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- Russian strikes were reported in the Kiev region;
- Russian strikes were reported in the Odessa region;
- Russian strikes were reported in the Dnepropetrovsk region;
- Russian strikes were reported in the Kharkiv region;
- Russian strikes were reported in the Sumy region;
- Russian strikes were reported in the Zaporizhia region;
- Russian strikes were reported in the Kherson region;
- Russian strikes were reported in the Krivy Rih region;
- Russian strikes were reported in the Kremenchuk region;
- The Russian MoD confirmed control of Privolnoe;
- Three civilians were wounded by Ukrainian attacks in the DPR;
- Russian forces advanced in the Kursk direction;
- Russian forces advanced in the Kurakhovo direction;
- Russian forces advanced in the Orekhov direction;
- Clashes continued in the Pokrovsk direction;
- Clashes continued in the Chasov Yar direction;
- Russian forces eliminated about 40 servicemen, an infantry vehicle, four motor vehicles, an artillery gun, an EW station in the Kharkiv area;
- Russian forces eliminated about 200 servicemen, six pickups, five artillery guns, an Anklav-N electronic warfare station, three ammo depots in the Svatove area;
- Russian forces eliminated about 245 servicemen, two motor vehicles, three field artillery guns, and an electronic warfare station in the Chasov Yar area;
- Russian forces eliminated about 600 servicemen, five infantry vehicles including four Bradley, an M113, three MaxxPro vehicles, two artillery guns in Donetsk region;
- Russian forces eliminated up to 175 servicemen, a tank, an armoured vehicle, four motor vehicles, four artillery, a Paladin and Krab systems in the Southern Donetsk area;
- Russian forces eliminated up to 90 servicemen, seven motor vehicles, a field artillery gun, and three electronic warfare stations in the Kherson region;
- Russian air defense forces shot down six U.S.-made JDAM guided bombs and 51 UAVs vehicles over the past day.
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- Russian forces advanced west of Ulakly;
- Fighting is ongoing in the center of Kostyantynopil;
- Clashes continue on the eastern outskirts of Oleksiivka;
- Russian forces eliminated up to 600 Ukrainian servicemen, five infantry vehicles including four Bradley, an M113, three MaxxPro vehicles, two artillery guns in the area.
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- The Russia MoD confirmed control of Privolnoe;
- Fighting is ongoing near Vilne Pole village;
- Up to 175 Ukrainian servicemen, a tank, an armoured vehicle, four motor vehicles, four artillery, a Paladin and Krab systems were destroyed in the area.
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- Russian forces eliminated up to 215 Ukrainian servicemen, a tank, two infantry fighting vehicles, four armoured fighting vehicles, 12 motor vehicles, two artillery guns, two mortars in the area;
- Russian forces secured areas near Novaya Sorochina;
- Heavy fighting continues on the outskirts of Lebedivka;
- Fighting is ongoing near Malaya Loknya;
- Russian forces reportedly took control of Novenkoe;
- Clashes continued near Guevo;
- Fighting is ongoing in Cherkasskoe Porechnoye;
- Clashes continued near Kurilovka.
part of me wants ukraine to collapse now . to teach a lesson . but we know the snake oil war parties do not care about learning lessons . thier wisdom less agenda to control all is the mission . do you want to be a slave ?
the trade between trump and putin for syria and ukraine will be undone sooner or later. such betrayal cannot succeed in the long term, and europe will certainly arm itself and one day simply destroy moscow. the traitors putin and assad will have to watch as their stolen wealth turns to dust. no stone will be left unturned in russia due to syria’s betrayal. the wealth stolen from poor people invested in luxury buildings in moscow will be wiped out by german and french missiles.
trump do not protect eu anymore.
eu search a new sponsor which will put troops in front of the russian army as a wall.
this sponsors name is turkey.
ukranian millitary wall collapsed. usa says its not my war.
eu decided turkish army will be deployed in ukraina.
turkish troop will protect europe from russia……
kanacke, smoked too much dope or fcked too many donkeys for posting such bullshit?
turk economy is a joke, inflation at 50%, and the military weaker than the ukros.
