Iran proxy in Syria crushed by Israel

 Streif:

In the two days since Bashar al-Assad fled in panic from his Damascus palace to an unknown locale in Moscow (BREAKING: Assad Missing As His Airplane Disappears From Radar While Fleeing Damascus), Israel has intensified its military operations in Syria, launching numerous airstrikes targeting weapons and military infrastructure.

In a highly coordinated series of over 300 air and naval strikes, Israel has eliminated Syria's air force and navy. Its air defense network has ceased to exist. Ammunition dumps, communications, intelligence and logistics nodes, and defense-related factories have been destroyed.
Syria no longer has a military or a government.  Iran is also too weak to do anything about its losses in Syria.  It is looking impotent at this point.  Russia is not looking much better.  Tiny Israel looks like the real power in the Middle East.  The US also took out ISIS targets in the area.

See also:
Syria never became a great patriotic project for his Kremlin

And:

 Warren Kinsella

@kinsellawarren

Israel destroys the chemical weapons and military caches that Syria used to slaughter more than 500,000 Muslims.

Almost on cue, the United Nations condemns Israel for "violating Syria's territorial integrity."

I'd say you can't make this shit up, but you can. It's the UN.

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