Syrian Civil War and The future of Syria after liberation

[Hakikat ve Hikmet]

It's reported the EW/EA has crippled the communication networks of the ASSAD's forces. Long live the Turkish Ga'zi military industrial complex. It's the modern-day "Ababil" to destroy the "Elephants" of the arrogant neo-Firaun, Nemrut, Abraha etc....

Looks like you can mess with Texas, but not Turkey.....

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[FHN]

The US is occupying the 1/3 of Syria that contains oil fields and is stealing the oil and also the wheat in order to starve the civilian population. No wonder why SAA doesn't have moral to fight. The country is bankrupt. Without foreign assistance it can't survive

 

[Tamerlane]

Keep spreading fake news to distance turkeys role as Israel's donkey!!!

Do you realize that this offensive in Syria could be a good thing for Iran? Iran was fighting US/Israel/NATO all by itself and getting deeper and deeper into the war. It did what it could for Palestine, but Israel killed 200,000 of them anyways and destroyed Gaza and a lot of Lebanon. It's clear that Iran cannot fight this war by itself.

For now, Iran should forget about TP3 and not take the risk getting attacked. It's better for Iran to let go of fighting alone and try to be friends with Turkey and other Muslim countries. Israel will be defeated in the end, inshallah, but only when Muslims are united. Sometimes it's better to think with wisdom than with emotion.

 

[FHN]

For Russia now, its not just bases and influence in Syria that's on the line.Its the whole image of Russian great power status in the Middle East and the legacy of its intervention.If Assad falls, Russia suffers a massive prestige hit.This is why Russia is scrambling fighter jets to Syria while it needs resources to advance in Donetsk and protect Kursk Its reputation in the Global South is on the line, a defeat for Assad could make non-Western clients see security ties with Russia as not worth the risk. Wagner might make a return to Syria. That's just my opinion.

Where's this man when Assad needs him most Lol? Someone needs to make a clone of pregozhin

 

[Musings]

Why was SUI banned?

Because he has other IDs on the forum.
You cannot expect to have multi IDs

 

[FHN]

Do you realize that this offensive in Syria could be a good thing for Iran? Iran was fighting US/Israel/NATO all by itself and getting deeper and deeper into the war. It did what it could for Palestine, but Israel killed 200,000 of them anyways and destroyed Gaza and a lot of Lebanon. It's clear that Iran cannot fight this war by itself.

For now, Iran should forget about TP3 and not take the risk getting attacked. It's better for Iran to let go of fighting alone and try to be friends with Turkey and other Muslim countries. Israel will be defeated in the end, inshallah, but only when Muslims are united. Sometimes it's better to think with wisdom than with emotion.

What u are suggesting is abandon the shia militias in order to pursue alliance with turkey? That's gonna make Iran looks worse in the eyes of many groups it supported and untrustworthy and do you really think erdogan will go against netanyahu? That's just some wishful thinking as long as the US is around, turkey along with many others will toe the line.

 

[Foinikas]

I still think that Iran and Russia have to much to lose if they let Assad fall. Iran has shown in the past that it doesn't have any problem sending in Iraqis, Afghans, Lebanese, irgc officers and more to fight their battle in Syria. Russia also still has military assets it can use.

The Russians should have gone full in back in 2014.

 

[Hakikat ve Hikmet]

Russia is evacuating her naval base in Tartus. It's a great geo-political blow to Russia. It's been functioning as a logistics base to replenish the military ops. Thanks to the Ukrainian War, the Bosporus Straight is closed to any naval or military movement as per the Montreux Treaty. Timing, bon ami, timing....

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[MMM-E]

It's reported the EW/EA has crippled the communication networks of the ASSAD's forces. Long live the Turkish Ga'zi military industrial complex. It's the modern-day "Ababil" to destroy the "Elephants" of the arrogant neo-Firaun, Nemrut, Abraha etc....

Looks like you can mess with Texas, but not Turkey.....

Only Israel and Turkiye have this high technology in the region

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[Tamerlane]

What u are suggesting is abandon the shia militias in order to pursue alliance with turkey? That's gonna make Iran looks worse in the eyes of many groups it supported and untrustworthy and do you really think erdogan will go against netanyahu? That's just some wishful thinking as long as the US is around, turkey along with many others will toe the line.

If Iran and Turkey can act like the two leaders of the Islamic world, which they are, and make policies with wisdom then no one will be abandoned or anything such. All the different communities in Syria will be protected.

It is of critical importance to the Islamic world that these two countries have good relations and make policies together.

 

[FHN]

The Russians should have gone full in back in 2014.

His mistake was allowing the rebels to rearm and a safe haven in idlib during all these years while Israel continues degrading Syrian military infrastructure.The Syrian Arab Army failed to use basic intelligence tools, allowing rebels to launch surprise attacks.russia's focus on Ukraine and Iran's regional conflicts limited their assistance to Syria and the Syrian army underestimated the rebels' ability to regroup and launch effective offensives.Dependence on foreign allies left the Syrian army unprepared when support was unavailable. Assad doesn't seem like the right guy to be in charge if I have to be honest with you.

 

[MMM-E]

The hunting time has begun

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[RoadRunner]

Do you realize that this offensive in Syria could be a good thing for Iran? Iran was fighting US/Israel/NATO all by itself and getting deeper and deeper into the war. It did what it could for Palestine, but Israel killed 200,000 of them anyways and destroyed Gaza and a lot of Lebanon. It's clear that Iran cannot fight this war by itself.

For now, Iran should forget about TP3 and not take the risk getting attacked. It's better for Iran to let go of fighting alone and try to be friends with Turkey and other Muslim countries. Israel will be defeated in the end, inshallah, but only when Muslims are united. Sometimes it's better to think with wisdom than with emotion.

I am sorry you are saying that After Israel wins all some miracle will take place and the Arabs that are part of the slaughter right now will wake up and side with Iran afterwards and then Israel will lose it all? and smart thing to do is to let them win it?

 

[The SC]

"Hit-and-run battles"... #Hama is a "hot" battleground between the factions and the #Syrian_Army

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[RedBeard]

@Sinan, I admire your brave statement.

Sinan is just an anonymous individual with no credibility or standing, someone I don’t know personally. In contrast, the person he casually dismissed as “old” and “crazy” is a prominent leader of an organization with millions of members and a political ally of President Erdoğan. It’s clear whose words carry more weight and merit serious consideration. Taking the opinion of an internet nobody over a figure of such significance is, frankly, laughable.