Armée Syrienne / Syrian Armed Forces / القوات المسلحة السورية

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d'aprés wikipédia :
Interceptors

* 11 MiG-25 ,to be phased out
* 5 to 25 Mig-31 , but the RIA Novosti denies all informations because the Syrian governement want the secrecy regarding its army (c'est pas sur).

Fighters

* 177 MiG-21 ,plans to upgrade them
* 106 MiG-23 ,including the -BN. plans to upgrade them
* 42 MiG-29
* 4 to 17 su-27
Ground Attack

* MiG-23 BN
* 60 Su-22
* 20 Su-24

Trainers

* 40 Aero L-39
* 40 Flamingo
* 6 MFI-17 Mushshak

Transports

* 4 An-26
* 2 Dassault Falcon 20
* 1 Dassault Falcon 900
* 4 Il-76
* 4 Tu-134
* 6 Yak-40
Helicopters

* 10 Mi-2
* 55 Mi-8
* 45 Mi-17
* 36 Mi-24
* 38 Gazelle

Missiles
Air-to-air

* AA-2 Atoll
* AA-6 Acrid to be retired
* AA-7 Apex
* AA-8 Aphid
* AA-9 Amos on order
* AA-10 Alamo
Air-to-surface

* AS-7 Kerry
* AS-10 Karen
* AS-11 Kilter
* AS-12 Kegler
* Kh-29 ,(AS-14 Kedge)
* HOT

Surface-to-air

* SA-2 Guideline : 257 launchers
* SA-3 Goa : 143 launchers. under upgrade
* SA-5 Gammon : 48 launchers
* SA-7 Grail : 200
* SA-8 Gecko : 60

Yakuza a écrit:

est ce possible de nos amis turcs de nous chercher la place exacte pour savoir de quel systeme il s´agit?
je suppose que c´est le nouveau Buk-M1/2

Selon une agence de press Turque, à 8 miles de Latakia

ca serait donc surement ca,israel s´est inquieté de la presence de ces systemes dernierement

selon ces derniers infos,y´aurai eu un shipment de 3 Mi-25 et des SAM qui a ete arreté par les british et retourné

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Russia admits ship halted by British government was carrying helicopters to Syria

Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov says the Syria-bound ship halted when British insurers withdrew cover at the behest of the government, was carrying air defence systems and helicopters.

10:57PM BST 21 Jun 2012

A Russian cargo ship that turned back home while travelling to Syria was carrying three repaired helicopters as well as air defence systems, Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov said.

Britain said that the MV Alaed had apparently headed back toward Russia after a London-based insurer withdrew coverage from the vessel, saying it had been told of allegations it was carrying weapons.

"The ship which is being discussed these days indeed was carrying air defence systems and it was carrying three helicopters which have been repaired in Russia under the contracts signed in 2008."

"Those are Soviet helicopters and they have been in Syria from Soviet days, and in 2008 there was a contract to repair them.

"And this was done and the helicopters were being shipped on board the vessel, and they are still to be assembled you know, when they are delivered they have to be assembled, and the entire process will take not less than three months.

"So to speak about something which we just sold to Syria and which is being used in action, is not true at all."

Western nations want Russia to stop delivering arms to Syria but there is no UN embargo on such supplies and Russian President Vladimir Putin said this month that Moscow sends no arms that could be used in a civil conflict.

Lavrov said Russia was not in violation of anything and would continue to meet its obligations, set by the UN Security Council.

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/worldnews/europe/russia/9348220/Russia-admits-ship-halted-by-British-government-was-carrying-helicopters-to-Syria.html

ce qui a ete recement livré par les russes

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A Snapshot of Russian Weapons Being Delivered to Syria
18 June 2012
The Associated Press

U.S. Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton has accused Russia of sending attack helicopters to Syria, warning that the shipment "will escalate the conflict quite dramatically." Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov has rejected Clinton's claim, saying that Russia is only shipping air defense systems under previously signed contracts.

