Iranian Foreign & Resistance Front Strategy & Operations
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Kyussis
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This MFer should be thrown off a roof!!!
vmro
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That would be too much delusional take even for them, days with only idf attacks reported, finally Hezbollah strikes back, and accusing them is insulting to anyone that has IQ more than room Celsius degrees temperatures...
First and foremost is Hezbollah to really strikes back again in true fashion.... Bibi will sabotage the deal anyway...
Persian Gulf
INT'L MOD
Iraqi PMF arrived in Homs today
Hama is fully secured
in the next few days hopefully we see the first counter offensives
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I suggest that the original comments be shared if any. These hearsay comments have little value otherwise.
Persian Gulf
INT'L MOD
Hezbollah and Iraqi PMU have joined SAA. the party is over for HTS terrorists. only downhill from here.
Immortals
Elite Member
Iraqi government claims they are there to defend the border and to prevent a 2014 ISIS rampage across the Middle East. And they won’t enter Syria.
As someone who followed the Syria war very closely for over a decade, information that comes out is often times conflicting with both sides (terrorists and SAA) usually making false claims and less video footage compared to Ukraine war for example or even Israeli-HZ-Gaza war.
So expect to see a very fluid situation and every map being posted by OSINT community relying on hoping various sources are providing ACCURATE info that is eventually cross referenced when video is released.
What is clear is this will be a long battle and it could consume 2025.
vmro
Registered Member
But PMF meeting with Hezbollah means that corridor is functional, and that is crucial for Shia Crescent function.
PakAl
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Biggest issue for SAA will be if SNA with Turkey backing moves to control Aleppo, then SAA will have to directly fight against SNA and they have not done it for the past many years due to Turkish factor.
Lulldapull
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Reinforcements are pouring in from the Iranian side, building momentum. This is deja vu all over again, but on a far smaller scale than a decade ago. The Iranian side has far better experience in routing out the rebels and we saw that in the earlier war. Russia won't let this slide and looks like Al-Turkiya is headed for a defeat sooner or later.
Liquidator
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With potentially 100s thousands of troops now in Syria, from Iran to Iraq and possibly Yemen Israel must be on its toes....
Immortals
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Hama is not looking good. Will take time for a major counteroffensive to be set up, but time is running out.
Not sure how Turkey/US spent so much time arming these terrorists and Iran did not notice.
