Syrian Civil War and The future of Syria after liberation

[CrniLabud]

This is my point let them station Turkish troops who are invited by this current Syrian leadership if they harm Turkish personal than fair game

By power I mean stealth fighters, Destroyers, Hyper sonic missiles, conventional air force, etc. Ground troops can’t do much bc of israeli/american air dominance.

 

[Shags101]

By power I mean stealth fighters, Destroyers, Hyper sonic missiles, conventional air force, etc. Ground troops can’t do much bc of israeli/american air dominance.

It would take at least a decade if not longer to build up the Syrian military not a fan of jolani(definitely was a fan of a coward like bashar btw) but if he’s to survive or Syria as whole for the most part he needs massive intervention by strong Arab or Muslim nations to set up bases for the foreseeable future

 

[MH.Yang]

It would take at least a decade if not longer to build up the Syrian military not a fan of jolani(definitely was a fan of a coward like bashar btw) but if he’s to survive or Syria as whole for the most part he needs massive intervention by strong Arab or Muslim nations to set up bases for the foreseeable future

Why do you think Asad is a coward?

 

[Shags101]

Why do you think Asad is a coward?

Because he is simple selling drugs and not actually give a damn about his people as a whole proves it he had an opportunity to be a uniter during the Arab spring in the early days when it was just mass protests he instead chose to open the gates of hell and ran to Iran to save him but he’s gone so who cares

 

[hyperman]

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[TruthSeeker]

Iran Update, September 15, 2025

Qatar hosted an emergency Arab-Islamic summit in Doha on September 15 to discuss the recent Israeli strikes in Doha.

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The Syrian transitional government’s attempt to reconcile Housing, Land, and Property (HLP) violations in a Damascus suburb highlights the broader challenges that Damascus faces during Syria’s recovery from Assad’s rule and the civil war. Local sources told Reuters that General Security Services (GSS) personnel forcibly evicted about 22,000 Alawite residents from Damascus’s al Somaria neighborhood between August 27 and 29.[26] An Interior Ministry commander named Hadi Askar (Abu Hudhayfah) reportedly led the operation.[27] Al Somaria residents said GSS members demanded proof of home ownership and marked properties for eviction if residents failed to provide it.[28] The GSS’s justification for the forced eviction was that the residents’ homes were built on land illegally seized by the Assad regime in the 1970s, according to the Damascus governor.[29] The Assad regime forcibly displaced Sunni residents in Damascus’s Muadamiyat al Sham neighborhood to build the al Somaria neighborhood over it as military housing in the 1970s.[30] Syrian sources told Enab Baladi that over 200,000 former landowners from the original Muadamiyat al Sham neighborhood and their heirs retain claims to return to their land in al Somaria.[31] Syrian human rights experts alleged to Enab Baladi that the GSS evictions in al Somaria constituted forced evictions on a selective basis and that government forces failed to provide proper notice or housing alternatives.[32] The human rights experts explained that successful transitional justice for HLP violations must respect the rights of original landowners and violators and cannot be decided by the Syrian government alone.[33]

The evictions of the Alawite residents of al Somaria are emblematic of the country-wide challenges that Damascus faces as it attempts to rebuild Syria after decades under Assad rule and subsequent civil war. The Assad regime built multiple Damascus neighborhoods on top of others after displacing residents throughout its rule.[34] Turkey and its proxies have similarly displaced Kurds from their homes in northern Syria in acts of ethnic cleansing that seek to replace the Kurds with Sunni Arabs. The Syrian transitional government will need to contend with HLP reconciliation outside of Damascus, as well as internally displaced persons returning to their homes across the country. The transitional government will likely face continual challenges when addressing HLP violations, which can risk igniting long-held political or sectarian grievances.

 

[Shags101]

Dermer to meet Syrian FM in Paris to discuss Israeli maps for south Syria border agreement

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www.timesofisrael.com

This has become embarrassing seriously where all of these Arab and Turkish support it looks like Israel is about to takeover without any resistance whatsoever

 

[Persian Gulf]

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[hyperman]

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Al-Shraa answering the Question on Relation with Israel and why Syria cannot be a part of Abraham Accords;"There is a major difference between Syria and the countries that entered into the Abraham Accords. First, Israel is still occupying the Golan, and the Golan is Syrian land by United Nations recognition. The countries that signed the Abraham Accords did not have any of their land taken by Israel, and they are not neighbors with Israel or sharing borders with it.Since our arrival in Damascus, Israel has carried out many aggressions against Syria—around a thousand airstrikes that destroyed numerous Syrian institutions, including military, security, and civilian sites. Israel also carried out roughly 400 military operations on Syrian territory, during which it arrested some people and killed others. This is clearly considered aggression against Syria. Israel even targeted the Presidential Palace twice in succession, which can only be considered a declaration of hostility.Syria, however, has moved toward containing the situation. The current Syrian leadership has been trying to avoid dragging the country into any new war. This has opened the door for Syria to focus on opportunities for rebuilding and development. At the same time, this stance is not a weakness; it must be respected by others"

 

[hyperman]

Former CIA Director David Petraeus said to President Ahmad Al-Sharaa: I was facing great difficulties in Iraq. How will you face the challenges in Syria?

President Ahmad Al-Sharaa replied: Surely my mission in Syria is harder than yours was in Iraq. You had the option to leave Iraq, whereas our options are limited.

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[Persian Gulf]

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[Watandar]

This is really weird. Jelani was a prescribed terrorist in Alqaeds when Petraeus war in Iraq and now he is the President. This guy has CIA written all over him.

 

[Shags101]

This is really weird. Jelani was a prescribed terrorist in Alqaeds when Petraeus war in Iraq and now he is the President. This guy has CIA written all over him.

Not weird he’s just an opportunist most of these guys are they go where the wind is blowing

 

[Foinikas]

This is really weird. Jelani was a prescribed terrorist in Alqaeds when Petraeus war in Iraq and now he is the President. This guy has CIA written all over him.

And we're talking about two of the most dangerous,barbarbic and evil terrorist organizations in the world.

 

[battalion25]

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