Syrian Civil War and The future of Syria after liberation

[battalion25]

By the way guys the SAA has collapsed faster then ANA? Lmao! by almost 2 weeks.

ANA lasted 30 days the entire country fell except Panjshir while in this case in only less then 2 weeks now to be exact it is 12 days from the day they launched an offensive from Idlib on 27th November

 

[RedBeard]

Same. Fully backing a Kurd state as the only thing that can be salvaged here.

Turkey will never permit such a thing to happen.

 

[KingQamaR]

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How was all preparations of opposition offensive was not caught by Russians and Iranian intelligence? They seem as surprised as Assad!

 

[hyperman]

Turkey will never permit such a thing to happen.

Lol they are already conspiring against Turkey and Syria's territorial integrity, this is after they were accusing Turkey over some misunderstood comment about Aleppo.

 

[tower9]

Turkey will never permit such a thing to happen.

If a Kurd state was backed by the US and Israel, Turkey won’t do shit and it can’t do shit.

 

[ghazi52]

Rebels take control of several neighbourhoods in Homs, says war monitor
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Rebel forces in Syria - aiming to overthrow President Bashar al-Assad's regime - have seized several neighbourhoods in the country's third largest city Homs.

According to the UK-based Syrian Observatory for Human Rights, anti-Assad fighters entered the city of Homs and "took control of several neighbourhoods" after Syrian military forces withdrew from their positions.

The war monitor also says officers at the central prison in Homs opened its doors amid "fears that prisoners will be used as human shields by regime forces".

Rebels have seized large swathes of Syria since taking control Aleppo in the north-west last week, and seizing Hama as well as Deraa in the south.

 

[Ali_Baba]

Turkey will never permit such a thing to happen.

With the large amounts of new terrority that the Kurds have captured in all this chaos, they have enough to form a viable Kurdish state in Syria alone. Turkey cannot stop that from happening now. Turkey does not have that veto anymore.

 

[ghazi52]

Security forces seen withdrawing from Homs​

BBC
Reuters is quoting residents, rebel sources and Syrian army sources as saying that a variety of army personnel have withdrawn from the key city of Homs, parts of which the rebels have already entered.

Security personnel from the main security headquarters in Homs were seen fleeing on motorbikes, residents told the news agency.

Meanwhile dozens of army vehicles were seen leaving on the main highway out of the city, rebels sources told Reuters. A convoy had reached a bridge south of the city, the army source said.

Homs is strategically significant because it straddles a crossroads that leads west to the heartland of support for the Assad regime and south towards the capital Damascus.

 

[ghazi52]

Saydnaya prison survivors' association urges caution​

David Gritten
BBC News

Image source,..... US STATE DEPARTMENT
In 2017, The US identified what it said was a possible crematorium at Saydnaya prison, Syria.
Pro-opposition Aleppo Today TV is citing the Turkey-based Association of Detainees and The Missing in Sednaya Prison (ADMSP), external as urging caution about the reports about Saydnaya prison - where thousands of opposition supporters are said to have been tortured and executed.

The association reportedly said that no rebel factions were besieging the prison and warned relatives of detainees to be careful about approaching it themselves because there are anti-tank and anti-personnel minefields.

In a 2022 report, ADMSP said Saydnaya prison “effectively became a death camp” after the start of the civil war, external.

It estimated that more than 30,000 detainees had either been executed or died as a result of torture, lack of medical care or starvation at the facility between 2011 and 2018. It also cited released inmates as saying that at least another 500 detainees had been executed between 2018 and 2021.

ADMSP also described how “salt chambers” were constructed to serve as primitive mortuaries to store bodies before they were transferred to Tishreen Military Hospital in Damascus for registration and burial in graves on military land. The detainees’ families were never given their bodies, it said.

 

[ghazi52]

Rebels attempting to reassure Alawite minority in Homs, residents say​

Lina Sinjab
BBC News, Beirut

Residents in the key city of Homs have confirmed to the BBC that rebels are now in Khaldieh neighbourhood, once a hotspot of protests against Bashar al-Assad’s power. They have been hearing sporadic firing.

The resident I spoke to is from the city’s Alawite community who opposes Assad and chose to stay in the city. The Alawites are a minority sect of Shia Muslims from which the Assad family originates. They have long formed a major support base for Assad rule, and are key to the president’s grip on power.Thousands have fled Homs in recent days.

The resident is in a WhatsApp group with members of the community outside Syria who are in contact with the rebels. The rebels are said to have given assurances that Alawites in Homs will be protected but they should stay indoors until further notice.

 

[Foinikas]

They were bringing in soo many forces from HTS and TFSA held northern syria for 4 days in row. They brought in like upwards to 600-700k even volunteers came along only from the north.

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600,000?

 

[ghazi52]

We will oppose rebels in every possible way, Russian foreign minister say​

BBC

The Russian foreign minister, Sergei Lavrov, has said it's inadmissible to allow a group he described as terrorists to take over Syria.

Lavrov was speaking after meeting his counterparts from Iran and Turkey in Qatar. Russia has been an ally of President Bashar al-Assad and intervened to enable him to stay in power almost a decade ago.

But it has not provided a similar level of military support in the past week.

Speaking to reporters, Lavrov said the offensive by the rebel group Hayat Tahrir al-Sham had been "long-planned and is an attempt to change the situation on the ground, to change the balance of power".

He added that Moscow would "oppose this in every possible way".

 

[mangekyo]

#BREAKING Assad flees Syria, regime falls, arrives in Abu Dhabi

A private jet departed Damascus and arrived in Abu Dhabi on December 7, carrying Syrian President Bashar al-Assad and the rest of his family, ...

www.intellinews.com

 

[Sinan]

Same. Fully backing a Kurd state as the only thing that can be salvaged here.

Lol, You are gonna back it like you backed Assad ?

 

[F-22Raptor]

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