Saturday, June 9, 2012
Syrian Army footage of Homs Takeover
Footage of celebration by Syrian government forces as they take over a section of Homs
Syria - MUST SEE - FSA Suicide Truck vs Syrian Army checkpoint 08/06
Al-Nusra suicide truck bomb attack on a Syrian Army checkpoint in Khan Sheikhoun, Idlib
Syria - FSA IED vs Syrian Army bus + firefight 08/06
IED's a bus full of Syrian Army/Shabiha to stop their convoy of buses and then attacks
Unidentified Object over Syrian skies [English Annotations]
Spiral UFO Over Israel Not A Missile! 2012 HD
by StephenHannardADGUK The Israeli military is trying to clarify the origin of an unidentified flying object that appeared in the night sky. Thousands of witnesses called the emergency services claiming they had seen a UFO.
Eyewitnesses reported that a small ball of light moving, leaving a white trail before forming into a spiral.
This phenomenon was also observed by astronomers. According to them, the complex trajectory of the object points to an artificial origin. Israeli journalists have suggested that it could be a ballistic missile.
However, the Ministry of Defense reported that no testing or launch of ballistic missiles were performed that night. The object was reported in Israel, Lebanon, and other states in the region.
UFO!! Russia' test-fires intercontinental ballistic missile... Seen in Israel
Russia announced on Thursday night that it had carried out a successful test of an inter-continental ballistic missile, seemingly explaining a mysterious moving light seen in the skies over Israel, Lebanon, Azerbaijan, Turkey and Jordan.
Hundreds of Israelis across the country flooded police lines with reports that they had seen a light in the sky, traveling in a spiral with a large trail behind it on Thursday night.
Strange Spiral Another Failed Missile Test? - June 2012
by JDQuantum http://www.ufoweeklynews.com/strange-spiral-another-failed-missile-test.html June 6, 2012 - These strange spirals were also filmed in Norway, Russia, Australia, and China back in 2009 and 2010. Yesterday it was seen again, this time it was watched from all over the Middle East and parts of Russia. Could all of these incidents be failed ballistic missiles spinning out of control during testing?
The glowing light reported in Israel's skies around 8:45 pm Thursday apparently resulted from of a failed intercontinental ballistic missile test by the Russian military, according to estimates. Hundreds of Israelis nationwide flooded police hotlines Thursday evening with reports of an unidentified flying object in the nation's skies.
Later Thursday, Russian news agency Novosti quoted the Defense Ministry in Moscow, which confirmed that a missile was test-fired from the Astrakhan region in central Russia. The trail of light seen in Israel was also reported in Armenia, Turkey, Cyprus, Lebanon, Jordan and other countries in the region.
According to a statement issued by Russia's Defense Ministry, crews belonging to the army's strategic missile division successfully test-fired a ballistic missile at 9:39 pm, Moscow time. A video shot in the area the missile was fired from showed parts of the missile falling. However, the clip was removed a few minutes after being posted.
Israeli Astronomical Association Chairman Dr. Yigal Pat-El said that it is quite possible that the unidentified flying object reported by residents nationwide was a ballistic missile test. "It most likely spun out of control and its remnants and the fuel was what people saw. It reached a height of 200-300 kilometers and that's why it was seen from so many locations," he told Ynet.
"We saw a large trail of light traveling from a distant spot in the sky," Dorit from northern Israel reported earlier. "We could not see the source of the light. The trail was massive. It was an unusual sight. Moments later we saw swirling movement where the light was coming from."
Concerned citizens in Armenia and Lebanon also called their local police stations after seeing the unusual glowing light. One Lebanese citizen reported seeing the light in the sky and in response an American web-surfer said it might be a military test. The Lebanese woman laughingly responded with: "A military test? Here?" Notably, similar reports were received in Norway in 2009, following a failed Russian missile test. At the time, residents offered various explanations, ranging from a meteor to a UFO.
UPDATE: According to the Times of Israel, astronomical experts are speculating that the object is a satellite which had exploded in orbit. A Lebanese report suggests that it was the remains of a meteorite, with its smashed pieces creating a dust trail that glowed behind it.
Israeli Defense Forces made a statement saying they were unaware of any operations in the area.
Syrian govt: Armed men behind Hama massacre
Once again, civilians are the victims of a new crime in Syria. The Syrian government says armed men are behind the attack in al-Qbeir area in Hama countryside that led to the killing of 9 women and children.
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