Syrian Civil War and The future of Syria after liberation

[hyperman]

Erbil is true but that is a semi autonomous Kurdish region with strong ties to the US, just like the current central government in Lebanon

they cannot access the KRG without airspace clearance from Baghdad. They have airbases and intelligence facilities in the KRG that they use against Iran.

All this could be stopped if the PMU based Iraqi govt managed to have the US exit Iraq and managed to control its own airspace.

 

[Persian Gulf]

they cannot access the KRG without airspace clearance from Baghdad. They have airbases and intelligence facilities in the KRG that they use against Iran.

All this could be stopped if the PMU based Iraqi govt managed to have the US exit Iraq and managed to control its own airspace.

Iraqi govt is not 'PMU based', it's mostly controlled by the US just like Lebanon govt is

Iraq has no leverage to force US out, they tried but Trump threatened to destroy their economy like an imperialist pig

 

[hyperman]

Iraqi govt is not 'PMU based', it's mostly controlled by the US just like Lebanon govt is

Iraq has no leverage to force US out, they tried but Trump threatened to destroy their economy like an imperialist pig

Mohammed Shia' Al Sudani is literally a Pro Iranian Prime Minister. The political parties that make up the Govt are Pro Iran.

 

[The SC]

The President of the Syrian Arab Republic, Ahmed Al -Shara, receives an official invitation from the President of the Arab Republic of Egypt, President Abdel Fattah El -Sisi, to participate in the emergency meeting of the Council of the League of Arab States, which will be held on the fourth of March of 2025 in the city of Cairo

 

[That_Guy]

I'd push back on this.

They're all from Syria, they also probably got Turkish citizenship since the war started.

Even the OP of this post admits they're not Turks.

 

[The SC]

 

[Mobius]

 

[Persian Gulf]

 

[Persian Gulf]

Israel's land grab in Syria continues

now they even told the Syrian regime they are not allowed to deploy forces south of Damascus, like they have any right to tell Syrians where to be in their own country

 

[The SC]

At the opening of the National Dialogue Conference .. Syrian Foreign Minister Asaad Al -Shaibani: We adhere to our national constants and we will not accept the prejudice of our sovereignty

 

[PakAl]

Israel's land grab in Syria continues

now they even told the Syrian regime they are not allowed to deploy forces south of Damascus, like they have any right to tell Syrians where to be in their own country

Israel is giving stick to everyone, Egypt is not allowed to deploy troops to Sinai, Lebanon Hizbollah not allowed to operate near the borders, now Syria not allowed to operate within its own territory. HTS the holy warriors are quiet on Israel but lions against Bashar.

 

[Ali_Baba]

>> This blokes seems to suggest that Israel is about to set up a land bridge all the way to the Kurds. Not sure what to make of it, but it does mean that Jordan will no longer have a border with Syria if the maps in the video are to be believed.

 

[Soldier35]

The Russian version of the "Mangal" protection has also appeared on the T-72 tanks of the new Syrian army. It is worth noting that it is quite difficult to understand where the new and old armies are in Syria now. This version of protection against drones has a simplified version and protects the tank only from ammunition dropped by drones from above. The tank is additionally equipped with first-generation dynamic protection "Contact-1".

 

[Soldier35]

The Russian version of the "Mangal" protection has also appeared on the T-72 tanks of the new Syrian army. It is worth noting that it is quite difficult to understand where the new and old armies are in Syria now. This version of protection against drones has a simplified version and protects the tank only from ammunition dropped by drones from above. The tank is additionally equipped with first-generation dynamic protection "Contact-1".

 

[Foinikas]

Israel's land grab in Syria continues

now they even told the Syrian regime they are not allowed to deploy forces south of Damascus, like they have any right to tell Syrians where to be in their own country

Don't worry,they'll leave on their own once their "operation" is over. No,not the Israelis. The Syrians will leave on their own. Except of course the Druze and all those who want to have a semi-independent State under Israeli control.