Sultan Baybars
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Jolani is no hair better than the dog Assad.
Thats what we know now.
Thats what we know now.
Syrian Civil War and The future of Syria after liberation
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hyperman
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"According to turkish journalists"? they are all quoting what Bloomberg printed not independent sources, and Bloomberg is quoting a US congressman.
hyperman
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This shit is fake news.
There is no normalization. All it cites is a US congressman and the congressman cites some vague thing he heard about conditions.
Bharatah
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Syria has witnessed an alarming wave of kidnappings of young women from the Alawite community since December, when the former Al-Qaeda affiliate Syria's Hay’at Tahrir al-Sham (HTS) toppled the government of President Bashar al-Assad(Al JOOLANI).
Syria has witnessed an alarming wave of kidnappings of young women from the Alawite community since December in the Idlib governorate.
The Cradle reported on Wednesday that evidence suggests that these women, primarily from the Alawite religious sect, have been abducted by armed militants affiliated with the new Syrian government and taken to live as sex slaves in Idlib governorate, which is the traditional HTS stronghold.
The report said the mass kidnapping and enslavement of Alawite women is similar to the enslavement of the thousands of Yezidi women by Daesh during the 2014 genocide in Sinjar, Iraq.
Hiba Ezzedeen, a Syrian activist from Idlib, in a Facebook post described her encounter with a woman who was captured and taken to the governorate as a sex slave during the massacre of Alawites in the country's coastal areas on March 7.
"During my last visit to Idlib, I was at a place with my brother when I saw a man I knew with a woman I had never met before," Ezzedeen explained in the now-deleted Facebook post.
"This man had been married multiple times before and is believed to currently have three wives. What caught my attention was the woman’s appearance—specifically, it was clear she didn’t know how to wear a hijab properly, and her scarf was draped haphazardly," she added.
Ezzedeen learned that the woman was from the coastal areas where the March 7 massacres took place.
"This man had brought her to the village and married her, with no further details available. No one knew what had happened to her or how she got there, and naturally, the young woman was too afraid to speak," Ezzedeen added.
Ezzedeen made further inquiries about the abduction of Alawite women from the coast.
"Unfortunately, many confirmed that this had indeed happened, and not just by one faction. Based on what friends said, accusations point to factions of the National Army and some foreign fighters, with varying motives," she reported.
Syria's new HTS-led forces have incorporated armed extremist groups, including factions of the Turkey-backed Syrian National Army (SNA), into their ranks since coming to power in Damascus.
Many SNA commanders and foreign extremists have been appointed to top positions in the Syrian Ministry of Defense.
Mostly former SNA and foreign fighter factions are believed to have carried out the 7 March massacres.
Militants went door to door in Alawite villages and neighborhoods, and executing all military-aged men they could find, and at times killing women, children, and the elderly.
Ezzedeen concluded her post by stating, "This is a serious issue that cannot be ignored. The government must immediately reveal the fate of these women and release them."
Ezzedeen's courageous reporting exposed the fate of many young women from minority communities who had mysteriously disappeared in recent months.
The HTS-appointed governor of Idlib issued an order for Ezzedeen's arrest, claiming she had “insulted the hijab."
The HTS militant group seized control of Damascus on December 8 last year, culminating a swift offensive that had begun in the northwestern province of Aleppo just two weeks earlier and ultimately brought an end to Assad’s 24-year rule.
The HTS administration has since been involved in flagrant violations of human rights in Syria, particularly against minorities, namely Syria's Alawite minority, drawing widespread condemnations from the international community.
Over the past two weeks, at least 42 Alawites have been killed, following the massacre of approximately 1,700 members of the community in coastal areas last month.
The Syrian Observatory for Human Rights (SOHR) reported that these killings, which began escalating on March 7, have shifted from mass executions to individual acts of violence.
Syria has witnessed an alarming wave of kidnappings of young women from the Alawite community since December in the Idlib governorate.
The Cradle reported on Wednesday that evidence suggests that these women, primarily from the Alawite religious sect, have been abducted by armed militants affiliated with the new Syrian government and taken to live as sex slaves in Idlib governorate, which is the traditional HTS stronghold.
The report said the mass kidnapping and enslavement of Alawite women is similar to the enslavement of the thousands of Yezidi women by Daesh during the 2014 genocide in Sinjar, Iraq.
Hiba Ezzedeen, a Syrian activist from Idlib, in a Facebook post described her encounter with a woman who was captured and taken to the governorate as a sex slave during the massacre of Alawites in the country's coastal areas on March 7.
"During my last visit to Idlib, I was at a place with my brother when I saw a man I knew with a woman I had never met before," Ezzedeen explained in the now-deleted Facebook post.
