Syrian Civil War and The future of Syria after liberation

[Indos]

For the sake argument, let's agree that Shias are bad and they are enemy of sunni.

Question is, what actions majority sunni nations took to rescue innocents Palestinean since the conflict?

As per I remember, Iran called for OIC meeting early days of this conflict and forwarded a resolation
( something in that line) that cut all ties/cooperation with Zionists entity.

Do you know who opposed that resolution?

Dude I never said Shiah is an enemy of Sunni. You have some comprehension issue here.

Dont want to talk furher that will waste much of my time, as we have work, business etc

I just want to say that people with brain understand that Hamas cannot stand against Israel whose religion urge them to kill infants, women, and anything that move during war

Gazan is highly dense populated region, Hamas is very weak if it is against Israel. PLO has understand that military struggle is not fit with Palestinian condition to get independent.

Iran use Hamas to hit Israel because they are being attacked by Israel many time. Iran basically use weak and vulnerable Gazan for their own interest

Here open your eyes

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[shapurzolaktaf]

Israeli ground forces have overtly crossed into Syrian territory for the first time since the 1973 October War.

 

[Muji.Iqbal]

@ChineseTiger1986

The Organization of Islamic Cooperation and the Arab League wants China to be the world's largest economy. We are hoping and praying for that.

 

[Snake]

Iran should launch TP3.

It's too late for that. What will TP3 accomplish? At best Israel will brush it off. This would be a good idea only if Iran is willing to start a full war in the region. Currently Iran is not in that position, Iran needs to take a backseat for the next few decades.

 

[FuturePAF]

Looks like the Russians are staying.

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[FHN]

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This is a great move from Russia. They see the writing on the wall and say bye bye Assad.A deal has been done to ensure the safety of Russian military bases in Syria.

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As cunning as erdogan is, he doesn't want to make an enemy out of Russia.

 

[Hakwa Nadro]

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This is a great move from Russia. They see the writing on the wall and say bye bye Assad.

I won't be surprised if Iran takes the same route. There is something missing and I can't put my finger on it, remember Afghanistan when ANA supposedly melted in front of the Taliban offensive and then pictures and videos surfaced of Taliban fighters holding and handling their weapons american / nato style.

 

[FHN]

If china can get along with taliban they don't care who's in charge of Syria as long as the rebels are not hostile to China interest. They will need as much support to gain recognition from the international community. I'm not sure what the deal is for Iran and the rebels maybe they work out a deal to let them resupply weapons to hezbollah.

 

[FuturePAF]

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This is a great move from Russia. They see the writing on the wall and say bye bye Assad.A deal has been done to ensure the safety of Russian military bases in Syria.

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As cunning as erdogan is, he doesn't want to make an enemy out of Russia.

Also the new Syrian rulers won’t want to be dependent upon any one power, and will want to have arms supplies from the Russians. Good relations will have them back up in a few years time, without the baggage of Assad’s Baathist regime.

This seems more a victory of the Syrian tribal system to endure.

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[FuturePAF]

If china can get along with taliban they don't care who's in charge of Syria as long as the rebels are not hostile to China interest. They will need as much support to gain recognition from the international community. I'm not sure what the deal is for Iran and the rebels maybe they work out a deal to let them resupply weapons to hezbollah.

Syria without a war could be a vital BRI partner, especially considering the desire for the Turkish Iraq corridor that needs a Kurdish free segment, considering the risk of Turkish-PKK fighting making a direct route potentially unviable. A rail out from the Iraqi coast, up the Euphrates to Turkey would not be in countries no longer under western sanctions. Open for business.

Iraq won’t have its deep water port built for another 15 years, so trans-shipment via Gwadar deep water port can help Chinese companies recoup their investment in Gwadar’s port.

Turkey pushes $25bn Iraq transport route over India-Europe corridor

Minister says Israel-Hamas war shows 'security problems' with plan hatched at G20

asia.nikkei.com

 

[hodor]

Is anyone still defending Assad

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[newb3e]

why is Syria so important? they dont have much oil or any othe resources.

 

[MMM-E]

Reuters, citing two sources

Syrian opposition informed Türkiye of its plans to launch an attack 6 months ago and felt it had received tacit approval.

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President ERDOGAN extended his hand of friendship for the last time and offered to meet with ASAD for peace

But ASSAD rejected this hand of friendship

Nobody can blame Turkiye

 

[Khansaheeb]

Syrian PM caught:-

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[Snake]

why is Syria so important? they dont have much oil or any othe resources.

For Russia it gives important access to the Mediterranean. The Mediterranean is incredibly important for operations in Africa and as a warm water port.

For Iran its a part of the land bridge to Lebanon and Hezbollah. With Assad in power Iran was countering Turkish influence in the region.

For Turkey it is the source of millions of refugees that Turkey wants to send back. I believe Turkey wants to build a gas pipeline through there as well.

Israel just wants land. Don't be surprised if a dredel is found under Damascus proving the Jews have been there since the big bang.