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[Abdulaziz]

No they don't have capacity, outside of moving all their Stabilization forces from all the fronts, Latakia, Southern Syria etc to the North to begin a full scale operation, trying to cross a river for an assault on an enemy thats dug in, without an air force even. And the fallout on other front will be a mess to deal with. The Insurgency in Latakia will take advantage of the redeployment and stress, as will the Druze Separatists and the Israelis.

The Easier operation is one that Turkey will be able to do, which is to take out the PKK in Ain Al Arab, that right there will cause a domino effect for all the areas outside of Hasakah. But lets see how it play out, i expect more of an indefinite deadlock and time wasting by the PKK/SDF to keep the status quo.

Hyperman you are completely mistaken brother. Majority of the forces are in baracks and not in active duty. They have surplus manpower. They will only use like 50k for the offensive and they will get it done.

In Areas like Damascus and Aleppo etc etc They have recruited police forces which have already filled the security needs.

SDF is completely trash and has proven to be so thru out the war. look how quickly SNA cut thru them each them they launched an offensive and HTS is even better then SNA. It would be very quick takeover without hassle but I think the Turkish armed forces will anyways get involved and use air power and put commandos to get the job done even quicker it would take approx 2 and max 3 weeks.

I think SDF will come to terms here that they have no choice but to accept this and avoid their people becoming internally displaced. They have been beaten 4 times already by SNA(TFSA) each time they fell apart faster then a domino play. They also understand that they have no earthly chance here whatsoever and none of their forces will fight except 1-3% holdouts but majority will change uniform into civilian and take off this has happened in all of the other places they fought SNA when they realized the odds was 1:million

 

[hyperman]

You know,I was surprised. I was just checking on wikipedia about the official or unofficial capital of the SDF territory. Turns out,Ayn Issa is the capital of Rojava. I always thought it was Hasakah or Deir Ez-Zor or maybe some other city. It doesn't make sense. Ayn Issa is right on the borders with the SNA-occupied area. They should have gone for a city or town deeper in their territory,to the east.

Nah, wikipedia is wrong, the Capital is Qamishli, thats where the Kurdish population is largest and thats the only city that didn't see much fighting and is functioning.

 

[hyperman]

Hyperman you are completely mistaken brother. Majority of the forces are in baracks and not in active duty. They have surplus manpower. They will only use like 50k for the offensive and they will get it done.

In Areas like Damascus and Aleppo etc etc They have recruited police forces which have already filled the security needs.

SDF is completely trash and has proven to be so thru out the war. look how quickly SNA cut thru them each them they launched an offensive and HTS is even better then SNA. It would be very quick takeover without hassle but I think the Turkish armed forces will anyways get involved and use air power and put commandos to get the job done even quicker it would take approx 2 and max 3 weeks.

I think SDF will come to terms here that they have no choice but to accept this and avoid their people becoming internally displaced. They have been beaten 4 times already by SNA(TFSA) each time they fell apart faster then a domino play. They also understand that they have no earthly chance here whatsoever and none of their forces will fight except 1-3% holdouts but majority will change uniform into civilian and take off this has happened in all of the other places they fought SNA when they realized the odds was 1:million

The SNA has air support. Lets see, I've heard the SDF has around a 100,000 fighters, and they will have the river and they are dug in with the defenses, without air support assaults are hard. I'm not worried about them eventually winning, what worries me is the rest of the country what happens in Latakia and what happens in Southern Syria, having to deal with 3 fronts simultaneously is tricky.

Idk I think its just cleaner if Turkey handles it, you want a job done right, you gotto do it yourself. Only Ain Al Arab needs to be taken and need to go down south to the Tishrin dam, the rest of the areas outside of Hasakah will collapse on their own.

 

[Abdulaziz]

The SNA has air support. Lets see, I've heard the SDF has around a 100,000 fighters, and they will have the river and they are dug in with the defenses, without air support assaults are hard. I'm not worried about them eventually winning, what worries me is the rest of the country what happens in Latakia and what happens in Southern Syria, having to deal with 3 fronts simultaneously is tricky.

Idk I think its just cleaner if Turkey handles it, you want a job done right, you gotto do it yourself. Only Ain Al Arab needs to be taken and need to go down south to the Tishrin dam, the rest of the areas outside of Hasakah will collapse on their own.

That is what they said in Afrin as well. They can´t not withstand a HTS blitz period. As majority of them will flee and if they were for real they would have fought in other places they lost like Manbij etc etc. HTS, TFSA and Southfront have surplus of forces currently.

