Syrian Army Repelled Banzai ISIS Attack In Deir Ezzor

banzai attack is hurrah! attack, rough attack

There the biggest donor in the world if you look at all the bag’s of grain or flour it’s got aid from USA you see all the time if you watch a lot about Africa or Syria , America has given the most aid money then UK , biggest donor country’s in Jordanian​ camp’s also Lebanon it shouldn’t be that way it should be the oil rich Arab’s as everyone keeps saying let the Arab’s help Arab’s but they never do it’s sad they won’t take any displaced refugees it’s a disgrace !!!

I don’t understand why Isis is having there fighter’s only maybe ten at a time trying to stop either the SAA or SDF I believe that is just stupid,it doesn’t hold them up really.
You lose ten more men for nothing,I find it strange cause there tactics have been really good in some areas I believe it’s cause there lost a lot of good men who something about fighting and now there at the bottom of the barrel about time hate these people just don’t like anything about Isis pure scum !!!

Exactly!!! How the hell are they still surviving? How are they getting ammo, food, weapons, water, etc

I agree I thought this exact same thing, its the same as the taliban, whilst economic powerhouse nations and global superpowers spend trillions in these wars and still end up leaving conflicts with no clear victory and these groups they were fighting carry on with there agendas once armies have left is shocking, the taliban did occasionally carry out massive operations with hundreds of fighters but did mainly carry out group attacks ranging between 5-20 fighters, I think the clear difference in fighting strategy is modern armies fight with rules (rules of engagement) but groups such as the taliban and those in iraq and syria clearly do not, if a modern army platoon was to try to suppress fighters with sniper fire etc those groups don’t hesitate to counter attack with all means necessary regardless of civilians etc where as one taliban could pin down a platoon for hours until target P.I.D. and relevant force is met with that threat. These groups know how to fight regular army formations with very little force, some call it suicidal but some would say it’s very clever and effective.
Isil are in the same position now that the taliban was and they will and are starting to fight in the same way. We know and they know how effective it is, our militaries and our home populations will only put up with fighting these wars for so long where as these groups are willing to fight for decades, which was proven in Afghanistan when soviets invaded and again when the west invaded even back to when the British empire invaded, these people are adapted to long drawn out war whereas we are not. Isil may get removed from urban populations but they will always be there.. unless these groups funders are dealt with. But war is a very profitable income for those supplying weapons even if those weapons and munitions are sold dirt cheap.

I totally agree with that I just said roughly the same as you they have lost a lot of good fighter’s and leader’s!!

ISIS’s leadership during their big expansion phase involved ex-Iraqi military officers who were both disgruntled and unemployed. These were trained officers with strategic understanding. They were however ex-Baathist officials, not necessarily Sunni salafists, it was probably a marriage of convenience at the time. The salafists and various Islamists had their and GCC sponsor’s agenda for Syrian regime change, while the ex-Iraqi military officials had own agenda too – money – hence the strategies targeting the oil fields and vast illicit oil sales by tankers to Turkey. Whether the Sunni salafists and the ex-Iraqi officers at top of ISIS command have gone their separate ways remains to be seen.