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No actual confirmation from the IAF:
Interesting nugget of information in this article caught my eye:
http://www.jpost.com/Defense/Lebanes...targets-342439
Lebanese media: Israeli air raid hits Hezbollah targets
Hezbollah is believed to be armed with some 100,000 rockets and missiles, including a small but deadly collection of satellite-guided projectiles that can be used to target key Israeli installations and national infrastructure sites in a future war.
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Hezbollah members were put on alert on the southern coast of South Lebanon’s Al-Zahrani out of fear of Israeli commando operations, NOW’s correspondent in the South reported.
Israeli airplanes have also been seen flying at low altitudes over southern coastal areas, including the city of Tyre.
https://now.mmedia.me/lb/en/Newest-Developments/536791-bombing-targets-northern-beqaas-jenta-and-al-nabi-sheet
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Russian and NATO generals agree to keep in touch over Ukraine http://www.reuters.com/article/idUSBREA1N1L220140224 …
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Not soft. Hard all the way. The Google translated article shows that the Russians hold Ukraine the bad guy and they are all about going in to clean it up.
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I will no longer be posting or logging on to the tree. My time is over here.
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Russian units transferred from securing the Sochi games to the Ukraine border
debkafile’s military sources report that units of the Russian forces which formed a steel ring around the Olympic Winter Games that ended in Sochi Sunday were flown and shipped Monday, Feb. 24 to Russian bases at the Ukrainian Crimean port of Sevastopol, as Moscow refused to recognize the legitimacy of the new authorities in Kiev.
Giant Russian Air Force transports and rapid deployment forces were placed on alert at the Rostov on-Don base east of the predominantly Russian-speaking southeastern Ukrainian town of Donetsk.
Russian military movements were also sighted near Belgorod, a Russian town 40 kilometers from the Ukraine border and north of its second largest town of Kharkov. There, too, most of the inhabitants are Russian speaking with a strong affinity to Moscow – in contrast to their European-oriented compatriots in the capital, Kiev.
These military movements were accompanied by sharp Russian rhetoric in Moscow’s first direct response to the tumult in Kiev and ouster of the pro-Russian President Viktor Yanukovych, against whom Kiev police Monday issued a warrant for mass murder.
Russian Prime Minister Dmitry Medvedev said Monday: “Today I see no legitimate Ukrainian partners for a dialogue. If people crossing Kyiv in black masks and Kalashnikov rifles are considered a government, it will be difficult for us to work with such a government," he said, calling it “the result of a mutiny.”
The prime minister spoke of a “real threat to our interests, and to our citizens’ lives and health.”
With these comments, the Russian leader laid down a pretext for Russian military intervention in Ukraine. It was Moscow’s response to the warning issued by US National Security Adviser Susan Rice Sunday, Feb. 23, that “it would be a grave mistake for Russia to send military force.”
An area emerging as a potential flashpoint in the Ukraine crisis is the Crimean peninsula in the south.
This territory and its port of Sevastopol was part of Russian imperial might from the 18th century until in 1954 when Nikita Khrushchev, an ethnic Ukrainian, transferred it to Ukrainian control – a step bitterly resented by Russians ever since.
When Ukraine broke away from the Soviet Union in 1991, it took Crimea with it. Moscow has since leased the strategically critical naval base as a deep-water port for the Russian Black Sea Fleet, with easy access to the Mediterranean. The lease is paid up to 2042. Ethnic Russians make up almost 60 per cent of the population, with Ukrainians and Crimean Tatars accounting for the rest. If Ukrainian turmoil continues and it faces a real threat of breaking up, Vladimir Putin may seize the opportunity to recover the peninsula. The Russian military force in Sebastopol was already beefed up Monday.http://www.debka.com/article/23704/R...Ukraine-border
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Saying with a loud voice, Fear God, and give glory to him; for the hour of his judgment is come: and worship him that made heaven, and earth, and the sea, and the fountains of waters."not to do mine own will, but the will of him that sent me.”
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Al Jazeera Arabic reports that #Hezbollah denies any of its positions in #Lebanon have been targeted by #Israeli air raids
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Israel News Feed @IsraelHatzolah 2m
Several Hezbollah militants killed in Israeli air strike at Lebanese Syrian border, targeting Hezbollah facilities.
@MiddleEast_BRK: #BreakingNews #IAF strikes said to have hit near the three Lebanese towns of #Janta, #Brital and #al_Nabi_Sheet. map: http://t.co/28eAyVYA4p
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Russian Ships Carrying Soldiers Said To Be En Route To #Sevastopol
http://www.zerohedge.com/news/2014-02-24/russ…..topol …
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eu ready to grant financial aid to ukraine after govt is formed there and hopes for cooperation with russia in this issue – eu ambassador to moscow
12:37
russia not going to interfere in ukrainian affairs and expects its western partners to take the same position – lavrov
12:38
lavrov: It is dangerous to impose "either with us or against us" choice on ukraine
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