Syrian Civil War and The future of Syria after liberation

muhammed45 said:
Bro, don't make me laugh. Indonesia is an spineless country with almost 20-30 million evanglical Christians, they are far far away from protecting armed resistance against Zionists.

At best they will support the ridiculous idea of 2 state solution. A solution that leaves the sheep beside the wolf armed to its teeth.

Tukrey and resistance? How on earth is that even possible that a NATO member state helps armed conflict against Israel? Turkey is a thief to say the least. They will steal oil fields and lands of naive Syrians.

Egypt? Pakistan? Pakistan and Egypt arrested those who insulted Israel in the streets of Islamabad and Cairo.

No one can replace Assad and Iran in Syria.

I am a Turkish speaking Azeri my naive brother. I know what Turkish leadership wants. You will see it by your own eyes how they will tear Syria apart like an abandoned sheep among hungry wolves.
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Bro you are mainly correct but Indonesia is 90% Muslim and will rise in 1-2 decades to become a developed and very powerful country.

They will not betray Palestine or other Muslims and will support the resistance. Hardly any of their trade is with Zionist West or India.
 
Foinikas said:
He was no puppet. You Turks are unbelievable...when Erdogan plays games behind everyone,you call him a "great leader" and congratule him for his foreign policy,a bit of America,a bit of Russia,a bit of NATO,a bit of hardcore Muslim,wants Turkey in the EU but also plays hard to get,talks about peace goes to war with smaller nations,talks harsh about Israelis,won't dare to attack them.

Then you come and say "Assad was a puppet". You say he "killed Sunnis". You never talk about the scores of people and Syrian law enforcement the barbaric salafis butchered and bombed in 12 years of war. You say "he was a friend with Israel because he never attacked them".

The guy turns out he was doing what he could for his country to stay together,despite the morons in his circle being hardliners thinking as if it was 1980s. And you Turks and Ertugrul fanboys are all like "he was used by Iranians" then "oh he betrayed Iranians" or "he was used by the Russians" and "oh he didn't do anything against Israel",right when your own Wahabistani puppets are praising Israel and giving promises of never going to war against them.

Shame on you. Shame on you.

Syria has been destroyed and all you people are saying is "Finally,Assad is gone!"

And turks are ready to ejaculate from happiness every time they see Turkish puppets which were educated in Turkey and funded by Turkey,getting seats in the new dawlat as-Suria,while the uber Muslims from around the world are crying from happiness because they saw a white shahada flag,like the one of the Taliban.

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It's like PML-N coalition fanboys going like:

"PAKISTAN GO TO SHIT,BUT AT LEAST SO GOOD IMRAN KHAN PLAYBOY MAN IS OUT OF GOVERNMENT" or Libya after they executed Gaddafi.
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Listen, you are a Holy Pagua celebrating Indian, working as Uber-driver in London, you dont know anything about the dynamics in the Middle East.

You talking about Assad/Turkey/Middle East is like a Eskimo talking about the Horn of Africa.

Assad and his father were from a Alawite minority and they didnt came with elections but with a Baathist coup, so there was nothing what give them the right to rule about a Sunni majority country, EXCEPT military power. And when the protests start in 2011 as result of the worldwide financial crash of 2009, Assad didnt reform but smashed the protesters with his military power.

Resistance groups emerged as a reaction and the US came in and established SDF and ISIS close to the Turkish border. Turkey was overwhelmed not only with million refugees but also with ISIS and PKK.

Like Netanyahu said, Assad was a fine guy according to him and there wasn't a bullet fired at the Golan Heights for 50 years.

Syria was a big market for Turkey and they had brotherly relations, because Assad did came a lot of times to Ankara. Both presidents even go to vacation together. But everything has a limit when you are arrogant and ignorant after 100 warnings from your neighbours.

When you create mass graves and put your people alive and well in those graves, when your commanders feed the people alive and well to lions, when you build prisons like labyrinths and put women and children in there (for what crime exactly?), when your soldiers torture pedestrians in front of their kids by kissing a Assad-painting, when you close mosques for praying and let your soldiers shit and piss in those mosques, than you deserve the biggest punishment and torture ever.

