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Kremlin-Script-font-by-Ease-Type-1.png' alt='Kremlin Pro Fonts' title='Kremlin Pro Fonts' />Is Russia preparing to attack US troops in Syria Russia has said its troops are prepared to fire on US positions in Syria if they come under attack by American backed soldiers again. The Kremlin accused US forces of twice firing on positions being occupied by the army of Bashar al Assad, which is fighting alongside Russian special forces to recapture the city of Deir Ezzor from ISIS. Moscow said the Syrian Democratic Forces, which are being supported by US troops on the ground, opened fire with artillery and mortars, though did not say when. If this happens again, those areas will be immediately suppressed with all military means, Russian commander Major General Igor Konashenkov said. Russian commanders in Syria have warned they will fire on positions occupied by the Syrian Democratic Forces, who are being supported by the US, if they are threatened pictured, a Russia sniper in SyriaMoscow said the SDF has twice fired on positions held by the Syrian Arab Army, which it is supporting, as they fight to recapture the city of Deir Ezzor from ISISThe SDF has taken up positions on the eastern shore of the Euphrates River, while the Syrian Arab Army has been fighting its way along the western shore. He added A representative of the U. S. military command was told in no uncertain terms that any attempts to open fire from areas where SDF fighters are located would be quickly shut down. Russia said SDF forces, which are mostly comprised of Kurdish Peoples Liberation Army battalions, had split away from fighting around ISISs de facto capital in Raqqa to join the battle in Deir Ezzor. The Syrian Arab Army, controlled by Assad, is currently fighting along the western shore of the Euphrates river and has pushed into the main city. Meanwhile the SDF has taken up positions on the opposite bank and are fighting towards the outlying town of Hussainiyah. Tensions in the region have been rising as the two armies push toward each other, bringing two world superpowers ever closer to direct conflict. Both President Trump and President Putin have insisted that their only goal in Syria is to eliminate ISIS, but that has not stopped the pair butting heads. The most serious incident took place earlier this year when Trump launched 6. Shayrat Airbase, which is controlled by Assad and had Russian troops stationed there at the time. The move was retaliation for a gas attack on the town of Khan Sheikhoun which the UN has said was perpetrated by the Assad regime. Earlier this week the Russian Defence Ministry  accused U. S. spies of initiating a jihadi offensive against government held parts of north west Syria. Both Russia and the US say their sole goal in Syria is the eradication of ISIS, but this has not stopped the two superpowers from butting heads. Major General Igor Konashenkov, commander of Russian forces in Syria, said any further aggression by the SDF will be immediately suppressed with all military meansThe Syrian Arab Army pictured is loyal to Bashar al Assad, while the SDF is mostly comprised of Kurdish Peoples Liberation Army battalions. Kremlin Pro Font LettersThe ministry said 2. Russian military policemen had been surrounded by jihadis as a result and that Russia had been forced to break them out. According to our information, U. S. intelligence services initiated the offensive to halt the successful advance of government troops to the east of Deir Ezzor, said Colonel General Sergei Rudskoi. The Syrian army, backed by Russian war planes, has captured about 1. Euphrates this month, reaching the Raqqa provincial border on Wednesday, the Syrian Observatory for Human Rights reported. Syrian troops also crossed to the eastern side of the river on Monday where the SDF has been advancing. Mueller Opens Criminal Investigation Into Clinton Fundraiser Tony Podesta in Russia Probe. The convergence of the rival offensives has increased tensions in Deir al Zor. The U. S. backed militia said on Saturday they had come under attack from Russian jets and Syrian government forces, something Moscow denied. On Monday, the SDF warned against any further Syrian army advances on the eastern riverbank, and Russias Defence Ministry said on Tuesday that the waters of the Euphrates had risen as soon as the Syrian army began crossing it, suggesting this could only have happened if upstream dams held by the U. S. backed opposition had been opened. Trump Attorney Says He Discussed Moscow Tower Deal With Trump During Campaign. Updated Aug. 2. 8, 2. ET. Michael Cohen, an attorney for the Trump Organization, discussed a prospective real estate deal in Moscow with. Donald Trump. on three occasions during the presidential campaign, Mr. Cohen said in an interview with The Wall Street Journal. In 2. 01. 5, Mr. Cohen said, he informed the then candidate that he was working on a licensing deal for a Trump Tower in Moscow. He subsequently asked for and received Mr. Kremlin Pro FonteioTrumps signature on a nonbinding letter of intent for the project in October 2. And in January 2. Komatsu Simulator Games. Mr. Cohen said each conversation was brief. Mr. Cohens communication with the president about the Moscow project may come under scrutiny because of a January 2. Mr. Cohen sent to Russian President. Vladimir Putins. 