beardie napísal: 17 mar 2025, 20:54 pomylil si si temu, tu sa diskutuje o Syrii

gogo956 napísal: 18 mar 2025, 8:04 na zamyslenie:
celkove spoločné Hdp za 2023 nižšie uvedených moslimských krajín je približne 2 893 miliárd USD.
Saudská Arábia, Egypt, Spojené arabské emiráty, Kuvajt, Irán, Irak.

Hdp Izraela za rok 2023 je cca 513 miliárd Usd.

jackb napísal: 18 mar 2025, 8:28Prezident Syrie nie je džihadista len preto, ze sa tak FSB rozhodli

beardie napísal: 18 mar 2025, 9:29 presne tak, je dzihadista kvoli svojej historii, predovsetkym kvoli clenstvu v irackej Al Kaide

ze je Assad zly este neznamena, ze jeho zastupca bude lepsi, ale to je v tvojom binarnom svete zlozite na pochopenie, netrap sa tym

He resisted Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi's attempts to merge al-Nusra Front with the Islamic State, leading to war between the two groups. In 2016, al-Sharaa cut al-Nusra's ties with al-Qaeda.

jackb napísal: 18 mar 2025, 18:19 V akom clenstve v Al Kajde

ale ty vies isto lepsie

Inak, malo by byt v tvojom zaujme, aby bol Mäsiarov nastupca cool guy, lebo inak z Europy nenavidenych utecencov nedostanes.

Upon his release from prison coinciding with the Syrian Revolution, Ahmed al-Sharaa was tasked in August 2011 by Ayman al-Zawahiri and al-Qaeda's central command to establish al-Qaeda's mission in Syria.[26][24] Al-Shara'a crossed into Syria with significant funding and a mandate to establish al-Qaeda's presence.[22][25] Alongside senior operatives from al-Qaeda's central command, he formed "Jabhat al-Nusra", also known as the Al-Nusra Front, which was envisioned by al-Zawahiri as a broad coalition of Islamist militant groups led by al-Shara'a in Syria, with direct allegiance to al-Qaeda's central command.

Despite tensions with then al-Qaeda-allied leadership of the Islamic State of Iraq (ISI), who were content with his departure, al-Sharaa proceeded to orchestrate an agreement with Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi to expand al-Qaeda's Syrian branch, Jabhat al-Nusra. The group maintained this alliance with ISI the until 2013, with an arrangement between al-Sharaa and al-Baghdadi to resolve disputes through mediation by al-Qaeda Emir Ayman al-Zawahiri. Over time, al-Sharaa began distancing himself from transnational jihadist ideology, increasingly framing his faction within the context of a nationalist Syrian struggle.[17] ISI initially provided al-Sharaa with fighters, weapons, and funding to establish the al-Qaeda affiliate in Syria. Al-Sharaa implemented these plans alongside ISI leaders after his release from prison.

Under al-Shara'a's leadership, al-Nusra Front and Jabhat Fateh al-Sham perpetrated a series of war crimes, suicide bombings, forced conversions, ethnic cleansing and sectarian massacres against Syria's Christian, Alawite, Shia and Druze minorities. These included the January 2012 al-Midan bombing, which killed 26 people and wounded 63.[32] In 2015, al-Nusra fighters killed Druze villagers during the Qalb Loze massacre.[33][34][35] The Saudi state-owned Al Arabiya news network claimed that al-Nusra's leadership denounced the attack, asserting that the actions of the attackers were in contradiction to the organization's policy.[36] Al-Nusra was also suspected of carrying out the 10 May 2012 Damascus bombings killing 55 people and injuring over 400,[37] and the February 2013 Damascus bombings which killed 83 people, most of them civilians and children, and were condemned by the Syrian opposition.[38]

In June 2013 al-Nusra claimed the "storming and cleansing of Hatla" during which 30 to 60 Shia civilians were killed as part of a wider campaign of sectarian cleansing in the Deir ez-Zor Governorate.[39]

On 12 May 2016, rebels led by al-Nusra Front massacred 42 civilians and seven NDF militiamen while kidnapping up to 70 people after taking control of the Alawite village of Zara'a in Southern Hama.[40][41][unreliable source?]

Al-Nusra was also behind suicide bombings in Lebanon directed against Alawites and Shia populations, including the 2015 Tripoli, Lebanon bombings[42] (for which the group claimed responsibility) and was suspected of carrying out the July 2013 Beirut bombing[43] and the 2013 Iranian embassy bombing in Beirut.[44]

jackb napísal: 19 mar 2025, 8:13z protiruskej vlady robia teroristov bez dokazu

Entire families, including women and children, were killed during the recent violence in Syria's coastal region, the UN human rights office says.

A spokesman told reporters that the UN had so far verified the killing of 111 civilians since last Thursday, but that the actual figure was believed to be significantly higher.

Many of the cases were summary executions and appeared to have been carried out on a sectarian basis, with predominantly Alawite areas targeted in particular, he added.

Gunmen supporting the Sunni Islamist-led government have been accused of carrying out revenge killings following a deadly ambush on a security patrol by loyalists of president Bashar al-Assad, who is an Alawite.

A monitoring group has reported that more than 1,200 civilians, most of them Alawites, have been killed in Latakia, Tatous, Hama and Homs provinces.

A monitoring group says more than 1,500 people have been killed since Thursday, including 1,068 civilians.

A war monitoring group says that more than 1,400 civilians have been killed since 6 March - most of them Alawites - in Latakia and the neighbouring provinces of Tartous, Hama and Homs.
Entire families, including women and children, were killed over the next four days, according to the United Nations human rights office.

jackb napísal: 20 mar 2025, 8:13Uz nie su vsetci moslimovia Arabi a preto su jedna masa a treba ich donutit zit na jednom mieste? celu miliardu?