So Assad and his followers should STFU and stay quiet. He was a non-muslim dictator butchering innocent muslims. And he deserves death, he deserves punishment, and after that a hard death like a butchered swine.

If Russia want to keep their bases in Syria, than they should give Assad back to Syria.
 

Turkiye will do ‘whatever it takes’ if Syria government cannot address Kurd militia issue, minister says​


Reuters
December 22, 2024

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ANKARA: Turkiye will do “whatever it takes” to ensure its security if the new Syrian administration cannot address Ankara’s concerns about US-allied Kurdish groups it views as terrorist groups, Foreign Minister Hakan Fidan said on Saturday.

Turkiye regards the YPG, the militant group spearheading the US-allied Syrian Democratic Forces (SDF), as an extension of the Kurdistan Workers Party (PKK) militants who have fought an insurgency against the Turkish state for 40 years and are deemed terrorists by Ankara, Washington, and the European Union.

Hostilities have escalated since the toppling of Bashar al-Assad less than two weeks ago, with Turkiye and Syrian groups seizing the city of Manbij from the SDF on Dec. 9. Assad’s fall has left the Kurdish factions on the back foot as they seek to retain political gains made in the last 13 years.

In an interview with France 24, Fidan said Ankara’s preferred option was for the new administration in Damascus to address the problem in line with Syria’s territorial unity, sovereignty, and integrity, adding that the YPG should be disbanded immediately.

“If it doesn’t happen, we have to protect our own national security,” he said. When asked if that included military action, Fidan said: “whatever it takes.”

Asked about SDF commander Mazloum Abdi’s comments about the possibility of a negotiated solution with Ankara, Fidan said the group should seek such a settlement with Damascus, as there was “a new reality” there now.
 
“The new reality, hopefully, they will address these issues, but at the same time, (the) YPG/PKK, they know what we want. We don’t want to see any form of military threat to ourselves.

Not the present one, but also the potential one,“ he added. Ankara, alongside Syrian allies, has mounted several cross-border offensives against the YPG-led SDF in northern Syria, while repeatedly demanding that its NATO ally Washington halt support for the fighters.

The US-backed SDF played a major role defeating Islamic State militants in 2014-2017 with US air support, and still guards its fighters in prison camps. US Secretary of State Antony Blinken warned that the militant group would try to re-establish capabilities in this period.

Fidan said he didn’t find the recent uptick in US troops in Syria to be the “right decision”, adding the battle against Islamic State was an “excuse” to maintain support for the SDF.

“The fight against ISIS, there is only one job: to keep ISIS prisoners in prisons, that’s it,” he said. Fidan also said that the Hayat Tahrir al-Sham, which swept into Damascus to topple Assad, had “excellent cooperation” with Ankara in the battle against Islamic State and al-Qaeda in the past through intelligence sharing.

He also said Turkiye was not in favour of any foreign bases, including Russian ones, remaining in Syria, but that the choice was up to the Syrian people.
 
Ravenman said:
Listen, you are a Holy Pagua celebrating Indian, working as Uber-driver in London, you dont know anything about the dynamics in the Middle East.
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Is it easier for you to imagine alternate realities?

The rest of your post is invalid,based on your imaginary assumptions about me "not knowing" the dynamics and history of the region.
 
Ravenman said:
You are streetshitter from India, trying to form a rift between muslim nations.

Why does a non-muslim nestle himself on a platform for muslims? What business is it yours?

Why should a muslim or a human being support Assad, one of the biggest muslimbutchers of the world?
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Enough with your nonsense. Next time you use that language and baseless accusations,I'll report you.
 
And Israel + US role advanced by 80years

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_Arabia_ said:
KSA used to export oil to Syria for decades so that should not be a major problem. SABIC, ARAMCO etc. can built the necessary infrastructure as well if needed.
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the problem is not building them , the problem is the time it take to do so and if they want to pump KSA oil into the currently configured infrastructure it can damage the refinery
 
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A Saudi delegation headed by an advisor to the Royal Court met with Al-Sharaa at the People’s Palace

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The Saudi gift to the Syrian people
5000 police cars
Petroleum for a year
Whoever does not thank people does not thank God
Thank you to the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia, yes
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