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#FuerEuchGemeinsamStarkFreue mich sehr, dass der Schweizer Militärblog @offiziere zum vierten Mal einen Beitrag von mir veröffentlich hat & danke Patrick Truffer für sein Vertrauen:
"F-35: Endlich Hightech-Kampfjet oder immer noch ein technisches Desaster?"
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F-35: Endlich Hightech-Kampfjet oder immer noch ein technisches Desaster?
von Roger Näbig (Twitter / LinkedIn). Er arbeitet als Rechtsanwalt und freier Journalist in Berlin mit dem Fokus auf globalen Konflikten, Verte...
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F-35: Endlich Hightech-Kampfjet oder immer noch ein technisches Desaster? via @offiziere
F-35: Endlich Hightech-Kampfjet oder immer noch ein technisches Desaster?
von Roger Näbig (Twitter / LinkedIn). Er arbeitet als Rechtsanwalt und freier Journalist in Berlin mit dem Fokus auf globalen Konflikten, Verte...
www.offiziere.ch
F-35: Endlich Hightech-Kampfjet oder immer noch ein technisches Desaster? - von @Konflikt_Sicher https://t.co/j3NQlcaeEk
The "17 types of tanks in Europe" tale: not getting dead ;-) https://twitter.com/EP_Defence/status/1278620538760560642
“In Europe, e.g., we have 17 different types of tank. The US has one”, said French minister @florence_parly in @EP_Defence today talking about EU´s need to mutualize the costs of its defence industry.
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Tag Archives: Free Syrian Army
The latest conflict afflicting northeast Syria
by Paul Iddon In the space of a mere week, northeast Syria has once again descended into conflict with various powers scrambling to achieve different objectives. This was precipitated by U.S. President Donald Trump’s decision to green-light a Turkish attack … Continue reading
Turkey’s Incursion into Syria is Straining Diplomatic Relations and the US Troops Fighting ISIS
by Darien Cavanaugh. Cavanaugh is a contributor for War is Boring and Reverb Press. He serves on the Board of Directors for Auntie Bellum. Two weeks ago the Pentagon acknowledged that Turkey’s ongoing assault on the Kurdish-controlled region of Afrin … Continue reading
A Turkish attack on Afrin could spark a full-fledged war in Northern Syria
by Paul Iddon. Unlike the other three Kurdish regions in the Middle East, Syrian Kurdistan (known among Kurds as West Kurdistan, or Rojava) is not contiguous. The ruling authorities in Syria over the years attempted to keep the Kurds divided … Continue reading
Can Turkey capture ‘the Gate’ to Aleppo?
Turkey’s Free Syrian Army (FSA) proxy paramilitary allies are presently no less than two kilometers outside of the Islamic State (ISIS)-held city of al-Bab in northwest Syria. The last city that ISIS hold in that part of Syria. Al-Bab’s name … Continue reading
Ankara vs Damascus: The al-Bab Impasse
Even before launching its intervention in northwest Syria on August 24 it was clear that Turkey would do its utmost to forcibly prevent Syria’s Kurds from dominating the entirety of Syria’s northern border. Since June 2015 the Kurds have controlled … Continue reading
The shortcomings of Turkey’s Syria campaign
Two months into its foray into northwestern Syria Turkey’s Operation “Euphrates Shield” against Islamic State (ISIS) militants and Kurdish militia forces (People’s Protection Units; YPG) is already showing some clear shortcomings. Turkey’s military has said that ISIS is successfully mounting … Continue reading
From Israeli Operation “Peace for Galilee” to the Turkish Operation “Euphrates Shield”
The ongoing Turkish operation “Euphrates Shield“, launched on August 24 to keep both Islamic State (ISIS) and Kurdish forces off Turkey’s southeastern border, shares some important similarities to the 1982 Israeli Operation “Peace for Galilee” which are worth exploring and … Continue reading
Friends or foes? – A closer look on relations between the Kurdish YPG and the Syrian regime
by Shell Shocked. Special thanks to @SerioSito and @QalaatAlMudiq Sheikh Maqsood View on Sheikh Maqsood with Castello Road in the background. On Tuesday, 9th August 2016, the high-ranking commander, Major Yasser Abd ar-Rahim of Fatah Halab’s operations chamber in Aleppo … Continue reading
Turkey finally makes a move on its long sought Syrian buffer zone
On Wednesday the 23 August Turkey initiated its long sought after buffer zone in northeast Syria with a bang. At 4.a.m in artillery rained down on Islamic State (ISIS) positions followed by airstrikes carried out by Turkish F-16’s – marking … Continue reading
America’s failed efforts to establish an anti-IS Syrian fighting-force
Since the Islamic State (IS) rose to infamy in the summer of 2014 the United States has been trying to spearhead efforts to build a new Syrian fighting-force outside of Syria to combat these militants on the ground. This ultimately … Continue reading
