The Middle East Problem

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well, this is the problem with so-called moderate rebels



you can't distinguish FSA from Al Nusra and Ahrar ash-Sham.

their forces are too homogeneous.

on a different note, the alliance between ISIS and Al Nusra has been lifted and they're now scrambling for left over territory.

speculation regarding the break up is because there's no benefit to it anymore since they can no longer freely transport oil to Turkey unlike before where they have business deals with Erdogan's sons.

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First Person perspective of what it's like to fight in Syria

http://www.liveleak.com/view?i=2c9_1461213949

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looks like they're starting their operations to retake Raqqa which is the ISIS capital

this is quite risky because it's situated near the river

and ISIS sure do love to use bombs on bridges

not to mention civilians as human shields

on the other end of the battlefield,

Iraq army will be attempting to retake Fallujah

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European countries are hinting on an upcoming operation on Libya again. Seems, airspace is being closed at the moment.