Russia has just achieved, in 72 hours, what the West failed to do in
an entire year.
Video: ISIS on the run
Numerous news outlets are now reporting
that ISIS forces are in total disarray and even, in some cases, completely on
the run following the start of Russian airstrikes last week.
Russian Lt. Gen. Andrei Kartapolov said that “intelligence has captured that militants are leaving the areas under their control“, and, most importantly, he added that “panic and desertion have begun in their ranks. About 600 mercenaries have left their positions and are trying to get to Europe“.
Due to this runaway success, Kartapolov said “we will not only continue conducting our airstrikes, but will also increase their intensity“, where the Russians will be targeting “command and control centers, ammunition and explosives warehouses, communication centers, mini-factories for the production of weapons of suicide bombings and militant training camps“.
A spokesperson from Russia’s Defence Ministry said “A bunker-busting BETAB-500 air bomb dropped from a Sukhoi Su-34 bomber near Raqqa has eliminated the command post of one of the terror groups, together with an underground storage facility for explosives and munitions“. He added that “All disclosed targets are promptly engaged, regardless of the weather or light conditions“.
Russian Lt. Gen. Andrei Kartapolov said that “intelligence has captured that militants are leaving the areas under their control“, and, most importantly, he added that “panic and desertion have begun in their ranks. About 600 mercenaries have left their positions and are trying to get to Europe“.
Due to this runaway success, Kartapolov said “we will not only continue conducting our airstrikes, but will also increase their intensity“, where the Russians will be targeting “command and control centers, ammunition and explosives warehouses, communication centers, mini-factories for the production of weapons of suicide bombings and militant training camps“.
A spokesperson from Russia’s Defence Ministry said “A bunker-busting BETAB-500 air bomb dropped from a Sukhoi Su-34 bomber near Raqqa has eliminated the command post of one of the terror groups, together with an underground storage facility for explosives and munitions“. He added that “All disclosed targets are promptly engaged, regardless of the weather or light conditions“.
Image above: The Su-34 – World’s best
machinery for annihilating terrorists. (Photo Credit: Alex Beltyukov)
ISIS have no chance against the advanced Russian jet and bomb technology, and the spokesperson commented that “No operable air-defense systems have been spotted in the Russian Air Force zone of action in Syria“.
Terror analyst Dr Afzal Ashraf commented saying that ISIS “vastly exaggerated their military strength“
He adds, “This mythical state will disappear in a matter of hours once the international community decides to act. It won’t take very long at all to drive them, if not out of all of Iraq or Syria, then certainly the majority of their territories“.
This obviously now calls into question what the West was doing for an entire year, when they were supposedly trying to destroy ISIS. What is certain is that military industrial complex was making a boat load of cash – around $10 million per day – ‘fighting ISIS’, yet there were no results to speak of.
Adding to the embarrassment, NATO managed to drop a bomb through the roof of a hospital in Kunduz, Afghanistan, killing numerous innocents, in the same week that they were upstaged by Russia.
ISIS have no chance against the advanced Russian jet and bomb technology, and the spokesperson commented that “No operable air-defense systems have been spotted in the Russian Air Force zone of action in Syria“.
Terror analyst Dr Afzal Ashraf commented saying that ISIS “vastly exaggerated their military strength“
He adds, “This mythical state will disappear in a matter of hours once the international community decides to act. It won’t take very long at all to drive them, if not out of all of Iraq or Syria, then certainly the majority of their territories“.
This obviously now calls into question what the West was doing for an entire year, when they were supposedly trying to destroy ISIS. What is certain is that military industrial complex was making a boat load of cash – around $10 million per day – ‘fighting ISIS’, yet there were no results to speak of.
Adding to the embarrassment, NATO managed to drop a bomb through the roof of a hospital in Kunduz, Afghanistan, killing numerous innocents, in the same week that they were upstaged by Russia.
Well, isn’t it about time that
someone beat the crap out of ISIS for deluding themselves into thinking that they
are high and mighty? These cowardly militants have been going around and
slaughtering human beings like cows and goats.
While that was going on, I was
wondering what the UN was waiting for. ISIS leaders are rapists
that justify their act as permissible by their religion. Does their God
sanctify rape? What are they talking about?
Image above: Kayla Mueller 26 year old Arizona aid worker raped and died in vain
My fear and concerns now are
about the influx of refugees springing to the European countries. First, we do
not know how many ISIS militants have gone in pretending like refugees. Have
you seen the photo of a refugee photo bombing a reporter with slaughter
gesture?
Video above: Are these the gesture of a refugee showing gratitude for hosting them? I have my doubts here.
In Britain, for example, a Muslim group
called Muslims Against the
Crusades has launched a campaign
to turn twelve British cities – including what it calls "Londonistan"
– into independent Islamic states. The so-called Islamic Emirates would
function as autonomous enclaves ruled by Islamic Sharia law and operate
entirely outside British jurisprudence.
Two Muslims jumped a British Army trooper
in London a year ago on a main street and beheaded him with machetes in front
of stunned shoppers. This kind of behavior remains normal in Islamic countries.
In the past six months in Iraq, 60 to 70 people get slaughtered monthly from
suicide bombers and goon squads.
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