Syrian Civil War and The future of Syria after liberation

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lol, this would be quite funny, a sunni axis going north to south replacing a shia one from east to west.

Even without a full axis, it would be a nighname, Jordan has the longest border with Israel.

Jordan as a state was specifically created as a buffer state for Israel, if that buffer turns into a hostile state, it would create an insane problem for the Israelis. lol
 
- Turkey is the backbone of the international pressure and isolation on Israel.

- Turkey buys building and appartments in Al Quds and the West-bank to prevent them from demolition.

- Turkey hosts Hamas members and offices and gives financial and diplomatic aid to Hamas and the Palestinian people.

- Turkey cuts of all trade with Israel (10 billion USD per year).

- Turkish Navy prevents the East-Med-pipeline project between Israel-Greece-South Cyprus.

And there is a lot more. Turkey will be the destroyer of Israel, like it is written in the Jewish Bible.

There is no documented proof of Turkey buying West Bank land; knowing the complexity of the situation, if Israel were aware of this, they would have intervened already.
 
Observatory: 60 Israeli raids on Syria within hours

Observatory: 58 Israeli raids targeted sites in the countryside of Damascus, Hama and Homs within 5 hours

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Anything transit thru Suze Canal and Red Sea are CENTCOM responsibly, the US basically need CENTCOM to make sure trade route between Asia to Europe open.
That's an Asian and European desire not an American need. America doesn't need to police those waters.

Sunda strait would not solve the same issue, you are just replacing Singapore and Malaysia to Indonesia, in fact it would have been worse because it gonna take longer and you have 1 single entity incharge of the strait instead of 3, so basically you only need 1 party to say no instead of 3

CPEC can't replace direct shipping route.

All these passageways can't simultaneously be blockaded while containing China to the first or second island chain. This is also the reason for the Chinese military build up in the SCS to undo any such blockage.

CPEC can assist in reducing the reliance on the shipping lanes. How beneficial it is depends on how many goods China wants flowing through.

Then why USSR didn't restaff their base in Cuba?? When US renege on the deal.......

Also, I am not talking about missile, but the Air Bases and Naval base like San Antonio de los Banos

The initial placement of missiles was done covertly. After removing the missiles it was impossible to put them there again because he US was alert. Any attempt to replace them would have guaranteed nuclear war and the USSR would be considered the belligerent.

The bases are not needed if there are no nuclear missiles. What would non nuclear weapons do in a conflict between then USSR and US?

lol, it won't work, because that's what the US did in Africa (and to some degree, Japanese did back in the 80s to poor SEA nation) Debt trap only works when you have complete control of their government, it wouldn't work they simply would refuse to pay up, I mean, there are no recourse for you to reprocess anything in another country unless said country allow you to do it, this is also what the Chinese is experiencing in Africa and now selected Asian nation.

If you don't have control of the government, those bases are no good to you. That's not hypothetical.......
It worked in Sri Lanka and China doesn't control their government. I didn't say debt trap because that's a loaded term, I don't see China following the US in Africa or Japan. Africa, South America are becoming China friendly that's why US is amping investment in those regions but is behind China.
 
Al-Hadath enters the destroyed Hezbollah base in Qusayr after the factions took control of it... and meets with one of the leaders of the Military Operations Department to tell the story of its members’ escape and the seizure of its warehouses.

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People who are worried about the fall of Syria, should remember what West and Central Asia looked like in 2004, when Russia and China were far weaker. Iran is now much safer than it was back then, when it was literally encircled. Now it's facing a one-front war.
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Here's one just for the books.

Chump and his coterie of B movie villains present a perfect patsy. One who could be JFKed for an end goal. Since these B movie extras are just one act draftees, they'll be glued in from day one for their intended roles. Things are happening way too fast to leave this small detail out...
 
Ahmed Al-Sharaa: Israel intended to enter Syria under the pretext of the Iranian presence, and its pretext has now ended..

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Hamad Al-Sharaa: The state is not supposed to be led with a revolutionary mentality, we need a law and institutions

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Ahmed Al-Sharaa: What happened in Syria is a victory over the Iranian project, which is dangerous for the region as a whole

Ahmed Al-Sharaa: There is no problem with the Iranians, but we entered our cities, not Tehran

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That's an Asian and European desire not an American need. America doesn't need to police those waters.



All these passageways can't simultaneously be blockaded while containing China to the first or second island chain. This is also the reason for the Chinese military build up in the SCS to undo any such blockage.

CPEC can assist in reducing the reliance on the shipping lanes. How beneficial it is depends on how many goods China wants flowing through.



The initial placement of missiles was done covertly. After removing the missiles it was impossible to put them there again because he US was alert. Any attempt to replace them would have guaranteed nuclear war and the USSR would be considered the belligerent.

The bases are not needed if there are no nuclear missiles. What would non nuclear weapons do in a conflict between then USSR and US?


It worked in Sri Lanka and China doesn't control their government. I didn't say debt trap because that's a loaded term, I don't see China following the US in Africa or Japan. Africa, South America are becoming China friendly that's why US is amping investment in those regions but is behind China.
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Honestly as much as India hypes up this map I think it could become a possibility at some point In The future.we already see that with ream naval base in Cambodia. China will definitely expand its presence in the Indian ocean. There's also an alternative route to cpec.
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The thing about china is if she wants to build something she will get it done. The whole land and maritime silk road is happening before our eyes connecting china with the rest of the world. China goal is to stretch the US resources thin. They can't keep on going with regime change forever. Either they compete with china fairly or they lose it out to the 🐉
 
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Ahmed Al-Sharaa: We could have struck Russian bases in Syria, but we preferred to build good relations

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In a sign of the return of diplomatic relations after a 12-year break, the Turkish flag was raised over Ankara’s embassy in Damascus.

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The Military Operations Department demands that anyone who seized public property return it within a week

Military Operations Department: Anyone who hides public property will be held accountable after a week’s notice

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Statement of the Arab Liaison Committee: Confirmation that the Golan Heights is occupied Syrian Arab territory

Statement of the Arab Liaison Committee: Supporting the building of a Syrian state without terrorism or extremism

Statement of the Arab Liaison Committee:

  • Absolute solidarity with Syria in protecting its unity and sovereignty
  • The delicate stage in Syria requires a comprehensive national dialogue
  • The necessity of preserving the institutions of the Syrian state
  • The necessity of respecting the rights of all Syrians without discrimination
  • Providing the humanitarian support the Syrian people need
  • Condemning Israel's incursion into the buffer zone in Syria
  • Creating all conditions for the voluntary return of Syrian refugees
  • The necessity of launching a comprehensive national dialogue in Syria
  • Completing the political process in Syria according to UN 2254
  • Dealing with Syria's new reality is linked to achieving the decisions of the Contact Committee

Final statement of the Arab Liaison Committee:

  1. The necessity of immediately stopping military operations in Syria
  2. We support the role of the UN envoy to Syria
  3. We demand the establishment of a UN mission to support the transition in Syria


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