Some experts alleged that the helicopters Clinton said were en route to Syria could be old ones that underwent maintenance in Russia.

Russia has shielded Syrian President Bashar Assad's regime, its last ally in the Arab world, from international sanctions and has continued to provide it with weapons despite international outrage. It has shipped billions of dollars worth of missiles, combat jets, tanks, artillery and other military gear to Syria over more than four decades. Moscow says it's currently providing Assad with weapons intended to protect Syria from a foreign invasion and that it is not delivering the kinds of weapons needed to fight lightly armed insurgents in cities.

Here is a brief look at some of the weapons systems Russia has recently shipped to Syria or pledged to deliver in the future, according to official statements and Russian media reports. Russian government officials have remained secretive about the arms trade, so a complete list of Russian weapons and other military gear sent to Syria is unavailable:

• Pantsyr-S1 air defense system. The truck-mounted short- and medium-range system combines air defense missiles and anti-aircraft artillery with sophisticated radar to hit aerial targets with deadly precision at ranges of up to 20 kilometers and an altitude of 15 kilometers. It has further strengthened Syria's air defense system, which has been developed with Moscow's help since Cold War times.

Igor Sevastyanov, a deputy head of the Rosoboronexport state arms trader, said last week that the Pantsyr contract is still being implemented. Sevastyanov didn't offer specifics, but Russian media reports have said that the contract envisaged the delivery of 36 such units, which include a truck mounted with guns and missiles together with a radar.

• Buk-M2 air defense system. The medium-range missile system is capable of hitting enemy aircraft and cruise missiles at ranges of up to 50 kilometers and an altitude of up to 25 kilometers. It is a sophisticated weapon that is capable of inflicting heavy losses to enemy aircraft if Syria comes under attack.

• Bastion anti-ship missile system. Armed with supersonic Yakhont cruise missiles that have a range of up to 300 kilometers, it provides a strong deterrent against an attack from the sea. Defense Minister Anatoly Serdyukov said last fall that Moscow would fully honor the Bastion contract. Russian media reports said that Russia has already fulfilled the Bastion deal, which was worth $300 million, and included the delivery of more than 70 Yakhont missiles.

• Yak-130 combat jets. Russian media reports said early this year that Syria had ordered a batch of 36 Yak-130 combat jets worth $550 million. Officials wouldn't confirm or deny the deal, which would significantly bolster the Syrian Air Force's capabilities. The Yak-130 is a combat training jet that can also carry modern weapons for ground attack missions.

The Kremlin has insisted that the continuing Russian arms sales don't violate any international agreements and scoffed at Western demands to halt the trade. Underlining Moscow's defiance, a Russian ship carrying a load of weapons arrived in Syria just a few weeks ago amid international anger over Assad's refusal to honor a UN-sponsored peace plan.

The new Russian weapons supplies add to Syria's massive arsenal of hundreds of Soviet-built combat jets, attack helicopters and missiles and thousands of tanks, other armored vehicles and artillery systems. Russia said it also has military advisers in Syria training the Syrians to use the Russian weapons, and it has helped repair and maintain Syrian weapons.

Read more: http://www.themoscowtimes.com/business/article/a-snapshot-of-russian-weapons-being-delivered-to-syria/460525.html#ixzz1ycgn5HeL
The Moscow Times

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Turkey warns it would respond decisively to Syria downing its aircraft

Syria said the Turkish fighter jet was flying low, well inside Syrian territorial waters when it was shot down.

Syria shot down a Turkish warplane over the Mediterranean on Friday and Ankara warned it would respond decisively to the incident that threatened to open a new international dimension in the 16-month revolt against Syrian President Bashar Assad.

Syria said the Turkish aircraft was flying low, well inside Syrian territorial waters when it was shot down.

With the second biggest army in NATO, a force hardened by nearly 30 years of fighting Kurdish rebels, Turkey would be a formidable foe for the Syrian army which is already struggling to put down a 16-month-old revolt.

