Syrian Civil War and The future of Syria after liberation

battalion25 · Jan 20, 2026

Haz said:
The big problem is that they lost all that territory only because the current US president, at this specific time, has decided not to intervene on their behalf. There is absolutely no guarantee that this will not change in the future. As long as the YPG/PKK still exist, even in a very small confined area, they can always come storming back with help of Israeli or US air cover if they decided it's in their best interest to do so and rip Syria apart all over again. Which is practically a guarantee that this will happen in the future at some point if you leave something this tempting waiting in the open for Israel and future US administrations to exploit. That's what they've always done before and will continue to do, your best chance to prevent that is to take that option off the table entirely so they have no easy explosive situation to exploit or take advantage of.

It would be impossible to stop them if they decide they'll start giving them air support again, and as long as these traitors still exist in the country as organized armed groups, that will always be a very possible scenario. They will always be a very credible threat as long as they exist.

Come to think of it, Turkey definitely needs to step in and just finish this shit off if Sharaa is cowering to the US/Israel this close to the end game. They understand how dangerous these groups are to both of us and how close this threat is to being eliminated, they better step in and do something at this point.

Sharaa has the green light to take them out but he chose to give the Kurdish a relief in order for them to reorganize and join the gov´t. A mercy within the storm.

That choice is enitrely his and only his and it is on the Kurds to see the light and take the olive branch. He has not interest in harming the kurds but just unifying the country.

Sharaa is a staunch US ally and had always green light to take out the SDF. He was even told to go inside Lebanon he if wants back when he took Damascus which he declined and this came out in an interview.

Syria is gonna be the biggest US ally for decades to come

Haz · Jan 20, 2026

battalion25 said:
Sharaa has the green light to take them out but he chose to give the Kurdish a relief in order for them to reorganize and join the gov´t. A mercy within the storm.

That choice is enitrely his and only his and it is on the Kurds to see the light and take the olive branch. He has not interest in harming the kurds but just unifying the country.

Sharaa is a staunch US ally and had always green light to take out the SDF. He was even told to go inside Lebanon he if wants back when he took Damascus which he declined and this came out in an interview.

Syria is gonna be the biggest US ally for decades to come

This leans way too heavily into speculation. We don't know if he actually had the green light to go and take out the SDF as he pleased all this time, he may have been given that just a week ago when Trump wanted this situation settled for good diplomatically and saw the SDF deliberately doing everything it can to stonewall those efforts.

Right now he seems to be in the good graces of Trump specifically, but we know for a fact that the US bureaucracy and many in the US political elite hate people of Sharaa's stripe. Most especially, Israel hates his kind with a burning passion, and the US will always bow down to Israeli interests at the end of the day, if they see him becoming a real threat and want him gone, the US will oblige.

Saying Sharaa's government will maintain even neutral relationship with the US past Trump is just fairytale thinking. Imo, this is just a temporary bloom between the current US regime and Syria's. Things can, and likely will, turn for the worse in the future with Israeli meddling, they cannot stand or tolerate a functioning unified state as a neighbour that has the slightest potential of challenging their supremacy in the region or opposing their greater Israel project, which they are actively working on implementing.

The fact of the matter is, we all know a major conflict with Israel is in our near future unfortunately, it sucks that we can't catch a break, but we know this is coming. Their slow and steady incursion into south Syria will turn into a full blow invasion and occupation, and we need to have our shit together and prepare for that eventuality before then. This is why resolving this YPG/PKK issue quickly and permanently is vital. And the US will in no way be on our side at that time to fight off their Zionist masters. Anyone who thinks this temporary alignment will last long is pretty deluded imo, its going to be short term, I can guarantee it. My guess is once they neutralize Iran, Israel biggest focus right now, we're next, and the US will not be our ally in that fight, thats for sure.

battalion25 · Jan 20, 2026

Haz said:
This leans way too heavily into speculation. We don't know if he actually had the green light to go and take out the SDF as he pleased all this time, he may have been given that just a week ago when Trump wanted this situation settled for good diplomatically and saw the SDF deliberately doing everything it can to stonewall those efforts.

Right now he seems to be in the good graces of Trump specifically, but we know for a fact that the US bureaucracy and many in the US political elite hate people of Sharaa's stripe. Most especially, Israel hates his kind with a burning passion, and the US will always bow down to Israeli interests at the end of the day, if they see him becoming a real threat and want him gone, the US will oblige.

Saying Sharaa's government will maintain even neutral relationship with the US past Trump is just fairytale thinking. Imo, this is just a temporary bloom between the current US regime and Syria's. Things can, and likely will, turn for the worse in the future with Israeli meddling, they cannot stand or tolerate a functioning unified state as a neighbour that has the slightest potential of challenging their supremacy in the region or opposing their greater Israel project, which they are actively working on implementing.

The fact of the matter is, we all know a major conflict with Israel is in our near future unfortunately, it sucks that we can't catch a break, but we know this is coming. Their slow and steady incursion into south Syria will turn into a full blow invasion and occupation, and we need to have our shit together and prepare for that eventuality before then. This is why resolving this YPG/PKK issue quickly and permanently is vital. And the US will in no way be on our side at that time to fight off their Zionist masters. Anyone who thinks this temporary alignment will last long is pretty deluded imo, its going to be short term, I can guarantee it. My guess is once they neutralize Iran, Israel biggest focus right now, we're next, and the US will not be our ally in that fight, thats for sure.

