Wikipedia Ashrar al Sham, and what do I find?
tetiba je ada unsur Msia yang terlibat

no, if you read it correctly the quote "In September 2013, members of ISIL killed the Ahrar ash-Sham commander Abu Obeida Al-Binnishi, after he had intervened to protect a Malaysian Islamic charity; ISIL had mistaken its Malaysian flag for that of the United States."

nothing said about terrorist in malaysia

It cheaper plus unlike US which have a law to minimize surrounding damage and casulties. Russian does not apply the same rule

That why the saying for russian operation style

Terroist 10k

Civilian 5k

Total body count 15k

Mission sucessful

US worries Russia would cut undersea data cables in a conflict



Many military commanders will tell you that it's wise to cut the enemy's lines of communication. However, the US is concerned that Russia may take this advice one step too far. The New York Times understands that Russia is positioning submarines and spy ships near hard-to-reach segments of undersea data cables, hinting that it might sever internet connections in the event of a conflict. As you might gather, that would create serious problems for the world as a whole, not just Russia's enemies. Depending on the line, a cut could disrupt internet access (and thus economies) in countries that wouldn't even be involved in the fight.

Whether or not it gets to that point isn't clear. Russia could be saber rattling, or looking for secret US military cables whose loss wouldn't be quite so catastrophic. Whatever the purpose, the fleet movements serve as a not-so-friendly reminder that the internet might be one of the first casualties if there's ever a large-scale war.

http://www.engadget.com/2015/10/25/us-worr...ndersea-cables/

Same game, different players.

for most people, it's down to manufacturing cost and creating jobs for the locals
for the chinese, it's more about cutting down on R&D

You write this yourself?  It's good

Fixed.

Russian airstrike hits Turkish aid convoy in Northern Syria



Russian warplanes bombed a Turkish lorry convoy at the Syrian border on Wednesday amid increasing tensions between the two countries over Turkey's downing of a Russian jet.

Video from Doğan News Agency showed the aftermath of the strikes near Azaz, a Syrian border town.

Turkish media said the trucks belonged to IHH Humanitarian Relief Foundation, an Istanbul-based humanitarian organization with connections to President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan. IHH said it has teams in the area but did not own the lorries.

Footage filmed at a crossing on the Syrian side of the border with Turkey's southern province of Kilis showed lorries burning. The head of the rebel-run border crossing in the same area said separately that air strikes hit a garage for commercial trailers, killing seven lorry drivers.

Anadolu news agency reported that 20 lorries were targeted, which were carrying cement and iron brought from Turkey in a regular procedure.

Seven people were killed and ten others injured in the air strike, Daily Sabah reported.

Russian media said Wednesday the air force had doubled its air strikes in the area, targeting Syria opposition groups al-Nusra and the Free Syrian Army, which both have a presence in Azaz. Earlier, the activist monitoring group Syrian Observatory for Human Rights reported Russian airstrikes in Azaz.

Read more: http://www.ntnews.com.au/news/world/asian-...d-1227627960719

J-11 is licensed SU-27
J-11B = the above with PRC avionics
SU-35 is interim/insurance against the J-20 program.

so two country fight at third party land to ensure non of their innocent civilian is kill but how about the third party land 

Syria, a place to test real weapons power 

What is the purpose of S400 then? With the S400 in place the West will be forced to step down their bombing or even cease altogether. The risk and consequences of a shootdown is too great especially if ISIS then get their hands on a pilot.

Of course the konspirasi tards will say its proof of West supporting ISIS....