The Syria Thread: Everything you wanted to know or say about it
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Syria is bordered by the Mediterranean Sea, Turkey, Iraq, Jordan, Palestine, and Lebanon. And covered all over by Russia.
ISIS Advancing in Syria!
Syrian conflict: Islamic State advances in Homs Province - BBC News
I think the Russians and Iranians are in for a long drawn out struggle.
Oh so touchy!
Clearly this is a tough time for you.
Syrian conflict: Islamic State advances in Homs Province - BBC News
I think the Russians and Iranians are in for a long drawn out struggle.
Oh so touchy!
Clearly this is a tough time for you.
Nope...just tasty salt. Salt can be so tasty. 
Aleppo Civilians: Russia 'Dropped Cluster Bombs over Us'
Aleppo Civilians: Russia 'Dropped Cluster Bombs over Us'
New York based says a lot, they still have trouble sorting out how 9/11 took place with video rather than a few pics.
Yes they do but at some point the boogy man has to be got out of the closet. You shouldn't go through life sucking the corner of some old rag.
. . . back to the news.
Russian plane crash in Sinai: experts say Isil may have placed a bomb on board - plus everything else we know on Sunday afternoon - Telegraph
Egypt and Russia on Sunday appeared to back off from their assertions that a Russian passenger jet crashed in the Sinai desert because of a technical fault, as officials conceded it was possible the aircraft had been brought down by a bomb onboard.
In the hours after the Airbus A321 crashed on Saturday - killing all 224 aboard and spreading debris and bodies over miles of desert - both governments were quick to say the doomed airliner appeared to be the victim of mechanical failure.
But by Sunday evening Abdel Fattah al-Sisi, Egypt's president, was saying it was too soon tell the cause and that an "extensive and complicated technical study" was needed.
Russian plane crash in Sinai: experts say Isil may have placed a bomb on board - plus everything else we know on Sunday afternoon - Telegraph
Egypt and Russia on Sunday appeared to back off from their assertions that a Russian passenger jet crashed in the Sinai desert because of a technical fault, as officials conceded it was possible the aircraft had been brought down by a bomb onboard.
In the hours after the Airbus A321 crashed on Saturday - killing all 224 aboard and spreading debris and bodies over miles of desert - both governments were quick to say the doomed airliner appeared to be the victim of mechanical failure.
But by Sunday evening Abdel Fattah al-Sisi, Egypt's president, was saying it was too soon tell the cause and that an "extensive and complicated technical study" was needed.