Syrian Civil War and The future of Syria after liberation

The main goal in Syria should be clear: overthrowing the Assad regime. Looking at the current dynamics and the steady decline of his power, it seems like only a matter of time before Assad is out of the picture . And with him, a big chunk of Iran’s and Hezbollah’s influence. It’s surprising, though, how some still fantasize about Turkey expanding its territory in the region. Let’s be honest: Turkey is already having a hard time managing 5 million Syrian refugees within its own borders, not to mention its own large Kurdish population. The idea that Turkey would willingly take on even more problems by annexing Arab territories feels like the kind of daydream only a teenager would indulge in.

Meanwhile, the Western strategy couldn’t be more obvious: establishing a Kurdish state, or at least some form of autonomy, has become the main focus. The Kurds are the only group in this mess that has managed to gain the support of nearly everyone - from Israel to Europe to the United States. Ironically, despite all this backing, their fighters haven’t exactly proven themselves to be military powerhouses. Still, in geopolitics, it’s not always about how well you fight but how useful you are as a partner. Slowly but surely, the groundwork for a Kurdish state is being laid, just like it was in Iraq. Whether this is an unavoidable necessity or just another example of political interests taking precedence over everything else is still up for debate.
 
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The Iraqi-Syrian border has recently witnessed a heavy deployment of armored and mechanized forces from the Iraqi army for the purpose of reinforcing the border defense line in an attempt to repel any breach that might affect the border guards, in addition with a number of infantry and mechanized forces to protect the border strip.
 
Anyone that believes this still believes in childhood fairy tales.

How exactly can the entity "help" against the rebels?

Assad is not stupid enough to have the Zionist airforce bomb rebels when he already has the full might of RuAF doing the same job.
Yeah, doesn't make much sense. Assad already has Russian air power. Israel doesn't have anything that Russia isn't already doing.

Israel can't send group troops as it would give Hamas and Hezbullah new openings. Syria would need significant ground troops and a full mobilization of Israel's population, which is NOT gonna happen.

The Israelis want Assad to rule, because he keeps the border quiet, that much is obvious. But for them, the risks already outweigh the rewards. Maybe if they weren't committing a genocide, they'd use the opportunity to take more Syrian land in exchange for saving his ass, but getting involved now could very well be a death sentence.
 
My wish is that the RuAF spares the civilians as they will vaporise the rebels for sure. Putin will not let Assad fall.

better PUTIN should worry about Russian Air BASE in Lakatia

The distance between the Syrian opposition Forces and Russia’s Hmeymim Air Base located in Latakia has decreased to 35 km

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They have Kamikaze Drones to hit Russian Fighter Jets at Hmeymim Air Base

cheap but lethal solution
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You cannot take my analysis can you?

I don't "get off on anyone dying".

My wish is that the RuAF spares the civilians as they will vaporise the rebels for sure. Putin will not let Assad fall.

That video was just a demonstration of the terrible firepower that Russia has already in theatre.

We need to be careful supporting non-Muslims killing Muslims. Russians have a much longer and brutal history of occupying Muslim lands and genociding Muslims than America. Even today, Muslims in Russia are treated as second class citizens.

To wish that Russians massacre Syrian Muslims who are trying to liberate their country from an illegitimate ruler is not a good idea.

I support Iran, but I hope they stay away from this conflict. If Assad was such a good ruler there wouldn't be over 5 million Syrian refugees in other countries.
 
I'm not joking, foreign cities doesn't became ours because some old braindead dude says so. There are no Turkish cities beyond our border.
@Sinan, I admire your brave statement.
 
The Israelis want Assad to rule, because he keeps the border quiet, that much is obvious. But they the risks already outweigh the rewards.


Incorrect.

They openly threatened Assad to stop the weapons flow to Hezbollah.

Entity does not care about a few suicidal Jihadis in Syria trying a few pot shots across the border.

What it does care about is a lethally armed Hezbollah that can cause them major harm and from being unable to invade Lebanon when they feel like it. The Zionist entity rag "Jerusalem Post" ran an article some weeks ago suggesting that Southern Lebanon up to the Litani is "ancient Jewish land".
 
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We need to be careful supporting non-Muslims killing Muslims. Russians have a much longer and brutal history of occupying Muslim lands and genociding Muslims than America. Even today, Muslims in Russia are treated as second class citizens.

To wish that Russians massacre Syrian Muslims who are trying to liberate their country from an illegitimate ruler is not a good idea.

I support Iran, but I hope they stay away from this conflict. If Assad was such a good ruler there wouldn't be over 5 million Syrian refugees in other countries.


I am not 'wishing" anything but I said from the start of this that the RuAF was going to vaporise the rebels.

Some even suggested that Putin would abandon Assad and they clearly have not.
 
SAA needs time to regroup, reorganize commanders and objectives. They're doing that while defending areas so that might be difficult at the moment, but by every single hour that pass in which the rebels dont advance, is a lost for them. If the rebels push too far and spread themselves thin Assad forces can encircle them from the south.
Right now the rebels don't really have to worry about anyone but Assad's forces who are holed up in Hama, Homs, and Damascus.

Everyone is talking about the northern rebel front, but in the south, rebels are also making (smaller) gains, and keeping Assad's forces distracted from fully committing to the Hama defense.

Simply put, Assad doesn't have time or luxury of reshuffling his forces, because it would lead to mass chaos. It would basically destroy his rule before he could even finish the reshuffling.

The rebels are mainly concentrated on Hama right now, so they're not spread thin at all. They have enough forces and momentum to go all the way to Damascus. Unless they decide to expand eastward, which would be absolutely stupid, they'll have enough forces to continue their advances.
 
@Sinan, I admire your brave statement.

Nobody cares about People like Sinan

The Turkish state knows very well what is what and makes its speeches accordingly

If the territorial integrity ( borders ) of Syria is changed by foreign powers, which is a possibility.

then ALEPPO will be Turkish instead of Persian
wth is Iran doing in ALEPPO which is only 40 km to Turkiye while 1.200 km to Iran ?
 
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Nobody cares about useless People like Sinan

The Turkish state knows very well what is what and makes its speeches accordingly

If the territorial integrity ( borders ) of Syria is changed by foreign powers, which is a possibility.

then ALEPPO will be Turkish instead of Persian
wth is Iran doing in ALEPPO which is only 40 km to Turkiye while 1.200 km to Iran ?
It's Kemalist vs Islamist. Time will come for Kemalist again
 
It's Kemalist vs Islamist. Time will come for Kemalist again

ATATURK and Misak-ı Milli, National Pact in 1920 including ALEPPO


It was established by Mustafa Kemal's friends to acknowledge the decisions taken at the Erzurum Congress and the Sivas Congress.

Mustafa Kemal said "It is the nation's iron fist that writes the Nation's Oath which is the main principle of our independence to the annals of history.
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Incorrect.

They openly threatened Assad to stop the weapons flow to Hezbollah.

Entity does not care about a few suicidal Jihadis in Syria trying a few pot shots across the border.

What it does care about is a lethally armed Hezbollah that can cause them major harm and from being unable to invade Lebanon when they feel like it. The Zionist entity rag "Jerusalem Post" ran an article some weeks ago suggesting that Southern Lebanon up to the Litani is "ancient Jewish land".
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The Israelis don't want Assad supplying their biggest border threat, but that's about it. Other than that, they like Assad better than the opposition, because they know once the opposition comes to power, it wouldn't just be Hezbullah they have to deal with.
 
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HTS vs SAA,SNA vs SDF, SAA vs SDF. This is a three front war lol
 
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