Originally posted by pavyracer
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You truly are a retard.Comment -
that's the thing though, they didn't really destroy the Chechens. in fact, Chechnya's current president Ramzan Kadyrov use to be a jihadi rebel during the first Chechen war in the mid-90's and was captured on video decapitating Russian prisoners. the Russian public was shown these videos in 2014. now the piece of Moslem filth thinks he's going to be the next Putin by swinging from his nuts. i'd love to see a Russian Orthodox national behead Kadyrov.Originally posted by pavyracerComment -
Russia adventures into afghanistan were funny in the old days.
No one can beat these clowns. It's a pointless battle.
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exi won thread
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here's the fake 'pro Moscow' piece of Moslem filth Kadyrov today:
but here he was (brown jacket) back in the mid-90's with his Chechen jihadi buddies decapitating Russian prisoners.
and who's that right in front of him you wonder? none other than infamous Chechen jihadi Shamil Basayev - mastermind of the Moscow theater siege in 2002 and the Beslan school massacre in 2004:
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After a day, it seems that Russian jets made a provoke. However, there are still plenty of questions to find a rational answers.
1- Russian jets were not hitting ISIS yesterday. What were they doing in those area ?
2- Turkey military warned Russian jets 10 times. But Russian pilots did not answer , why ?
3- Turkey could tolerate Russian jets 30 seconds. Because they have really strong relations with Russia. Russian jets also occupated Turkish airspace 2 times last month. Turkey just warned and Russia answered '' Sorry, it was our fault ''.. Why did Russia not warn their pilots to be more careful ?
4- Turkey is an interesting country. There are lots of genius and respectful Turkish man in the United States, but why do they have stupid president ?
In my opinion, Russia played another card game like they did against Georgia and West Ukraine . All Europan countries and United States are against them so they wanted to learn where Turkey will stand ...
I wish, people were not discover oil, petrol and natural gas. All this sh*ts happens just because power of money,oil,natural gass bla bla....Comment -
The downing of a Russian warplane in Syria by Turkey appears to be a pre-planned provocation, the Russian Foreign Minister said. Ankara failed to communicate with Russia over the incident, he added.
“We have serious doubts that this act was unintentional. It looks very much like a preplanned provocation,” Lavrov said, citing Turkey’s failure to maintain proper communication with Russia, the abundance of footage of the incident and other evidence.
Earlier in the day, Turkish Prime Minister Ahmet Davutoglu slammed Russia for "attacks on Turkmen" in Syria, which according to Ankara preceded the incident with the downed Su-24.
The Russian FM said the region where the incident happened is not just home to Turkmen people. There are also hundreds of foreign fighters affiliated with known terrorist groups and elements of their infrastructure such as weapons depots and command points there, he said.
“I asked [Turkish FM Çavuşoğlu] whether Turkey’s close attention to this region, including the calls to create a buffer zone there, was motivated by a desire to protect this infrastructure from destruction. I didn’t receive any reply to this question,” Lavrov said.
He added the downing of the Russian warplane occurred shortly after a series of airstrikes on terrorist oil convoys and facilities by the Russian Air Force. The incident “sheds new light” on the issue, according to the Russian foreign minister.
The Russian diplomat criticized NATO for failing to express condolences to Russia over the loss of its troops lives.
“Very strange statements were voiced after a NATO meeting called by the Turks, which didn’t express any regret or condolences and in effect were aimed at covering up what the Turkish Air Force did yesterday,” Lavrov said. “A similar reaction came from the European Union.”
Lavrov reiterated the statements of the Russian Defense Ministry, which denied Ankara’s allegations that the Russian warplane had violated Turkish airspace.
He added that even if Turkey’s words were taken on face value, its actions contradict its own position expressed in 2012, after Syria took down a Turkish military plane. At the time, then-Prime Minister Erdogan told the Turkish parliament that a short incursion into another nation’s airspace cannot justify an attack on it.
Russia’s relations with Syria will change after the attack on the Russian plane, Lavrov said, adding that Turkey, which is now calling for dialogue, should have done more to communicate with Russia prior to and right after the incident.
Moscow will measure its response to limit the harm done to Turkish and Russian businessmen, who had nothing to do with the incident, and would decide on a proper action, Lavrov said.
“We cannot fail to react to what happened. Not because we must retaliate. It’s just that there are too many issues in Turkey that pose a direct terrorist threat to our citizens. And not only ours,” he said.
Lavrov said after canceling his planned visit to Istanbul that Moscow doesn’t indent to send any senior officials to Turkey or receive any senior Turkish officials. At the same time, phone channels remain open, as evidenced by the call with Foreign Minister Mevlüt Çavuşoğlu.
The Russian minister said there was a question of American involvement in the downing of the Russian plane. According to his sources, the US demands all members of the anti-IS coalition led by Washington, who use US-made military aircraft, coordinate all deployments with the US military.
