Syrian Civil War and The future of Syria after liberation
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mythbuster
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Most of them are PTI ( Imran Khan ) supporters , they will say everything that's anti Pakistan ...criticizing turkey is anti Pakistan....keep in mind , 20 percent of Pakistani are shias and they are more loyal to Iran than Pakistan .. .. don't feel bad .
Lulldapull
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No Pakistani supports anyone. We can't pick sides between muslims.
MMM-E
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then go and fight Jewish Zionism and stop killing hundreds of thousands of sunni muslims in Syria
Public Service Announcement for pro-Iran militias
You’re heading the wrong way.
Quds is the other direction; you’re aiming for Aleppo.
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FHN
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Rebel and Opposition Forces led by Hay'at Tahir al-Sham (HTS) continue to advance in northwestern Syria, having entered the Latakia Governorate now just 30 kilometers from the Khmeimim Air Base operated by the Russian air force.
The naval facility in Tartus serves as Russia's only Mediterranean naval base, while the Hmeimim airbase in Latakia has become a critical hub for Russian military operations.coastal governorates in syria are full of alawites HTS will have a time of their lives fighting there. Good luck
The naval facility in Tartus serves as Russia's only Mediterranean naval base, while the Hmeimim airbase in Latakia has become a critical hub for Russian military operations.coastal governorates in syria are full of alawites HTS will have a time of their lives fighting there. Good luck
EyelessInGaza
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I’ve been thinking about this exact thing for a while. Why did the SAA give up and retreat so quickly?
I had come to the hypothesis that a is break down of communications could explain why it happened.
Once soldiers feel isolated, are unable to talk to each other or their senior officers, are not given orders, and don’t feel the reassurance of being part of a larger force, then panic and demoralisation can set in very quickly.
Maybe that’s what happened here. It would probably be one of the significant reasons for SAA’s initial debacle.
S.Y.A
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Yazeed was anti-christian too. does that make him right?
and what anti israel actions did he take? what coalition? his people demanded elections and he murdered them. he kidnapped school kids and killed them. remember?
FHN
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Assad forces are made up of mostly Sunni forces. So I don't get why members here have to make it about sectarianism lol I remember u kept brining up half a million syrians death that's the total number of casualties including ISIS, FSA,Kurds, and Syrian armed forces and many more. U can't blame all the deaths only on Assad that's disingenuous.
S.Y.A
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.... or murdering own citizens just because they demanded a representative government.
S.Y.A
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what are you doing then?
FHN
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I agree with you Assad time is up. He will need to go at some point. He's been in power for too long now and the country is in the dumpster fire. What a complete shit show.
Hakikat ve Hikmet
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The freedom fighting are moving fast toward Hama. According to the Turkish media reports, they are approaching the city center. Once the defense line comprising of Shia militants and Hizbullah remnants are broken it's done....
v9s
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Assad's forces:
- Are a supply line to Hezbollah & Hamas
- Support the Palestinian cause
ISIS/HTS/Rebels:
- Are a CIA and Mossad front
- Are against Hezbollah & Hamas
- Are aligned with Israel
Turkey:
- Current government is a hypocrite - vocal about Palestine, but supporting Israel due to their designs on Syria
The SC
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According to Al Arabiya channel, the Syrian army began launching
A counterattack in Hama was managed to repel
Armed groups are 10 km away from the city.
The importance of the Battle of Hama for the factions and the Syrian army:
The Battle of Hama is the deciding factor of current events
Its fall from the grip of the Syrian army will pave the way
The fall of the city of Homs militarily, then the city of Hama
Its countryside is considered a vital location at both levels
Military and geographically, it is located in the heart of Syria
It is a major connecting point between the north and the south.
Between the coast and the interior.
Controlling the city opens the way towards Homs, what
This means that the armed factions are approaching the center of the country.
This may threaten the Syrian government in areas
Its basic control... in case the groups fail
Armed forces led by Hay'at Tahrir al-Sham (Al-Qaeda).
Controlling it will pave the way for the regime’s army
Advance to Idlib.
A decisive battle will determine who is the victor!
A counterattack in Hama was managed to repel
Armed groups are 10 km away from the city.
The importance of the Battle of Hama for the factions and the Syrian army:
The Battle of Hama is the deciding factor of current events
Its fall from the grip of the Syrian army will pave the way
The fall of the city of Homs militarily, then the city of Hama
Its countryside is considered a vital location at both levels
Military and geographically, it is located in the heart of Syria
It is a major connecting point between the north and the south.
Between the coast and the interior.
Controlling the city opens the way towards Homs, what
This means that the armed factions are approaching the center of the country.
This may threaten the Syrian government in areas
Its basic control... in case the groups fail
Armed forces led by Hay'at Tahrir al-Sham (Al-Qaeda).
Controlling it will pave the way for the regime’s army
Advance to Idlib.
A decisive battle will determine who is the victor!
