The Gulf War Syndrome is a debated issue (of course, the Americans and their allies are the "naysayers"). But, the radioactivity and toxicity of the depleted uranium is very weak. People who ingest or inhale the DU particles are very likely to develop health issues. If DU has been extensively used in a certain area if may be linked to cancer.
I couldn't care less about the SL, he's a nobody to me, but IRI is more important, it needs to survive and not turn into another zionist puppet state. I dont know where he said that, link it. Iran helped prop up a brutal tyrant that inflicted immeasurable pain on our people and nation, so you wont find many Syrians that sympathize with Iran right now for obvious reasons.
The radioactivity is not the issue, uranium used to be used as a coating in plates, but the toxicity is a serious issue if it enters your blood stream. The dirt in areas where it has been used will be contaminated. It's a serious contamination.
It almost become a rite of passage for any US serviceperson to claim a disability following a war and then get benefits for life. Its become a huge problem for military budget and an issue nobody wants to tackle but knows its there. I know folks who simply got injured not in a combat zone but accident while in service and now get $9k per month in disability benefits.
No, the proposal was to use Pakistani pilots because the training takes time and we don't have enough time for Round 2. Anyway, I don't think it'd work and China is not likely to sell us jet fighters anyway.
I dont know what you mean by whipping boy, but their intervention, along with Russia, was absolutely instrumental in saving the regime from collapse early on and helped extend the cilvil war a decade longer than it should've been, and caused hundreds of thousands of unnecessary deaths, destruction and fracturing of our country. This couldn't have happened without their interventions. So no, its not wrongfully being blamed in its role, it was pivotal. Only Turkey and US had as meaningful impact as the war dragged on, it became everyone playground in later years, at great cost to us.
I am not speaking without sources:
www.jpost.com
just for the chosen.
LOL Jpost? Really? your citing zionist propaganda? And no where is that quote you mentioned was by Jolani. Way to use their same weasel tactics, congrats on the effort, but it only shows how dishonest you are. The fact of the matter is we don't control our own skies moron, we dont have AD, airforce, or much of a military, its all been destroyed. Shara can't do shit even if he really wanted to, which I doubt he would even if he could. The US controls Syria's sky right now. And even under Assad, even with Russia's advanced AD and airforce protection, Israel still violated our airspace repeatedly at will and bombed Syria constantly. Please don't speak about shit you literally have no knowledge or context about, how the hell is a Croatian gonna tell me how it actually is in my own fucking county. Stop trolling.I am not speaking without sources:
'Every blow to Iran is a benefit': Why Syria allowed Israel bypass its airspace to strike Iran
Syrian leader Ahmed al-Sharaa did not interfere in the Israeli operation in Iran for several reasons, most prominent of them is that the strikes benefited his newly formed regime, University of Haifa Professor Amatzia Baram argued in an interview with Maariv, published Thursday.
Why Ahmed al-Sharaa allowed Israel to fly over Syria and strike Iran | The Jerusalem Post
The Israeli operation, intended to target Iran's nuclear core and missiles and deter Iran and its allies, has strengthened the new Syrian regime.
