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Martin Peeter kirjutas:Mässulised Homsi katlas jm saanud uued FN-6-d. Kopteritele võib isegi päris valusaks osutuda, aga lennukitele nüüd vaevalt.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uOYI-3IbgDY

clarus kirjutas:Kuskil Mosuli ligidal Türgi tanki pihta.
http://amaqvideos.pw/v/bq19042016-720.mp4

Russian forces fired on Israeli Air Force planes at least twice in recent weeks, according to a Friday morning report in the Hebrew newspaper Yedioth Ahronoth.
The paper said that President Reuven Rivlin brought up the issue with President Vladimir Putin during his visit last month to Moscow, and that Putin said it was the first he’d heard of the incidents, despite coordination between the two militaries.

Israel and Russia established a mechanism meant to coordinate between their air forces in Syria after Russia began carrying out airstrikes to help Syrian President Bashar Assad, who has said his forces are battling Islamic militants and other “terrorists.” Assad’s government often refers to all opposition fighters as terrorists.

There was no indication from the unsourced report that any Israeli planes were hit, nor were any dates given for the incidents in question.

The report said that the incidents were the reason behind Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s trip to Moscow Thursday to meet with Putin and Russia’s defense minister.

Hebrew media on Tuesday also reported an irregular aerial incident that occurred in recent days when Israeli fighter jets encountered Russian warplanes along the Syrian frontier.

Information regarding the alleged incident was limited, and reports Thursday were conflicting.

According to one account on the Ynet news website, a single Russian jet was scrambled to meet an Israeli military aircraft operating along the northern border. The report stated that it was unclear why the Russian fighter was launched. It noted that the two planes did not make contact and that the Israeli fighter continued on its course unobstructed.

A second report on Channel 2 news claimed that the incident occurred between Russian and Israeli squadrons, as Israeli jets flew along the Syrian coastline. The two fighter groups reportedly approached each other, and very nearly confronted each other. However, contacts between Israeli and Russian officials — through a coordination body set up last year — prevented a more serious incident.

Finally, Channel 10 military reporter Alon Ben-David appeared to combine the two accounts, tweeting Thursday that a single Russian jet was scrambled to meet an Israeli squadron over the Syrian coast. He too noted that the incident never became a full-blown confrontation, and that none of the planes had locked onto each other throughout the event.

Whatever the details of the occurrence, it appeared to have taken place several days before Thursday’s meeting between Netanyahu and Putin, which focused in part on coordination between the two militaries along the Syrian border, and which the Israeli premier called “very successful.”

Netanyahu said the two countries reached understandings over issues that had previously not been sufficiently clarified.

“I set the goal of the meeting as strengthening coordination between Russia and Israel to prevent mishaps,” Netanyahu said. “I think we clarified some matters, and that is very important.”

The issues of the Syrian civil war and the ownership of the Golan had been expected to top the agenda at the meeting. Russia has been carrying out air raids in Syria in support of Assad since September of last year. And although Moscow recently announced it would withdraw many of its troops from the war-torn country, Russian planes still regularly fly sorties there.

In November, Defense Minister Moshe Ya’alon said a Russian jet had breached Israeli airspace, and that the matter was “immediately fixed through communications channels” between the two countries. And late last month King Abdullah of Jordan told American lawmakers that Israeli and Jordanian jets together confronted Russian warplanes in January over southern Syria and warned them away from crossing their shared border.

Netanyahu said Thursday that Israeli and Russian military officials had discussed coordination between their armies.

“I think [such coordination] is crucial because we have to keep the freedom of movement for the army and the air force in the places that are important to us in terms of our security, and I think that this essential,” he said.

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clarus kirjutas:Kuskil Mosuli ligidal Türgi tanki pihta.
http://amaqvideos.pw/v/bq19042016-720.mp4

..sama keissi jätkuks
http://www.janes.com/article/59682/turk ... rce=Eloqua

Tundub siis, et 1:0 apgreiditud türgi M60 tanki kasuks // vene Kornet-raketisüsteemi kahjuks

It's export designation is the Kornet-E...

Kornet-E has downgraded performance...

vesse kirjutas:

Chupacabra kirjutas: Siin videos väidab üks kurdidest, et lasi selle auto sodiks hoopis RPGga. Ilmselt oli see Javelini ja paksu kõhuga mehe pilt vanem ja kuskilt Iraaagist hoopis, tegi ameeriklase Javeliniga lihtsalt pilti.
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