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Update Needed
According to the SOHR, the government advanced against the ISIS in al-Sab'ein and its hill.
The map is there to provide a detailed diagram of exact troop movements in the earlier phase of this operation and the main thrusts which constituted the breakthroughs on that particular front, whereas the main map does not do this. Besides, even if the main map provided the aforementioned details it wouldn't render the new map "irrelevant", the term you are looking for is "redundant" or "superfluous". What is your response?
Parsa1993 (
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20:11, 25 October 2015 (UTC)reply
Operational template
1st, the operational template you keep inserting is not what 95% of Wikipedia battle articles generally include. The main infobox and lead paragraph already have all the general information. 2nd, the template is not obligational and it is said it may be included, but under specific conditions. Some examples are - ether if its about an operation that was never executed, or, if a conflict article consists of multiple independent operations than multiple copies for each operation within the one unified article can be placed. This article is about ONE offensive/conflict/operation (not multiple independent operations).
EkoGraf (
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04:15, 5 November 2015 (UTC)reply
The operation template contains scope,
Strategic offensive, in this case. Article does not contain anything on scope. Furthermore, infobox has clear objectives field, rather than obscure objective statement in lead....
Gizmocorot (
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11:09, 5 November 2015 (UTC)reply
You quoted to me in the edit summary
WP:BRD, but please read it more carefully. It says Discuss the edit, and the reasons for the edit, on the article's talk page. Leave the article in the condition it was in before the Bold edit was made (often called the status quo ante), but don't engage in back-and-forth reverts because that will probably be viewed as edit-warring. Status quo is before you made your bold edit to insert the operational template. As for the template itself, I repeat for the third time, 95% of Wikipedia battle articles do not include the template unless it fulfills certain criteria (which I listed). If you have a problem with the lack of scope than add it to the main body of the article. You said the template has clear objectives field, rather than obscure objective statement in lead. Both the objective in lead and the objective in template are almost a copy-paste word-for-word, making what is in the template absolutely redundant. I'm not going to revert at this time due to the 1RR rule, but I will in 24 hours make an attempt to add compromise wording on the scope in the lead (which I hope you will agree to). Meanwhile, per WP:BRD, I hope you will revert yourself. Cheers!
EkoGraf (
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15:01, 5 November 2015 (UTC)reply
Looking forward to your update. Battle articles need improvement, specifically Syrian Civil War, e.g. territory field was rarely used before update. As long as no information loss in infobox removal, should be fine.
Spliff Joint Blunt (
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18:08, 5 November 2015 (UTC)reply
Death of Ali Shalikar
Yes, a veteran(paralyzed from the waist below) named Ali Shalikar was martyred(passed away due to natural causes) three days ago, because of his grievous injuries, he has been named a martyr, but that is where the media got it wrong, there is another Ali Shalikar who is a Brigadier General in IRGC, the journalists must have mixed them up, Iran official media has declared that General Shalikar is alive.
User Kajmetz is sistematically erasing all edits made in the article regarding the Kuweyres Airbase. Please any admin keep an eye on him. Even the "See also caption" regarding that article is erased by that User, he just want to hide/erase any report or info abot the lifting of the siege. And it should be included since its on the same TO.
Mr.User200 (
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21:32, 11 November 2015 (UTC)reply
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Mr.User200: Talk it out with
User:Kajmetz first, here on this page (he/she would be notified that I mentioned their name). See
WP:Dispute resolution. "He's vandalising" is an accusatory statement. The edit summaries imply that the reason for the reversion was because it would be more proper to put it in the article
Kuweires offensive (September鈥揘ovember 2015). This implies the reversion was in
WP:good faith or for some other reason might have made a mistake (I don't know, I haven't even looked whether it's relevant yet, I don't have time right now). Please don't stir up a fight over something which might be a
misunderstanding on your part or theirs. --
BurritoBazooka (
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21:37, 11 November 2015 (UTC)reply
KajMetz's edits are not vandalism at all and are appropriate. This article deals with the offensive south of Aleppo, which is separate from the offensive towards the air base, which started a month earlier than the one to the south. For the air base offensive, we have a separate article since its a separate military operation. Thus, I have also been removing info on the Kuweires offensive from this article, since that information is more appropriate for that other article. Cheers!
EkoGraf (
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02:55, 15 November 2015 (UTC)reply
Recent developments
Perhaps this should be named the South Aleppo offensive, because there is currently an offensive going on in North Aleppo linked to breaking the siege of Nubl and Al Zahraa by the SAA. We can do one of three things about this, and I wanted to get your opinions on the matter before proceeding with one of them:
1. Fresh article for northern Aleppo offensive
2. Integrate the developments into this article
3. Integrate the developments into the siege of Nubl article, although there may be other objectives of the offensive such as cutting off rebel supply lines from Turkey in northern Aleppo, as well as breaking the siege.
PutItOnAMap (
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10:59, 3 February 2016 (UTC)reply
Number 1 or 2 - Even then i am leaning more towards 1 as the goal of the offensive in the north is slightly different in my opinion to the ongoing Aleppo offensive, in fact has the same flavour as Kuweires offensive which had objective to lift the siege and possibly secondary objectives regarding thermal power plant and cutting off supply line for ISIL. As such the northern offensive has a primary objective to lift the siege of Nubl and Al Zahraa and possible secondary objective to cut off the supply line for Rebels.
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