vallon έγραψε:Οργισμένος έγραψε:A telika ειναι τρομοκρατες οι ιρανοι;
Τεσπα, δεν σκυβουμε το κεφαλι στον ολοκληρωτιστη.
πες το απλά, θες να ρίξει ο φιλαράκος ο τραμπ κάνα πυρηνικό να τους εξατμίσει όλους τους πέρσες;
έλα τώρα ,
τι να συζητάμε για να έχουμε να λέμε;
έχεις καταλάβει ότι πάμε για πυρηνικό πόλεμο;
https://slpress.gr/diethni/to-pyrayliko ... e-to-iran/
Νεότερα στοιχεία.... pluton έγραψε:
Τους πήρε μαζί του ο Σουλεϊμανί αυτούς για να έχει συντροφιά.
vallon έγραψε:pluton έγραψε:
Τους πήρε μαζί του ο Σουλεϊμανί αυτούς για να έχει συντροφιά.
βρίσκω ότι το σχόλιό σου ανήκει σε κάποιον καθυστερημένο που χαίρεται γιατί σκοτώθηκαν άνθρωποι
αλλά όλα είναι θέμα οπτικής..
Δείτε ποιοι απειλούν τις ΗΠΑ.... ούτε μια κηδεία δεν είναι εις θέσιν να κάνουν.
The force is described as "active in dozens of countries." According to former U.S. Army intelligence officer David Dionisi, the Quds force is organized into eight different directorates based on geographic location:
- Western countries (including the former Eastern Bloc)
- Former Soviet Union
- Iraq
- Afghanistan, Pakistan, and India
- Israel, Lebanon, and Jordan
- Turkey
- North Africa
- Arabian peninsula
According to journalist Dexter Filkins, the force's members are "divided between combatants and those who train and oversee foreign assets," and the force is divided into branches focusing on "intelligence, finance, politics, sabotage, and special operations." Members are chosen both for their skill and "allegiance to the doctrine of the Islamic Revolution."
In addition, Dionisi asserts in his book American Hiroshima that the Iranian Quds Force headquarters for operations in Iraq was moved in 2004 to the Iran-Iraq border in order to better supervise activities in Iraq. The Quds Force also has a headquarters in the former compound of the U.S. Embassy, which was overrun in 1979.
According to Filkins and American General Stanley A. McChrystal, it was the Quds Force that "flooded" Iraq with "explosively formed projectiles" which fire a molten copper slug able to penetrate armor, and which accounted for "nearly 20%" of American combat deaths in Iraq (i.e. hundreds of soldiers). In September 2007, a few years after the publication of American Hiroshima: The Reasons Why and a Call to Strengthen America's Democracy in July 2006, General David Petraeus reported to Congress that the Quds Force had left Iraq. Petraeus said, "The Quds Force itself, we believe, by and large, those individuals have been pulled out of the country, as have the Lebanese Hezbollah trainers that were being used to augment that activity."
On 7 July 2008, journalist Seymour Hersh wrote an article in The New Yorker revealing that President Bush had signed a Presidential Finding authorizing the CIA and Joint Special Operations Command to conduct cross-border paramilitary operations from Iraq and Afghanistan into Iran. These operations would be against the Quds Force and "high-value targets." "The Finding was focused on undermining Iran's nuclear ambitions and trying to undermine the government through regime change," a person familiar with its contents said, and involved "working with opposition groups."