Izraelská armáda zabila jednoho z velitelů ozbrojené radikální palestinské organizace Islámský džihád Bahá abú Attu. Oznámila, že měl na svědomí stovky teroristických útoků a další právě chystal. Operaci provedla v palestinské Gaze, odkud následně vylétlo na Izrael velké množství raket. Na dalšího člena téže organizace zaútočila izraelská armáda v syrském Damašku.

Organizace Islámský džihád smrt dvaačtyřicetiletého Atty potvrdila a dodala, že při útoku zemřela také jeho žena a byli zraněni dva další lidé.
Ohlásila odvetu. „Jdeme do války. Netanjahu překročil všechny červené linie atentátem na velitele Jeruzalémských brigád (ozbrojeného křídla Islámského džihádu) Bahá abú Attu. Budeme reagovat tvrdě, “ uvedl velitel Islámského džihádu Zijád Nachla s odkazem na izraelského premiéra.

https://ct24.ceskatelevize.cz/...bil-predaky-islamskeho-dzihadu-z-gazy-pak-na-nej-vyletla-rada-raket

Turkey’s Operation Peace Spring effectively divides Syria into five sectors
https://www.al-monitor.com/...9/11/turkey-syria-incursion-divided-northeastern-region-into-five.html

At the northwestern end of this picture, there is Kobani, which is under the control of Syrian government forces and Russian troops. The airspace is controlled by Russia. Despite sporadic clashes in the countryside between Syrian government forces and Turkish-backed Free Syrian Army (FSA) factions seeking to expand their control over southeastern Kobani, the town center is relatively stable and calm.

The second sector is the Tell Abyad/Ras al-Ain/M4 highway pocket, which Turkish forces and its allies seized control of during Operation Peace Spring. The region is mostly calm in terms of direct military conflict except for Tel Tamr, where clashes are ongoing between some FSA factions [aka the Syrian National Army] and the Kurdish People’s Protection Units (YPG) backed by pro-Assad militias. Turkish fighter jets are still using the airspace over the pocket as Turkish airstrikes around the strategic M4 highway are still continuing. In Tell Abyad, one car bomb killed 13 people on Nov. 2 and another killed at least eight civilians Nov. 10. The attacks are a sign that conventional clashes will gradually shift to guerrilla warfare in this pocket.

The third sector stretches from Ras al-Ain to the Iraqi border. This sector covers the 10-kilometer (6-mile) buffer zone where the Turkish and Russian armies conducted joint patrols under the Oct. 22 Sochi deal between Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan and his Russian counterpart Vladimir Putin.

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The fourth sector, the area between Deir ez-Zor and the M4 highway, represents the most contested Syrian territory in the northeast Syria because of its rich oil resources. The power struggle between the YPG forces and the Syrian army — and consequently between Russia and the United States — over the area is still continuing. YPG forces are said to be fortifying their troops, particularly around oil-rich Rmelan.

The fifth sector is Deir ez-Zor itself, currently under the de facto control of the United States. Washington is not likely to give up the region as it forms part of the US plan to “secure the oil” in Syria.

JAZZZ: Tento drobný problém už se dávno vyřešil kolego - dnes se již neadresují "neziskovky", ale výhradně "politické neziskovky"

???: já vím, proto píšu zatím. (o: