Syrian Civil War and The future of Syria after liberation
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EugeneP
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How young are you?
mythbuster
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Abraham Accord is working behind the curtains .... goodbye Assad , hezbulla , Hamas and the Shia crescent ..... Palestinians are getting their truncated sovereign state , they don't have much choice left ....there will be PAX Israelia in the middle East ....all these petty ruffling and technicalities are fun to discuss , nothing more . Shia Bros became too adventurous for their own good and now paying the price .
Snake
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This will never happen. Once a Palestine is "confirmed to exist" there will bethe ability to provide it weapons good enough to pile up Zionist corpses. It could also expand in the future by annexing Israeli land, the Arabs will concede all of Palestine for a watered down defence agreement.
mythbuster
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I respect your view , keep in mind , the bedrock of Abraham Accord is Palestinian state .
arjunk
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Assad explicitly supports India's mass rapes, killings and settler colonialism against Kashmiri Muslims:
www.indiatoday.in
"What is going on in Kashmir is first step of terrorism. The government of India has right to solve it in any manner,"
It's laughable that Pakistanis are going 'phul sapport saar' for a regime that calls Pakistanis terrorists and enthusiastically supports our extermination by any means necessary.
Syria on Kashmir issue: India has the right to solve it in any manner
Syria has firmly backed India's position on Kashmir saying the issue is an internal matter of the country and New Delhi has the right to solve it in any manner.
"What is going on in Kashmir is first step of terrorism. The government of India has right to solve it in any manner,"
It's laughable that Pakistanis are going 'phul sapport saar' for a regime that calls Pakistanis terrorists and enthusiastically supports our extermination by any means necessary.
eIsQengiz
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UPDATES: Anti-Assad Forces Advance in Northwest Syria
Posted by Scott Lucas | Nov 29, 2024 | 0
UPDATES: Anti-Assad Forces Advance in Northwest Syria
Smoke rises from an attack by anti-Assad forces on regime positions in western Aleppo Province, Syria, November 27, 2024
UPDATE 1433 GMT:
Consulting with the Assad regime, Iran’s leadership has said the rebel advance in northwest Syria is “an American-Zionist design”.
Calling Assad regime counterpart Bassam al-Sabbagh, Iran Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi maintained that the offensive was linked to Israel’s “defeats against resistance” in Lebanon and Palestine.
UPDATE 1300 GMT:
Russia, which has propped up the Assad regime since Syria’s uprising began in March 2011, says it hoped its ally can quickly “restore order” in Aleppo Province in northwest Syria.
Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov said Moscow sees the attack as “an infringement on the sovereignty of Syria”: “We are for the government of Syria to quickly restore order in this district.”
UPDATE, NOV 29:
Anti-Assad forces are inside Syria’s largest city Aleppo for the first time since December 2016.
Advancing 17 km (10.6 miles) in just over two days, the rebels reportedly captured the Assad regime’s military research complex near the city.
The Syrian opposition, having captured part of Aleppo in 2012, was forced out of the eastern part of the city in 2016 after months of bombing, ground assaults, and siege by the Assad regime, Russia, and Iran.
The rebels also announced the capture of Hadher, a former base of Iran’s Revolutionary Guards, in southern Aleppo Province.
Footage of rebels in the Khan Tuman area, capturing a large amount of regime armor:
UPDATE 1842 GMT:
The White Helmets civil defense says at least 11 people, including three children and two women, have been killed in two different villages in western Aleppo Province by pro-Assad airstrikes.
The International Rescue Committee said at least 7,000 families have been newly displaced. Some schools and health facilities, including IRC’s field operations. have been forced to suspend services.
UPDATE 1826 GMT:
Videos of anti-Assad rebels of captured regime positions and weapons in western Aleppo Province….
Armor still in a storage area near the base of the 46th Regiment:
The takeover of Khan al-Assal, in the western outskirts of Aleppo city, with T-55 tank left behind by pro-Assad forces:
Rebels in towns southwest of Aleppo city, moving along the M-5 highway:
A rebel tears down a poster of Bashar al-Assad:
ORIGINAL ENTRY: In their most significant operations in more than 4 1/2 years, anti-Assad forces have advanced in northwest Syria.
Both rebel and Assad regime sources confirmed the operations in northwestern Aleppo Province, by a coalition of insurgents led by the Islamist faction Hayat Tahrir al-Sham. At least 10 areas were taken by the anti-Assad fighters.
