Zionist war : Syrian Army regains control of several key positions in Aleppo, Idlib
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trying to take Aleppo from HTS, now that the government forces have retreated...
KingQamaR
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If you are interested brothers on here , the defense of the city Aleppo was commanded by a Russian general whose tank convoys were destroyed in 2022 in the attempt to take the Ukrainian city of Kharkov, which is located near the border. Now it is clear why the city was surrendered so quickly.
Hamartia Antidote
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Obviously the Ukrainian War is siphoning out Russia's top commanders from Syria.
KingQamaR
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Moral of the story never trust outsiders to fight your dirty little civil war. All of Russian Wagner’s and Soldiers pulled out are in Ukraine now. Assad was left alone.
Bharatah
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Terrorist Offensive in Aleppo Reeks of US and Israeli Involvement - Expert
The sudden escalation in Syria where anti-government groups launched a sudden offensive towards Aleppo betrays the involvement of several foreign powers, including Israel and the United States, says Seyed Mohammad Marandi, political analyst and professor at Tehran University.
“We see thousands of foreign fighters affiliated to al-Qaeda* from across Central Asia,” Marandi tells Sputnik. “They've been mobilized and well trained to carry out this assault.”
The offensive, he points out, takes place “literally a day after Netanyahu said he needs the ceasefire in order to deal with the so-called Iranian threat,” and it appears that the goal of this offensive is “to cut off Syria from the Axis of Resistance in order to isolate Lebanon.”
“Obviously, this is being done in coordination with the United States. The whole dirty war in Syria since 2011 was led by the United States,” Marandi adds. “We know that Jake Sullivan back then, who is now the national security adviser of Biden, said in an email to Hillary Clinton on February 12th, 2012, that in Syria, al Qaeda is on our side.”
Given the long history of the US’ association with terrorist groups in the region and previous efforts by Washington to “create a Salafist entity between Syria and Iraq to isolate Syria,” there is no doubt that the United States and its allies “are a part of this conspiracy against Syria,” the analyst concludes.
That said, Marandi identifies the government of Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu as the “number one beneficiary” of the current crisis in Aleppo.
“Netanyahu needs war, and he only accepted a ceasefire under a great deal of pressure. So no one has faith in the Israelis. The Israelis have always violated commitments,” Marandi says. “After all, it is carrying out a holocaust in Gaza, a regime that carries out the Holocaust and continues to do so in front of the eyes of the world after 14 months is not a regime that can be trusted for anything.”
Syrian military expert Mahmoud Abdel Salyam offers a similar take on the subject, blaming Israel for the current crisis and claiming that Tel Aviv’s plans threaten the security situation in the region.
“Israel essentially wants to solidify its position in the region after the ceasefire in Lebanon,” he says. “So Tel Aviv has no intention of stopping – it wants to sow discord among the other players in the region and to force them to react to such challenges.”
Salyam does note, however, that other global players who are interested in “changing the power balance in the Middle East” will undoubtedly capitalize on this situation.
“Some countries, for example, may use the weakening of the Arab republic to bolster their influence by supporting radical and extremist groups that Israel tries to use in Syria,” he says. “But such dangerous actions will lead to unpredictable consequences, for these countries and for their allies.”
KingQamaR
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Turkey recognises HTS as a terrorist organisation since 2018 and Turkey tries to normalise its relations with Assad for 1,5 years. I think this offensive is HTS's own decision.
Sparten
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The Iranis really have been exposed this past 14 months. All bark.
diaspora
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How did you arrive at that conclusion? I have both Sunnis and Shias in my family and I respect the rights of both parties to practice their faith.
What you're saying is the Sunnis have extremists in the form of ISIS but the Shias are innocent and the Liwa Zainebiyoun is handing out roses? Have you been following the sectarian violence in Pak? Here's a starter:
Men held for street crime part of sectarian killing network: Karachi CTD
Outlawed Zainebiyoun Brigade accused of killing 13 people over a period of six months in garb of mugging.
www.dawn.com
Also to your last point I do not have to choose terrorists. I reject them all as heretics and the worst kind of people. Be they ISIS or Zainebiyoun. You too should condemn religious extremism and terrorism as well. In all its forms. There is no good terrorist.
Mobius
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Excellent post!
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It is time for an honest discussion about Turkey’s role in destabilizing the Middle East.
Erdogan’s foreign policy began as a bold, rebellious, neo-Ottoman vision—an ambitious attempt to restore Turkey’s influence over former Ottoman territories. However, this vision was eventually co-opted to serve Western interests in the region. What proved intolerable to the West, however, was Erdogan’s growing hostility toward Israel, exemplified by incidents like the Mavi Marmara crisis.
The turning point came in 2016. On a fateful night, Erdogan found himself on the brink of elimination during the coup attempt. Forced to plead with his people over FaceTime—appearing like a character pulled from a bad parody—he narrowly escaped an assassination attempt by commandos at his resort in Marmaris. That night, the old Erdogan died.
The message from the West was clear: opposition to Israel’s agenda was unacceptable. Erdogan capitulated almost immediately. Since then, his resistance has been reduced to little more than hollow rhetoric. His behavior over the past 13 months underscores this transformation. Despite fiery speeches, Turkey continued to supply oil to Israel without interruption, and Erdogan has worked to undermine Assad—one of Israel’s staunchest adversaries in the region.