37375 fonts in 19903 font families. Free Fonts is your favorite free font site since 1998. Download fonts for Windows and Mac. Kalashnikov Concern, the Russian arms manufacturer best known for its eponymous line of rifles used by militaries and militants alike the world over, has developed a. Vulture has spent the past few months undertaking an exhaustive cataloguing of these conspiracy theories of pop culture. Music, film, literature, TV, and anything. In Western culture, the finger or the middle finger as in giving someone the middle finger or the bird or flipping someone off is an obscene hand gesture. Mr. Cohen said he didnt inform Mr. Trump that he had sent the email to the press official, Dmitry Peskov. He didnt respond when asked why he hadnt done so. In the email to Mr. Peskov, Mr. Cohen said communication between the Trump Organization and a Russia based company that was the prospective developer of the tower had stalled and said, As this project is too important, I am hereby requesting your assistance. I respectfully request someone, preferably you, contact me so that I might discuss the specifics as well as arranging meetings with the appropriate individuals. The email was sent to a broader press email address but was addressed to Mr. Peskov, according to a person familiar with the email. The email was reported by the Washington Post on Monday and was confirmed by a person familiar with the exchange. Mr. Cohen said in the Journal interview that he didnt recall receiving a response from Mr. Peskov and opted to abandon the project weeks later. Mr. Peskov didnt return a request for comment. The White House declined to comment and referred questions to Mr. Cohens attorney, who didnt immediately respond to requests for comment. Trump associates contacts with Russian officials have come under scrutiny as special counsel Robert Mueller investigates Moscows efforts to interfere with the U. S. presidential election, as well as whether Trump associates colluded in that effort. Mr. Trump has denied any collusion, and Moscow has denied U. S. intelligence agencies assessment that Russia interfered in the election. According to a January report from U. S.  intelligence agencies, Russias interference was directed at the highest levels of its government. Its tactics included hacking state election systems infiltrating and leaking information from party committees and disseminating through social media and other outlets negative stories about Democratic nominee. Hillary Clinton. and positive ones about Mr. Trump, the report said. Mr. Trumps awareness of his companys efforts to procure a business deal in Moscow, as described by Mr. Cohen, came during the campaign when he often praised Mr. Putin. In December 2. Moscow Trump Tower deal, Mr. Trump in an NBC interview compared Mr. Putin more favorably to then President. Barack Obama. Hes running his country and at least hes a leader, unlike what we have in this country, Mr. Trump said of Mr. Putin. Mr. Trump repeatedly denied any business ties to Russia, saying at a news conference in July 2. I have nothing to do with Russia. A spokesman for the Trump Organization said in a statement that Mr. Cohen abandoned the Moscow proposal in January 2. Mr. Cohen in a statement issued earlier Monday said he rejected the proposal because I lost confidence that the prospective licensee would be able to obtain the real estate, financing, and government approvals necessary to bring the proposal to fruition. Mr. Cohens email to Mr. Peskov is the latest example to surface of communications between Trump associates and Russian officials during the campaign. In July 2. 01. 6, Donald Trump Jr., the presidents eldest son, and senior campaign aides attended a meeting with a Russian lawyer to discuss allegedly damaging information about Mrs. Clinton they were told was being offered by the Russian government in support of the elder Mr. Trumps candidacy. The presidents son said the information provided wasnt helpful. Felix Sater, whom Mr. Trump hired in 2. Trump Organization, wrote in a November 2. Mr. Cohen that he planned to enlist the help of Mr. Putin. Our boy can become President of the USA and we can engineer it, he wrote. I will get all of Putins team to buy in on this, I will manage this process. The email was reported by the New York Times on Monday and confirmed by two people familiar with the exchange. Through an attorney, Mr. Sater confirmed in a statement that he put together a Moscow real estate proposal to build the worlds largest building and approached Mr. Cohen at the Trump Organization. During the course of our communications over several months, I routinely expressed my enthusiasm regarding what a tremendous opportunity this was for the Trump Organization. Ultimately, in January 2. Michael informed me that the Trump Organization decided not to move forward with the project, Mr. Sater said. He said he would have received no compensation from the Trump Organization if the project had moved forward. The Trump Organization on Monday turned both email exchanges over to the House Intelligence Committee, which is investigating the alleged Russian election meddling, a person familiar with the move said. In a statement provided to the committee, Mr. Cohen said he had emailed Mr. Peskov at the suggestion of Mr. Sater, since the proposal would require approvals within the Russian government that had not been issued. Mr. Cohen also said Mr. Sater constantly asked me to travel to Moscow to move the proposal forward, and also asked him to have Mr. Trump travel to Russia. Mr. Cohen said he told Mr. Sater Mr. Trump would not travel to Russia unless there was a definitive agreement in place. Mr. Cohen also said in the statement that he did not ask or brief Mr. Trump or his family members before opting to abandon the proposal. The decision to pursue the proposal initially, and later to abandon it, was unrelated to the Donald J. Trump for President Campaign, he said. Earlier this year, Mr. Sater worked with Mr. Cohen to try to get a Ukrainian parliament members proposal for peace with Russia to the White House. The proposal doesnt appear to have been passed on to Mr. Trump. Mr. Trump last year told the Journal he didnt know Mr. Sater well but for a time let him pitch deals as a consultant, none of which he liked. Byron Tau and Nathan Hodge contributed to this article. Write to Rebecca Ballhaus at Rebecca. Ballhauswsj. com.