Actually, it's the opposite, Putin helped daesh: because of Russian bombing of the FSA, daesh have been able to launch a new local offensive.
And there's other news: a Russian jet that has entered Turkish airspace (probably north of Aleppo) has been shot down, circumstances are still unclear.
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yeah. good for putin. he's showing obama what a guy with actual balls does to freaks like ISIS
meanwhile, in america, http://streetcarnage.com/blog/islamophobiaphobia/
meanwhile, in america, http://streetcarnage.com/blog/islamophobiaphobia/
Putin is just cleaning a mess caused by USA a bit. Putin is only one who can solve Syrian crisis, USA can only make it worse.
This might work for us. With the IS militants going to war against Russia. the US and others, we could find a joint effort that will make all of us with one goal, no more IS militants.
It's just politic game, Putin want to save Assad, his last friend and ally in that area.
Syria is very important strategic nation and super powers ( USA and RUSSIA) have a lot interest there (oil, geostrategic position etc ).
Average people in Syria have no use for it and suffer still in the war-troubled country.
Syria is very important strategic nation and super powers ( USA and RUSSIA) have a lot interest there (oil, geostrategic position etc ).
Average people in Syria have no use for it and suffer still in the war-troubled country.
Putin doesn't care much about Bashar al Assad. But he want a secular leader to rule Syria, as all the other countries in the Middle-East are now ruled by Wahabbist and Salafist rulers. Also, the ISIS is a real threat to Russia. If ISIS spreads to the Caucasus region (Chechenya, Daghestan, KBR, KCR.etc), then hell will break lose in Russia.
It's just politic game, Putin want to save Assad, his last friend and ally in that area.
Syria is very important strategic nation and super powers ( USA and RUSSIA) have a lot interest there (oil, geostrategic position etc ).
Average people in Syria have no use for it and suffer still in the war-troubled country.
Syria is very important strategic nation and super powers ( USA and RUSSIA) have a lot interest there (oil, geostrategic position etc ).
Average people in Syria have no use for it and suffer still in the war-troubled country.
Nope. You are wrong. Putin trying to save Assad couse if syria will fall then all middle east will be on fire. Islamic state will eventually take everything. Dozens of countryes. In middle east, in north africa, then in asia and in caucasus region. That's why syria is a crucial point. That's why america wants to break it.
It's just politic game, Putin want to save Assad, his last friend and ally in that area.
Syria is very important strategic nation and super powers ( USA and RUSSIA) have a lot interest there (oil, geostrategic position etc ).
Average people in Syria have no use for it and suffer still in the war-troubled country.
Syria is very important strategic nation and super powers ( USA and RUSSIA) have a lot interest there (oil, geostrategic position etc ).
Average people in Syria have no use for it and suffer still in the war-troubled country.
PUTIN goes to WAR against ISIS: Stop dithering and FIGHT, Russian leader tells West
VLADIMIR Putin has stepped up Russia's military presence in Syria and told the west it must back its leader Bashar al-Assad in order to tackle the growing threat of Islamic State (ISIS).
The superpower has brought in 28 fighter aircraft and thousands of soldiers to the war-torn Middle East country to support the Assad regime.
That puts Russia in direct opposition to a US-led coalition which has brought military action against the Syrian government.
The US has accused Syria of a series of atrocities against its own people.
But Putin said backing Assad was the only way to defeat the terrorism rapidly growing in the area.
In a televised interview Putin said action against Assad's government would "create a situation" seen in countries such as Libya "where all the state institutions are disintegrated".
He added: "There is no other solution to the Syrian crisis than strengthening the effective government structures and rendering them help in fighting terrorism."
Putins calls come as Britons also back a military offensive against ISIS.
Findings of a poll released today show nearly half (46 per cent) want troops on the ground fighting terrorists in Syria.
Only 31 per cent of those asked were against such an operation.
The survey, carried out by Sky News, also found almost three quarters backed bombing specific targets in the region.
It came weeks after it was revealed the Government had killed two Britons fighting for ISIS in a drone attack in Syria.
Assad's regime is at war with ISIS but the west is carrying out air strikes against both sides of the conflict.
more - http://www.express.co.uk/news/world/608121/Putin-west-Assad-fight-against-ISIS
VLADIMIR Putin has stepped up Russia's military presence in Syria and told the west it must back its leader Bashar al-Assad in order to tackle the growing threat of Islamic State (ISIS).
The superpower has brought in 28 fighter aircraft and thousands of soldiers to the war-torn Middle East country to support the Assad regime.
That puts Russia in direct opposition to a US-led coalition which has brought military action against the Syrian government.
The US has accused Syria of a series of atrocities against its own people.
But Putin said backing Assad was the only way to defeat the terrorism rapidly growing in the area.
In a televised interview Putin said action against Assad's government would "create a situation" seen in countries such as Libya "where all the state institutions are disintegrated".
He added: "There is no other solution to the Syrian crisis than strengthening the effective government structures and rendering them help in fighting terrorism."
Putins calls come as Britons also back a military offensive against ISIS.
Findings of a poll released today show nearly half (46 per cent) want troops on the ground fighting terrorists in Syria.
Only 31 per cent of those asked were against such an operation.
The survey, carried out by Sky News, also found almost three quarters backed bombing specific targets in the region.
It came weeks after it was revealed the Government had killed two Britons fighting for ISIS in a drone attack in Syria.
Assad's regime is at war with ISIS but the west is carrying out air strikes against both sides of the conflict.
more - http://www.express.co.uk/news/world/608121/Putin-west-Assad-fight-against-ISIS
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