Tuesday, a network of local flight monitors in Syria said they had tracked several helicopters heading southwest from a government air base Saturday. The same models of aircraft were later detected circling over Douma at 7:26 p.m. to 7:38 p.m. Reports of a suspected gas attack began circulating minutes later.

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The Organization for the Prohibition of Chemical Weapons, a global watchdog, said Tuesday that its inspectors were preparing to deploy to Syria and that Assad’s government has been approached for permission to enter Douma.

But the scope of its mandate remained unclear. The organization is not responsible for naming the perpetrators of any chemical attack, and previous inspectors have said their missions were hampered by government restrictions.









Troianovski reported from Moscow. Philip Rucker in Washington and Louisa Loveluck in Istanbul contributed to this report.

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There’s no victory for Trump in Syria, but he could court disaster

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Trump tweets condemnation of Syria chemical attack, saying Putin shares the blame

Putin should promise Dotard that whichever warship / submarine / planes which launch these missiles, will get hit by Russian missiles in deadly counter strikes.

Ensure that whoever the US spies, special forces, terrorist trainers, trapped tightly inside Douma, will not get rescued by US.

 

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I don't really know what they see in the middle east since the time of the greeks v the persians.
Its been one war after another.

 

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I don't really know what they see in the middle east since the time of the greeks v the persians.
Its been one war after another.

Wars are the most necessary Eliminations to Keep a Vital Balance on the Planet Earth to avert from impending and most certain Total Extinction by Man's Ruin of Planet & Exhaustion of Vital Resources left on this planet. In the whole past of recorded histories man performed all the necessary wars and carnages and maintained a low population level by this very natural and effective way. There is no alternatives, and while modern civilization made their Sucidal Mistake to promote Peace & Equality & Humanity & Democracy & Freedom & Human Rights etc to pamper themselves, population level just got caused by these mistakes to explode to current 8 billion and many many times above the natural level and ruined earth. The massive over population caused over consumption of resources, exploitation and squandering by man converted earth's resources into Wastes and Toxins & Pollutions. By this silly stupid process man is committing a massive Total Extinction Suicide & Genocide & eliminating all the other forms of lives on the planet including animals, birds, fish, insects, plants, etc etc, all are to be killed by this stupid Suicide + Genocide.

All those hoping for peace are murdering themselves and everyone else. Are hence criminals. Common Sense are Wrong - absolutely wrong!



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Putin: The world is getting more chaotic, but we hope that common sense will prevail
Published time: 11 Apr, 2018 14:51 Edited time: 11 Apr, 2018 16:51
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Russian President Vladimir Putin has expressed hope that “common sense” will eventually prevail in the modern world, which is becoming “more chaotic.” The current international situation is very troubling, he added.
“The state of world affairs invokes nothing but concerns, the situation in the world is becoming more chaotic,” Putin said on Wednesday during a ceremony to welcome new ambassadors to Russia.

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“Nevertheless, we still hope that common sense will eventually prevail and international relations will enter a constructive course, the entire world system will become more stable and predictable.”

Moscow will continue to advocate strengthening “global and regional” security, and will fully adhere to its “international responsibilities and develop cooperation with our partners on a constructive and respectful basis.

“We will pursue a positive, future-oriented agenda for the world; and work to ensure stable development, prosperity and the flourishing of mankind,” Putin said.

Putin’s statements came shortly after a new batch of threats from by his US counterpart. Earlier on Wednesday, Donald Trump warned Russia to “get ready” for “nice and new and ‘smart’” missiles targeting Syria. His tweet followed a promise by Moscow to intercept any incoming projectiles in Syria, and to hit the locations from which they were launched.

Washington is presenting its probably strikes as a “response” to the alleged chemical incident in Syria, which was reported on April 7. While no solid evidence that the purported chemical attack has emerged, top US officials have squarely pinned the blame for it on Damascus.

 

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Russians are hoping Putin will become another strong brutal dictator like Joseph Stalin, to deal with West.

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Sympathy towards Stalin waning in Russia, survey shows
Published time: 11 Apr, 2018 09:52 Edited time: 11 Apr, 2018 09:57
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The proportion of Russians who describe their attitude to Stalin as indifferent has grown to almost one-third, but about 40 percent of citizens still approve of the Soviet dictator, a recent public opinion poll has shown.
According to the results of research conducted in March and released by the independent Russian sociological service Levada, the proportion of Russians who are indifferent about Stalin and his role in history increased from 22 percent in January 2017 to 31 percent.

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Meanwhile, 40 percent of Russians said that their attitude to Stalin was positive. Of these, two percent of respondents said they were enthusiastic about him (down from four percent in January 2017), 29 percent described their attitude as respectful (down from 32 percent), and nine percent said they were sympathetic towards him (down from 10 percent).

A total of 12 percent of the poll participants said their attitude to Stalin was negative. Of these, 7 percent described their feelings as “repulsion and irritation,” three percent mentioned fear, and two percent cited loathing and hatred.

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Some 16 percent found it difficult to describe their feelings towards Stalin, and one percent told researchers they did not know who the man was.

The attitude to Joseph Stalin and the period of his rule is a major controversy in the Russian society. The issue made headlines again fairly recently, after Russian authorities recalled the distribution license for the British film ‘The Death of Stalin’ over elements of extremism.

A subsequent public opinion poll showed that 35 percent of Russians disapproved of the ban, 30 percent of respondents said they supported it, and 35 percent said that they had no fixed opinion on the issue. The overall share of Russians who have heard of the film and also the fact that the Culture Ministry had revoked its screening license was 65 percent.

 

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The facts behind the ‘staged’ video of kids’ chemical weapons drill in Syria
Published time: 12 Apr, 2018 13:21
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A video described as showing Syrian children being trained to fake the symptoms of a chemical weapons attack has been widely shared online with fake and menacing misinformation.
RT Digital investigated the origins of the video and found that it doesn’t depict children being coerced and prepared for future propaganda videos, as falsely suggested by users on Twitter.

The video is more than four years old and the actions carried out by the children in the video are part of a play by a group called the Nesma Organization based in eastern Ghouta.

The original copy of the video was uploaded to YouTube on September 19, 2013. The Nesma Organization advertised the play on its Facebook account on September 18 and 19, 2013 – the exact timeframe the original video was uploaded to the YouTube channel whose name roughly translates into English as Rural Damascus Media.

Other videos from the Rural Damascus Media have also been shared by the Nesma Organisation’s Facebook page.

Rural Damascus Media’s description of the video reads: “The aim of the play was to teach children the horrors of being under attack by chemical weapons and to show the world its neglect and failure to take action on a man who would use such weapons against his own citizens.”

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Rural Damascus Media’s YouTube channel also contains videos of rallies where FSA (Free Syrian Army) and Al-Qaeda flags were waved.

The Nesma Organisation also has a Facebook history of sharing content from the Syrian Revolution Coordinators Union. The Nesma Organisation is the Arabic translation, but the group also calls itself Aura Volunteers.

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