US Plot to Evacuate Top Jihadis From Ramadi Uncovered


Recommended Posts

Quote

A US plot to evacuate Daesh leaders from the strategic city of Ramadi in central Iraq has reportedly been disclosed by a volunteer forces commander.

 
 
An Iraqi volunteer forces commander has revealed US plans to evacuate Daesh (ISIL/ISIS) leaders from the central Iraqi city of Ramadi, according to the Iranian news agency FARS.

 

The disclosure comes as the Iraqi army and popular troops are attempting to secure victory over the jihadist group in Ramadi.

FARS quoted Imam Khamenei Battalion Commander Haidar al-Hosseini al-Ardavi as saying that "the delay in operations to liberate the cities of Ramadi and Fallujah in Anbar province has been the result of US interference."

 

 

Read more: http://sputniknews.com/middleeast/20151227/1032365363/iraq-us-daesh-ramadi.html#ixzz3vY5JYUpq

 

 

From doing absolutely nothing about ISIS oil tankers to openly supporting them, what will the U.S. do next?

Western media sure as hell reported the hospital bombing.   And Russia is doing plenty of their own denying as well.   There is ZERO proof here and until so, a BS article.  But I comments I expect by some here.  Funny non the less tho.

  • Like 3
6 minutes ago, ctebah said:

You won't get it.  Western media will not report on this and the US will deny it...

hmm...like a news agency (Rossiya Segodnya which runs Sputnik) owned and operated by the Russian government is any better. :)

 

Probably best filed under conspiracy until/if a more reliable source comes out.

 

I knew there was a problem with your source the second I looked at it.

 

It has no ads.

the smallest amount of research shows that it's a Russian propaganda site

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sputnik_(news_agency)

 

There's no reason to ever trust any state run news organization.

  • Like 2
21 minutes ago, Neu B said:

No.  Just read the article you quoted first.  The pockets that are left are the ones the U.S. is evacuating.

36 minutes ago, techbeck said:

Western media sure as hell reported the hospital bombing.   And Russia is doing plenty of their own denying as well.   There is ZERO proof here and until so, a BS article.  But I comments I expect by some here.  Funny non the less tho.

U.S. denied the hospital bombing at first.  And the same "source" that reported on this reported about U.S. bombing of Iraqi troops a  week ago.  And guess what, the U.S. also denied that, at first...

5 minutes ago, ctebah said:

U.S. denied the hospital bombing at first.  And the same "source" that reported on this reported about U.S. bombing of Iraqi troops a  week ago.  And guess what, the U.S. also denied that, at first...

Sure they did, so has a lot of other countries when they are accused of something.  My comment however was that western media reported it as well as they report on a lot of other incidents.  Russia is denying a lot as well but hey, US bad...Russia good.  Western media/US says something...lies, Russia and state run news quotes one person for saying something...US Is guilty.

 

Get over it, this "news" article is crap unless more evidence, well actual evidence, is provided. 

Just now, techbeck said:

Sure they did, so has a lot of other countries when they are accused of something.  My comment however was that western media reported it as well as they report on a lot of other incidents.  Russia is denying a lot as well but hey, US bad...Russia good.  Western media/US says something...lies, Russia and state run news quotes one person for saying something...US Is guilty.

 

Get over it, this "news" article is crap unless more evidence is provided. 

"Other are doing it" isn't a valid excuse.  Nice try at deflection though, and still not sure why you're talking about Russia in this thread..

2 minutes ago, ctebah said:

"Other are doing it" isn't a valid excuse.  Nice try at deflection though, and still not sure why you're talking about Russia in this thread..

Because they own the source (Sputnik is owned by the Russian Government) in your original post.

Just now, ctebah said:

"Other are doing it" isn't a valid excuse.  Nice try at deflection though, and still not sure why you're talking about Russia in this thread..

Never used it as an excuse.   But go ahead then....

 

And considering Sputnik is a Russian run news agency, that is why Russia is being mentioned.  Or do you not understand what Sputnik is?  Funny how a lot of posts here, you dismiss and say it cannot be trusted because of western media but then again, you tun around and agree with Sputnik/propaganda site.  There is a reason why this thread was moved to the Conspiracy forun

Just now, techbeck said:

Never used it as an excuse.   But go ahead then....