Critics are right to point out that the United States and Israel benefit most from these developments. Yet, their success would have been far harder to achieve without Turkey’s willing participation. Turkey has become a hub for militant state-sponsored Islamism, with its influence stretching from Syria through Central Asia to China’s Xinjiang region.
It is Turkey that targets so-called “Turkish brother nations” with a toxic blend of radical Islamism, revisionist history, pan-Turkism, and victimhood propaganda. This strategy not only extends Turkey’s influence but also radicalizes individuals, turning them into tools for Western geopolitical objectives. The infamous Crocus terrorist attack in Moscow, for instance, was traced back to Turkish training camps.
Meanwhile, the jihadis left festering in Idlib have been unleashed once more, spreading chaos across Syria as they did a decade ago. This chaos is not incidental—it is cultivated, supported, and funded by the Turkish state. Under Erdogan, Turkey has become the world’s largest state sponsor of terrorism, a willing accomplice in advancing the U.S. Empire’s objectives in the region.The rest of Erdogan’s posturing is mere theater—smoke and mirrors designed to deceive only those still willing to believe in a dream that has long since died.
From Moscow to Beijing, it’s time to face this reality.
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It is time for an honest discussion about Turkey’s role in destabilizing the Middle East.
Erdogan’s foreign policy began as a bold, rebellious, neo-Ottoman vision—an ambitious attempt to restore Turkey’s influence over former Ottoman territories. However, this vision was eventually co-opted to serve Western interests in the region. What proved intolerable to the West, however, was Erdogan’s growing hostility toward Israel, exemplified by incidents like the Mavi Marmara crisis.
The turning point came in 2016. On a fateful night, Erdogan found himself on the brink of elimination during the coup attempt. Forced to plead with his people over FaceTime—appearing like a character pulled from a bad parody—he narrowly escaped an assassination attempt by commandos at his resort in Marmaris. That night, the old Erdogan died.
The message from the West was clear: opposition to Israel’s agenda was unacceptable. Erdogan capitulated almost immediately. Since then, his resistance has been reduced to little more than hollow rhetoric. His behavior over the past 13 months underscores this transformation. Despite fiery speeches, Turkey continued to supply oil to Israel without interruption, and Erdogan has worked to undermine Assad—one of Israel’s staunchest adversaries in the region.
Critics are right to point out that the United States and Israel benefit most from these developments. Yet, their success would have been far harder to achieve without Turkey’s willing participation. Turkey has become a hub for militant state-sponsored Islamism, with its influence stretching from Syria through Central Asia to China’s Xinjiang region.
It is Turkey that targets so-called “Turkish brother nations” with a toxic blend of radical Islamism, revisionist history, pan-Turkism, and victimhood propaganda. This strategy not only extends Turkey’s influence but also radicalizes individuals, turning them into tools for Western geopolitical objectives. The infamous Crocus terrorist attack in Moscow, for instance, was traced back to Turkish training camps.
Meanwhile, the jihadis left festering in Idlib have been unleashed once more, spreading chaos across Syria as they did a decade ago. This chaos is not incidental—it is cultivated, supported, and funded by the Turkish state. Under Erdogan, Turkey has become the world’s largest state sponsor of terrorism, a willing accomplice in advancing the U.S. Empire’s objectives in the region.The rest of Erdogan’s posturing is mere theater—smoke and mirrors designed to deceive only those still willing to believe in a dream that has long since died.
From Moscow to Beijing, it’s time to face this reality.
Bharatah
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Terrorists to Be Crushed in Syria: Iran’s FM
TEHRAN (Tasnim) – Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araqchi expressed confidence that the Takfiri terrorist groups that have staged a new armed rebellion in northwestern Syria in recent days will get nowhere and be overpowered.
Addressing a conference, held in commemoration of the Iranian Navy Day on the southern island of Kish on Sunday, Araqchi said the Takfiri terrorist elements in Syria are siding with the US.The Iranian foreign minister stated that the terrorists in Syria will get nowhere and be defeated.
It has become obvious that the US and the Israeli regime are in cahoots with the terrorist groups, he added.
Araqchi also highlighted Iran’s perfect military preparedness, saying the Armed Forces have foiled hostile plots and prevented the enemies from harming the country’s security.
Several people have been killed as terrorists have launched attacks on Syria’s Aleppo for the first time in years.
Terrorists led by the Hay’et Tahrir al-Shams armed group on Wednesday launched an offensive, capturing a dozen towns and villages in the northwestern province of Aleppo.
Syria’s military has announced a “temporary troop withdrawal” in Aleppo, saying dozens of its soldiers had been killed or wounded in fierce battles with “armed terrorist organizations” in the governorates of Aleppo and Idlib over the previous few days and that it was now regrouping, redeploying troops to strengthen its defense lines as it prepared a “counterattack”.
The army said the terrorists had entered large parts of Aleppo but army bombardment had stopped them from establishing fixed positions. It promised to “expel them and restore the control of the state… over the entire city and its countryside”.
Lulldapull
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Al-Turkiya got no choice bhai.......They don't listen and wes got ourselves an 'Azad Jamhhoriya Al-Kordistandd'.......
This is da real drama no?
Tomorrow, wes looking at 'Azad Jamhooriya Wal-Balochistaandd' no? And Afghani dalit taking our KPK?
shapurzolaktaf
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You and I know only in name it's their own decision. They have been fully backed and prepared by bird country.
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