2024 Syrian opposition offensives - The first Syrian rebel offensive against Government forces since March 2020

Unyielding Stupidity said:
I'll never not be mad that the UAE used their infinite oil money to turn Dubai into a generic metal-and-glass skyscraper city instead of building something actually good-looking.
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Muslim giga-structure projects are always retarded and it's only surprising they were competent enough to make a glass tower that didn't collapse under its own weight.
 
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Ishtar said:
Or you had Shabiha militias and the like extorting the locals, while the local rebels were "reconciled" meaning they signed a pinky promise pledge not to keep fighting.
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>Shabiha
If anyone wants to know why Assad lost so quickly take a look at this:

All these kids grew up and now have liberated Syria.
I hope every Shabiha nigger in Syria gets excuted ISIS style.
Null said:
They're making this argument in Europe on the news. They're suggesting that with a moderate government they can begin repatriating the immigrants already set to be deported, since many governments refused to deport syrians to a war zone.
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Not might will
The current guy in charge (jolani) wants western recognition and relations and I bet Turkey is the gonna be the mediator in this since they have the highest number of refugees.
Null said:
Since right wing parties are winning, they actually might.
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I still lol at when Denmark deported all Syrian refugees then immediately all right wing parties lost power since they no longer had a scapegoat.
Average Russian Spy said:
What I am most curious about is - What's Turkey supposed to get out of this? They backed the rebels and are even moving into Syrian territory. But how does supporting moderate headchoppers help Turkey specifically? Won't this make the migrant crisis worse?
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Not it won't retard The reason The refugee crisis happened is BECAUSE of Assad.
 
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Judge Holden said:
He was also going out of his way to antagonise the west and generally acting like a massive schizo on the international stage, while unsubtly cuddling up to various anti west regimes worldwide once again. Combine with a very long track record of pouring arms and funding to literally hundreds of scumfuck terrorist groups just to piss off the west and you have a pretty clearcut reason why he specifically was singled out for serious air strikes during the Ayrab Spring.

As heartbreaking as it is to hear, not everybody on Hilldawg's shitlist was/is some divinely inspired saint on the verge of bringing about some #based utopia.
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He'd cut out all of the scumfuck terrorist group support though.

I guess, don't get me wrong, he'd done enough shit he got what he had coming, but he had knocked that shit off for like a decade and having the frogs and bongs actively contribute when he'd pretty well reformed... like if you're going to get bombed till you die in a ditch, why bother reforming?

BradeRunna said:
Getting beaten badly by Ukraine and now losing their "ally" in Syria. Yeah, the Russians are looking like total shit on the world stage.
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This is just Putin building the Cauldron though.


Average Russian Spy said:
What I am most curious about is - What's Turkey supposed to get out of this? They backed the rebels and are even moving into Syrian territory. But how does supporting moderate headchoppers help Turkey specifically? Won't this make the migrant crisis worse?
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This allows them have a 3rd party to contain the Kurds and stop Kurdistan from being created.

Its also a prestige/big-dick move.
Erdog has been trying to promote Turkey as a the new "arab power" and present Turkey as a "Third way" to countries that don't particularly like having to get controlled by the Persians or the House of Saud.
It removes Iran's primary base of operations in the region from the area, and Russia's too to a lesser degree. It shows Turkey is able to take on/take out Iranian proxies.
 
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Catch The Rainbow said:
This was the previously reported Israeli plan Israel is seriously considering establishing a security belt (on its eastern border in the north) that will extend from northern Quneitra, starting from the city of Al-Ba’t, and passing through Khan Arnabeh, Jabata Al-Khashab and Hader, all the way to the outskirts of Beit Jan and the Hermon area in the Damascus countryside controlled by the Syrian regime. Israel will be able to open a new battle front against Hezbollah from Syrian territory, and will deprive them of the topographical advantages (difference in elevation) on the border with Syria, which provide it with freedom of movement.
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Seems to me the only way for the ME to ever be peaceful is if Israel just mows down the entire region and occupies it themselves.
 
