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This news is via Turkey [NATO] and the Israelis [DEBKA] so who knows how accurate it is.
A high ranking Russian Navy official said in an interview that Russia would evacuate its navy base
at Tartus, Syria if Syria comes under hostile attack... but only on orders from Vladimir Putin.
" The Stennis had been due to deploy next to the Pacific towards the end of 2012 but its return to active duty has been brought forward by four months because of tension in the Gulf.
This is interesting... considering Armenia is Russia's ally, Russia has a military base in Armenia
and Russian troops patrol Armenia's hostile border with Turkey.
US/Turkey-backed rebels have threatened Armenians living in Syria with "ruins and tragedy.''
Maybe Russians will abandon their Christian Armenian ally too...
and also evacuate their military base in Armenia... maybe they
will invite US/Turkey to also bomb Armenia.
Or... maybe Michael is about to arise.
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Last edited by king's highway; 08-24-2012 at 02:41 AM..
It is not good for Russia to be seen as abandoning all its allies.
But of course, that is exactly what the west would like for Russia's allies to think...
that Russia is a paper tiger who runs away with its tail between its legs when the
going get rough. And bows to its US/NATO masters and gives them whatever they want.
God, I hope Michael is getting ready to stand up !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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