Syrian Civil War and The future of Syria after liberation

[Haz]

Syrian Government announced two humanitarian corridors to supply and relieve trapped civilians in need, in the region of Ayn Al-Arab and Hasakah.

I don't see how this is helping the government genocide all the Kurds. It's not adding up.
It's almost like the PKK is lying about the genocide narrative for propaganda purposes. Weird.

 

[Haz]

Qutayba Idlibi, Director of the U.S. Affairs Department at the Ministry of Foreign Affairs:

The Syrian Democratic Forces are requesting that the government return to them what they lost on the ground at the hands of the local community, including Deir Ezzor and Raqqa.

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Great news. I hope they demand the entire country. Maybe then the spineless Sharaa will finally stop his pathetic and weak behaviour of constantly appeasing the terrorist group that hates Syria and massacres its civilians for fun, and grows the balls to finally finish the job that was almost completely done for him by the tribes and locals.

 

[Haz]

Extend them an olive branch, and they will burn it and throw it back in your face. This is the cost of weak leadership from Sharaa. He gave them an extended unilateral ceasefire for another 15 days, and the terrorist group took it as a sign of weakness to kill more people immediately.

Violations that have been reported just in the past 12 hours after a new one sided appeasement ceasefire was granted again:

-The killing of Farhan Ali Al-Farhan, shot by SDF snipers in the Al-Aziziya neighborhood of Hasaka.
-The killing of Basel Mohammad Al-Hannawi, after PKK militants opened indiscriminate fire on civilian homes in Al-Ghariqa village, Qamishli countryside, Hasaka province.
-Artillery shelling targeting the villages of Tal Ahmad, Tal Ahmar Farm, and Al-Qubba in the surroundings of Ain Al-Arab (Kobani), eastern Aleppo countryside.
-Raids and arbitrary arrests of civilians in several villages around Darbasiyah, north of Hasaka.
-A tight siege and sniper fire against anyone attempting to leave the towns ofAl-Ja‘da, Al-Qubba, Tal Ahmar villages, Tal Ahmar Farm, Al-Qasimiya, and Jaqal Wيران, south of Ain Al-Arab (Kobani), placing thousands of civilians under direct threat.

The video shows rising smoke moments ago following militia shelling on the Ain Al-Arab axes.

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Will Jolani do anything, or will he look away again as more civilians are attacked and killed? We'll see.

 

[The SC]

From inside the SDF headquarters in Al-Shaddadi
Tanks, armored vehicles and various weapons

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[The SC]

Extend them an olive branch, and they will burn it and throw it back in your face. This is the cost of weak leadership from Sharaa. He gave them an extended unilateral ceasefire for another 15 days, and the terrorist group took it as a sign of weakness to kill more people immediately.

Violations that have been reported just in the past 12 hours after a new one sided appeasement ceasefire was granted again:

-The killing of Farhan Ali Al-Farhan, shot by SDF snipers in the Al-Aziziya neighborhood of Hasaka.
-The killing of Basel Mohammad Al-Hannawi, after PKK militants opened indiscriminate fire on civilian homes in Al-Ghariqa village, Qamishli countryside, Hasaka province.
-Artillery shelling targeting the villages of Tal Ahmad, Tal Ahmar Farm, and Al-Qubba in the surroundings of Ain Al-Arab (Kobani), eastern Aleppo countryside.
-Raids and arbitrary arrests of civilians in several villages around Darbasiyah, north of Hasaka.
-A tight siege and sniper fire against anyone attempting to leave the towns ofAl-Ja‘da, Al-Qubba, Tal Ahmar villages, Tal Ahmar Farm, Al-Qasimiya, and Jaqal Wيران, south of Ain Al-Arab (Kobani), placing thousands of civilians under direct threat.

The video shows rising smoke moments ago following militia shelling on the Ain Al-Arab axes.

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Will Jolani do anything, or will he look away again as more civilians are attacked and killed? We'll see.

The end benefit is for Syria; removing the prisoners, removing the Russians, removing the Americans, arranging and securing the new cities and handing them over to public security, and advancing the military teams to the line of fire.

The army must rest, prepare its reinforcements, rearrange its priorities, and resting its soldiers who fought for a week to liberate huge area as big as the state of Croatia is not an easy matter.. Two pockets remained besieged and monitored until they organize their rear lines, which were previously the front lines

This also earns the Syrian government points with America, as the transfer of the 7,000 ISIS detainees is still ongoing, and even the transfer of Russian personnel and equipment from Qamishli to Hmeimim continues.

A 15-day truce wouldn't make a big difference for a militia that abandoned its tunnels and fortifications

But for an army with the organization of divisions and above, it will be of great importance and give it comfort in removing explosives and searching for those hiding. There are still Kassadians of the rank of commander and group leader. Today, one of them was arrested in a house and 6 on a farm in the countryside of Raqqa.

 

[Haz]

The end benefit is for Syria; removing the prisoners, removing the Russians, removing the Americans, arranging and securing the new cities and handing them over to public security, and advancing the military teams to the line of fire.

The army must rest, prepare its reinforcements, rearrange its priorities, and resting its soldiers who fought for a week to liberate huge area as big as the state of Croatia is not an easy matter.. Two pockets remained besieged and monitored until they organize their rear lines, which were previously the front lines

This also earns the Syrian government points with America, as the transfer of the 7,000 ISIS detainees is still ongoing, and even the transfer of Russian personnel and equipment from Qamishli to Hmeimim continues.