Sure you did.

 

Quote

so has a lot of other countries 

 

Quote

And considering Sputnik is a Russian run news agency, that is why Russia is being mentioned.  Or do you not understand what Sputnik is?  Funny how a lot of posts here, you dismiss and say it cannot be trusted because of western media but then again, you tun around and agree with Sputnik/propaganda site.  There is a reason why this thread was moved to the Conspiracy forun

Sputnik reported first on the Afghan hospital and Iraqi soldier bombings.  Funny how things work.

3 minutes ago, jjkusaf said:

Because they own the source (Sputnik is owned by the Russian Government) in your original post.

Sputnik reported first on the Afghan hospital and Iraqi soldier bombings.

Just now, ctebah said:

 

 

Sputnik reported first on the Afghan hospital and Iraqi soldier bombings.  Funny how things work.

Oh, I am sorry.  They must always be correct then, no biased, and always be trusted....:rolleyes:  Get real.   You posted an article, no proof/evidence, from a site run by the Russian Government, and claim it as proof enough to condemn the US of the act. Now that is what I call funny.

  • Like 2

...at which point they will be brought to the United States, where Obama will give them all a Cadillac and mansions. They will be provided jobs making forged birth certificates, or managing the Death Camps (20 million killed this year!) or otherwise helping Obama destroy the world. Right?

 

I really don't understand how the United States can, as a group, be so stupid.

2 minutes ago, techbeck said:

Oh, I am sorry.  They must always be correct then, no biased, and always be trusted....:rolleyes:  Get real.   You posted an article, no proof/evidence, from a site run by the Russian Government, and claim it as proof enough to condemn the US of the act. Now that is what I call funny.

Sputnik quoted another article from another news agency.  If you read before commenting you would realize this.  I'm simply pointing out your hypocrisy.  You sure come up with a lot of excuses when it comes to defending U.S. policies.  Now that is what I call funny.  

3 minutes ago, trag3dy said:

Some random guy of no importance what so ever said something and provided no proof backing up what he said is totally 110% true. Yep.

You have to do some research on  Hashd al-Shaab.

Just now, ctebah said:

Sputnik quoted another article from another news agency.  If you read before commenting you would realize this.  I'm simply pointing out your hypocrisy.  You sure come up with a lot of excuses when it comes to defending U.S. policies.  Now that is what I call funny.  

Which was Iranian.  Yep...very credible also. :)

 

2 minutes ago, ctebah said:

Sputnik quoted another article from another news agency.  If you read before commenting you would realize this.  I'm simply pointing out your hypocrisy.  You sure come up with a lot of excuses when it comes to defending U.S. policies.  Now that is what I call funny.  

You have to do some research on  Hashd al-Shaab.

No, I really don't.