Ofcourse Turkey doing it would be a much welcomed addition which I believe they will. We might even See SNA and Turkey do it again like they did before with no HTS involvement.

But the most important thing is that there is no other options on the table either get obsorbed into the army or get driven out like SAA. This is also the same orders that has been provided to them.

 

[Falcon29]

What's the deal with the Twitter bots saying Ahmed Sharaa is the Mahdi ?

I thought Mahdi's name was supposed to be Ahmed Abdullah and not Ahmed Hussein

They seem like Gulf bots and not Syrians. Especially with their incessant attacks against Palestinians and always a profile photo of a female model without a hijab lol

 

[Farhan23]

What's the deal with the Twitter bots saying Ahmed Sharaa is the Mahdi ?

I thought Mahdi's name was supposed to be Ahmed Abdullah and not Ahmed Hussein

They seem like Gulf bots and not Syrians. Especially with their incessant attacks against Palestinians and always a profile photo of a female model without a hijab lol

I have not seen that anywhere in fact it is the opposite.. I say people calling him US ally or what not

 

[Foinikas]

Nah, wikipedia is wrong, the Capital is Qamishli, thats where the Kurdish population is largest and thats the only city that didn't see much fighting and is functioning.

But that doesn't make sense either. It's on the border with Turkey. They should be moving the capital to Hashakah

 

[Eşbah]

But that doesn't make sense either. It's on the border with Turkey. They should be moving the capital to Hashakah

They don't have a capital in the traditional sense. What matters is the command center, operational network and communication channels of SDF. While their HQ is in Qamishli, they are quite mobile and can quickly disperse and regroup pretty much at any location in NE Syria.

 

[hyperman]

But that doesn't make sense either. It's on the border with Turkey. They should be moving the capital to Hashakah

Hasakah was assaulted by Daesh. a lot of the areas especially in the south was destroyed by airstrikes. It actually doesn't have a significant kurdish population either. Qamishli was the only place that was stable and with a significant Kurdish population, thats where they began their whole movement.

It's on the border with Turkey.

Yeah thats one of those funny things, but the majority of the Kurdish population of syria is right on the border of Turkey.

 

[Foinikas]

Hasakah was assaulted by Daesh. a lot of the areas especially in the south was destroyed by airstrikes. It actually doesn't have a significant kurdish population either. Qamishli was the only place that was stable and with a significant Kurdish population, thats where they began their whole movement.

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I understand. Still it seems strategically unviable,but then again...the entire place will collapse if new Syrian Army and Turkish Armed Forces storm. I just believe having the capital deeper in their territory would have given them more time to react. But with their current equipment it would make little difference I guess.

 

[hyperman]

I understand. Still it seems strategically unviable,but then again...the entire place will collapse if new Syrian Army and Turkish Armed Forces storm. I just believe having the capital deeper in their territory would have given them more time to react. But with their current equipment it would make little difference I guess.

The deeper south you go, the more Sunni Arab it gets. The lesser the stability for them from an uprising or revolt, as well, the deeper south areas are all destroyed, from US Airstrikes. When the US did airstrikes and they captured they didn't capture cities as much as captured ruins that were completely flattened, its not really inhabitable. They need their bases in Kurdish areas, and that forces them to be on the border with Turkey, even if they would prefer elsewhere ideally.

 

[Foinikas]

The deeper south you go, the more Sunni Arab it gets. The lesser the stability for them from an uprising or revolt, as well, the deeper south areas are all destroyed, from US Airstrikes. When the US did airstrikes and they captured they didn't capture cities as much as captured ruins that were completely flattened, its not really inhabitable.

Without US help,the Kurds are just a militia,they're barely holding the place. Arabs will more or less agree to integrate their parts with the central State.

 

[hyperman]

Without US help,the Kurds are just a militia,they're barely holding the place. Arabs will more or less agree to integrate their parts with the central State.

yep, that essentially why, they are being propped up by the US bases and airstrikes. the SAA would have cleared them out were it not for US airstrikes keeping SAA/Shia militia forces from going north above the river.

They are facing revolts in the arab areas, that want to join the damascus govt, every other day you see reports of people being disappeared in Hasakah and in Raqqa. They just label everyone ISIS. But its not ISIS, its the local sunni arabs who want them to leave their towns and cities.

 

[hyperman]

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lol

 

[hyperman]

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Bro, what is going on??? lol