F-16 crashes due to Syrian fire, pilot in serious but stable conditionWorld | 207053 hits | Feb 10 9:16 am | Posted by: N_Fiddledog  The condition of a seriously injured Israeli pilot stabilized Saturday morning after he was forced to eject from his plane over northern Israel. The jet was operating as part of an Israeli response to an Iranian unmanned aircraft that had entered Israeli Commentsview comments in forum Page 1 You need to be a member of CKA and be logged into the site, to comment on news. |
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Imagine leasing an airport to the Iranians. Assad is a serious ball of slime.
Assad ?
Maybe.
More likely Hezbollah.
Oh, I imagine this won't end well.
Imagine leasing an airport to the Iranians. Assad is a serious ball of slime.
Assad ?
Maybe.
More likely Hezbollah.
What part of Syria does Hezbollah control?
What part does Assad actually control ?
The Russian sector!
Assad controls what used to be Aleppo.
Israel tends to react in a measured and cautious way when the potential for blowback is too large. I don't expect them to do too much more than what they've already done because the risk of getting in a shootout with any Russians in the area is too dangerous.
Secret Alliance: Israel Carries Out Airstrikes in Egypt, With Cairo’s O.K.
Egypt appeared unable to stop them, so Israel, alarmed at the threat just over the border, took action.
For more than two years, unmarked Israeli drones, helicopters and jets have carried out a covert air campaign, conducting more than 100 airstrikes inside Egypt, frequently more than once a week — and all with the approval of President Abdel Fattah el-Sisi.
The remarkable cooperation marks a new stage in the evolution of their singularly fraught relationship. Once enemies in three wars, then antagonists in an uneasy peace, Egypt and Israel are now secret allies in a covert war against a common foe.
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Israel knows how to use diplomacy when necessary.
Assad controls what used to be Aleppo.
He's intelligent as Elizabeth May.