Syrian Civil War and The future of Syria after liberation

[hasssanali8998]

PKK/YPG terrorists commit another massacre in Ayn Al-Arab.
22 young men and teens in civilian clothes with hands tied behind their back, all lined up and murdered. Video is from PKK, claiming they are "terrorists", despite all wearing local civilian clothes and bound.

They were arrested a day before, so definitely not combatant. We give these animals every opportunity to lay down arms peacefully and stop the senseless violence, and they take it as a green light to go and commit more massacres against civilians in cold blood. Sharaa has lost the plot.
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Video: warning, very graphic
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pls use the spoiler feature next time , i have seen enough isis videos for a lifetime

 

[Haz]

pls use the spoiler feature next time , i have seen enough isis videos for a lifetime

You mean for the preview image in the body post or the X link to the video evidence? I did add a warning for the video link.

 

[hasssanali8998]

You mean for the preview image in the body post or the X link to the video evidence? I did add a warning for the video link.

Yes pls add spoiler ,

 

[Haz]

Yes pls add spoiler ,

Ok I will try

 

[Sinan]

The yellow are Kurdish settlements and it is from the 2004 consensus.

I think this map will be irrelevant when Syrian army takes over. Many Kurds will fled to Northern Iraq. I'm not implying an ethnic cleansing but something to similar what happened when Azeribaijan liberated Karadag from Armenians.

Also in the long term it will cause Barzanis problem since Kurds in Syria worships Öcalan however that's not same in KRG in Iraq.

 

[Sinan]

BTW, I do wonder what the Turkish Arabs are thinking right across the border. Some minority of Turkish Kurds were seen protesting recent events. The Turkish Arabs in this part of Turkiye/Syria border region, are the same people like across the border in Syria and Iraq. I hope that they can somehow pressure Erdogan to do the right thing here. After all Erdogan's wife, if I recall, is a Turkish Arab from this region of Turkiye.

At the moment Türkiye is coordinating with Syria. Our defence minister for 3 times said that if Syria wants help from Türkiye, Türkiye will reply by any means necessary.

However, Syrians didn't asked for help. They always have that option in their pocket.

Turkish Arabs are not like Turkish Kurds. They are chill people. Not much tribalism like in Syria. They are not very different from Turks.

 

[Sinan]

Hundreds of PKK terrorists are now streaming over the border from KRG Iraq into Syria. Sharaa's constant leniency is going to cost him and us much more than it really should have. Stupid move to implement a ceasefire without securing the entire border first, they are using the 4 day ceasefire period to reinforce and regroup, not to negotiate an integration, they have no intention of actually following through on their commitments from the signed agreement. It's always been a ploy to buy more time so they can catch their breath. What a stupid decision.

"New videos document the arrival of fighters from the Kurdistan Workers' Party from Bashur in the Kurdistan Region of Iraq to Al-Hasakah in Syria"

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Don't be harsh on Sharaa. He has many things to factor in. 4 day ceasefire thingy probably come from the US side, for transfering ISIS members to Iraq and possibly US troop withdraval.

North East part of the Syria is all plains. Attacker has the advantage there. Doesn't matter how many terrorists comes to defend it.

 

[Foinikas]

Honestly its better for the Kurds to return the southern zargos region of iran where they originate from. They spread into the wider region as refugees and today they try to thieve the lands.

They are the kind of people that if 2 million of them fled to Pakistan as refugees, within 10 years they will claim parts of Pakistan as Kurdistan. Commit acts of sedition and terrorism and then cry to the world that they are oppressed. I think everyone in the region is done with them.

Do you see the irony here? Same thing happened with the Turks. They came from Central Asia, spread to the wider area,took Anatolia,forcefully settled in the levant and northern Mesopotamia,the Balkans.





"And today they try to thieve the lands"

 

[battalion25]

Do you see the irony here? Same thing happened with the Turks. They came from Central Asia, spread to the wider area,took Anatolia,forcefully settled in the levant and northern Mesopotamia,the Balkans.

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It could have been a nice post but he never said the US were the enemies and said the greeks were hence your offense is slight invention and exaggeration.

Everything else was good especially him romanticising the ottoman lands of yesterday

 

[Foinikas]

It could have been a nice post but he never said the US were the enemies and said the greeks were

What? He was talking about Kurds.

 

[Sinan]

What? He was talking about Kurds.

Some how you are able to derail every thread that you post in. Always making it about Greece.

 

[Foinikas]

Some how you are able to derail every thread that you post in. Always making it about Greece.

He mentioned Kurds and how they should go back to the Zagros mountains because they came from there and spread and now claim lands as theirs. I pointed out the irony since he is a Turk and Turks did the exact same thing,came from Central Asia,spread in the Middle-East and Balkans and now claim lands as theirs. Including,as we've seen,Gaza,
Aleppo,Kirkuk,Mosul,Al Quds...places which Erdogan and Bahçeli claim "were taken away from us".

 

[battalion25]

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[Ali_Baba]

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There is far more bravery involved in getting onto those planes given their state of repair, then jumping out of the back I reckon !!!

 

[GoatsMilk]

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Remember Muslims, when the western media creates a hero in the middle east, that hero is always their little devil.