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| 30 ноя 2016 21:39:00 |
Лунный ландшафт у Цитадели.
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Стырено с TheMess, один из тамошних завсегдатаев сравнил разрушения вокруг Цитадели Алеппо через гугл мапс. Говорит как минимум часть разрушений приходится на Май-Июль 2014, когда эта часть Алеппо была за правительственными силами, и что подтверждает сообщения того периода о закладке боевиками взрывчатки через туннели и их подрывах, в нескольких частях. Хотя, думаю, артиллерией\авиацией впоследствии также помогали, + видимо инженерной техникой (завалов маловато). Но не суть, сейчас уже представляет скорее чисто документальную\художественную ценность. (оригинальное сообщение под спойлером)
Нехило так "выровняли".
Moosefoot: That's some MASSIVE destruction, and just check out those bloody craters. According to the time-slider it occured between May and August of 2014, and after having checked it closer I could conclude that the westernmost blasts occured on May 22nd (obliterating a marketplace and a large hotel), and the two others (pulverizing a large mosque from the 1500's, a police station and some kind of courthouse) occured on July 29th.
I browsed through some old news on the events and it seems like most guys were agreeing that these areas were government-held at the time (with the police station doubling as barracks for the Syrian Arab Army, for instance) and that these massive blasts were carried out by islamist rebels who dug tunnels underneath and packed them with huge amounts of explosives. Is this version of events confirmed now, as it's more than 2 years later?
Нехило так "выровняли".
Moosefoot: That's some MASSIVE destruction, and just check out those bloody craters. According to the time-slider it occured between May and August of 2014, and after having checked it closer I could conclude that the westernmost blasts occured on May 22nd (obliterating a marketplace and a large hotel), and the two others (pulverizing a large mosque from the 1500's, a police station and some kind of courthouse) occured on July 29th.
I browsed through some old news on the events and it seems like most guys were agreeing that these areas were government-held at the time (with the police station doubling as barracks for the Syrian Arab Army, for instance) and that these massive blasts were carried out by islamist rebels who dug tunnels underneath and packed them with huge amounts of explosives. Is this version of events confirmed now, as it's more than 2 years later?
Отредактировано: Илья_ - 30 ноя 2016 21:42:26
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