A 15-day truce wouldn't make a big difference for a militia that abandoned its tunnels and fortifications

But for an army with the organization of divisions and above, it will be of great importance and give it comfort in removing explosives and searching for those hiding. There are still Kassadians of the rank of commander and group leader. Today, one of them was arrested in a house and 6 on a farm in the countryside of Raqqa.

Most of the fighting, and dying was done by tribesmen, not the MOD soldiers. They army is well rested and energized, that I'm certain of. And they've been bringing reinforcements and building up for more than a week at the front lines. Not to mention, the Syrian-Iraqi border has been left completely open where thousands of foreign PKK fighters have been filmed flooding in from the KRG in the past few days alone, and now they have 2 more weeks to keep on adding more.

That's what's so illogical, that area can easily be taken and sealed within a day. It's sparsely populated and they are not far from being able to close it off completely, but so far, for some stupid reason, did not make it a priority before implementing this unilateral one sided ceasefire again. Makes no sense to leave that area open like that when it can easily be secured. Just way too much leniency and hesitation on a terrorist group that is there to destroy and divide the country and people.

 

[The SC]

Urgent - SDF tried to communicate with the Gulf states during the past 4 days to mediate with the state. All countries refused to deal with it and recently expelled SDF representatives from the Gulf states.
It's settled!

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[Haz]

More and more violations, we're not even a day past the new extension he gifted them:

Operations Authority in the Syrian Arab Army:
- The SDF organization breaches the ceasefire agreement and targets Syrian Arab Army deployment sites around the Ain al-Arab area with more than 25 FPV-type suicide drones.
- This escalation by the organization led to the destruction of 4 army vehicles.
- The SDF organization also targeted the M4 road and surrounding villages several times, resulting in injuries to a number of civilians.
- Continuing its systematic detention policy against the local population, the SDF organization besieged some families around al-Sheikh village with the aim of arresting their sons, which developed into clashes with some of the locals and injuries among them.
- The Syrian Arab Army is currently studying its field options in response to the targeting of the local population and its deployment sites, and we will do what is necessary.

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Now I see what he is doing. He's implementing the wildly successful Iranian IRGC tactic of "Strategic Patience". Now it makes sense, very smart strategy for sure, never fails. lol

 

[Haz]

More strategic patience, working out well so far.

"Airstrikes with suicide drones on Sirrin areas by the SDF militia led to the martyrdom of a girl child and a number of injuries"

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[Unknowntruth]

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[Haz]

PKK taking the entire city hostage in Ayn Al-Arab

"Urgent | "Al-Ikhbariya": Residents in the city of #Ain_al-Arab in Aleppo are forced to flee via fishing boats as a result of the "QSD" (SDF) siege on the city and their prevention from exiting to areas under the control of the Syrian Arab Army"

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[Bharatah]

As predicted, Syria has descended into total chaos. Just as the US used allies in Afghanistan and abandoned them, in Syria it did the same, flushing Kurds down the toilet.

 

[Unknowntruth]

As predicted, Syria has descended into total chaos. Just as the US used allies in Afghanistan and abandoned them, in Syria it did the same, flushing Kurds down the toilet.

Kurds are to blame for allowing themselves to be used in order to fragment countries. Syria needs to be made whole and the Syrian people have every right to refuse to be divided and weakened. Syrian government need to ensure the safety and rights of the Kurdish people also as they restore sovereignty over their land.

 

[Haz]

Big updates: Northeast Hasakah front has reactivated. Heavy fighting at Al-Safa village and in the outskirts of Al-Jawaidiyah. Both villages are extremely strategic, as controlling them cuts the only roads leading from the Semalka KRG/Iraq crossing to Qamishli or any parts of the Hasakah, effectively trapping PKK foreign terrorists near the border region of Syria-Iraq with no easy way to get any deeper into the country.

Al-Safa village, which was liberated by tribesmen earlier, has been attacked and shelled by YPG/PKK causing civilian deaths, with many fleeing their homes. MOD forces are now moving in to secure it and are in heavy engagements with the terrorists around the village to stop the shelling of the town.

Heavy fighting in Al-Safa village

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Al-Safa liberated by the tribesmen, but still under shelling by YPG/PKK

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Civilians injured and killed in Al-Safa village due to heavy shelling by YPG/PKK

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Civilians fleeing Al-Safa

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https://x.com/althawra_sy/status/2015801940504981645
https://x.com/Sana__gov/status/2015828537282802018

Heavy fighting in the outskirts of Al-Jawaidiyah village
https://x.com/bashaer165/status/2015856023387463820
https://x.com/idleb_online/status/2015855556917960770

Geographic importance of the two towns:

 

[Haz]

SAA is trying to sever the one final route connecting Semalka crossing with Iraq and the rest of Hasakah province to prevent anymore foreign PKK terrorists from being able to come in and reinforce the YPG/PKK entrenched in Hasakah city and Qamishli.

"Syria Now correspondent: The Syrian army is shelling SDF positions in the Jawadiya Dam and Bab al-Hadid Dam in Qamishli countryside, Hasakah province."

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Finally doing what I've been hoping they'd at least do before the ceasefire was implemented. They had to cut off the ability of foreign terrorists from coming in from Iraq to reinforce the ones already in Syria. Good to see they are wisening up a bit now.