Syrian Civil War and The future of Syria after liberation
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Hakikat ve Hikmet
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A good Persian joke.....
As for the Turkish Deep State, this world is a dead serious place. It knows when, where, and how to take down the foreign enemies and domestic traitors. What the West, Russia, Iran etc. built in decades to undermine Turkey is being dismantled in days and weeks. It's a complete surprise to her enemies....
hodor
Registered Member
You look like a psychopath who gets off on people dying. I hope the sins of the Russians will be written on you.
MMM-E
Elite Member
USA-Israel backed PKK-YPG Terrorists who occupied 30% of Syria
while only 5% of Syrian population is Kurd
Turkiye backed Syrian National Army is full of Syrian People including Arabs , Turkmen and Kurds since 2017
The 600-strong Kurdish Falcons battalion of the Syrian National Army
Turkish Army trained Syrian National Army .. ( around 50.000 soldiers )
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UKBengali
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You cannot take my analysis can you?
I don't "get off on anyone dying".
My wish is that the RuAF spares the civilians as they will vaporise the rebels for sure. Putin will not let Assad fall.
That video was just a demonstration of the terrible firepower that Russia has already in theatre.
FHN
Trusted Member
So who's turkiye fighting against? The Kurds or Assad?
That_Guy
THINK TANK: CONSULTANT
Why would they? They're literally bombing hospitals.
The Israelis took their ideas from Russia, as most Israeli commanders are former Eastern European/Soviet citizens.
I've seen so many dead bodies of children and women on Twitter because of Russian bombings.
FHN
Trusted Member
Very likely turkey will stop the brakes after the rebels take Hama since that be enough of a buffer zone to allow refugees back if the rebels consolidate and hold their gains.
Foinikas
Elite Member
The Iraqi Army needs to help too. They need manpower and modern equipment and the Iraqis are better equipped now.
FHN
Trusted Member
SAA needs time to regroup, reorganize commanders and objectives. They're doing that while defending areas so that might be difficult at the moment, but by every single hour that pass in which the rebels dont advance, is a lost for them. If the rebels push too far and spread themselves thin Assad forces can encircle them from the south.
UKBengali
Elite Member
Look that would be best and I think unless the rebels are suicidal they won't even think of trying to overrun the Russia bases or get to Damascus.
However, would RuAF leave them alone or just destroy the cities they occupy? Putin is not know to show much mercy when it comes to his enemies.
I know that Assad is a cruel dictator and he really did not handle the initial uprising well, but this was simply not the time when the Zionist entity is committing a genocide in Gaza and also trying to subdue Lebanon.
FHN
Trusted Member
Until now there is no iraqi faction have participated in the ongoing conflict in syria but i expect their participation if the situation intensify toward the Iraqi border.We are still a long way from there.