But Prime Minister Tayyip Erdogan's initial comments and subsequent statement on the downing of the F-4 jet were measured in tone. He said Turkish and Syrian forces were working together to search for the two missing crew of the aircraft.

"As a result of information obtained from the evaluation of our concerned institutions and from within the joint search and rescue operations with Syria, it is understood that our plane was brought down by Syria," Erdogan's office said in a statement.

"Turkey will present its final stance after the incident has been fully brought to light and decisively take the necessary steps," the office said after a two-hour emergency meeting between prime minister, the chief of general staff, the defense, interior and foreign ministers, the head of national intelligence and the commander of the air force.

Turkish media had reported earlier that Syria had apologized for the incident, but Erdogan made no mention of any apology.

Violence raged unabated inside Syria, which appears to be sliding into a sectarian-tinged civil war pitting majority Sunni Muslims against Assad's minority Alawite sect. Turkey fears the fighting if unchecked could unleash a flood of refugees over its own border and ignite regional sectarian conflict.

Ankara, which had drawn close to Syria before the uprising against Assad, turned against the Syrian leader when he responded violently to pro-democracy protests inspired by popular upheavals elsewhere in the Arab world. Turkey now gives refuge to the rebel Free Syrian Army on its frontier with Syria.

Erdogan, whose enmity with Assad has assumed a strongly personal nature, gave no hint what action he might contemplate.

A statement by the Syrian military said the Turkish plane was flying low, just one kilometer off the Syrian coast, when it was hit by anti-aircraft fire. The plane fell in Syrian waters 10 -kms (seven miles) west of the village of Um al-Touyour.

"The navy of the two countries have established contact. Syrian naval vessels are participating along with the Turkish side in the search operation for the missing pilots," it said.

Syria has some of the most sophisticated air defenses in the Middle East, supplied by Russia.

Turkish state television interviewed witnesses on the country's Mediterranean coast, near the Syrian border, who said they saw two low-flying fighter jets pass overhead in the morning in the direction of Syrian waters but only one return.

Ankara has previously floated the possibility of setting up some kind of safe haven or humanitarian corridor inside Syria, which would entail military intervention, but has said it would undertake no such action without UN Security Council approval.

Turkey has said however that Assad must go.

Turkey hosts about 32,000 Syrian refugees and allows the rebel Syrian Free Army to operate from its territory. The opposition Syrian National Council meets in Istanbul.

It was unclear why the Syrians had shot down the aircraft, which, having left a base in Malatya, was flying close to a corridor linking Turkey with Turkish forces on Northern Cyprus.

"The Syrian military may have taken a calculated gamble by downing the Turkish plane, which could boost the morale of Assad's loyalists after increased defections from the military we have seen," Yasser Saadeldine, a prominent pro-opposition Syrian political commentator, said.

"A Turkish retaliation would fit into the fantasy he (Assad) is peddling that the uprising is a foreign conspiracy."

Russia and China, Assad's strongest backers abroad, have fiercely opposed any outside interference in the Syrian crisis, saying envoy Kofi Annan's peace plan is the only way forward.

Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov said after talks with his Syrian counterpart that he had urged Syria to "do a lot more" to implement Annan's U.N.-backed proposals, but that foreign countries must also press rebels to stop the violence.

Lavrov said the Syrian authorities were ready to withdraw troops from cities "simultaneously" with rebels. A Syrian military pullback and a ceasefire were key elements in Annan's six-point peace plan, most of which remains a dead letter.

"Destructive competition"

Annan hit out at some countries he said had taken national initiatives that risked unleashing "destructive competition".

He told a news conference in Geneva that he wanted states with influence on both sides of the conflict to be involved in the peace process, including Iran, Assad's closest ally.

The UN-Arab League envoy was speaking a week before a planned Syria crisis meeting that is in doubt because of Western objections to the Islamic Republic's participation.

Rebels killed at least 25 members of a mainly Alawite pro-Assad militia, and in a separate incident troops turned heavy machineguns on opposition demonstrators in the northern city of Aleppo, killing 10, opposition activists said.

