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[hyperman]

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I was going to mention this, i was watching them come down from the North and they would refuse to enter cities that are right next to where their positions are, I think there is a deliberate effort not to enter non sunni cities and towns.

 

[Hakikat ve Hikmet]

They are too weak to remove US bases in their country that their prime minister has repeatedly asked the US to leave, but they feel comfortable launching a full regional war into another country? lol

It's no easy stuff to be allied with Iran! Your sense of humor and ability to deceive others (including yourself) need to be dead strong....

 

[mythbuster]

The Americans must save face while the world watches closely. They have crafted a narrative in which the Kurds are portrayed as steadfast allies of the West - brave fighters, even featured in Netflix films that depict them as heroes in the fight against the evil IS barbarians. This image is deeply ingrained in the Western public perception, making it all the more difficult for the US to distance itself without undermining its credibility and its own narrative.

Step by step, with every possible means, the groundwork for a Kurdistan is being laid a development that anyone with eyes to see can recognize.

So we're the Afghan mujahideen , they were even received by Reagan in the White House ....it takes less time for the Americans to change their policies than it takes you change your boxers .

 

[Eşbah]

Why is the battle in Hama so fierce?

The advance of the free Syrian army in Hama not only threatens the Syrian regime but also jeopardizes Russia’s entire strategic position in Syria and Iran’s vital supply routes.

1.If the opposition manages to seize control of Hama, it would mean they have taken a strategic crossroads located just 5 km from Tartus, where Russia’s Hmeimim airbase is situated.

2. Gaining control of Hama would pave the way toward Homs, potentially cutting Russian supply lines between its coastal bases and forces in eastern Syria.

3.Controlling Hama and Homs would inevitably sever the Syrian-Lebanese border at Qusayr, effectively blocking supply routes from eastern Syria (the Jazira region) to central and southern Syria.

4.Russia is also concerned about the south, where revolutionary factions in southern Syria might mobilize. Russia maintains forces there to monitor the ceasefire, creating a source of distraction and weakening its ability to sustain operations in Hama.

5.Capturing Hama and Homs would disrupt all supply routes from Iraq in the east to Homs and Damascus in the south. The battle in Hama is decisive and pivotal, and the free army may need a variety of tactical maneuvers.

Do not rush to expect immediate results.

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[Eşbah]

Exactly my opinion. I do not believe Hama will fall within a day or two of fighting. Nevertheless, this is the battle for the future of Syria. The outcome will most definitely determine the direction of this civil war. If the rebels succeed it means nothing less than the deconstruction of the Shia Crescent and the potential end of Russian presence in the Middle East.

We're at a turning point.

However, if the regime loses Hama within the next 24h, Assad and the Iranians are done for good. The entire regime will perish. They will not even exist in the core lands of the Alawite minority along the coast line.

 

[Lulldapull]

So we're the Afghan mujahideen , they were even received by Reagan in the White House ....it takes less time for the Americans to change their policies than it takes you change your boxers .

Oh bhai you are not Pakistani from any semblance of imagination. Those Afghani mujahideen are killing Pakistani citizens and soldiers daily in our country.

Go change your dirty boxers.

 

[Eşbah]

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[.44 Magnum Lever Action]

Mythbuster/ SYA are Pakistani or Indian Christy X-Tian. It took me a while to figure them out, but now their cover is blown bhai........

The way people post gives them up eventually.

No one cares what your Jap ass thinks. Speed limited imbecile with a low IQ does nothing but attack members on this forum. What interests you in global affairs when you don't even have a basic foundation of understanding of anything that goes on? Go cook that ramen and clock out for the day. If you aren't shaking your gand for Ayatollahs you are attacking members of this forum in your toddler language that no one takes serious. Disgrace and embarassment to see accounts like yours flying the Pakistani flag.

 

[.44 Magnum Lever Action]

The current field situation in Hama is as follows: The revolutionaries entered some neighborhoods on the outskirts of Hama, such as Al-Sawaiq, Al-Sina'a, Al-Mazarib, and clashes on the outskirts.The storming of the city center has not yet begun.Violent clashes, back and forth, on Mount Zain Al-Abidin.

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I highly recommend following that Twitter account. They post updates every minute or two and have embedded field journalists with the rebels.

 

[UKBengali]

At this moment the best thing will be if the rebels take and hold onto Aleppo and other surrounding areas.

The bulk of the Syrian refugees get to return to their homes as Assad has no right to keep any Syrian out of their own country.

Assad/Putin no longer air attack any of the areas held by the rebels.

The sides agree to "ceasefire" along these lines and there is a multi-year process to get some kind of representative government in Syria.

This way peace is brought to Syria and also the vital supply line to Hezbollah is maintained.

 

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Member of the Alawite Community Discourages Countrymen From Fighting for Assad

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Hamas Official in Gaza praises the Syrian Rebels and Exposes Assad

 

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Hezbollah Founder Subhi al-Tufayli exposes the Irania agenda in Iraq and Syria and what Hezbollah was really doing in Syria.

 

[mulj]

At this moment the best thing will be if the rebels take and hold onto Aleppo and other surrounding areas.

The bulk of the Syrian refugees get to return to their homes as Assad has no right to keep any Syrian out of their own country.

Assad/Putin no longer air attack any of the areas held by the rebels.

The sides agree to "ceasefire" along these lines and there is a multi-year process to get some kind of representative government in Syria.

This way peace is brought to Syria and also the vital supply line to Hezbollah is maintained.

problem is that assad has limited agency in decision making and burnt that bridge over the years, his regim is not rational towards opposition population in his country.

 

[j_hungary]

Invading Syria would be a fatal mistake for Turkey. Turkey has two main goals in Syria: 1- To destroy the PKK/YPG organization. 2- After overthrowing Assad using the Syrians, to have the Syrians establish a stable government that is not an ally of Iran.

While Turkey is doing these, she also wants the following: Turkey wants to wear down all the parties that will not compromise with Turkey, after a long process of conflict, inside Syria. For example, Turkey cooperated with the US/Israel and made the PKK/YPG elements forced clash with the Iranian militias. Or it forced the Russians to bomb HTS instead of the SNA. Or it provided electronic warfare support to HTS and ensured the fall of Aleppo. Etc etc.

Places like Syria, where everyone is fighting everyone, are not suitable places for direct invasion at all. But they are ideal places where you can set traps for your enemies. And the one who sets the trap does not step into it! This would be the biggest mistake!

Well, it's not going to happen like what you said, if this is Turkey goal, then they will need to get involved directly, because using proxy fraction to do this, even if they can roll over the Assad government, the first thing they will do after they had done that is they will fight each other.....

If Turkey wanted to overthrow Assad (Let's be honest, they aren't going to destroy PKK/YPG with US protection) then Turkey would need to at least take charge post invasion, on the other hand, while SAAF is weaken, they aren't going to go away this easily, it's unreasonable to ask HTS to go all the way, and they probably not going to get it, because Iran and Russia is not going to let that foothold slip from their hand....

I see how you come to think of it like that, but I don't see any way this push can get what you think...