جنگ روانی عراق علیه ایران: «عراق در پناه امیرالمؤمنین علیبن بیطالب علیه السلام و آلالبیت علیهمالسلام و هر کسی که به عراق حمله کند جای او در قعر جهنم است»
📝زمان جنگ هشت ساله عراق علیه ایران، از آنجایی که هنوز ماهواره و مبایل و اینستاگرام و توئیتر و سایر انواع شبکه های اجتماعی در دسترس نبودعلاوه بر رادیو موج کوتاه از ایننو لیفلت ها برای گلاب زدن به مغز قربانیان جنگ شناختی استفاده میشد!!! چه فرق میکنه؟ قربانی اگه پیام بهش برسه فوری گول میخوره باور میکنه دیگه.
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ناتو در فکر حمله پیشگیرانه علیه روسیه
🔹رئیس کمیته نظامی ناتو اعلام کرد که امکان حملات پیشگیرانه علیه روسیه را در صورت درگیری کشورهای عضو ناتو با این کشور مورد بررسی قرار داده است.
🔹سخنگوی وزارت خارجه روسیه در واکنش به سخنان رئیس کمیته نظامی ناتو، با طعنه یادآور شد: به نظر میرسد که آنها دکترین هستهای بهروز شده روسیه را تا انتها نخواندهاند.
🔹همچنین دیمیتری مدودف، معاون رئیس شورای امنیت روسیه تأکید کرد که علیرغم اینکه روسیه در مقابل کل بلوک ناتو قرار دارد، این کشور همچنان قادر است بهطور مستقل تمامی انواع تسلیحات مورد نیاز خود را تولید کند.
🔹سفیر اوکراین در لندن و فرمانده سابق نیروهای مسلح این کشور، ابراز عقیده کرد که کشورهای ناتو برای یک رویارویی طولانیمدت با روسیه آمادگی ندارند.
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رزمایش بمبافکنهای اتمی روسیه و چین
🔹روسیه و چین برای نهمین گشت هوایی راهبردی مشترک خود، روز جمعه بمبافکنهای با قابلیت حمل کلاهک اتمی را بر فراز آبهای حد فاصل ژاپن و کره جنوبی فرستادند.
🔹هدف از این گشتزنی «آزمایش موثر و تقویت» آموزش مشترک و تواناییهای عملیاتی نیروهای هوایی چین و روسیه بوده است.
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March 27, 2016
In Syria, militias armed by the Pentagon fight those armed by the CIA
Featuring: Nicholas Heras
Source: Los Angeles Times
Journalist: Nabih Bulos
yrian militias armed by different parts of the U.S. war machine have begun to fight each other on the plains between the besieged city of Aleppo and the Turkish border, highlighting how little control U.S. intelligence officers and military planners have over the groups they have financed and trained in the bitter five-year-old civil war.
The fighting has intensified over the last two months, as CIA-armed units and Pentagon-armed ones have repeatedly shot at each other while maneuvering through contested territory on the northern outskirts of Aleppo, U.S. officials and rebel leaders have confirmed.
Read the full article at Los Angeles Times.
Assad Was Disengaging From Iran, but His Next Steps Are Unclear
In Damascus, it has recently felt like change was afoot, and after the fall of Aleppo anything could happen
Rasha Elass is Editorial Director at New Lines magazineDecember 3, 2024
No one expected the swift rebel takeover of Aleppo when I was visiting Damascus last month, though almost everyone I met there seemed to think that “something was cooking.” And during my short sojourn, I felt that, too.
For starters, nothing about life in Damascus has felt coherent or sustainable since relative quiet befell the country in 2020. Inflation is so high that I found myself having to help relatives not so much carry groceries from the store, but carry the heavy bags of cash required for them to run their daily lives. The Syrian lira trades at about 1.5 million for every 100 U.S. dollars, and a trip to the food market can cost almost as much as a trip to the supermarket in the U.S. — except in Syria the average salary of a government employee, say a judge, is barely $40 per month. The wealth disparity has been sending grandmothers and children dumpster diving, while a restaurant that serves sushi can be packed with patrons ordering more food than they can eat.
Assad’s Plan To Keep Syria Out of the War in Gaza
Amid Israel’s conflict with Hamas and its allies, Damascus has taken a series of steady steps to mend ties with its former enemies
Hassan Hassan is Founder and Editor in Chief of New Lines magazineSeptember 27, 2024
September last year, an event on the Syrian border signaled the possibility of Iranian-backed forces opening a new front against Israel in Syria — yet, in a surprising turn, that front has remained quiet for the past year during the war in Gaza. Israeli tanks responded to Syrian troop deployments by striking two military structures inside Syria. Israeli authorities claimed the structures had been built in a demilitarized border zone that was established by a 1974 agreement between the two countries.
This attack went largely unnoticed at the time, but in hindsight it is intriguing for two main reasons.
First, Israel did not respond in the same way to similar military reinforcements in 2011, when the Syrian military deployed troops, airplanes and tanks close to the Israeli border. At a 1974 summit in Geneva, the two countries agreed on a demilitarized “area of separation” along the border, and a further “area of limitation” within 25 kilometers in either direction, restricting military strength in the zone to small, lightly armed forces. The 2011 Syrian deployment, intended to quell a nascent uprising, encompassed l
Al-Assad’s Strategy to Avoid Becoming a Puppet of Russia and Iran
by Abdullah Al-Ghadhawi /
March 11, 2021 /
State Resilience & Fragility⠀/Authoritarianism /
Recent moves by Bashar al-Assad in the security sphere show the embattled Syrian president still has cards to play to preserve his power, despite having sacrificed much influence to Iran and Russia to secure his regime’s survival in the civil war.
Despite everything being said about the Syrian president’s weakness and inability to manage the country alone, he is still holding on to power despite the encroachment of his Russian and Iranian allies and, as his late father did, exploiting the regime’s secret weapon: the security services and their sectarian structure. This has proven to be the key to preserving the core of the regime and ensuring al-Assad’s survival...