"Armed terrorist groups committed a brutal massacre against 25 citizens in Darat Azzah," state TV reported, saying more were missing from the village in Aleppo province.

Several men covered in blood and piled on top of each other on a roadside, some in army fatigues and some in t-shirts, could be seen in a video link sent by the Syrian Observatory for Human Rights, apparently showing the aftermath of the same incident.

The British-based opposition watchdog said 26 men believed to be pro-Assad "Shabbiha" militiamen had been killed.

Assad's foes have accused troops and Shabbiha militiamen of perpetrating many abuses against civilians, including mass killings, in the uprising that began in March last year with peaceful protests against four decades of Assad family rule.

In Aleppo, Syria's business hub, thousands of demonstrators were marching toward the central Saadallah al-Jabiri Square when four armoured vehicles fired on them, activists told Reuters by telephone. Two of them said they were speaking from Aleppo.

"The wounded were taken to houses and are trapped there. They cannot be transported to hospitals because troops and Shabbiha are surrounding the neighborhood," one of them said.

Aleppo, along with central Damascus, had stayed relatively quiet in the early months of the revolt that engulfed many other provincial cities, but unrest has gradually spread there too.

Activist video footage showed a large crowd of protesters, some draped in revolutionary flags, running along a street as heavy gunfire cracked out. Another video showed a man whose chest was covered in blood being dragged along the road.

(Reuters)

7 défections jusqu'à présent dans l'armée de l'air syrienne, c'est ce que dit cet article d'AL ARABYA, 7 pilotes se sont enfui vers la Jordanie

http://www.alarabiya.net/articles/2012/06/24/222469.html

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La Russie va livrer des armes à la Syrie cette année


La Russie livrera cette année à la Syrie des systèmes de défense aérienne, des hélicoptères remis à neuf et des avions de combat en dépit des pressions internationales pour un arrêt des fournitures d'armes à Damas, estime un cercle de réflexion moscovite.

Dans un rapport, dont Reuters s'est procuré une copie, le «think-tank» CAST rappelle qu'une série de contrats signés entre 2005 et 2007 figurent au coeur des accords de vente d'armes entre Moscou et Damas. Ces accords ont été signés avant le début de l'insurrection contre le président Bachar al Assad, en mars 2011, et après que le Kremlin a effacé 70% de la dette syrienne évaluée à 13,4 milliards de dollars à l'égard de la Russie et de l'ex-URSS.
Armes de défense

Damas devrait recevoir cette année 12 avions de combat MiG-29 ainsi qu'un lot d'hélicoptères d'attaque Mi-25, précise le rapport qui mentionne aussi des systèmes de défense aérienne. Le contrat sur les MiG est évalué à 600 millions de dollars et prévoit une option pour la livraison de douze autres appareils. «D'après les informations que nous avons obtenues, la livraison de la première tranche (et peut-être la totalité des 12 appareils) à la Syrie est attendue pour la fin 2012», dit le rapport.

Le président Vladimir Poutine affirme que les armes livrées ne pourront pas être employées dans le conflit civil actuel et son ministre des Affaires étrangères, Sergueï Lavrov, a rappelé qu'il s'agissait d'armes de défense. La secrétaire d'Etat américaine Hillary Clinton a jugé que les explications fournies par les dirigeants russes étaient «manifestement fausses». Cette annonce intervient alors que les Occidentaux s'inquiètent des moyens de la défense aérienne syrienne après la destruction d'un avion de l'armée de l'air turque vendredi.

(Reuters)

Dans cette video des manoeuvres des forces navales syriennes, hier, on peut voir les missiles de défense cotière C802 ( apparemment les Noor iraniens ), le système Yakhont, mais aussi des anciens système comme les Sepal et Styx

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In this Sunday, July 8, 2012 photo released by Syria's official news agency SANA, Syrian troops participate in a live fire exercise in an undisclosed location in Syria. In a show of force, Syria began large-scale military exercises Sunday to simulate defending the country against outside "aggression.

