/GPG/ Geopolitics General #1510 - OLD FRIENDS EDITION

>Keep in mind Russia just sent supplies (possibly reinforcements) to Syria in multiple transport ships.
See image.

Note:
All of the news media reports were speculating that those six transport ships were heading towards the Black Sea (possibly Crimea), but instead they went to Syria.

The tweet here is notable because it specifies Russia has just delivered *60 tanks* to Syria (not the Black Sea Region), and now this bombing campaign.

Preparations for an assault in Syria?

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>Preparations for an assault in Syria?
Possibly to coincide with the Russian "naval drill" to take place in the Mediterranean between February 10-20?

And quite possibly part of a larger operation, including Ukraine?
(But will just focus on the Syrian situation for the moment.)

See image.

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Good morning /gpg/
mobile.twitter.com/Caucasuswar/status/1490242932049338370?cxt=HHwWhICznaKDtK4pAAAA
>Reports of shots fired by Armenian forces unto the Azerbaijani village of Qapanli in Tartar region. The rounds allegedly came from the areas under the control of Russian forces in the Karabakh region. The Russian-Turkish Joint Monitoring Center is conducting an investigation.

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mobile.twitter.com/Liveuamap/status/1490237842848681985?cxt=HHwWgsC43YTbsa4pAAAA
>Defense Minister Christine Lambrecht does not rule out sending more Bundeswehr soldiers to Lithuania. Around 600 Bundeswehr soldiers are already stationed in the country on NATO's eastern flank

mobile.twitter.com/Liveuamap/status/1490243747396870145?cxt=HHwWgoCzhd2ytK4pAAAA
>Video of conditions in military camp in Rostov region via @herooftheday10

mobile.twitter.com/Liveuamap/status/1490245684272025603
>Spring is coming. In 3 weeks there will be the same conditions everywhere

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>Possibly to coincide with the Russian "naval drill" to take place in the Mediterranean between February 10-20?
Oh crap!

Those missile cruisers!

If Russia does conduct an offensive in Syria, they could be using their missile crusiers that recently exited the Suez Canal to provide support!

Oh man!
- Russia deceives folks by thinking six transport ships from Baltic Sea are going to Black Sea;
- Six transport ships instead go to Syria;
- When transports arrive, Russia starts bombing around Idlib;
- Syrian forces begin shelling around Idlib;
- Russian missile cruisers are now in the region for a "naval drill"
===> Are Russia Syria preparing for an offensive?
Seems so.
Just look at the above points.

See tweet.
3 Russian missile cruisers (that left the Pacific fleet and trained with *Iran* and *China*) are now in the Mediterranean, possibly near Syria to support a land operation there...

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turks are the most deluded and schizophrenic people on this planet. fucking retards

>- Six transport ships instead go to Syria;
Can confirm *7* Russian cargo ships have arrived at the Syrian port of Tartus in recent days.

See image.
Reference:
twitter.com/YorukIsik/status/148757

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>Can confirm *7* Russian cargo ships have arrived at the Syrian port of Tartus in recent days.
See image.

That image names the six Russian transport ships that sailed from the Baltic region in early January, and have no entered the Syrian port of Tartus.

Those ships were thought to have been going to the Black Sea ---> but they went to Syria instead!

Moscow is saying those six ships in Syria are there to prepare for a "naval drill" from February 10-20... Sure they are...

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Seiner van rensberg predicted that russia will invade turkey and the next tlday they nuke the US.

Russia is definitely active in the Idlib region.
See image.

Reference:
t.me/beholdisraelchannel/6362

Quote:
>Russia: We eliminated the leader of Jenud a-Sham in Idlib, Syria

>After the assassination of the ISIS leader by the Americans, the Russians also want to leave their mark.

>Russian sources claim: Abu Alwalid, Maslam The Chechen (Murad Margushvili), leader of the Jenud a-Sham organization, was killed in an attack in Idlib, Syria.

>Abu Alwalid The Chechen had previously sworn allegiance to ISIS and headed a Muslim organization most of whose people came from Chechnya and Lebanon. He arrived in Syrian in 2013 and operated from there until he was killed by the Russians Yesterday.

>(Abu Ali)

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a bake without #numbering, s.m.h.

>russia will invade turkey
Turkey is a NATO Member.
So if Russian/Syrian forces attack Turkish forces in Syria, then that means they're attacking NATO forces.

This situation has happened in the past and NATO did not come to support Turkey -- but what if they (NATO) move to support Turkey this time?

Are Russian forces around Ukraine a diversion from Russia's intended actions in Syria, or are they part of a much larger operation?

mobile.twitter.com/theragex/status/1490252738973868033?cxt=HHwWgoC5wY2-uK4pAAAA
>Train with tons of Russian equipment filmed in Bryansk, including multiple BMP-2's

mobile.twitter.com/theragex/status/1490252940489207809?cxt=HHwWgsC59erJuK4pAAAA
>France will provide aerial surveillance assistance to the UAE to help it intercept drones

mobile.twitter.com/theragex/status/1490253441662439431?cxt=HHwWjsC--YDnuK4pAAAA
>Two Ukrainian soldiers were wounded as a result of strikes by LDNR forces on Saturday. This information was confirmed at the headquarters of the JFO.

from a couple weeks ago:

>Russian And Syrian Fighters Fly Unprecedented Joint Patrol Along Syria’s Border With Israel

>Russian and Syrian warplanes conducted joint patrols along Syria’s borders today, launching what the Russian Ministry of Defense says will be a regular series of flights.
thedrive.com/the-war-zone/44005/russian-and-syrian-fighter-jets-execute-joint-patrol-along-syrias-border-with-israel

mobile.twitter.com/theragex/status/1490254093683671042?cxt=HHwWhICy8fqMua4pAAAA
>Exhibition of Russian military equipment in Yampol

mobile.twitter.com/theragex/status/1490254130039902210?cxt=HHwWhMCy4YmPua4pAAAA
>German Defense Minister Christine Lambrecht ruled out the supply of weapons by Germany to Kiev, justifying this by saying that the dialogue on resolving the conflict in Ukraine continues.

mobile.twitter.com/theragex/status/1490254165410467843?cxt=HHwWhsCypZGRua4pAAAA
>NATO is exploring the possibility of building a gas pipeline that would connect Spanish Catalonia with France and would reduce Central Europe's dependence on Russian gas - Vanguardia newspaper, citing sources in the kingdom's government

>Train with tons of Russian equipment filmed in Bryansk, including multiple BMP-2's
Was thinking a "saboteur" could just blow up the train convoy as the "Free French" used to do during WWII. However as the image depicts, it seems the Russians are transporting their military hardware on trains that also carry civilians.
Sneaky.

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