Gentlemen, don't you know where S-300 are hidden? Russia and Syria too …

In recent days only who didn't make comments on a question of delivery of the well-known Russian systems of Air Defenсe S-300 to Syria: opinions on this matter marked out all who feel like it, from the Minister of Defence of Israel to U.S. State Department, not mentioning the smaller experts, politicians and simply demagogues.

S-300 is the Air Defence complex which hasn't equal. Also won't have rivals in area of defeat of air targets still very long. On Thursday, May 30 the Syrian president Bashar Assad declared that Syria already received the first lot of Antiaircraft Rocket Launcher S-300 from Russia and after a while the remained lot will arrive to the country too.

And right here the original hysterics began from the USA, Israel and also the European Union which, by the way, just allowed the deliveries of arms of so-called “Syrian insurgents”…

One said that complexes already have arrived. Others that they didn’t arrive yet. The third threatened that if will arrive (and here all were frightened) so they will strike on them that there will be no wet place from S-300…

The confusion in general series of the hysterical adjusted was brought by statements of some mass media and certain officials from whom in any way it was impossible to understand where imperceptible S-300 wander: whether they didn't leave the borders of Russia yet, whether somewhere in the sea, whether already in Syria …

Possibly, it is necessary to be absolutely stupid to imagine a picture of arrival of S-300 to Syria approximately in the following way: under a roar of orchestras in the bright sunny day in port of Tartus these complexes go down from the deck of the Russian landing ships and under enthusiastic shouts of crowd as on parade go to places of the constant dislocation …

No, if it there were the armies of the United States of America, everything would be exactly so. But …

Russians always were unsurpassed masters of masking. It was recognized by the German generals during the Second World War. It was recognized by Americans during the war in Vietnam. It is known in Israel after the Arab-Israeli conflicts.

Even with much less air defence mobile complexes like S-125 and S-75 the Soviet fighting calculations managed to force down the enemy planes and not to get under the blow. What then to speak about S-300PMU, the time of expansion or folding doesn't exceed 5(!) minutes …

And if still to remember how the USA, in Cuba, absolutely suddenly had also the rockets with nuclear charges and the air defence complexes in the early sixties the last century?

Someone can say that then wasn't neither prospecting satellites, nor pilotless. It is valid so. But the history of military art knows many examples when against the most perfect methods of conducting the wars there were not less perfect methods of counteraction.

Soviet big landing ships are not any “Mistrals”. They possess opportunity to land even the heaviest equipment on not equipped coast. Thus, if S-300 would appear (or already appeared) in Syria, nobody will know about it.

Because they will land (if didn't land any more) only at night. And the march to a place of fighting work will make in a night-time too with observance of measures of the strictest masking. Besides the part of equipment and the equipment in general could arrive by an air way …

No, someone will know about unloading, probably. But not about S-300, but about the well-known inflatable models of these complexes …

After all S-300 go to Syria not to frighten and not to be promoted.

They go to be at war and reflect the blows of great “democratizators”.

So it is absolutely necessary to know to fans of no-fly zones where they are. When they will make a raid then learn about such “pleasant” surprise. It will occur only when the scorched fragments would fell from the sky, the domes of parachutes will blossom and many F-16 and other carriers of “democracy” won't come back to bases, “human rights” in the form of rockets, shells, bombs and other various explosives.

By the way, they say that the Russian antiaircraft gunners are very hospitable. They are able to lay well a table and to welcome the guests as it is necessary, in the best Russian traditions.