“I wonder if this demand of the Americans covers… Turkey. If it does, I wonder whether Turkey asked permission from the US to fly its US-made planes and take down – let’s say 'an unidentified' – plane over Syrian territory,” Lavrov said.Comment -
Some Turkish officials have ‘direct financial interest’ in the oil trade with the terrorist group Islamic State, Russian PM Dmitry Medvedev said as he detailed possible Russian retaliation to Turkey’s downing of a Russian
“Turkey’s actions are de facto protection of Islamic State,” Medvedev said, calling the group formerly known as ISIS by its new name. “This is no surprise, considering the information we have about direct financial interest of some Turkish officials relating to the supply of oil products refined by plants controlled by ISIS.”
“The reckless and criminal actions of the Turkish authorities… have caused a dangerous escalation of relations between Russia and NATO, which cannot be justified by any interest, including protection of state borders,” Medvedev said.
According to the PM, Russia is considering canceling several important projects with Turkey and barring Turkish companies from the Russian market. Russia has already recommended its citizens not to travel to Turkey, citing terrorist threats, resulting in several tourist operators withdrawing tours to Turkey from the market.
Russia may further scrap a gas pipeline project, aimed at turning Turkey into a major transit country for Russian natural gas going to Europe, and the construction of the country’s first nuclear power plant.
Turkey shot down a Russian bomber over Syria on Tuesday, claiming the aircraft had violated Turkish airspace. Russia says no violation took place and considers the hostile act as 'a stab in the back' and direct assistance to terrorist forces in Syria.
in other news...Russia is now deploying the most advanced anti-aircraft defense system S-400 Grawler in to Khmeimim.
The S-400 uses long- and medium-range missiles that can hit aerial targets at ranges up to 400 kilometers, making it capable of striking targets in Israel as well. It can hit tactical and strategic aircraft as well as ballistic and cruise missiles. The S-400 can bring down airplanes at up to 90,000 feet - more than double the height of a cruising commercial airliner. No less than 300 targets can be tracked simultaneously by the radar complex of the S-400, which sports six anti-aircraft missile launchers
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Rocket ....what's up with blowing the power grid in Crimea pal. Lots going on over in that neck of the woods these days.Comment -
Yeah man...Ukraine is a fkn mess...not as bad as Syria of course, but still pretty fukked up. Putin needed to roll over Maidan with tanks, right when it all started back in Feb 2014. He waited too long.Originally posted by itchypickle
They'll restore the power, but I doubt that these type of things are going to stop anytime soon.
It hurts to watch what's happening over there right now, because we were a one big family just a little over 20 years ago and even 3 years ago things were just fine between the two countries.Comment -
Yea it can change fast...got a buddy in western part of Ukraine now on joint training ....Lvov or Lviiv something like that. Never know what's gonna go on there from one day to the next.Originally posted by Russian RocketComment -
Turkey just told bad ass Putin "go fuch yourself" they are calling him outComment -
yup, exactlyOriginally posted by itchypickle
Lvov is how a Russian would call that city...Lviiv is how they call it in their native Ukrainian language
A beautiful place to go visit...with a lot of old architecture & history -- hopefully it doesn't get destroyed with this fkn warComment -
Enjoy these assholeOriginally posted by INVEGA MAN
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Gripping new details of the rescue of the downed Russian Su-24 pilot have been revealed. The details are straight out of the movie “Black Hawk Down,” and reveal how Russian Marines saved the pilot in a breath-taking frontline op involving a fierce shootout with militants.
Cpt Konstantin Murakhtin, who escaped death after his jet was attacked by a Turkish Air Force F-16, parachuted into the middle of territory held by hostile Syrian rebel fighters, making any effort to save him incredibly dangerous. His fellow pilot Lt Col Oleg Pershin was reportedly killed by Turkmen militants in the air even before landing.
Murakhtin was fortunate enough to land safely, but his position was directly in the line of crossfire from the Syrian Army and terrorists. He activated a life beacon and could do nothing but wait for help.
The Marine rescue team sent to save the pilot left Russia’s Khmeimim airbase minutes after the Su-24 bomber was shot down by the Turks in Syrian airspace, just one kilometer from the Turkish border.
“We moved out just 15 minutes after we got information that the Turks had downed our aircraft. The area was between Durin and Turkmen heights, where fierce shootouts have been taking place. We scrambled three [Mi-8] helicopters which headed for the probable crash site,” a source close to the rescue operation told RIA Novosti.
When approaching the site the incoming helicopters came under heavy fire from terrorists. Two Russian choppers had to return to base, while one crash-landed under mortar shelling with crew and 12 Marines on board. One Marine, Aleksandr Pozynich, was killed in action as he left the chopper to find cover from mortar shelling from a nearby hilltop.
