Eno ga šehadio i Mirza Ganić iz Novog Pazara izgleda...

Over eight days, between 3 and 11 January, 697–1,000 people had been killed in the inter-rebel fighting. During this time, ISIS had conducted 16 suicide attacks.[8]

According to an opposition activist, 95 percent of Ar-Raqqah and its countryside were under ISIS control. ISIS forces had also captured the towns of Hrietan and Basraton in Aleppo province.

According to an opposition activist, 95 percent of Ar-Raqqah and its countryside were under ISIS control. ISIS forces had also captured the towns of Hrietan and Basraton in Aleppo province.

bodies of 62–70 rebels were delivered to Ar-Raqqah's hospital after they were executed by ISIS following their capture of Tal Abyad

On 13 January, it was reported that ISIS had won the battle for of Ar-Raqqah.

It was also reported that the ISIS captured most of Al-Bab.

Western spooks and 'evil' Syria in talks about common enemy

That western intelligence agencies, including an official representing MI6, Britain's foreign intelligence service, have been talking discreetly to the Syrian government, a regime savaged by David Cameron and other western political leaders, should come as no surprise.

Andrew Parker, the head of MI5, and Richard Walton, head of Scotland Yard's anti-terrorism command, have both warned recently about the potential threat posed by the number of young men (between 200 and 300 according to their latest estimates) leaving Britain to fight with "al-Qaeda linked" groups in Syria's civil war.

They could return, say counter-terrorism officials, flaunting their status and posing a dangerous threat as battle-hardened jihadists.

More than 1,000 Europeans are said to have joined extreme jihadist groups in Syria.

Nigel Inkster, former deputy chief of MI6, now a senior fellow of the International Institute for Strategic Studies, told the Commons home affairs committee on Tuesday that while the groups fighting in Syria had no "particular animus" towards the UK, Syria could become "a crucible for a new generation of international jihadists", compared to the anti-Soviet mujahadeen in Afghanistan in the 1980s, a "band of brothers", looking for other fields in which to fight, including, possibly, the UK.

There was not a huge amount Britain could do about it, Inkster suggested, other than trying to keep tabs on them.

That is the context behind the claim, reported by the BBC's Lyse Doucet, that western intelligence officers have visited Damascus for talks on combating radical Islamist groups. The claim was made by Syria's deputy foreign minister, Faisal Mekdad.

Doucet says that according to "informed sources" western intelligence officials have met Syrian intelligence officers, including the Syrian security chief, General Ali Mamluk.

One of the tasks of a country's intelligence service - always officially "deniable" - is to try and sort out the mess by their short-sighted political masters who helped to create it in the first place.

MI6 talked behind the scenes to the IRA engaged at the time in bloody confrontations with British troops and planting bombs that were killing British civilians.

MI6 was trying to talk to Taliban years before western political leaders belatedly thought it would be a good idea.

Cameron and William Hague, the foreign secretary, are clearly having second thoughts about their demands that Syria's president, Bashar al-Assad, whom they have described as "evil", must go before negotiations in Geneva can start, let alone any direct talks in Damascus.

Weak or divided governments have presented a dangerous opportunity for jihadists, notably those fighting for the Islamic State of Iraq and the Levant, ISIL.

Assad's enemies have become those of the west as well.

Zašto Asad ne napravi kakvu ofanzivicu? Eh, da je Asad Srbin, do Srbobrana bi dosad stigao...

Ako nas išta uče događaji iz 90ih godina, onda možemo zaključiti da je Assad Srbin da bi već izgubio rat

Ako nas išta uče događaji iz 90ih godina, onda možemo zaključiti da je Assad Srbin da bi već izgubio rat

Dobro, to je 95, ciljao sam na iskustva iz 93.