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Andrew Anglin
Daily Stormer
August 17, 2016
Russia just be like “waddaya gunna doo brah? u gunna doo somthin?”
Russia used Iran on Tuesday for the first time as a base from which to launch air strikes against Syrian militants, widening its air campaign in Syria and deepening its involvement in the Middle East.
In a move underscoring Moscow’s increasingly close ties with Tehran, long-range Russian Tupolev-22M3 bombers and Sukhoi-34 fighter bombers used Iran’s Hamadan air base to strike a range of targets in Syria.
It was the first time Russia has used the territory of another nation, apart from Syria itself, to launch such strikes since the Kremlin launched a bombing campaign to support Syrian President Bashar al-Assad in September last year.
The Iranian deployment will boost Russia’s image as a central player in the Middle East and allow the Russian air force to cut flight times and increase bombing payloads.
The head of Iran’s National Security Council was quoted by state news agency IRNA as saying Tehran and Moscow were now sharing facilities.
Both countries back Assad. Russia, after a delay, has supplied Iran with its S-300 missile air defense system, evidence of a growing partnership that has helped turn the tide in Syria’s civil war and is testing U.S. influence in the Middle East.
Relations between Tehran and Moscow have grown warmer since Iran reached agreement last year with global powers to curb its nuclear program in return for the lifting of U.N., EU and U.S. financial sanctions.
President Vladimir Putin visited in November and the two countries regularly discuss military planning for Syria. Iran has provided ground forces that work with local allies while Russia provides air power.
The United States said it was still assessing the extent of Russian-Iranian cooperation but described the new development as “unfortunate”.
State Department spokesman Mark Toner said the United States was looking into whether the move violated UN Security Council resolution 2231, which prohibits the supply, sale and transfer of combat aircraft to Iran.
“It’s unfortunate but not surprising,” Toner told reporters. “It speaks to a continuation of a pattern we’ve seen of Russia continuing to carry out air strikes, now with Iran’s direct assistance, … that predominantly target moderate Syrian opposition forces.“
Can you believe they’re still running with this “moderate terrorist” business after all these years?
It’s almost like they’re mocking themselves at this point.
Even if these were “moderate terrorists,” what the hell does it have to do with anything? Why are we provoking a superpower to protect these moderate terrorists?
Who could be behind this policy?
Note here that Russia’s strategy in the Middle East is the exact opposite of the strategy of the US/ZOG.
Instead of just going in and randomly bombing countries because of human rights or insane allegations that they are planning to invade, Russia works with the leaders of countries to eliminate terrorism and create a peaceful environment.
The reason the strategies are so different is because the goals are different. Russia wants to form strong allies and trade partners, while the US wants to destroy any country that is functioning on any level whatsoever and replace them with terrorist mobs – because a stable Arab country is viewed as a threat to Israel.
That the US then comes and complains that Russia is interfering with their terrorists by claiming that the terrorists are “moderate” is very much like something out of a slapstick film.
I keep thinking of Hot Shots.
