Foinikas
Elite Member
I wouldn't be surprised if that happened.
Syrian Civil War and The future of Syria after liberation
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Shags101
Trusted Member
People are so focused on the Kurds who were never openly thinking of war with jolani versus the Druze with Israel backing financially and militarily are openly looking to go to war with jolani with Israel backing curious if the Druze declare independence with a state backed by America and Israel and declare war with jolani if he enters their newfound state will turkey back jolani against and Israeli attack real possibility
battalion25
Registered Member
LMAO! The delulu from the former Assadists trash.
I am gonna tell you right now and here? Syria will not go anywhere and if Israel was to miscalculate here against Syria and enter an all out war with Syria and Turkey it will be the end of Israel as we know. Because if they miscaluclate it won´t be a skirmish conflict it will be either them or the Syrian-Turks who remain on their land period there will be nothing in between it will be all or nothing.
Israel couldn´t defeat Hamas inside a small enclave smaller then one district in Islamabad a war with Syria is gonna be on a whole new scale that even they don´t realize yet. The most battle hardened people are from Syria and historically the Syrians are the most warrior like people in the entire Middle east. One Syrian is equal to 100 other middle eastern. They are second to the Afghans only when it comes to stubborness and just having that never give up attitude and always go the end and there is not any amount of weapons that can undo the Syrian stubborness and fighting spirit.
The best case scenario for Israel is to not miscalculate or do any misadvantures forcing the Syrians into war and giving them no other alternatives but to fight them until the end but best case is sign the peace-treaty with them or a non-aggression treaty and leave them be because it is mostly in the benefit of Israel that way and not the other way around.
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eIsQengiz
Registered Member
Iraq cannot seriously claim to be “ousting Americans” while its political system remains captured by foreign influence. The Iraqi people themselves are not free to decide their future. What we are seeing is largely political theatrics. If the Iraqi regime genuinely wanted to remove American influence, it would first need to step aside and allow the Iraqi people to govern themselves free from Iranian control.
As for the Taliban–Pakistan conflict, the root cause is well known: the Durand Line, drawn by the British in 1893, which split the Pashtun people into two states. This was a classic colonial strategy dividing communities with shared history and identity, then leaving behind unstable borders and systems of indirect rule. When resistance to British exploitation became unmanageable, failed, or too costly, Britain was infamous for withdrawing while deliberately maintaining instability. This approach left weakened states that remained vulnerable to external influence. The British used this model across Asia and Africa to keep regions fragmented, weak, and dependent.
Finally, complaints about attacks on diplomats coming from Iran sound ironic. Iranian history includes repeated violations of diplomatic normsfrom the 1979 U.S. embassy hostage crisis to attacks on British and Saudi embassies in recent years. Even earlier history records the killing of foreign envoys with disastrous consequences. Tradition recounts that the Sassanian ruler Khosrow tore up the Prophet Muhammad’s peace be upon him message, an act for which Muhammad (peace be upon him) prayed against Iran, saying, "May it be torn to pieces like a torn letter". Similarly, the killing of envoys sent by Genghis Khan’s court provoked devastating Mongol retaliation against Iran.
hyperman
INT'L MOD
Western intelligence sources allege Turkiye is attempting to install a radar system in Syria——According to The Jerusalem Post, Turkiye has recently been working to install radar systems on Syrian territory, a move confirmed by two Western intelligence sources. The report says this push comes as tensions rise between Israel and Turkiye over Ankara’s growing presence inside Syria.The Jerusalem Post notes that positioning Turkish radars in Syria would drastically limit the Israeli Air Force’s so-called operational freedom. These systems could track Israeli activity during missions, including recent airstrikes, reducing Israel’s ability to move freely through Syrian airspace and potentially compromising future operations.
I didn't realize it was possible for "The Cradle" to say anything positive about Turkey. lol
I didn't realize it was possible for "The Cradle" to say anything positive about Turkey. lol
Foinikas
Elite Member
What's the positive thing they said?
mulj
Trusted Member
As expected, decisive events about sdf about to happen, erdogan visit to iran, now this, things are moving at faster pace.
Personally i do not think that radars will be deployed before north of the syria is secured as whole once it is achieved i assume AD/radars will go in geographical leaps mode.
Ali_Baba
VIP Member
Turkiye should install the S400 into Syria, hell even "sell" it to Syria. Would solve 2 problems in one go of the USA not wanting Turkiye to operate the S400, and for Syria to start to re-establish an effective IADS.
mulj
Trusted Member
It will not happen before they develope their domestic solution with ABM capabilities in any form, that s400 is all they have in that regard.