An on-the-spot video shot by reporters from ANNA-News who were in the area shows the Mi-8s and the dramatic moments the Russian Marines came under fire and escaped the landing site. Their chopper blew up after being hit by an anti-tank rocket launched from the ground.
Syrian military who were nearby rushed to help the Russian Marine, covering the group from three sides. The Syrians came “right on time,” says the source, and managed to extract the Russian troops from under fire.
Murakhtin, who won the Top Navigator award at Russia’s biggest military flying competition last year, said he will ask to return to duty as soon as he is declared fit by doctors.
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And here is the cawk sucker who shot and killed the pilot
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video of rebels opening fire on Russian pilots:
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turkey news in time for thanksgiving[quote=jjgold;5683305]I win again like usual
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The Russian are putting Anti Air rockets near their bombing area's to shoot down Turkey fighter planes. This can easily provoke WW3 since the EU and US got Turkey's back.Comment -
Originally posted by pavyracer
Bingo!Comment -
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I'm staying in Hawaii till WW3 is over. There is no way anyone in their right mind would start a WW by bombing HawaiiComment -
STFU moron. The day USA or any pussy EU fires on Russia is the day you actually get laid.Originally posted by frostno98Comment -
It's amazing the US calls them rebels but Russia calls them terrorists. The terrorists are finding out now that they can run but not hide from Putin. If Obama was smart he can unleash the Marines and air force on ISIS right now and finish them off before Russia does.Comment -
Yeah if Obama wants to commit political suicide he will attack Russia.Originally posted by existentialComment -
Obama is the one who shot the Russian jet, because he wanted Turkey to become a Thanksgiving present for all his muslim friends anywhere in the world.Comment -
No US airstrikes in Syria since Russia deployed S-400 systems
Both the American and Turkish air forces halted their strikes on Syrian territory around the time Russia deployed S-400 air defense complexes at the Khmeimim airbase, from which it stages its own incursions against Islamic State (IS, formerly ISIS/ISIL).
A spokesperson of the Combined Joint Task Force Operation Inherent Resolve (CJTF-OIR) told Sputnik on Friday that the absence of anti-IS coalition airstrikes “has nothing to do with the S400 deployment” in Syria.
“The fluctuation or absence of strikes in Syria reflects the ebb and flow of battle,” the spokesperson said, adding that CJTF-OIR deliver airstrikes when and where it needs to, dedicating a lot of time to researching targets to ensure maximum effect and minimizing civilian casualties.
As CJTF-OIR reported on Friday, the US-led coalition had made no sorties against targets in Syria bsince Thursday, while airstrikes against Islamic State in Iraq continued, with the coalition making 18 strikes on terrorist positions.
On November 24, a Turkish F-16 fighter jet shot down a Russian Su-24 bomber, which had been bombing IS positions. Moscow says the bomber was in Syrian airspace which the F-16 violated, while Turkey claims the Russian jet crossed the Turkish border and was repeatedly warned before the attack.
Both the pilot and the navigator of the Su-24 ejected. The pilot was killed by a militant group while parachuting to the ground, while the rescue operation for the Russian navigator was successful to a certain extent: a Marine died providing covering fire in the rescue team drop zone and a helicopter was lost after it was hit with an American-made anti-tank TOW missile the terrorists are armed with.
After the incident, Russia’s Joint Staff took the decision to enhance air defenses at the Khmeimim airbase south of the Syrian port of Latakia.
The following day, on November 25, Defense Minister Sergey Shoigu announced the immediate deployment of S-400 misslies to Syria.
S-400 Triumph system missile launchers were airlifted to Syria by Antonov An-124 Ruslan super-jumbo aircraft 24 hours after the decision was announced on Wednesday.
According to open sources, the S-400 is capable of shooting down any existing aircraft, helicopter or missile traveling at speeds of up to 4.8 kilometer per second (over 17,000 km/h) The only target the system would have problems with is a nuclear warhead of intercontinental ballistic missile, which flies at speeds of up to 6-7 kilometer per second.
The S-400 engages targets at distances as far as 400 kilometers and heights of up to 27 kilometers (or higher with newer missiles). This is enough to cover at least 75 percent of Syrian territory, along with the airspaces of Lebanon, Cyprus, half of Israel and a vast part of Turkey.
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The S-400’s radar has a range of 600 kilometers and is capable of discriminating even objects moving on the ground, such as cars and military vehicles.
S-400 radar covers Syria, western regions of Iraq and Saudi Arabia, nearly all of Israel and Jordan, Egypt’s northern Sinai, a large part of the eastern Mediterranean and Turkish airspace as far as the capital Ankara.Comment -
Turkey arrests pilots who shot down Russian bomber; linked to failed coup
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Originally posted by gauchojake
God forbid!Comment -
All these news about violence, conflict, murders, and all forms of crimes makes me wonder if the end of the world is near.Comment
