Syrian Civil War and The future of Syria after liberation

The SC said:
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Syrian opposition forces control Hama, without any resistance.
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this is not true

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strong Syrian resistance against HTS terrorists north of Hama
 
This surprise attack by king Turdogan upon Netanyahu instruction will be repulsed and these jihadists pushed out to idlib again. Ten years later they’ll try again, but by that time idlib will be reclaimed by Syria.
 
Pro-Zionist Yankee ISIS Jihadis have been activated by Turkey Israel and USA.

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Syrian opposition factions supported by TĂĽrkiye are exploiting regional transformations to control Aleppo
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November 2024:

In a surprise move that takes advantage of the changing geopolitical dynamics in the region, Syrian opposition factions loyal to Turkey enter Aleppo, Syria's second-largest city, after launching a rapid offensive earlier this week.

This unexpected advance into Aleppo – a city of enormous strategic and symbolic importance – marked a major escalation in the ongoing conflict and highlighted the vulnerabilities of Assad's forces amid shifting alliances in the region.

The surprise offensive, which began on Wednesday, saw opposition forces take control of “half of Aleppo” as government forces withdrew, according to the Syrian Observatory for Human Rights. The timing of the attack coincided with the imposition of a fragile ceasefire in neighboring Lebanon between Israel and Hezbollah, which is backed by Iran.

Initially, violent clashes were reported, with the Britain-based Observatory estimating that 277 people were killed, including 28 civilians, many of whom died as a result of Russian airstrikes. By Friday, opposition factions and their allies had captured more than 50 towns and villages in northern Syria and advanced toward western Aleppo, a city of two million people that served as Syria's industrial center before the civil war.

Opposition forces, many of which are closely linked to Turkey, were able to quickly take control of large parts of Aleppo without facing significant resistance. “There were no battles, and no shooting was fired during the retreat of the regime forces,” Rami Abdel Rahman, director of the observatory, told AFP early Saturday morning.

“This operation aims to silence the sources of enemy fire along the front lines,” Muhammad Bashir, leader of the Hay’at Tahrir al-Sham group, which was at the forefront of the attack launched by opposition forces, said in a press conference on Saturday.

The Syrian government and Russian air force responded to the advance by launching intense air attacks on the opposition-controlled enclave around Idlib, a stronghold for several factions. According to the Syrian Observatory for Human Rights, 23 air strikes have been carried out since the start of the attack. Russian military officials confirmed the targeting of what they called “extremist forces.”

A Russian Defense Ministry spokesman told official news agencies: “The Russian Air Force is carrying out missile and bomb strikes on command centers, storage facilities and artillery sites belonging to terrorists.”

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Türkiye responded by calling for a halt to the bombing. The Turkish Foreign Ministry said: “The recent clashes led to an unwanted escalation of tension in the region,” stressing Ankara’s role in calling for stability.

Since 2020, a ceasefire brokered by Türkiye and Russia in the Idlib region has held, despite being repeatedly violated. Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov described the situation in Aleppo as a “violation of Syria’s sovereignty” and expressed support for “the rapid restoration of order by the Syrian government in the region.”

Iran also made its contribution to the development of the situation. Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araqchi pledged to continue supporting the Syrian government, during a phone call with his Syrian counterpart, Bassam Al-Sabbagh, stressing: “We will continue to support the Syrian government, its people, and its army.”

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In recent days, AFP reporters have documented the advance of opposition forces on tanks amid heavy exchanges of fire just seven kilometers from Aleppo. Abandoned Syrian Army tanks and military vehicles could be seen scattered throughout the area, while opposition forces advanced, supported by the Turkish command.

Pro-Turkish forces appear to have taken advantage of Russia's weak position, distracted by the protracted and bloody war in Ukraine and the ongoing confrontation between Israel and Iran that has exhausted military assets in Syria. Without direct support from Russian and Iranian forces, Assad's weak army appears unable to confront the well-equipped opposition factions that Ankara has consistently supported in pursuit of its regional interests.

The fall of half of Aleppo into the hands of pro-Turkish forces not only underscores the increasing fragmentation of power in Syria, it also illustrates the shifting sands of international influence in the region. With the Assad regime in conflict and its allies exhausted, the path forward in Syria remains fraught with uncertainty, with new alliances and conflicts emerging in a region already marked by volatility and turmoil.
 
Military coup in Syria

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November 2024:

Sounds of gunfire were heard in the Syrian capital, Damascus, on Saturday evening, amid growing speculation about an attempted coup.

The Syrian state television network (SANA) stopped broadcasting on Saturday evening, and the news agency's websites were inaccessible in both Arabic and English.

Explosions and gunfire were heard near the General Staff building and the government media building in the capital.

Local sources said that Brigadier General Hossam Louqa, head of the regime's Public Security Department, was trying to overthrow President Bashar al-Assad, who was out of the country on Saturday.

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A Russian military plane landed at Damascus International Airport on Saturday evening, amid growing speculation that Assad was on board and had returned from meetings in Moscow.

Unconfirmed reports also claimed that Assad was transferred to a “safe house” amid the coup attempt.

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Clashes were reported between the Syrian Republican Guard and the Fourth Division of the Syrian Army in the Kafr Sousa area of Damascus, with shooting targeting a number of government buildings.

There have also been multiple reports that Assad and his family are in Moscow, including at least one report in Turkish media.

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Meanwhile, on Friday night, a coalition of armed rebel groups seized Syria's northern commercial center and second-largest city, Aleppo. Hay'at Tahrir al-Sham (formerly Jabhat al-Nusra) also took control of the Jibrin and al-Sawa'iq districts in the city of Hama, south of Aleppo.

According to the UK-based Syrian Observatory for Human Rights, Hay'at Tahrir al-Sham forces were in control of 26 towns and cities in the northern Hama countryside by Saturday night and advancing on the outskirts of Alawite villages in the area.

Separate reports indicated that Hay'at Tahrir al-Sham forces are continuing their advance south from Hama and heading towards Homs. Unconfirmed reports claimed that Assad regime forces were seen destroying their weapons depots in the Homs countryside.
 
The SC said:
Syria is burning again..!!

Hours after agreeing on a ceasefire in Lebanon and Netanyahu announcing that Bashar al-Assad is playing with fire

Hay'at Tahrir al-Sham launches pre-emptive attacks on large areas against the Russian-backed Assad forces

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Unfortunately Turkey already taking orders from Israel, they have no choice..
 
Foinikas said:
If you think the EU leaders are Christians or that these wars are done in the name of religion,you are mistaken. The EU leaders are atheist,agnostic or simply Freemasons. Most of the American leaders too.

The "white Christians" narration is simply not true. Sounds more like a racist rant.
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It's our perception...

And you can't deny the fact that the Crusades happened in the past before, and that the Native Americans were genocided by Catholic Christian European from Iberia who have white skin, and that all NATO countries involved in the invasions of Afghanistan or Iraq are all from Europe whose majority populations are Christians.

There are also lots of Alt-Right White Christian American supporting Israel's genocide of Palestinians.

So kindly shut up and stop crying racism when Christians are genociding people too with their wholesale support for Israel by US selling bombs to the Israelis. Christians and White people only know how to kill Muslims, brown people and Asians just like they did so to Hiroshimans and Nagasakians. The pilot who dropped those A-Bombs on Asians are White men too...
 
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