Turkey Syria - News & Updates
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SteppeWolff
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A very simplistic statement ignoring the complexity of the conflict.
Sectarian Violence is Bidirectional.
While Iranian-backed Shia militias MAY HAVE have committed atrocities, Sunni extremist groups, such as ISIS and al-Qaeda affiliates, have also massacred thousands of Shias, Christians, Yazidis, and other minorities in Iraq and Syria.
Shia militias, particularly the (PMF) in Iraq, played a critical role in defeating ISIS ( a group that was responsible for widespread atrocities against Sunni and Shia populations alike).
Iran's support for Assad in Syria is often more geopolitical than strictly sectarian. Assad’s government has maintained alliances with both Sunni and Shia communities that support the regime. Another main reason was to protect the logistical integrity towards Hezbollah, a vital component against Zionist aggression. What has Turkey done against Zionists except GIVING THEM FUEL? Gulf states like Saudi Arabia, Qatar, and others have funded Sunni extremist groups under the guise of supporting the Syrian opposition. Those same groups that have committed large scale atrocities against civilians, fueling the sectarian divide.
Dont fall for Zionist Propaganda.
Any thoughts @muhammed45 @LongLiveIran @PakAl @AlKardai ?
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One of the reasons why the people of Syria are rising up against Assad. Another massacre of civilians executed by the regime. This is what we call state terrorism.
A little reminder that these attacks have zero impact on the opposition's military advances on the field.
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Erdogan ottoman empire build on sect ...lollll.. ISIS which is staunch ally of Turkey and West. ...
"Outgoing IDF Chief of Staff Gadi Eisenkot this weekend acknowledged for the first time that Israel had indeed provided weaponry to Syrian rebel groups in the Golan Heights during the country’s seven-year civil war."
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BREAKING
Russia and the regime are attacking hospitals in Idlib - far away from the actual front lines.
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This is a strategic mistake in my opinion. The Russians think that the opposition will back down if they keep attacking proper Idlib. This time things are different, though. The rebels keep focusing on the front lines and are successful in their ongoing operation. It's just a matter of time until regime lines will witness a second collapse if they don't change their approach.
Russia and the regime are attacking hospitals in Idlib - far away from the actual front lines.
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This is a strategic mistake in my opinion. The Russians think that the opposition will back down if they keep attacking proper Idlib. This time things are different, though. The rebels keep focusing on the front lines and are successful in their ongoing operation. It's just a matter of time until regime lines will witness a second collapse if they don't change their approach.
