PS: Orient Humanitarian to treat Syrians crossing into Europe per their website.
kill em agin!
As I said before, Russia operates under somewhat different Rules of Engagement than we do.
Harboring terrorists and transporting weapons/terrorists will result in bad outcomes.
Are those Ambulances racing to or from the hospitals Obama is bombing?
The other point is that the Russians read other countries intelligence reports, i.e.US and Israel, and know that the terrorists and Muslims like using ambulances to cover their activities. The Muslims KNOW that civilized people will not attack health care equipment and plan accordingly.
Too bad the Russian aren’t civilized.
“Someone should tell these middle easterners that while Russians look like Europeans they don’t act like Europeans. They are a whole different animal.”
The Russians act just like Europeans - Europeans without moral restraints. The Nazis were no different.
Because they’re shuttling ISIS members?
The Russian outlook to war and peace is more Mongol than European.
So this means McCain will demand we buy them new Ambulances right?
Their targeting is accurate enough to hit an ambulance? Wow! That's pretty good.
(No, a sh*t I do not give that they are hitting ambulances.)
OOOOOOoooooooooooo, they are gonna be in trouble with the UN.
Real hjeadline, “Syrian Ambulances Carry Troops, Weapons, Munitions.”
Israel probably identified the ambulances as terrorist movements.....
Russia is conquering a nation and will install a puppet Assad. Conquering peoples are not nice folks. The latter are history’s losers.
I’d like to see the gun sight camera images of secondary explosions after hitting these “ambulances.”
Hey, the Muslim terrorists hide among the women and children, in neighborhoods, hospitals and schools, and use ambulances to transport arms, ammunition and explosives.
[ Liberal/progressive self loathing. ]
“What they’ve given is not enough,” says Dr. Essa, a general surgeon at a hospital run by Orient Humanitarian Relief in Reyhanli. “They’ve given what? $350 million over two years? [The actual American pledge is $385 million.] That’s nothing when you compare it to the size of the tragedy and the destruction.”
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Despite US efforts to increase humanitarian assistance to Syria, intended recipients say the American presence remains virtually invisible. Part of the perceived deficit of support comes from the US policy of not branding or labeling aid parcels to identify them as coming from the US. Many in the aid community say that this has resulted in Syrians feeling abandoned by the US.
In a region where perceptions often matter more than reality, the US has failed to convince many Syria
“There’s a sense inside Syria that the US has been stringing the Syrian opposition along,” says Christy Delafield, program director for the Syrian Expatriates Organization. “Syrian-Americans have been begging the US to brand aid.… The US is doing some great things and the Syrian people aren’t seeing it. When they get aid, they credit the Gulf countries, Turkey, or the Europeans, who do brand.”
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“We are not putting flags on the aid so that it’s perhaps not as visible as it is in other situations. Our priority is to ensure that it reaches people and that it doesn’t create additional insecurity,” said Nancy Lindborg, USAID’s assistant administrator for democracy, conflict, and humanitarian assistance in recent remarks to the press.
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And we bombed a hospital.
Because that's where the jihadis are.
“More rubble, less trouble”