You are way to paranoid to see the clear picture.

Syria will experience atleast 20-30 years of peace from here on out.

This generations wars is over here and now. This is the final chapter for them and Syria will not see another conflict for about another 20-30 years from now and maybe even more

battalion25 · Jan 20, 2026

Persian Gulf · Jan 21, 2026

no way this is real, right? lol

hodor · Jan 21, 2026

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no way this is real, right? lol

Are you mocking the growing a beard?

I don't see anything to mock in this picture.

Persian Gulf · Jan 21, 2026

hodor said:
Are you mocking the growing a beard?

I don't see anything to mock in this picture.

I am afraid that I saw this picture and now I cannot unsee it

if you are telling me you do not see any similarities or understand why it's funny I do not believe you

shapurzolaktaf · Jan 21, 2026

Persian Gulf said:
I am afraid that I saw this picture and now I cannot unsee it

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if you are telling me you do not see any similarities or understand why it's funny I do not believe you

TBH I think it's SDF propaganda.

The real one should be him:

_Arabia_ · Jan 21, 2026

The usual backwardness from the usual suspects.

Goodbye to their terrorist separatist cult project.

I forgot how disliked the Kurds are by the Assyrians who they committed genocide against and whose traditional lands they have encroached upon.

_Arabia_ · Jan 21, 2026

@The SC @Haz @Falcon29

_Arabia_ · Jan 21, 2026

I believe that he is of Lebanese Arab origin. Knows the region and who to back. Good.
Looks like an Arab grandpa in a way.

Confirmed:

Tom Barrack - Wikipedia

en.wikipedia.org

Barrack's grandparents were Lebanese Christians who immigrated in 1900 to the United States from Zahlé.<a href="https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tom_Barrack#cite_note-WashPo11oct17-14">[14]</a><a href="https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tom_Barrack#cite_note-forbes-15">[15]</a>

Our Arab Jew is crying. His project is collapsing, just like in Yemen.

"The dominoes are falling..The collapse of the chaos plans aimed at fragmenting the countries of the region, and the rise of the single national state from Syria to Yemen."

The retardation reaches new heights:

_Arabia_ · Jan 21, 2026

Our brother and agent has put an stop to this backward fantasy project.

"The Americans have officially announced the end of the SDF.. For all those who were banking on the SDF in Syria and seeing it as a spearhead.. Has the message arrived yet or not?"

@Foinikas

Very stupid to see Greece, a country and people that has far much more in common with the Arab world (ancient ties) + geography next door, align themselves with the Zionists due to inflated fear of Turkiye (fellow NATO member - never going to attack Greece or vice versa most likely). Very stupid. The Jews cannot give you anything (other than more expensive Western weapons repacked as "Israeli") and will eat you and spit you out again if necessary. You are a goyim. At least you have fellow Christians (Arab Christians) among the Arabs.

KSA alone can offer Greece more economically. Jewish tourists are also notoriously cheap while Saudi Arabians are some of the biggest spenders and most generous tourists. Big mistake, even though Greece just took part (along with Pakistan, US, Britain, France, Turkiye and many others) in an Air Force exercise in KSA.

Same story with Greek Cyprus. Another neighbor of ours. Stupid policy.

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Bharatah · Jan 21, 2026

_Arabia_ said:
Our brother and agent has put an stop to this backward fantasy project.

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"The Americans have officially announced the end of the SDF.. For all those who were banking on the SDF in Syria and seeing it as a spearhead.. Has the message arrived yet or not?"

As I've already said (in other topics), this is only (for now) to create an army of ISIS terrorists to attack Iran. When Trump leaves, whoever comes in will dismantle it and return with the Kurdish agenda. They will say that al-Johlani has to leave (just as they created Bin Laden and Saddam, they created al-Johlani) and the media will show all of al-Johlani's past crimes as well as those he will still commit, justifying his departure from the Syrian government (in a future "democratic party" government as Michelle Obama).

These "cycles" have been used by the US for decades and aim to confuse people, but it's all planned by military analysts.

NOTE: They did the same thing in the 80s, putting Saddam in power in Iraq to attack Iran. Saddam failed and was betrayed by the US government in the Gulf War, where the American government (Ronald Reagan) had told him to put troops in Kuwait, but with his departure and the arrival of Bush Sr., Saddam was betrayed and thrown to the wolves. This will be the fate of al-Johlani.

HAIDER · Jan 21, 2026

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wonder why Aljazeera tweet this old video ......this is not a recent video.

hasssanali8998 · Jan 21, 2026

battalion25 said:
This is strange post. That man has actully fashioned his hair and wearing that beard and he has trimmed it.

But the fact that this is posted by someone ruled by the Ayatullah himself is just strange

These are not or were not the Sports ministers of IRAN but the two most senior leaders of the country.

idk man these people look like normal humans , but that guy really does look like a monkey

like common

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