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Category Archives: Lebanon
Hariri resignation – Israeli attack comes next?
"Hariri’s coalition, which took office last year, grouped nearly all of Lebanon’s main parties, including Hezbollah. It took office in a political deal that made Michel Aoun, a Hezbollah ally, president, and was seen as a victory for Iran. … Continue reading
Posted in As The Borg Turns, Iran, Israel, Lebanon, Middle East, Saudi Arabia
76 Comments
Bad news in Beirut for Israel
"On Wednesday, Hamas’s deputy political chief Saleh al-Arouri met with Hezbollah leader Hasan Nasrallah in Lebanon’s Beirut. The two sides discussed the recent developments and situation in Gaza in wake of the recent Israeli actions in the the region and emphasized the … Continue reading
Posted in Israel, Lebanon, Middle East, Palestine, Russia, Syria
28 Comments
Hezbollah – Capabilities And Role In The Middle East – South Front
"After the IDF withdrawal from most of Lebanon in 1985, Hezbollah with active support from the IRGC began to create its own weapons arsenals, and the January 1989 Damascus-Tehran agreement allowed Hezbollah to restore its military infrastructure and resume … Continue reading
Posted in Iran, Israel, Lebanon, Middle East, Syria
17 Comments
David’s Sling, Iron Dome and Israeli Hegemony
"David’s Sling, meant to counter medium-range missiles possessed by Iranian-backed Hezbollah militants in Lebanon, will be operational in early April. This marks the completion of Israel’s missile defense system, he said. That includes the Arrow, designed to intercept ballistic missiles … Continue reading
Posted in Israel, Lebanon, Syria, weapons
68 Comments
Naftali Bennett threatens genocide in Lebanon – Haaretz
"Naftali Bennett and Lebanese president agree: There's no line between Hezbollah and Lebanese state. Lebanese must realize another war with Israel means Lebanon will be sent back to Middle Ages, Bennett tells Haaretz. " haaretz ————— Naftali Bennett evidently wants … Continue reading
Posted in Israel, Lebanon
75 Comments
Operation “Borders of Hatay” – Turn 2
Administration. All remains the same. Scenario Turn 2. Christmas Day to 1 January. R+6 elements have continued to eliminate pockets of jihadi/unicorn resistance in the Damascus region with many former opposition fighters accepting government pardons and amnesty. Those not … Continue reading
Posted in Borg Wars, Iran, Lebanon, Middle East, SSTwar games, Syria, The Military Art, Turkey
20 Comments
Lebanon is still a mess.
"Lebanon's lawmakers elected Michel Aoun, an lran-backed politician and former general, as president Monday, ending more than two years the country has gone without a leader. Aoun, 81, is an ally of Hezbollah, the Shiite militia and political party backed by Iran … Continue reading
Posted in As The Borg Turns, Current Affairs, Iran, Lebanon, Middle East, Policy, Russia, Syria
15 Comments
Aoun is the New Lebanese president
"During Lebanon's civil war, Aoun's battalion fought pro-Syria forces. He became the country's president in 1988, although some factions disputed it. He was then forced out of the presidential palace and into exile in France in 1990. He returned to … Continue reading
Posted in As The Borg Turns, Israel, Lebanon, Middle East, Syria
81 Comments
“Lebanon to receive advanced Russian weapons” Al Masdar News – TTG
The Lebanese Ambassador to Russian Federation, Chawki Bou Nasser told Sputnik News on Tuesday that Beirut requested a large number of Kornet ATGMs (anti-tank guided missiles), T-72 Tanks, and advanced cannons from Moscow. “Lebanon needs weapons to fight these people [terrorists], … Continue reading
IMO, there are not enough troops…
"The Syrian Arab Army’s 525th Regiment of the 18th Tank Division was under heavy attack near the T-4 Airport; this prompted a direct military intervention from their Russian advisers. In just two days, the Russian Marines helped the Syrian Armed … Continue reading
Posted in As The Borg Turns, Current Affairs, Iran, Jordan, Lebanon, Middle East, Policy, Russia, Syria, The Military Art
49 Comments