Syrian Civil War and The future of Syria after liberation

[FOOLS_NIGHTMARE]

 

[Sinan]

10th hitting Nusra's headquarters in a day.

You were also like this back in the day. Bombed entire Aleppo to ground with civilians with it and every time saying, "we hit a terrorist base" until no building left standing.

If Sunnis are going to declare Jihad some day, it should be against shia heretics. Confine them to Iran. And let none escape from it's borders.

 

[FOOLS_NIGHTMARE]

 

[Sinan]

Stop with the sectarian rant fool. Its seems to be a recent forum trend.

It's reality, you better face it.

It doesn't become rainbows and flowers because you wish it so. You may want to see Muslims united against sionists but there can be unity as long as shias freely kills sunnis.

 

[SUI]

The Syrian Arab Army's anti-aircraft defenses intercepted terrorist drones over Hama this evening and succeeded in shooting them down.

 

[The SC]

From the northern countryside of Hama

Rebel mobilizations

 

[SUI]

More than 30,000 rebels participated in the attack of aleppo

 

[The SC]

They took Al-Khafsa and Khanaser, cut off the SDF enclave in Manbij from Raqqa, and began cleansing operations in Aleppo and its countryside.

Now only Maskanah remains for this axis to be completely secured and for the main battles to be all in Hama and the coast

If Erdogan intends to take courage pills, this is the right time to enter Manbij and Kobani

 

[SteppeWolff]

shias freely kills sunnis.

Again sectarian propaganda. Tunnel vision in a long conflict that is much more complex.

A very simplistic statement ignoring the complexity of the conflict.

Sectarian Violence is Bidirectional.
While Iranian-backed Shia militias MAY HAVE have committed atrocities, Sunni extremist groups, such as ISIS and al-Qaeda affiliates, have also massacred thousands of Shias, Christians, Yazidis, and other minorities in Iraq and Syria.

Shia militias, particularly the (PMF) in Iraq, played a critical role in defeating ISIS ( a group that was responsible for widespread atrocities against Sunni and Shia populations alike).

Iran's support for Assad in Syria is often more geopolitical than strictly sectarian. Assad’s government has maintained alliances with both Sunni and Shia communities that support the regime. Another main reason was to protect the logistical integrity towards Hezbollah, a vital component against Zionist aggression. What has Turkey done against Zionists except GIVING THEM FUEL? Gulf states like Saudi Arabia, Qatar, and others have funded Sunni extremist groups under the guise of supporting the Syrian opposition. Those same groups that have committed large scale atrocities against civilians, fueling the sectarian divide.

Dont fall for Zionist Propaganda.

 

[Sinan]

More than 1,000 rebels have been eliminated so far.
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You can post pictures saying 1 Billion terrorists killed in Syria or better you can make animation about it, as Iranians love it.

It doesn't change anything in the real world.

 

[The SC]

The rebel expansion continues south of Aleppo

Jabal Azzam and Adnaniya are in the hands of the opposition

 

[FOOLS_NIGHTMARE]

 

[SUI]

10th hitting Nusra's headquarters in a day.

You were also like this back in the day. Bombed entire Aleppo to ground with civilians with it and every time saying, "we hit a terrorist base" until no building left standing.

If Sunnis are going to declare Jihad some day, it should be against shia heretics. Confine them to Iran. And let none escape from it's borders.

 

[The SC]

Tal Rifaat falls into the hands of the rebels

The SDF was successfully dismantled

 

[Sinan]

Again sectarian propaganda. Tunnel vision in a long conflict that is much more complex.

Pure non-sense. Assad is not secterian huh and Iran is angels, yeah,yeah you know Sunnis are not buying it.

You can sell it hezbollah guys though. They would love it.