FHN
Trusted Member
SDF captured Khafsah town from SNA and connected Manbij with Maskanah. SNA previously took Al Khafsah from Syrian Regime to cut SDF off from Maskanah.
11 SNA were killed and 3 vehicles were seized, according to sources from SDF.
Syrian Civil War and The future of Syria after liberation
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SDF captured Khafsah town from SNA and connected Manbij with Maskanah. SNA previously took Al Khafsah from Syrian Regime to cut SDF off from Maskanah.
11 SNA were killed and 3 vehicles were seized, according to sources from SDF.
FHN
Trusted Member
Sadly, Assad’s replacement will probably be even worse. I guess there’s always hope
KingQamaR
Elite Member
The problem is that Assad disbanded the old units and dismissed all the veterans from the army, believing that the war was over. The new recruits have low training and low morale. The equipment previously belonged to the Syrians. In total, they abandoned 36 units of equipment, which is not that much, along with military vehicles. The entire defense relied on Russian soldiers, Wagner, and Iranians. The Russians went to Ukraine, Wagner was disbanded after the mutiny, and the Iranians went to Lebanon. The Syrian army itself is just running around.
Ali_Baba
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Syria assumed that the peace agreements would hold and that they could focus on the economic issues they are facing. That is why Syria disbanded. That has been proven to be a bad decision as both Israel and Turkey have been working together to put this offensive together to destablise Syria.
Morale for Syria is donot trust Turkey ... Putin was very clear a few days ago when he said that Turkey had betray a number of agreements and understandings when it launched this operation.
Turkey has the element of suprise on her side for now. Syria and Russia need to stop the lines advancing asap, then they can focus on recovering lost terrority and put in place plans like the occupation of Idlib so that Turkey can never be allowed to pull this kind of stunt again ...
FHN
Trusted Member
The repeat of Libya scenario may take place if the US hand over the protectorship of the PKK/YPG/SDF to Russia
In the scenario where the number of Iranian-supplied militia does not increase and the regime forces cannot hold on to Hama & Homs, it may be too late for recruitment
ziaulislam
Elite Member
How many syrians have you talked to
KingQamaR
Elite Member
So, how many “ ceasefires” and peace talks have been brokered and then broken by both sides since 2016 alone in Syria. Damascus was bombing opposition areas for the last few months! Turkey gave a go to HTS. This was stated by president of Turkey and leader of MHP party.We didint allow HTS to do operations when Turkey was trying to fix things with Assad. Assad didn't come to terms with Turkey so TR gave green light to operations.
FHN
Trusted Member
The Syrian state needed to solve its own problems - not Russia, not the Lebanese, and not the Iranians.
What did the Syrian State think was going to come out of Idlib? Flowers?
If Russia cuts support today, Syria FALLS by Monday.
BHAN85
Trusted Member
Yeah, Saddam Hussen also did ugly things in the past, all governments do sometimes. That was one of USA excuses for Iraq 2003 war: Iraq chemical attacks in the past.
But Syria was in peace before 2010 foreign sponsored aggression. What wrong did Syria in the 2000s decade? The slaughter was started by rebels in 2010.
Like Iraq was in peace before 2003 USA aggression.
And now both countries are endless mayhems.
Really is it a smart longterm strategy for Turkiye have a burning country next to them?
The same that was done to Syria, it can be done to any other state, with the same excuses.
At least enemies should have the decency to call war to their war.
FHN
Trusted Member
Assad continues to send reinforcements to the city of Jablah, home to Russia's Khmeimim Air Base. They better be without Russian air support , u might as well call it and let the Kurds and Syrian rebels split the country in half lol that's what I think will happen if Assad falls. U might have an alawites state in the two coastal provinces of Syria that's it. That's Assad stronghold he can rule there lol the Kurds seem to be in a very good position. I think they will come out of this mess stronger than ever. Just let the two sides fight and hold the ground then go after the rebels after all dust is settle and gain more ground. I'm sure Israel will be in full support of Kurds eventually cause they are the least hostile to Israel and working side by side with the Americans. A land corridor from kurdistan to Israel is such a genius move . If the Kurds somehow able to pull it off I have to give it them they deserve it
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