Syrian Civil War and The future of Syria after liberation

EyelessInGaza said:
No two ways about it, the momentum is all on the side of the anti - Assad forces.

And unless Russian and Iran seriously up the ante, the Syrian regime is in trouble. Trouble of the terminal kind.

Personally I think Russia is too exhausted and Iran too depleted to make a serious fight of it. Right not they’ll be looking to salvage something, even if it means a truncated state- without Assad.
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The rebels captured a couple of cities well away from the heartland of the Syrian regime in Damascus and it is in "trouble"?

No RuAF is "not exhausted" as its role is to provide airpower(virtually untouched in Ukraine) and no idea how Iran is "depleted" as they have not been involved in any major wars recently.

Iran's role will be mainly as military advisors and supply stuff like drones and ammunition the Assad regime can use for surveillance and attack.

Assad was in a much worse state when the Syrian civil war first started.
 
FHN said:
Damn That's based af.
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Yet when faced with Turkish soldiers they run without looking back.
 
UKBengali said:
The rebels captured a couple of cities well away from the heartland of the Syrian regime in Damascus and it is in "trouble"?

No RuAF is "not exhausted" as its role is to provide airpower(virtually untouched in Ukraine) and no idea how Iran is "depleted" as they have not been involved in any major wars recently.

Iran's role will be mainly as military advisors and supply stuff like drones and ammunition the Assad regime can use for surveillance and attack.

Assad was in a much worse state when the Syrian civil war first started.
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- Only Homs left before Damascus. With this speed there is a possibility that we can see the end of Assad regime.
- Ruaf is finished in Syria as the recent events show. They could provide no close air support to Assadists.
- When civil war started his military was ready. Now, he lacks tanks, howitzers, spare parts and soldiers. As we witnessed on the battlefield.
 
UKBengali said:
The rebels captured a couple of cities well away from the heartland of the Syrian regime in Damascus and it is in "trouble"?

No RuAF is "not exhausted" as its role is to provide airpower(virtually untouched in Ukraine) and no idea how Iran is "depleted" as they have not been involved in any major wars recently.

Iran's role will be mainly as military advisors and supply stuff like drones and ammunition the Assad regime can use for surveillance and attack.

Assad was in a much worse state when the Syrian civil war first started.
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Back then it was different. Today the opposition are more trained, experienced and with better weaponary. I am keeping eyes on SNA, will they move to takeover from HTS? Or will there be unity government afterwards and what about Kurds? This mess will not be sorted anytime soon.
 
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Unless the Syria Army can demonstrate soon that it can halt the march of the rag-tag band of Isis/Al-qadea terrorists soon - it will be all over for Assad. Hama has falled quickly and things dont look good for Homs at this rate. The optics right now are of continual losses and setbacks, and those optics generate their own events interms of soldiers being prepared to actually stand and fight.
 
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