Syrian Civil War and The future of Syria after liberation

[mulj]

That would explain the army, but not airforce? Not a second response to Israeli airforce by either the IADS, or Airforce, right ?!

I think his air force was almost non existent at the end ebeside some attack airplanes and choppers as well as AD, russians probably could not delivery replacement parts and munitions after they start war in ukraina.

 

[tower9]

Do you know the irony? Even if a free soul from South America speaks sanely, will be labeled as a Shia minority.

Imam Ali (A. S.) says, 'The wise person is not the one who knows good from evil, but the wise one is the one who knows the good of two evils.'

Assad was bad, ok. But what about a disfunctional state driven by American motivated Jihadists?

The term punctuality is a phrase that needs to be described for people like you over and over again. When to fight, when to calm down, when to avoid backstabbing your own brother, when to move, when to stop.

I can see Israelis laughing at our faces, celebrating the story of making Syria a disfunctional and a backward state overtaken by rebranded headchoppers.

Syria will devolve into eternal chaos with extremist violent groups constantly infighting. Israel will take advantage of the chaos and continually invade and bite off more territory. When they bomb Syria, they will point to the dysfunction of the society and say “Look, these Muslims are Stone Age animals, we are representing civilization, bombing them is the only way to deal with these animals.”

It’s so sad to see Syria, once one of the most enlightened, multi cultural and intellectual regions of the Arab world being reduced to a battleground between factions of backward psychopaths.

 

[HAIDER]

Al-Julani: Israel's arguments have ended and the Israelis have crossed the lines of engagement​

US officials discussed merits of removing $10m bounty on HTS leader​

Meanwhile, Jordan's King emphasised importance of covert US support for the Syrian Free Army during his Washington DC visit, source says

 

[UKBengali]

That would explain the army, but not airforce? Not a second response to Israeli airforce by either the IADS, or Airforce, right ?!

Assad was sold out by the military top-brass.

The evidence is clear.

Those working for Zio-US interests are of course claiming that Assad was going to betray Iran and the resistance to distract from their own complicity in helping Zio-US goals in the region.

 

[hasn2009]

Because they invested to much intellectual effort during the years into the shaped narrative that assad is part of resistance and that all other regional actors are either terrorists or sell outs, seeing that false narrative has crumbled over days can not be fathomed easily and hidden not always outspoken reason they hate Turkiye as part of NATO and do not like that they are clear winner of the war against regime and emerging into dominant regional player with huge goodwill capital among people.

Okay so their false narrative of Israel being terrorists has crumbled? Will go to any lengths to justify the zionist project?

About the Turkey, no muslim would not want Turkey to be a winner and a becoming a regional power, I too wish this, but definitely not by selling oil to Israel and backstabbing other muslims who were fighting Israel, propagating the US/NATO's agenda of destroying the middle east for arabs while rescuing Israel at the same time.

 

[tower9]

Assad’s final hours in Syria: Deception, despair and flight​

Reuters
December 14, 2024

A shoe rests on top of a bust of former Syrian president Hafez al-Assad, as fighters of the ruling Syrian body inspect the damage at a military site, in the aftermath of an Israeli strike according to Syrian Observatory for Human Rights, after fighters of the ruling Syrian body ousted Syria’s Bashar al-Assad, in Damascus, Syria on December 14. — Reuters

Bashar al-Assad confided in almost no one about his plans to flee Syria as his reign collapsed. Instead, aides, officials and even relatives were deceived or kept in the dark, more than a dozen people with knowledge of the events told Reuters.

Hours before he escaped for Moscow, Assad assured a meeting of about 30 army and security chiefs at the defence ministry on Saturday that Russian military support was on its way and urged ground forces to hold out, according to a commander who was present and requested anonymity to speak about the briefing.

Civilian staff were none the wiser, too.

Assad told his presidential office manager on Saturday when he finished work he was going home but instead headed to the airport, according to an aide in his inner circle.

He also called his media adviser, Buthaina Shaaban, and asked her to come to his home to write him a speech, the aide said. She arrived to find no one was there.

“Assad didn’t even make a last stand. He didn’t even rally his own troops,” said Nadim Houri, executive director of the Arab Reform Initiative regional think-tank. “He let his supporters face their own fate.”

