Operation Ndugu Ole

Operation Ndugu Ole ("Brother's Woe"; Swahili Ndugu Ole) is the codename for the corrodinated military strike into Syria by the Hurian, Syrian, and Iranian militaries, to aid the legitiment Syrian government in crushing the Syrian rebel army that has overrun many parts of the country. The operation began in December 10, 2012, after the rebels captured major centers of the city of Aleppo. As a major ally of Huria in the region, the Syrian government could not be allowed to fall, and thus were sent to defend the government of Bashar al-Assad.
Since the beginning of the operation, the Hurian-led forces have taken back the city of Homs and Quasyr, as well as numerous other areas of importance. In recent months, the Hurian military forces in concert with the Syrians and Iranians, have been able to make a number of considerable gains in the region. However, with the recent decision by the United States to potentially involve itself in the conflict, the Hurian government has authorized a military surge, raising the number of Hurian troops in Syria from 5,000 to 22,000. Recently, a wing of Hurian G-10 Tai jet fighters have been moved to Damascus Airport to protect the city in the event of American-led air strikes against the Syrian government.
==Overview==
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