Syrian Civil War and The future of Syria after liberation

[RedBeard]

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[Foinikas]

Turkey is committed to preserving Syria’s territorial integrity and ensuring that its sovereignty remains intact.

 

[Tamerlane]

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What the US-Zionists can't seem to understand is that for Putin Syria isn't that important. His forces weren't even stopping Israeli bombing of Syria. Maybe this gave Putin an opportunity he was looking for to get out of there.

Ukraine is a different matter. Putin knows that if he loses in Ukraine then the Zionists will take over Russia completely, just like the Jewish Bolshevik takeover of Russia. He's already said he'll use nuclear weapons before he allows that to happen.

The US can push its luck if it wants, until the day it runs out of luck and nukes start flying.

 

[hyperman]

If Americans start equipping the Kurds with Javelin,Stinger,artillery,MRAPs and loitering munitions...say goodbye to TFSA and say hello to Kurdistan.

And why would they do that? lol

And why would a bunch of weapons guarantee that they would win? lol

And why would they trade Turkey for a nonstate Actor? Especially in the current geopolitical circumstances. lol, you guys are too funny trying wish nonsensicl stuff into existence, purely out of spite of Turkey.

 

[Foinikas]

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Yes. But it's if you think the Kurds won't be reinforced by the Americans in the aftermath...you're wrong. When the Americans and Israelis will want to contain Erdogan's ambitions,you will see the Kurds getting heavy equipment solidifying their autonomy in the area.

 

[battalion25]

This is awesome.. From Homs tonight

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[RedBeard]

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[hyperman]

Yes. But it's if you think the Kurds won't be reinforced by the Americans in the aftermath...you're wrong. When the Americans and Israelis will want to contain Erdogan's ambitions,you will see the Kurds getting heavy equipment solidifying their autonomy in the area.

Foiny Idk if you know this, but the vast majority of the area the PKK holds in majority Sunni Arab. lol

No one is going to make such a foolish play, especially when we have already seen how things went in Afrin and Tal Abyad offensive.

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[That_Guy]

Are the kurds anti Zionist?

I know some Kurds and they hate Zionists as much as anyone but the Kurd groups in Iraq being friendless in the region were always happy to receive support anywhere they could get it and they have become a problem/patsy in the region that will either need to be dealt with or made to see sense

They are very anti-zionists. Israelis like to claim that the Kurds are friends, but they're ignorant to the truth.

The truth is that the Kurds have a mutually beneficial relationship with the US, but not only is that relationship transactional, it does not extend to Israel at all.

The Kurds are Muslims, first and foremost, and have often openly criticized Israeli occupation of Palestine.

A LOT of people simply do not understand the Kurdish mindset.

Now does that mean the YPG/YPJ/PKK are suddenly the good guys? Absolutely not, they're terrorists through and through, using children as soldiers, as well as massacring other ethnic groups such as Arabs and Turkmen. They've also been accused of ethnic cleansing entire areas of non-Kurds to make way for a Kurdish nation.

...but that doesn't mean they like Israel. The Kurds see their own situation in the same lens as Palestinians, as in their home land is being occupied by a foreign power that doesn't belong there, in the case of the Kurds, the foreign powers they accuse are Turkey, Iraq and Iran.

Whether it's true or not is a different matter, but this is their mindset.

 

[Foinikas]

And why would they do that? lol

And why would a bunch of weapons guarantee that they would win? lol

And why would they trade Turkey for a nonstate Actor? Especially in the current geopolitical circumstances. lol, you guys are too funny.

I don't know lol
Maybe because they will have enough of Turkey and say "ok,Russians are out, Erdogan is not reliable,he'll attack the Kurds,the Kurds on the other hand can be a useful ally against any Turkish, threat against Israel,a nice bulkhead against Iran and Iraq."
Reinforcing them eventually,is strategically and geopolitically very logical. It's the best thing for the Americans to have an ally in that part of the Middle-East,who is friendly towards Israel,dependent on the US and borders Turkey and the Shia crescent.

Ok lol? Do you still find it funny? lol

 

[Jango007]

Time to drag this SOB protector of Israel and mass murderer Asaad through the streets of Damascus....

 

[hodor]

Yes. But it's if you think the Kurds won't be reinforced by the Americans in the aftermath...you're wrong. When the Americans and Israelis will want to contain Erdogan's ambitions,you will see the Kurds getting heavy equipment solidifying their autonomy in the area.

Only 9 percent of Syria is Kurdish. They are a small minority in most regions. They don't know how to fight, they can't hold territory. Syria has a very flat geography. They cannot hide in mountains and caves. Equipment support from the US is useless. The Arabs under their rule will never fight for them. If the US gives Turkey the green light, it won't even take a few weeks to destroy the YPG.

 

[Foinikas]

Only 9 percent of Syria is Kurdish. They are a small minority in most regions. They don't know how to fight, they can't hold territory. Syria has a very flat geography. They cannot hide in mountains and caves. Equipment support from the US is useless. The Arabs under their rule will never fight for them. If the US gives Turkey the green light, it won't even take a few weeks to destroy the YPG.

The Kurds are mostly interested in holding their parts. And that's enough actually.

 

[That_Guy]

I thought you were smarter than falling for western propaganda.

This is well documented, not propaganda.

 

[RedBeard]

What an absolute humiliation for iran blow after blow, with no respite.

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