"This man had been married multiple times before and is believed to currently have three wives. What caught my attention was the woman’s appearance—specifically, it was clear she didn’t know how to wear a hijab properly, and her scarf was draped haphazardly," she added.
Ezzedeen learned that the woman was from the coastal areas where the March 7 massacres took place.
"This man had brought her to the village and married her, with no further details available. No one knew what had happened to her or how she got there, and naturally, the young woman was too afraid to speak," Ezzedeen added.
Ezzedeen made further inquiries about the abduction of Alawite women from the coast.
"Unfortunately, many confirmed that this had indeed happened, and not just by one faction. Based on what friends said, accusations point to factions of the National Army and some foreign fighters, with varying motives," she reported.
Syria's new HTS-led forces have incorporated armed extremist groups, including factions of the Turkey-backed Syrian National Army (SNA), into their ranks since coming to power in Damascus.
Many SNA commanders and foreign extremists have been appointed to top positions in the Syrian Ministry of Defense.
Mostly former SNA and foreign fighter factions are believed to have carried out the 7 March massacres.
Militants went door to door in Alawite villages and neighborhoods, and executing all military-aged men they could find, and at times killing women, children, and the elderly.
Ezzedeen concluded her post by stating, "This is a serious issue that cannot be ignored. The government must immediately reveal the fate of these women and release them."
Ezzedeen's courageous reporting exposed the fate of many young women from minority communities who had mysteriously disappeared in recent months.
The HTS-appointed governor of Idlib issued an order for Ezzedeen's arrest, claiming she had “insulted the hijab."
The HTS militant group seized control of Damascus on December 8 last year, culminating a swift offensive that had begun in the northwestern province of Aleppo just two weeks earlier and ultimately brought an end to Assad’s 24-year rule.
The HTS administration has since been involved in flagrant violations of human rights in Syria, particularly against minorities, namely Syria's Alawite minority, drawing widespread condemnations from the international community.
Over the past two weeks, at least 42 Alawites have been killed, following the massacre of approximately 1,700 members of the community in coastal areas last month.
The Syrian Observatory for Human Rights (SOHR) reported that these killings, which began escalating on March 7, have shifted from mass executions to individual acts of violence.
Bharatah
SpeedLimited
Classical Fake News , but this type of fake news is for the NEOCON public, it goes as far as saying that Al-Qaeda (created by the CIA and MOSSAD) which today is called HTS in Syria (and which is against Iran) is actually helped by Iran!
This type of lie shows the desperation that has taken over global Zionism, every week is a new story, now let's look at the score of fake news :
- Hezbollah was defeated
- Hezbollah will be disarmed (VORTEX of desinformation: how who was defeated needs to be disarmed, if a defeat concept of war goes through the concept of being destroyed or disarmed in defeat in oneself ?)
- Everyone connected to the Palestinian cause was going to disarm...
- Iran was going to be invaded by the US...
- Iran was going to suffer a nuclear attack from the US...
- Now, it will be Israel who is going to attack Iran's nuclear plants...( but why didn't they attack in that "100 planes" attack?)
- Yemen will be invaded by US army...no no ..wait...Yemen(houthis) will be invaded by a tribal alliance..no no wait... Houthis will be attacked by 80,000 UAE mercenaries....! HAHAHA
- NEW : Iran has been working with Zionism all along, and even proposed surrender but global Zionism did not accept it! HAHAHAHA so the Palestinian cause has lost! Abandon the Palestinian cause, Zionism won !
Persian Gulf
INT'L MOD
"According to Turkish journalists / Bloomberg citing a US Congressman"
hyperman
INT'L MOD
You make it appear like multiple sources, but really its just the human centepede BS, all linking to a random congressman about what he interpreted from a conversation.
If this counts a legitimate, then when I cite some trump official who met with Abbas Araghchi where Araghchi allegedly told him such and such, and then its repeated by a us publication, then "turkish journalists" repeat what the US publication said, its going to be all ok to cite about Iran right? b/c there is a whole lot of that about Iran dumping proxy groups aspart of a deal with washington, Iran doesn't want to make concessions on some nuclear issues, so its using the groups being cut off or even disarmed via Iran's blessing as a bargaining chip instead according to some reports.
hyperman
INT'L MOD
Persian Gulf
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Hyperman 101:
> iran iran iran (in response to any comment about anything in a thread about literally anything)
> Xumas said this
I am starting to get concerned about this obsession
> iran iran iran (in response to any comment about anything in a thread about literally anything)
> Xumas said this
I am starting to get concerned about this obsession
Persian Gulf
INT'L MOD
Urgent | Al-Sharaa to the New York Times: Syria has committed from the beginning to preventing the use of its territory to threaten any foreign country.
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