Reuters was unable to contact Assad in Moscow, where he has been granted political asylum. Interviews with 14 people familiar with his final days and hours in power paint a picture of a leader casting around for outside help to extend his 24-year rule before leaning on deception and stealth to plot his exit from Syria in the early hours of Sunday.

Most of the sources, who include aides in the former president’s inner circle, regional diplomats and security sources and senior Iranian officials, asked for their names to be withheld to freely discuss sensitive matters.

This is why hereditary rule is absolutely ridiculous. If Hafez left his rule in the hands of a competent and intelligent ruler, Syria would not have turned out this way.

I don’t believe Bashar was a brutal person and he was not fit to be a ruler. He inherited his father’s brutal system and he was the figure that it coalesced around but he was not someone like Saddam Hussein, who grew up killing people in street fights. Assad willfully stayed on as leader to reap the rewards of wealth and power but he was a weak and inept ruler and Syrias collapse is proof of that, as is his cowardly escape.

But you do you man. I honestly don’t blame him running in the end. Better than ending up a Saddam or Guadalupe. He was a dork and should’ve never been thrusted into that position.

 

[hyperman]

Assad was sold out by the military top-brass.

The length you go to defend this man. When he was the one who ordered a full regrouping of forces to Damascus.

Give it up already. Do you also believe Sheikh Haseena was overthrown by the CIA Islamists? lol

 

[FHN]

HTS is not really in a position to pick a fight with anyone, but nor is it likely to invite Iran back in, especially with Israel watching so closely.

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[UKBengali]

HTS is not really in a position to pick a fight with anyone, but nor is it likely to invite Iran back in, especially with Israel watching so closely.

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Iran is out but Russia stays.

The Zionist entity at least fears Russia and so will never dare bomb their bases.

 

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I don’t believe Bashar was a brutal person and he was not fit to be a ruler.

Naive... He murdered more than 600,000 people under his rule. The people were being tortured and he knew nothing?. . Lol

 

[tower9]

The timing was terrible, but this is what happens when you have weaknesses

Let's be clear Assad was a butcher, listen to the testimonies of the people being released from jails, rape, slaughter, mass torture of Syrians especially sunni Syrians

That's reality,

Hundreds of thousands died, he was no different then the Jews



If you understand HISTORY you understand WHY the alewite minority had a dictatorship that controlled Syria a nation of majority sunni Muslim Arabs and how it led to division and the point we are today



Israel was NOT going to collapse today,the current conflict was always another step in it's destruction


Don't underestimate what has happened, those who think Israel is stronger today don't understand what's happened in the region, this is the price of freedom and independence

And only the removal of the USA, Russia, Israel will get the middle east true freedom

Bashar himself was not brutal or a butcher. He was a weak leader that inherited the brutal system of his father. You understand that there are many actors in a system. His was not where a strong personality dominated and drove the direction of the system. He just turned a blind eye to the actors around him who acted with brutality because he was seen as the symbol of legitimacy in that system and he wanted the wealth and status it afforded.

 

[FHN]

Russia is pulling back its military from the front lines in northern Syria and from posts in the Alawite Mountains but is not leaving its two main bases in the country after the fall of President Bashar al-Assad, four Syrian officials told Reuters.

 

[tower9]

Naive... He murdered more than 600,000 people under his rule. The people were being tortured and he knew nothing?. . Lol

He just looked the other way.

 

[mulj]

Okay so their false narrative of Israel being terrorists has crumbled? Will go to any lengths to justify the zionist project?

About the Turkey, no muslim would not want Turkey to be a winner and a becoming a regional power, I too wish this, but definitely not by selling oil to Israel and backstabbing other muslims who were fighting Israel, propagating the US/NATO's agenda of destroying the middle east for arabs while rescuing Israel at the same time.

Even broken clock shows correct time twice a day.

I am tired explaining that turks have to play along the "rules" in order to play at all. Did you ever think what it would mean for them to obstruct private signed contracts and for their credibility? I mean i would cut the oil first day but would would be achievement, destroyed credibility and bussiness reputation while they jews would get oil anyway from other sources.
Emotionally driven politics leads to the bad outcomes and turks proved in last decades that they are true friends of Palestine but they are not super power without limitations and people should learn to respect that.

 

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