why do you think turkish is the main language of command in the bundeswehr? why are moroccans in italy learning martial arts from christian monks? an ordinary monk in a monk’s robe teaches karate and boxing to a gang of moroccans and libyans.why was osama bin laden in his best years in bosnia and why did he earlier drive arab money to the vatican? a real pope like john paul iiand will be the end of russia it’s true that the turks shot him, but that’s normal among mafias fighting for power.
what the birth rate of turks is in germany? it doesn’t matter how europe started, what matters is how russian war ends, because europe will start when it is ready. what is the birth rate in russia? 1.3 by the way, only wahhabis are multiplying in europe, and wahhabis only know one thing. and then the wahhabis will set up their own bosses and go from europe to russia like they went from idlib… why do you think that in europe they get €500 a month for the birth of a new wahhabi?
me and will in gay bar humiliated by superior russian
what was osama bin laden doing at the crazy horse club in lebanon? i don’t know, but i do know that croats, albanians, and bosniaks received money from the vatican, where bin laden stored it. how did an ordinary courier of the arab and qatari kings turn into a deranged terrorist who wanted to destroy the united states? he drove money around italy in a car and this money then went to the ustashas and wahhabis, who one day simply destroyed yugoslavia.
actually they received money from usaid who is trying to destroy western civilization and you’re a disinformation agent, probably unit 82 00.
despite being europe’s largest economy the german defense ministry has announced berlin has run out of weapons for kiev. france and the uk will soon run out too. russia has always and will always be a tough bone to chew.
osama bin laden was a brother to everyone from sanadar, janez, franjo…. bin laden was organizer of weapons smuggling from chad to slovenia. he walked through the italian darkness. in slovenia, the war ended within a week, and then cars carrying osama bin laden’s money from the vatican to ljubljana went every day. slovenia supplied weapons to the hos and the bosnian mujahideen. the slovenian port was full of weapons for hos and wahhabis from bosnia and kosovo
so what’s the deal in toresk?
with its betrayal of assad, russia destroyed not only syria but all its allies, from hezbollah to iran. ports are the most important part of war. if milošević had also cut off slovenia and italy from the sea, he would have won the war. it was all led by osama bin laden and john paul ii. civilian arab yachts were full of weapons and money, and these were unloaded in naples and trieste. and to slovenia, cargo container ships. osama bin laden was client in the vatican bank.
go sell your drivel propaganda to those israelis who were arrested after dancing on september eleven and the interviews were on israeli television. they said they were there to “film the event”.
syria’s industrial sector faces widespread closures under al-qaeda-linked government: report
poor electricity supply, a rise in the price of diesel, and the influx of cheap foreign products have devastated domestic syrian production since assad’s fall
news desk
mar 3, 2025
during the past three months, hundreds of syrian factories, plants, and workshops have been closed in several governorates as a result of many factors that accompanied
the departure of the government of former syrian president bashar al-assad, sputnik arabic reported on 3 march.
industrialist ahmed anqa revealed that nearly 420 factories, plants, and workshops have been closed in the governorates of aleppo, damascus, and its countryside, latakia, tartous, and homs.
in december, militants from the former al-qaeda affiliate, hayat tahrir al-sham (hts), took power in damascus.
anqa cites the lack of security in the syrian regions as a cause for the closures, noting that unknown gunmen have looted factories in the industrial cities of sheikh najjar in aleppo, hasiya in homs, and adra in the damascus countryside.
anqa added that the poor electricity supply has also contributed to the closures.
the new government in damascus has reduced the number of hours of electricity available for industrial cities. at the same time, the price of diesel for powering generators has increased by 30 percent since the fall of assad’s government.
as a result, production costs for syrian industrialists have skyrocketed.
at the same time, syria has seen an influx of cheap products from abroad, most notably from neighboring turkiye, which undercut local syrian producers.
anqa says that foreign products are priced based on the black-market dollar rate, which is less than the official exchange rate of the central bank, in which syrian products are priced.
the economic crisis syrians suffer from has been exacerbated by mass layoffs ordered by the new authorities in damascus.
the ministries of health and education and the administration of latakia harbor published the names of 12,000 employees from latakia governorate who have been recently dismissed, the syrian observatory for human rights (sohr) reported on monday.
yesterday, sohr sources reported that the general company for iron and steel products had issued a decision to place 500 workers on indefinite leave.
