Syrian warplanes pounded rebel-held suburbs of Damascus today, while the rebels targeted government-held neighborhoods in the capital city, leaving at least 50 dead and over 120 wounded between the two of them.
The artillery strikes came first, hitting upper-class neighborhoods in Damascus, and kill 13 people. The rebels said the attacks were meant to show that they consider visiting Iranian FM Javad Zarif ‘unwelcome” in the country.
The Syrian military responded against the rebel-held areas, killing 37 people. In both cases, a lot of the casualties appear to have been civilians, and there was no specific target apart from the opposing side’s territory.
The Syrian government has reached a two-day ceasefire with al-Qaeda dominated rebels in several towns, but none of them are among the area fought today, and al-Qaeda rebels aren’t heavily in metro Damascus, suggesting that these limited ceasefires are simply moving the focuses of the strikes around the country.
That simply means that these rebels are part of ISIS strategy which is not about peace. In the other hand Turkish government supporting ISIS where these rebels by not showing a sign for peace indicating that they are ISIS, or lookalike, a regime of state sponsord terrorism, as Saudi Arabia, Israel and Turkey. Hell yeh, the Swedish king have a finger or two involved as well.
Aug 13, 2015 Syria Invasion Watch – Sibel Edmonds on Turkey, False Flags and the Timeline to War
Syria is once again the centre of attention with Washington and Ankara agreeing on "ISIS-free zones" that each partner is interpreting in its own way. Joining us to explore those interpretations is Sibel Edmonds of BoilingFrogsPost, just back from the region with intel on a possible timeline for increased military action in the country. In this conversation James and Sibel discuss Turkey's battle against the Kurds and how the Kurdish population are being used by the US and Israel as pawns in a complex chess game.
https://youtu.be/VBsOaako7yc