Syrian Civil War and The future of Syria after liberation

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[Bilal]

Are the north and south rebels the same group?

If so then right after Homs, north command should shift focus towards east.

 

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Even though the Assad regime has killed tens of thousands of his own people - there will be another civil war after this and the only winner in the entire scenario is the entity.

 

[KingQamaR]

Where is Iran/IRGC or hezbollah? Why aren't they involved in this conflict a conflict that is a threat to their existence in the region. Did Israel really do so much damage to hezbollah in Lebanon that they can't help?

The logical explanation for this is ! . Iran doesn't commit its own troops to these areas. Russia commits mostly PMCS, and Wagner is gone. Hezbollah needs men to defend its organisation in Lebanon . The Assad regime, a minority tribe within Syria to begin with, is now on its own, so this was the perfect time for the opposition coalition to put in maximum effort.

 

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[Aziqbal]

Assad was given countless opportunities to resolve the matter. The Arab league even brought him back in again, and Turkey wanted to talk to him, but he abandoned everybody and he has no one else to blame apart from himself.

 

[battalion25]

Are the north and south rebels the same group?

If so then right after Homs, north command should shift focus towards east.

They will block the east and west and race towards Damascus

 

[Aziqbal]

H no

Where is Iran/IRGC or hezbollah? Why aren't they involved in this conflict a conflict that is a threat to their existence in the region. Did Israel really do so much damage to hezbollah in Lebanon that they can't help?

Simple answer yes

Hezbollah is no more

 

[KingQamaR]

H no


Simple answer yes

Hezbollah is no more

Hezbollah is stuck in Lebanon. Can't move from there to help Assad. If they move some of their troops away from Lebanon, it may cause a similar effect as it is happening in Syria. Their position in Lebanon may deteriorate

 

[Bilal]

They will block the east and west and race towards Damascus

Who will block?

Damascus is in striking distance of the southern forces.

If north is and south are working together then north needs to shift focus towards the Kurds.

 

[battalion25]

Hezbollah is stuck in Lebanon. Can't move from there to help Assad. If they move some of their troops away from Lebanon, it may cause a similar effect as it is happening in Syria. Their position in Lebanon may deteriorate

Even if they move they can´t do shxt. The Rebels are armed to the teeth and too numerous plus the people are with them they have endless pools of recruitment. You can´t beat them even in a meatgrinder. Only thing that kept them in check last time was Russia had deployed 100k forces in Wagner and PMCs plus the rebels were inexperienced but after that they become more organized and better trained.

These who fled Hama will never want to fight again as what they saw was madness of the rebels coming in like Fast and Furious it is a certain death engaging them everyone who was in Hama saw this and majority of these don´t wanna die.

 

[PakAl]

Are the north and south rebels the same group?

If so then right after Homs, north command should shift focus towards east.

The north rebels are SNA, supported by Turkey and its Interim government, these rebels are alot of ex SAA army people. The rebels which are fighting now are HTS and most likely backed by Saudi Arabia, with Turkish support aswell, the other north rebels are Kurdish SDF backed by Usa but anti Turkey. The one South are most likely ex soldiers of SAA and will become part of SNA.
We may see fight between SNA/HTS v SDF for control of Syria. Most likely Kurdish region like Iraq will be created, with the rest of the country ruled by SNA and HTS government backed by Turkey and Saudi Arabia.

 

[Aziqbal]

Asad advantage lead in his Air Force the Russians also had advantage only in the air. The Russian Air Force is now very weak and Asad Air Force is nonexistent and this is one of the reasons why the rebels have taken over so quickly.

 

[KingQamaR]

Even if they move they can´t do shxt. The Rebels are armed to the teeth and numerous plus the people are with them. You can´t beat them even in a meatgrinder.

These who fled Hama will never want to fight again as what they saw was madness of the rebels coming in like Fast and Furious it is a certain death engaging them and majority of these don´t wanna die.

At this point , why would Russia or Hizbollah help Assad when his own Army is not fighting they are running away