“this caused a state of anger and deep concern among employees who suddenly found themselves without a source of income amid a severe economic crisis,” sohr stated.
“this has heightened fears that the suspension may be a prelude to even harsher measures in the future.”
syria tv reported last month that up to half a million syrians have been or will be laid off from state employment, resulting in a “seismic shift” in the nature of the syrian state in relation to its citizens
in january, the new hts-led government in damascus announced it was undertaking sweeping internal reforms, including privatizing state-run enterprises and laying off a third of the public sector, as authorities say they are shifting to “a competitive free-market economy.”
n an interview with reuters, members of hayat tahrir al-sham (hts) who are serving as cabinet ministers for transitional president ahmad al-sharaa – former isis and al-qaeda commander who went by the nom de guerre abu mohammad al-julani – say they have a “wide scope” of plans to shrink the state, including removing thousands of “ghost employees.”
“the goal is to balance private sector growth with support for the most vulnerable,” interim minister of finance basil abdel hanan told the british outlet.
in february, the new arab reported revelations from the imf’s managing director, kristalina georgieva, indicating that communication had begun between the imf and syrian officials “to understand the needs of key institutions in the country, such as the central bank of syria.”
“syrians should do everything possible to steer clear of the imf’s debt traps and those of other lenders – whether states or financial institutions. they must strive to avoid the mistakes made by countries that prioritized borrowing over production, exports, and building up their own dollar reserves,” the qatari outlet added.
reference:the cradle and sarabicdotae
who is now the master of hunger and no electricity?
read the sf article again, which i won’t copy and paste.
#middleeast#syria 04.01.2025 – 7229 views 4.1 (68 votes)
asma al-assad: the mastermind of the starvation of the syrian people
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written by steven sahiounie. originally published by mideastdiscourse.com
while the people were starving, bashar al-assad and his british-born wife, asma akhras, were living a lavish lifestyle siphoning off t
unlike the politicians of his enemies country who enjoy vast wealth and mansions all over the world while their sephardic people are having massive health problems due to the mandatory medical procedure eh?
as a retired amerikunt walmart janitor nazi i am pro senility since libs pay for my transgender surgery
under the current al-qaeda-linked administration, hundreds of factories and plants have been closed across multiple provinces in syria, driven by lack of security, electricity shortages, and illegal foreign imports, a new report reveals.
over the past three months, syria’s industrial sector has suffered severe setbacks, with around 420 factories, plants and workshops shutting down across key provinces, including aleppo, damascus, latakia, tartous, and homs.
who is occupying syria in large portions now and bombing the country on a daily basis with airstrikes and advertises the goal with greater lebensraum on their soldiers uniforms…yeah who is that again, they’re busy denying food and water to an entire population of a particular ethnicity..
the closures followed the rise to power of foreign-backed militants, led by hay’at tahrir al-sham (hts), a former al-qaeda affiliate, in damascus on december 8, when the government of former syrian president bashar al-assad was unseated following a rapid two-week onslaught.
according to industrialist ahmed anqa, the lack of security has worsened the situation, with unidentified gunmen looting industrial sites like sheikh najjar in aleppo, hasiya in homs, and adra near damascus.
according to industrialist ahmed anqa, the lack of security has worsened the situation, with unidentified gunmen looting industrial sites like sheikh najjar in aleppo, hasiya in homs, and adra near damascus. additionally, unreliable electricity and a sharp increase in diesel prices to 30 percent since the fall of assad -have driven up production costs.
furthermore, the economic crisis has worsened with mass public sector layoffs, including the dismissal of 12000 employees from latakia province and the indefinite leave of 500 workers at the general company for iron and steel products, the so-called syrian observatory for human rights reported on monday.
according to a report by syria tv, up to half a million state employees could face job cuts as part of the hts-led administration’s shift toward a “competitive free-market economy.”
“the goal is to balance private sector growth with support for the most vulnerable,” interim minister of finance basil abdel hanan told reuters. these sweeping reforms, which include privatizing state-run enterprises and removing “ghost employees,” have sparked widespread concern.