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Lincoln Osiris said:
Stopped followimg this conflict years ago. What is the faction thats taking over? Has ISIS been defeated?
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At this point the "true ISIS" are just bandits hiding out in the desert, the main faction is Tahrir al-Sham (HTS) who seems to have allied with the southern rebels (basically just angry armed rednecks that rose up in the south) to seize Damascus
HTS is run by Abu Mohammad al-Julani, former Al-Queda former Al-Nursa former ISIS, he *claims* to be taking a more moderate stance than those past organizations would have you believe, but only time will tell if he sticks true to his word or if it's just a facade.
 
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Catch The Rainbow said:
This was the previously reported Israeli plan Israel is seriously considering establishing a security belt (on its eastern border in the north) that will extend from northern Quneitra, starting from the city of Al-Ba’t, and passing through Khan Arnabeh, Jabata Al-Khashab and Hader, all the way to the outskirts of Beit Jan and the Hermon area in the Damascus countryside controlled by the Syrian regime. Israel will be able to open a new battle front against Hezbollah from Syrian territory, and will deprive them of the topographical advantages (difference in elevation) on the border with Syria, which provide it with freedom of movement.
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CAN THE KIKES MIND THEIR OWN BUSINESS FOR 5 SECONDS?
 
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mindlessobserver said:
No. I am fucking tired of this argument. The only thing that has caused "migrant waves" in the last 10 years has been Russia bombing the ever living fucking shit out of urban centers from Kharkiv to Aleppo. This bullshit needs to be called out for the bullshit it is. You and every fucking Zigger are full of it. You have happily cheered on the destabilization of the Pax Americana as if this destabilization was a simple force of nature and not the consequences of deliberate State actors from Pyongyang and Moscow to Tehran and Caracas.

And you have the absolute brass balled temerity to then blame the American Empire for failing to hold back the destablization Russia and friends caused across the middle east and Africa. Take the log from thine own eye friend, before accusing your brother of having a mote in his! Assad, Russia and Iran are collecting the wages of their sins. The divisive playbook you are singing from about Refugees and American perfidity is falling flat and thank god for that. Witness Multi-polarity in action.

This is the world you wanted. Why don't you like it?
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Are you American?

Edit: nvm, saw your Gorilla Warfare spergout
 
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The middle east is slowly moving back to sharia law, burkas, and maybe an occasional person thrown off a roof for homosexual obscenity every now and then just like the people always wanted. After decades, probably trillions upon trillions of dollars, and an ocean of blood, sweat, and tears by the western liberals and commies and an army of their pawns across several generations both in the military and across innumerable fields and expertises, moving heaven and earth to try to prevent it. All that effort down a black hole. Maybe Trump is right and we should just let the people in other countries live their own lives as they desire.
 
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grump said:
The middle east is slowly moving back to sharia law, burkas, and maybe an occasional person thrown off a roof for homosexual obscenity every now and then just like the people always wanted. After decades, probably trillions upon trillions of dollars, and an ocean of blood, sweat, and tears by the western liberals and commies and an army of their pawns across several generations both in the military and across innumerable fields and expertises, moving heaven and earth to try to prevent it. All that effort down a black hole. Maybe Trump is right and we should just let the people in other countries live they desire.
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I don't think Trump is against foreign involvement, especially in the middle east and pacific, just not Eastern Europe for some reason...
 
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Null said:
They're making this argument in Europe on the news. They're suggesting that with a moderate government they can begin repatriating the immigrants already set to be deported, since many governments refused to deport syrians to a war zone. Since right wing parties are winning, they actually might.
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If that did happen, the next news story would be ;

“Hundreds upon thousands of Syrian refugees identifying as LGBTQIAAP+ after latest Syrian repatriation plans announced.
98% of all Syrians in the EU are no longer eligible to repatriated”
 
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