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[hyperman]

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@Ali_Baba Big news potentially. Still too early IMO, but it seems Saudi and Pakistan will step up and provide support to Turkey in Syria.

 

[Ali_Baba]

One of their dreams was to have a Kurdish State in order to have more control and allies in the area. And like you said about the oil routes,a Kurdish State in Eastern Syria would be pretty darn sweet for them. Imagine,a small buffer of Druze in Syria,a big buffer of Kurds(to be armed heavily)in the northeast. They'd have some allies there both in economy and militarily.

But they can't do much right now and especially when Trump's administration is full of backsies.

I would say that all the plans the Hexagon alliance had to "reshape" the middle east have failed, starting from Sindoor, to the attack on Lebanon, to the war in Iran. All part of the same conspiracy and all failed ( well, Partial success in Lebanon due the actions of the Lebanese governments help - but that is a different story ).

 

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@Ali_Baba Big news potentially. Still too early IMO, but it seems Saudi and Pakistan will step up and provide support to Turkey in Syria.

Interesting. As I have said before, the point of the Makkah Pact is to defend against Israel and the Greater Israel project and not Iran. I think Iran has finally cottoned onto it that judging by their statements.

We know that the Lebanese also visit Pakistan recently as well, so that is interesting too and as you say far too early, but a step in the right direction for peace in the region.

So, changes are afoot, and "The Abraham accords" are dead now it seems ...

 

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Arabs, Westerners and especially Iranians will never understand this:

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Turkey is not in charge in Syria and our leaders don't even want to be in the driver's seat in Damascus. Ankara - unlike Riyadh or Tehran - will not foot the bill for the Syrians or any other Middle Eastern country.

 

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Let the Zionists keep Howling and trying to lure Syria and Turkey into a provocation, the reality is something very different. People should not respond with Emotion and Ego, and do something that disrupts the positive momentum and give the zionists an opening to reverse the momentum in Washington.

Don't let a runway being bombed that can be rapidly repaired distract from the actual progress being made.

 

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Syria is not really helping Turkiye in this at all right now in this aspect imho, from what I have seen so far.

Mr Ahmed al-Sharaa needs to get off that fence he is sitting on and his "hedging" and be more clear on what his vision is for Syria and how Turkiye and Turkish state military assistance is important in that. He does have a voice, and agency in that.

Syria needs to come out and state clearly that Turkish armed forces are in Syria at the invitation of the Government of Syria to rebuild Syria's armed forces to help Syria to protect itself, and interference by Israel in that is unacceptable and unwarranted? Point me somewhere where they have been this clear, I may have missed it etc.

I have not seen anything by the Syrian government state, or discuss or indicate this aspect at all.

 

[hyperman]

Syria is not really helping Turkiye in this at all right now in this aspect imho, from what I have seen so far.

Mr Ahmed al-Sharaa needs to get off that fence he is sitting on and his "hedging" and be more clear on what his vision is for Syria and how Turkiye and Turkish state military assistance is important in that. He does have a voice, and agency in that.

Syria needs to come out and state clearly that Turkish armed forces are in Syria at the invitation of the Government of Syria to rebuild Syria's armed forces to help Syria to protect itself, and interference by Israel in that is unacceptable and unwarranted? Point me somewhere where they have been this clear, I may have missed it etc.

I have not seen anything by the Syrian government state, or discuss or indicate this aspect at all.

There is no issue. He is keeping a low profile and thats fine. The work is happening beneath the surface. Turkish military officers have been meeting with Ahmad Al Sharra as well as Syrian military officials. We are seeing military equipment being transferred and capabilities being built. This is a long term process, from my own assessment of the situation, I'm content with the coordination and developments.