This topic is now closed to further replies.
  • Recently Browsing   0 members

    • No registered users viewing this page.
  • Posts

    • Time to start going to the local church and play Bingo for a while.
    • NVIDIA announces 35 new AI HPC supercomputers across Europe by Fiza Ali NVIDIA has announced that 35 AI high-performance computing (HPC) supercomputers are planned to open throughout Europe this year. This marks what the company describes as the largest single-year expansion of AI infrastructure in the history of the continent. These new systems, unveiled at ISC High Performance 2026, will be placed at a number of national supercomputing centres, AI factories, and research institutes to provide advanced computing resources to more than three million researchers. Describing AI, NVIDIA founder and CEO Jensen Huang stated, "AI is the new instrument of science, and Europe is building the infrastructure to put it in the hands of millions of researchers." Built on NVIDIA's Blackwell and Hopper architectures, the new systems will support research in climate science, healthcare, clean energy, quantum computing, and other scientific fields. Among the major projects are the Barcelona Supercomputing Center's MareNostrum 5 AI upgrade, BavariaAI's Blue Swan platform in Germany, Italy's IT4LIA AI factory, Germany's HammerHAI project, and Sweden's Mimer AI Factory. The Barcelona Supercomputing Center plans to expand MareNostrum 5 with NVIDIA GB300 NVL72 and GB200 NVL4 systems. In total, the BSC expects to deliver up to 20 exaflops of AI training performance and 33 exaflops of AI inference performance. This increased computational capability will support research efforts related to climate modelling, biotechnology, energy systems, etc. Furthermore, as part of the IT4LIA project, more than 8,000 GPUs, each based on NVIDIA’s GB200 NVL4 architecture, will be used in Italy. This represents one of the largest AI factory initiatives announced to date. Additionally, the Blue Swan platform from BavariaAI will include about 1,000 GPUs to help develop multimodal AI models for use in the medical field, robotics, and various areas of scientific research. NVIDIA also emphasized in the announcement how rapidly growth of accelerated computing usage is taking place within both energy and climate-related research. The company said Siemens Energy uses NVIDIA-powered technologies to significantly accelerate the process of designing and simulating hydrogen-capable gas turbines. Using those same acceleration technologies, Siemens was able to reduce simulation time by up to 77 percent. The company also highlighted several quantum computing initiatives across Europe. CINECA, EuroHPC, and Pasqal are integrating a quantum processing unit into Italy's CINECA supercomputing centre using NVIDIA's CUDA-Q platform. Meanwhile, researchers at Germany's Julich Supercomputing Centre recently simulated a universal 50-qubit quantum computer on the JUPITER supercomputer. The announcement demonstrates Europe's continued commitment to building out its infrastructure supporting AI and supercomputing as governments, research organizations, and technology companies compete to build out their respective computing capacities and secure their positions in advanced scientific research.
    • It's about to become harder to turn off your Samsung TV, thanks to Instagram by Aditya Tiwari Meta announced that its Instagram for TV app has arrived on Samsung TVs in the US as part of its latest expansion, giving users one more way to scroll through Reels. The social media giant often comes under scrutiny for the "addictiveness" of its features, which leads people to spend excessive time on the platform. Interestingly, Instagram boss Adam Mosseri described spending 16 hours on the platform as "problematic use" but not "clinical addiction." Mosseri also compared scrolling on Instagram to binge-watching a show on Netflix. Instagram for TV is now available on Samsung TV models released in 2020 or later. The app is already available on Amazon Fire TV and Google TV in the US, which together account for the majority of connected TV devices. The company said it will test several new features to improve the living room and family experience while using Instagram on the big screen. Watching vertical videos on a big screen isn't something many would be excited about. Probably that's why Meta is testing a dedicated home for horizontal videos. Creators will get the opportunity to design content for TV screens and get more ways to reach audiences, according to Meta. If you found an interesting Reel while doomscrolling on your phone, you'll be able to cast it to your TV. The feature is available for testing on Instagram for TV on Google TV and Amazon Fire TV, and it will also support videos from the Saved tab. Instagram for TV will be testing Channels organized around user interests, across genres such as comedy and sports, as well as content from favorite creators. Moreover, you can watch Stories on your TV. While Instagram is known for short-form videos, it's knocking on more doors to keep the audience hooked. The company said it's exploring new content formats for the big screen, including long-form creator content to cover topics in detail, episodic series to build suspense across multiple episodes, and creator live sessions on TV. All of the new updates put Instagram in competition with established giants like YouTube (and Netflix), which already have a robust presence on the big screen. In recent updates, Instagram added the ability to write an individual caption for each carousel image, manually re-order posts, and a paid version of the app.
    • I know RAM and storage prices are high right now, but I think it would have been better to have 1TB as the base level storage, especially as it's supposed to be for gaming. Plus a 2.5gbe ethernet port rather than only 1gbe.
  • Recent Achievements

    • Dedicated
      tuben earned a badge
      Dedicated
    • Week One Done
      mnsgroup earned a badge
      Week One Done
    • Conversation Starter
      sumytbe earned a badge
      Conversation Starter
    • One Year In
      B4dM1k3 earned a badge
      One Year In
    • One Year In
      DarkWun earned a badge
      One Year In
  • Popular Contributors

    1. 1
      +primortal
      513
    2. 2
      +Edouard
      204
    3. 3
      PsYcHoKiLLa
      98
    4. 4
      Michael Scrip
      82
    5. 5
      neufuse
      67
  • Tell a friend

    Love Neowin? Tell a friend!