Syrian Civil War and The future of Syria after liberation

Assad will draw a red line soon and Homs might be that stalingrad. Alawites can attack rebels from the West while Assad and allies can attack from the South.
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Let’s make a bet; Is he going to exile to Tehran or Moscow or be dragged out of the street like Ghaddafi?
 
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Let’s bet on which city Assad will exile on; Tehran, Moscow or being dragged out of the street like Ghaddafi?

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Give me the odds .
 
Ok so it seems like the people of Syria are against Asad

Because there is no way so much gain can be made by rebel group

In that case, I support the free Syrian people
 
Ok so it seems like the people of Syria are against Asad

Because there is no way so much gain can be made by rebel group

In that case, I support the free Syrian people
Seems more like the SAA is extremely incompetent. All the seasoned fighters and veterans were let go of. On the other hand HTS seems like they have been preparing for a long time. Aleppo, Hama, Homs gone. Ig time for Damascus is coming soon.
 
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.

Yes the momentum is clearly on the side of the rebels. I think any neutral observer can see that.

Every report suggest that Assad’s forces are fading. There is no evidence of any major stand, forget counter attacks, by SAA.

Of course this is basis what one sees thus far. Realities can change.

But I think that the best Assad himself can get out this is to hold a defensive line around the western and southern parts of the country. And dig in for the foreseeable future.

But if Damascus goes, well..

Another thing. The quality of Iran and Russia’s support will matter. In the world of hard geopolitics, both nations will be looking at options that help maintain their influence for the future, but a future without Assad himself in it. What that means I’ll leave others to interpret.
 
Turkish supported terrorists

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That is the Palestinian flag.

As i heard Ukrainian forces are present in Syria in both forms of land troops and advisors.
 
Another thing. The quality of Iran and Russia’s support will matter. In the world of hard geopolitics, both nations will be looking at options that help maintain their influence for the future, but a future without Assad himself in it. What that means I’ll leave others to interpret.
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What's going to happen? Will you send more oil to "Israel"?
I have explained this before, but I will write it again for you. The oil going to Israel is not our oil, it is Azerbaijani oil. If Azerbaijan wants, we cannot stop it, Azerbaijan has more credits than Palestine.
 
In terms of media outreach, his answers, his body language, his vocalisation, this guy know exactly what he’s doing.

The level of preparation of HTS - military, civilian, institutional, media engagement - has been remarkable.

Sounds very reasonable and balanced. Perhaps HTS isn't the boogie man the West made them out to be?
 
I have explained this before, but I will write it again for you. The oil going to Israel is not our oil, it is Azerbaijani oil. If Azerbaijan wants, we cannot stop it, Azerbaijan has more credits than Palestine.
If you need me to, I can tell Erdoğan that he can turn off the pipelines on his land anytime he wants. More than happy to help.
 

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