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An undated handout photo distributed by the Syrian News Agency (SANA) on July 8, 2012, shows Syrian armed forces during a live ammunitions exercise in an undisclosed location. Also seen in the handout is the flag of Syria.




An undated handout photo distributed by the Syrian News Agency (SANA) on July 8, 2012, shows Syrian armed forces during a live ammunitions exercise in an undisclosed location.







An undated handout photo distributed by Syrian News Agency (SANA) on July 9, 2012 shows a missile being launched from a mobile platform during a live ammunitions exercise by Syrian air defence forces in an undisclosed location

Nice, Buk M2 et Pantsir ...

Des cette video on peut voir les Petya en Action, elles sont toujours en service et en bonne état, elle ménent une opération ASM avec des Hélicos, On peut voir aussi un débarquement naval et aérien des forces spéciales et la partie navale se termine par des images de l'artillerie qui méne une opération de défense cotière notamment des M46 et les BM21 !

On voit aussi des images d'une opération tactique conjointe entre l'armée de terre et les forces aériennes, avec la participation des T72/62, des ZSU23 et des BMP ainsi que différent piéces d'artillerie notamment les BM21, M46 et les 2S1 ainsi que des mortiers MT13 de 160mm. On voit aussi un passage de Mig21/23 et des Gazelles en action


Là c'est la DCA en vedette, on voit bien le Buk M2E qui réussit à toucher sa cible avec un grand intérêt des hauts gradés en place, on voit aussi les Pechora, Strela-10, Kub, OSA, Panstir et des opérations réussies avec MANPADS


Et dans cette video qui date d'aujourd'hui, dédiée aux forces aériennes simulant des opérations anti-aériennes et anti-terrestre on voit bien des Mig-29/23/21, des Mi24, Des SU24 et les Gazelle. La video finie par un débarquement aérien des froces spéciales

MAATAWI

Merci Superbe Photos !

Les forces de missiles clôturent les manœuvres militaires des forces armées syriennes 11/07/2012

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GjHvdg_6ouI

On peut voir la version syrienne des Fateh iranien (M600), c'est bien le missile "Tichrine" ( Octobre en français ) qu'on voit au début des images des exercices. On lit sur les Scud " Joulan2 " ca peut être des Shahab iranien ou la version originale nord coréenne H-song6 D'ailleurs on peut voir le Zelzal et le MLRS iranien Fajr3/5. Juste après on peut voir un autre missile de production locale, "Missloune", un scud miniaturisé on peut dire

j'ai une question à vous poser , pourquoi les syriens appellent ils leur armée :: "جيشنا العقائدي"??


vous avez surement entendu cette expression dans les vidéos et news récents !!!??

Tous ces exercices dans le désert n'ont aucune application dans les zones urbaines
Cela voudrait dire qu'ils n'ont jamais pensé à ce type de scénario , ou encore parcequ'ils n'ont jamais pensé les utiliser contre leur peuple comme ne cesse de le répéter la propagande anti régime .

Quelques jolies photos des Mi25 de la SyAAF

Belle video sur l'armée Syrienne :

Iranpower a écrit:

Belle video sur l'armée Syrienne :

en effet jolie vidéo de propagande mais sa impressionne personne


je préfére les vidéo de vrai démonstration comme il avait fait il y a environ 1 semaine elle fesai plus réfléchir que celle la

il aurait mieu fait de faire une vidéode lancé de missille balistique sa marquerai mieu les esprit avec comme conclusion la lancé d'un scud d

T-55AMV





BMP-1

Iranpower a écrit:

Belle video sur l'armée Syrienne :

Tres belle vidéo.

(la7awla wala 9owata illa billah)

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A Syrian Air Force fighter plane fires rockets during an air strike in the village of Tel Rafat, some 37 km (23 miles) north of Aleppo, August 9, 2012. Syrian troops and rebels fought over the country's biggest city Aleppo as President Bashar al-Assad's key foreign backer Iran gathered ministers from like-minded states for talks on Thursday about how to end the conflict.

le L39 est un bon dératiseur