Syrian Civil War and The future of Syria after liberation

[UKBengali]

Why don't the sunnis declare jihad against Israel? What are they afraid of? Why are they only going after Israel and US enemies?

Name a single Sunni ME country that is hostile to the entity?

Most of them recognise it and are even actively collaborating in the genocide by supplying oil/materials/foods, and even allowing Zionist warships to dock when Spain refuses!

 

[SUI]

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Don't be surprised if the future map of the middle east ends up like this. Just look at this map the rest of Syria and Iraq will go to the Kurds under US control then Israel will have no more enemy on its border. Erdogan is playing games with the devil and turkiye will pay the price for it.

 

[hodor]

 

[Sinan]

This is not the time to play off one bully with the other
Syria right now is an engineered distraction from the main issue in the world the Israeli savagery and brutality against Palestinians

Yeah, everything happening in the world is because of sionists. Especially when it doesn't benefits some certain sect.

 

[EyelessInGaza]

I believe that, other combat strategies aside, drones are likely to have a transformative impact if used with planning and in mass at the outset, ie the next few days and weeks.

Whoever gets there “firstest” and with the “mostest” drones, from smaller FPVs upwards will likely have a significant and decisive advantage.

I wonder whether the HTS is already prepared with drones; Assad is likely unprepared here as well.

On a separate note it should be interesting to see wonder how drones will transform small unit tactics given what we saw a decade ago in this region.

 

[SUI]

Yeah, everything happening in the world is because of sionists. Especially when it doesn't benefits some certain sect.

 

[The SC]

8,000 square kilometers from which Assad fled within a day and a half in northern Syria.

An efficient member of the axis!

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[SUI]

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[The SC]

A drone attack in the skies of Homs

And the system responds

@Hanzpal2

 

[Sinan]

now that a cease fire has been signed, there is still a possibility Hezbollah can send some fighters to assist Assad in Syria.If 80% of all casualties get caused by artillery and aireal bombardment...then what happens when russia has basically total airsuperiority over the Syria front. It won't be pretty for the rebel groups fighting Assad in the weeks to come.

Rebels have manpads. That's why so far Russian and Syrian aircraft remained useless. They can't fly at low altitute where their rocket pods would make difference. They also lack laser guided precision bombs and targeting pods. So, they drop free-fall bombs from high altitude. You can't hit anything like that so, they bomb cities. Bombing cities would not harm the fighters on the ground.

There will be very bloody ground battles.

Another thing that caught my eye, as like everybody else rebels draw some lessons from Russo-Ukro war. They are extensively using FPV drones. You need some serious E/W to counter those, which Assad seems to lack.

 

[FOOLS_NIGHTMARE]

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[Sinan]

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Exactly, if shias are so concerned they can start with not dropping barrel bombs on to the childrens.

But when those children happen to be Sunni, they go in to a killing frenzy.

 

[SUI]

Rebels have manpads. That's why so far Russian and Syrian aircraft remained useless. They can't fly at low altitute where their rocket pods would make difference. They also lack laser guided precision bombs and targeting pods. So, they drop free-fall bombs from high altitude. You can't hit anything like that so, they bomb cities. Bombing cities would not harm the fighters on the ground.

There will be very bloody ground battles.

Another thing that caught my eye, as like everybody else rebels draw some lessons from Russo-Ukro war. They are extensively using FPV drones. You need some serious E/W to counter those, which Assad seems to lack.

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More than 1,000 rebels have been eliminated so far.

 

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[SteppeWolff]

Exactly, if shias are so concerned they can start with not dropping barrel bombs on to the childrens.

But when those children happen to be Sunni, they go in to a killing frenzy.

Stop with the sectarian rant fool. Its seems to be a recent forum trend.