Capturing the main regime base in western Aleppo Province, rebels advanced to almost 10 km (6.2 miles) from the outskirts of Syria’s largest city Aleppo.
#Syria: inside the 46th Regiment base after Rebels seized it yesterday in W. #Aleppo.
This base was used for over 4 years by Regime to target ppl living in nearby town of Atarib, including firing anti-tank missiles vs civilians.
Removing this threat was an aim of this offensive. https://t.co/taQcQFptgq pic.twitter.com/GZBdQjjP9v
— Qalaat Al Mudiq (@QalaatAlMudiq) November 28, 2024
The insurgents are close to the towns of Nubl and Zahra, where the Lebanese group Hezbollah has forces backing the regime. The fighters also attacked al-Nayrab airport east of Aleppo, where pro-Iranian militias have outposts.
Among those killed were Brig. Gen. Kioumars Pourhashemi of Iran’s Revolutionary Guards and two Assad regime colonels.
For the first time in Syria’s uprising, which began in March 2011, rebels captured a BMP-2 infantry fighting vehicle.
#Syria: Rebels officially claim control over Khan Assal, located in W. outskirts of #Aleppo-city.
Russian airstrikes stopped since hours now after bombing area of Saraqeb this morning.
This is an unprecedented situation. pic.twitter.com/AQ3Sxifnu9
— Qalaat Al Mudiq (@QalaatAlMudiq) November 28, 2024
The rebels said they were responding to an escalation in airstrikes on civilian areas in recent weeks against by Russian and regime forces, and to a buildup of regime troops near frontlines.
A regime official said the army struck rebel-held cities such as Idlib, Ariha, and Sarmada in southern Idlib province, adjacent to Aleppo.
The anti-Assad advance is the most substantial since March 2020, when Russian and Turkey brokered a ceasefire ending an 11-month offensive by Russian, Iranian, and regime forces that seized part of northwest Syria.
Witnesses said hundreds of families in the last refuge for opponents of Assad fled to safer areas along the Turkish border.
A “senior Turkish security source” said Ankara attempted to prevent the offensive to avoid a further escalation in regional tensions, amid Israel’s wars on Gaza and Lebanon.
However, the official said, efforts through channels established by a 2019 de-escalation agreement with the Russians had not yielded results.
In response to these [regime] attacks, Syrian opposition groups launched a limited operation towards Aleppo, targeting the areas from which the attacks originated.
What was initially planned as a limited operation expanded as regime forces began fleeing their positions.
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In most significant operations in 4 1/2+ years, anti-Assad forces advance in northwest Syria, taking regime positions in Aleppo Province.
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eIsQengiz
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MS Sandhu
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You people are going nuts lol
Turkey is fighting for its own interests
Iranians & Russians for their own.
Ultimately the Syrians will be the most affected people from Irani, Turkish & Russian Sponsored Terrorists.
PakFactor
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No, it isn't. The map the Trump administration showed in his first term was nothing but a layout of a shoe factory.
Below is the declaration. Please show me where it says the Palestinian State is the Bedrock of the Abraham Accords.
Abraham Accords
The side agreements between Israel and various Arab States call for a "resolution of the Palestinian question," not a state, and no time frame either. The states can independently establish relations with Israel and vice-versa and are not conditioned.
mythbuster
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How are you going to resolve the Palestinian question without a state? .....why are the Arab countries keeping a low profile in all that's happening ? ....Arabs are neither fools nor anyone's lackey .... everything is not declared ..... what's in the Abraham Accord for Arabs if there's no Palestinian state ? How are they going to sell the Accord without a Palestinian state ?.... they're too many ponderables that you are overlooking .
UKBengali
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There is no "Palestinian State" and the Abraham Accords have already happened. Abraham Accords has nothing to do with a solution to the occupation of Palestine.
Even Abbas rejected the truncated series of Bantustans offered by Netanyahu(sorry Trump).
Foinikas
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"Christians and white people"....
Are you trying to start a war in the forum with such comments?
Sinan
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Assad should have taken the deal when Erdogan gave him earlier this year. He is just suffering the consequence of his own stupidity.
Also in this offence, we have seen the fighting capability of shia when there is no air superiority in the sky.
Also in this offence, we have seen the fighting capability of shia when there is no air superiority in the sky.
