La bataille de Mossoul ou la tromperie partagée par les États-Unis et la Turquie

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Le 3 octobre, lors d’une émission de décodage de l’hystérie occidentale devant l’avancée de l’Armée syrienne et de ses alliés dans Alep, le Général Amine Hoteit avait déclaré :

«Si les États-Unis avaient le moindre espoir qu’Alep ne soit pas libérée des terroristes au minimum d’ici deux mois, ils auraient agi autrement. Mais force est de constater que la Syrie et ses alliés, notamment la Russie, en ont décidé autrement. D’où leur « plan C », initié à Deir ez-Zor, pour prendre la ville en otage et atteindre trois objectifs:

1 ~ Délimiter à l’est une région ouverte sur l’Irak pour l’isoler de la Syrie. C’est pourquoi ils empêchent la progression de l’Armée syrienne en détruisant les ponts, exactement comme Israël avait procédé au Liban lorsqu’il avait envahi le Sud, démolissant quatre ponts principaux afin de l’isoler du reste du pays en le transformant en zone désarmée, dépeuplée et sous tutelle de l’ONU.

2 ~ Réussir à « libérer Mossoul » selon le plan des USA et non selon celui des Irakiens. Autrement dit, à la manière turque lors de la prétendue libération de Jarablus, en Syrie, par une opération de passe-passe de la main droite qui guide Daech à la main gauche qui guide Al-Nosra. La question devient alors : mais où les USA dirigeront-ils les terroristes présents dans Mossoul ? Réponse : à Deir ez-Zor.

3 ~ Atténuer la victoire de la Syrie et de ses alliés à Alep, victoire certaine d’ici quelques semaines ; laquelle, à notre avis, torpillera définitivement le plan de partition US de la Syrie, les frappes sur Deir ez-Zor se réduisant à une opération de punition et de vengeance…».

Or, Deir ez-Zor est située sur les rives de l’Euphrate et en majorité envahie par Daech. Les raids aériens de la Coalition internationale de lutte contre Daech, menée par les USA, ont détruit le pont d’Al-Mayadin le 28 septembre, puis le pont d’Al-Ashara le lendemain, après avoir bombardé « par erreur » les positions de l’Armée syrienne près de l’aérodrome de la ville le 17 septembre, tuant 82 soldats et officiers et blessant gravement plus d’une centaine ; une « erreur » ayant nécessité 2 jours de préparation pour observation du terrain et 50 minutes de frappes aériennes ininterrompues, comme en ont témoigné la Russie et le Dr Bachar al-Jaafari devant le Conseil de sécurité de l’ONU…>>>…>>>…

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Mosul’s murky maze ~ Walking the line between Iraqi liberation and American political theater

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What is underway in the Iraqi city of Mosul is far, and I do mean light-years-type far, from black and white. And the overwhelming majority of geopolitical analysts and commentators on both sides of the divide, mainstream and alternative, are getting it so miserably wrong that it would be comedic if it wasn’t so detrimental to the “Resistance Vs. Hegemony” narrative that all of us dedicate our lives to upholding. On the one hand, American exceptionalist warmongers are elated with delusional glee over US warplanes “paving the way” for Iraqi forces and falsely claiming something to the effect of not even a single bullet could have been fired without American approval. They’re also despicably framing the Mosul battle in obscene sectarian terms that reek of baselessness and Zionism.

Then on the other hand, “Anti-Imperialists” are brushing off all the Iraqi participants in the fight for Mosul as nothing but mere Amreeki pawns for an elaborate ruse to move terrorists into Syria, not to mention that the fight for Mosul itself is nothing but some grandiose manifestation of Amreeki political theater to give Obama and Zio-Killary a “win” for the upcoming US presidential election. And of course, the role of ‘Israel’, which lurks in the background of every Arab military arena from Iraq to Syria to Yemen, has also been entirely left out of the discussion– a reflection of woeful ignorance and/or ulterior motives on the parts of the aforementioned observers. So let’s navigate through the murky, maddening maze that is the Mosul operation and find some much-needed clarity on all fronts.

First and foremost, the decision to move on Mosul was Iraqi, not American. Period….

…Moreover, we are barely a week into the fight for Mosul and the Iraqi army is already complaining of US warplanes horribly delaying air strikes when they’re called in. This bizarre lack of support has forced Iraqi soldiers to change their tactics to something between conventional and guerrilla warfare in mid-advance and has also led to unnecessary–or perhaps, in the eyes of the murderous US ZOG, not so unnecessary–casualties. It has in fact been the rather inexperienced Iraqi Air Force that is doing the bulk of the damage to the key positions of ISIS and “paving the way” for our men to advance. And advance they have! Over 74 towns and villages have been liberated and more than 772 ISIS terrorists have been obliterated since the Mosul operation began. In other words, the Iraqi military is progressing IN DEFIANCE of America, not BECAUSE of America…>>>…>>>…

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Army of ISIS is growing with young Uzbeks

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Growing numbers of Central Asian citizens, male and female, are travelling to the Middle East to fight or otherwise support the Islamic State (IS, formerly ISIL or ISIS, Daesh).

Recruitment to the extremist cause is happening in mosques and namazkhana (prayer rooms) across the region. The internet and social media play a critical but not definitive role. The radicalisation of women is often a response to the lack of social, religious, economic and political opportunities afforded to them in Central Asia. Economic reward is not a motivation for those drawn to IS-controlled territory. For some, it is a personal adventure; for others it is a call to arms. Many find themselves providing support services to more experienced fighters from the Caucasus or Arab states.

Ethnic Uzbeks, including citizens of Uzbekistan, are most numerous among the Central Asians with the Islamic State, but Kyrgyz, Kazakhs, Turkmen and Tajiks are also well represented. Some are recruited at home; others are radicalised abroad, often as migrant workers. The problem is acute in southern Kyrgyzstan, where the risks are amplified by the alienation of the Uzbek community since the violence in Osh in 2010.

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