Iranian Foreign & Resistance Front Strategy & Operations

[PakAl]

Not a single bullet will be fired on the Zionists.

If they do not allow arms to flow to Hezbollah, then we know that this is a Zio-US sponsored enterprise with the logistical support of the Turkish lackeys.

Some south rebels tribes have overtook some checkpoints but I am on about these HTS and SNA rebels, the so called mujahdeens. They will stop weapon flow to Hizbollah, and slowly Hizbollah will become Hamas, surrounded by all sides.

 

[Flotilla]

Let me tell you a story. I have been following this conflict since it’s origination at a CIA color revolution in the Arab Spring, that is 2010-2011.

One time years later I was watching a video on an IRGC general giving an interview. It was not a flashy video nor probably many saw it. He was speaking and he said something quite remarkable. He said back when Damascus was about to fall, when all hope was lost there was a great debate not in Iranian leadership, but the IRGC itself about intervening!

Many of his colleagues he said thought it was a “lost cause” and it was better to negotiate a solution with the playmakers to secure Iran’s interest. He said many didn’t believe they could save Assad. It had never been done before (they were right). He said thankfully those elements didn’t win out within the organization and that leadership sided with those who called for intervention.

Now I ask you, in 2024, are those anti interventionist elements still in IRGC? Of course! And what about the elements that said they must intervene? …..They are dead. Many died in Syria in the last decade to Israeli strikes and the chief architect (Solemani, died in 2020).

The IRGC is now survived by Generals who sit in Tehran and live off nepotism like General Salami, General Bagheri, and the rest. These generals no longer have revolutionary zeal, they are men of talk, not men of war. They live off the fruits of their fallen brothers. And much like Qajar dynasty they will rapidly squander what previous gains their brothers got them.

The IRGC today is not the IRGC of 2010 nor the IRGC of 1985. They are now a quasi economic-political-military institution that has a huge
Interests in self preservation and making money busting sanctions.

Without a decree of Ali Khamenai to come into Syria, I suspect their are political maneuvering being done for a post Assad Syria already once again.

Don't forget that Russia was not stuck in a major war like Ukraine. Also the intervention of Turkey was softer at that time. Now even US is attacking in Palmira so that it is a symptom that there is a kind of agreement between zionist, turkey and US to split the country in parts.

Even if those IRGC's Generals were alive, seeing the actual powers directly involved in the Battlefield and the weakness of Russia... What do you think would be the Solemaini oppinion if he were alive?.

 

[UKBengali]

Some south rebels tribes have overtook some checkpoints but I am on about these HTS and SNA rebels, the so called mujahdeens. They will stop weapon flow to Hizbollah, and slowly Hizbollah will become Hamas, surrounded by all sides.

I believe that Hezbollah has quite a lot of indigenous weapons manufacturing capabilities.

Iran may now want to accelerate tech and manufacturing transfer to Hezbollah if Assad falls and they can no longer use Syria as a land link.

It may get worse for Hezbollah but at least Lebanon has a coast line and is much larger and so things may not get as dire for Hezbollah compared to Hamas.

 

[PakAl]

I believe that Hezbollah has quite a lot of indigenous weapons manufacturing capabilities.

Iran may now want to accelerate tech and manufacturing transfer to Hezbollah if Assad falls and they can no longer use Syria as a land link.

It may get worse for Hezbollah but at least Lebanon has a coast line and is much larger and so things may not get as dire for Hezbollah compared to Hamas.

Alot of help was given to Hizbollah through Syria, it's not replaceable. What will happen to Hizbollah is the Salafi and Ikhwanis of lebanon will be activated, they will challenge Hizbollah on all fronts, we may even see a civil war or possible Israel attacks from one side and salafi/Ikhwanis from the other side.

 

[Garcia Sea]

Already HTS is closing in on the outskirts of Damascus, and government soldiers are taking off their uniforms and fleeing.
It is reported that Assad has no desire to fight at all and hopes to hand over Damascus without a fight.
All the vast amount of blood shed to protect Syria from terrorists has been wasted, and the fate of Palestine and Lebanon is coming to an end.
I say it again and again, this is the result of the false peace foolishly believed in by the Shiite leaders.
All is lost.
When Israel launched its assassination campaign, surely there would have been a different future if they had been willing to fight decisively, even in position somewhere.
But there is no going back now, the game is about to end.

 

[ToddE]

It is reported that Assad has no desire to fight at all and hopes to hand over Damascus without a fight.

 

[Mobius]

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[UKBengali]

Alot of help was given to Hizbollah through Syria, it's not replaceable. What will happen to Hizbollah is the Salafi and Ikhwanis of lebanon will be activated, they will challenge Hizbollah on all fronts, we may even see a civil war or possible Israel attacks from one side and salafi/Ikhwanis from the other side.

Yes I know and just trying to look on the optimistic side.

It is not yet all lost for the resistance just yet and so let's hope that it never comes to a point where Hezbollah ends up like Hamas.

 

[vmro]

Actually, I don't. Are you referring to when the piggies move in?

Change of paradigm, for example it for impossible to think about same rules, at least official for black and white, tectonics differences after student's demonstrations for relatively short time.... it was betrayal if anyone criticized war in Vietnam, and in few years it was shame to support war in Vietnam....you got it???

Initially student's demonstrations created totally different mental perceptions...sociological indication by default....

Now youngsters are not just critical to Israeli genocidal politics, no, they hate Israel because of they personally went through performance of Israel as enforcer, not as good honest friendly chosen people...


You got it...Generational difference is incomparable, children don't give a damn of their parent's pro-Israeli opinion...you got it...you are smart, I believe in your ability to resonate...cheers

 

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[FUB]

It appears that a deal was made. Syria changes from being a vassal state of Russia and Iran to Israel and the US. Another puppet Arab autocrat will be placed in charge, and Hollywood Joos will create fake scenes of jubilation and democracy. Once the dust settles, it will be another Lybia. Syrian women and children were sold into slavery, and their resources plundered by the world Jewry. Joo pedophiles are salivating at all children that they will kidnap, rape and murder. Ukraine 2.0

 

[vmro]

Why does opposition need to accept ceasefire? there is no reason, when they finish their job, they will accept anybody to talk.

It's not just about to finish their job, job is ongoing lifelong process of existential business, they need to finish their job every month, to get monthly salary...they will also need to go to their homes in -stan's, to be with their families in Central Asia, and sadness for their Stan's (stan in my language means home/house) is beginning to grow after first months...

 

[mangekyo]

The resistance turned into a joke post Soleimani. The fact that Iran did not have any replacement for Soleimani or backup plan in case he would even pass away is so bizarre. The lack of crisis management became evident again after the helicopter crash that killed Raisi and Abdollahian. And let’s not forget how long it took to plan TP1 and especially TP2.

Could it be that Soleimani was running the show behind the scenes and the rest of the leadership is just incompetent or even compromised? Raisi was rumored to be the next supreme leader, how easily hamas and hezbollah collapsed with almost all their leaders gone, and the situation in Syria. Am I the only one who feels this looks like a purge?

 

[vmro]

Average Turk is a brown west asian native muslim just like others. EU will never let them in

Wtf is EU for being so attractive, process of European decline and Asian rises is already started at lest decade ago, i don't get it, even balkanian dysfunctional quasi states don't give a damn for EU anymore... half of EU members don't take EU seriously, what is wrong with such turkish obsession to present themselves as Europeans at any cost...incoherence on the max.level...