F-22Raptor
Elite Member
Damascus has surrendered
Syrian Civil War and The future of Syria after liberation
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Damascus has surrendered
hyperman
INT'L MOD
Am I'm telling you that you are under an illusion that this is the 90s and Turkey is Serbia or something. lol
I'm not naive I explained things to you and gave reasoning both geographically and demographically as to why such a play is unlikely.
They have the KRG in Iraq that borders Iran, why would they need something thats worse than that in Syria. It doesn't make sense the more you study the region and the current geopolitical formulations.
You got some weird Idea of some sort of indomitable force in Israel just saying things and the US making it into existence. There is a lot more complications underneath the surface here.
With regards to the PKK in Syria, Turkey will choose the time and place.
They didn't do shit when they had more impetus in Tal Abyad and Afrin, and the world is very different from those matters right now. The regional developments from Iran's emergence, to Russia's Ukraine invasion, to the elements in the South Caucasus have changed many things in the region. Not to mention the obvious with the Assad Regime collapse and with Russia's likely exit from Syria.
I'm not the ones naive here, you are being overly simplistic.
EugeneP
Trusted Member
Has the looks of Taliban takeover of Afghanistan in August 2021. Will the new Syria resemble Afghanistan under Taliban? That will be sad but not much worse than before. So, my question is, why did the 'revolution' succeed in Syria but not in Lebanon or Yemen?
RedBeard
Registered Member
Things are getting really fascinating.
The Shia Ismaili town of Salamiyah is ecstatic at meeting an HTS-aligned journalist who is shocked and had no idea he'd be welcomed that much. Residents crying of happiness at liberation. Some chants of "no sectarianism! We are one people!"
The Shia Ismaili town of Salamiyah is ecstatic at meeting an HTS-aligned journalist who is shocked and had no idea he'd be welcomed that much. Residents crying of happiness at liberation. Some chants of "no sectarianism! We are one people!"
Foinikas
Elite Member
Their interests align.
And the KRG isn't enough for them.
I asked you something earlier. If Erdogan starts an operation to kick the YPG out of northeastern Syria and the Americans tell him "We'll respond to any provocation",what do you think will happen?
Exactly,the world is very different. Times change. Geopolitical games change. Even Erdogan has the most unstable foreign policy.
