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Recent news:
Last thread lasted two months, so keep in mind these events are separated by weeks.


Stalemate near Tishreen dam between the SDF and the SNA.
Insurgency developments & germination in the coast.
Israel announces it's not withdrawing from the newly-acquired Syrian territories.
Al-Julani forms a new government, formally dissolves the former SAA and declares himself president. New Ministry of Defense and army so far is barely cohesive and resembles one of those countless joint operations rooms we've seen before.
HTS attacks Lebanese areas under the justification of "combating smuggling". Withdraws quickly.
Clashes in the Druze Damascus suburb of Jaramana that were quickly defused. Suwayda (majority Druze region south of Damascus) is still de-facto autonomous and controlled by armed Druze factions.
Massive uprising by the insurgents in the coastal regions that was quelled in around 4 days. Hundreds of military casualties on both sides. Insurgents go back to guerilla mode after.
Massacres of Alawites in the coastal regions during said uprising. At least 1000 civvies dead. HTS and Julani blame undisciplined SNA units and say they're gonna punish the perpetrators.
HTS and SDF sign memorandum for integration.

Links:
t.me/Medmannews - Well known channel (Egyptian owner). Posts frequently about MENA
t.me/Slavyangrad - Also posting a lot of news about Syria recently
t.me/Middle_East_Spectator - Iranian owner
t.me/Suriyak_maps - Posts maps/latest news. Less prone to hype/hysteria but slower.
t.me/rybar - Russian channel. Posts a lot about Syria too
https://nitter.poast.org/SAMSyria0 - Local Syrian army soldier. Used to post in Arabic. (Account deleted. RIP)
https://nitter.poast.org/WarMonitors
https://nitter.poast.org/bosni94
https://nitter.poast.org/Sy_intelligence
https://nitter.poast.org/sayed_ridha
https://syria.liveuamap.com/

>>2184766
Rojava just has to wait for the islamists to kill each other and then waltz into Damascus.

Homs holds

>Islamicist start to act like subhuman again

Will the world ever learn? We will finally wipe out this plague upon the earth?

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>>2184779
new peace deal

>>2184815
KYS Islamicist

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>>2184823
the islamist loves glowjava though

HTS barrel-bombing Tartus? Druzes pledging fealty to Israel? SDF surrending to HTS? Neoliberal Jolani? Uhhh are you okay Muhammad, i understand Alep falling was a shock but Homs is holding, Allah Suriya Bachar!

>>2184843
Reminder Homs held out longer than usual (2 days) cause there were 1000 Hezbollah fighters there, but who then withdrew after the organisation realised that Assad is done for and that the SAA is useless.

>>2184843
>SDF surrendering
<get recognised by the constitution
<maintain their autonomous administration
<form a detente with the state
>this is a surrender

>>2184843
If only

When will the Arabs awaken from their 500 years of humiliation and actually advance their civilization?

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>>2184881
>it's liberalism
It's Detente with the state. This is a strategy of the DAANES to lick their wounds, bide their time and continue to develop dual power.

https://archive.org/details/abdullah-ocalan-beyond-state-power-and-violence/page/n7/mode/2up

>>2184890
>it's liberalism

>>2184823
they're literally folding in to HTS

>>2184924
>they're literally folding in to HTS
God you are such a disingenuous faggot.
Why do you even do this? What do you think it serves?
Does it act as a salve to your hurt pride of thinking Homs will hold?

>>2184827
>the islamist loves glowjava though
Look IDK what you expected. The government at Damascus is literally worthless without the access to the Mediterranean and the hydrocarbon and agriculture wealth. So obviously, the main insduestries were gonna make their way to Damascus at some point.

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YPJ Commander on Qereqozax front: As long as the war continues, we will resist and liberate our land
The Turkish state and affiliated SNA (Syrian National Army) mercenaries continue their attacks on the Tishrin Dam and Qereqozax Bridge. YPJ-YPG and SDF fighters are putting up relentless resistance against the attacks that have been going on for months.

One of the fighters on the Qereqozax resistance front is YPJ Commander Şîlan Şoreş. Speaking to ANF, Şîlan Şoreş celebrated International Women's Day, and stated the following about the historic resistance at Qereqozax:

“As the whole world knows, the war has been going on for a long time. In particular, the attacks on the Qereqozax Bridge have been going on for months. We are in a battle position right now. The enemy is carrying out all kinds of attacks to capture the bridge, but as YPJ fighters, we do not give up our revolutionary stance against the enemy. Whatever the cost, we will not allow the enemy to seize the bridge and occupy our land. Until now, we have remained standing thanks to the determination of our people and fighters.

One of the reasons why we are able to put up such resistance against all the heavy weapons of the Turkish state is the moral strength we receive from our people. Against the technical superiority of the enemy, we fight on the basis of the philosophy and ideology of the Leader. Especially in recent times, we have seen the spirit of the revolutionary people's war. It is our people who enable us to fight and resist with such strength and morale. The war is still going on. Our greatest strength is our people. It is our people who have kept us standing until now. As long as the war continues, we will resist and liberate our land.”

FDPFDFDPDFDPD

>>2185013
>The government at Damascus is literally worthless without the access to the Mediterranean and the hydrocarbon and agriculture wealth.
and the burgerkommissariat glowjava just happened to be established on top of all the wheat and oil syria had
hmmmmmmmmmmm……..

Alawites, Christians, and Druzes could probably overthrow HTS if they united

What's preferable, a united Syria under Al Qaeda reformed pragmatic neoliberal Jolani or a divided/balkanized Syria without a strong central authority?

>>2185382
Depends what happens, i guess.
Importantly i think much of the Sunni population is to reactionary for the revolution, so even in a united syria i do not think the AANES view of society could ever work for a few generations at least.

Salih Muslim: Agreement between SDF and Damascus consistent with Abdullah Öcalan’s letter
> PYD politician Salih Muslim said the agreement signed by SDF Commander Mazloum Abdi and Syrian Interim President Al-Sharaa is consistent with Abdullah Öcalan’s letter.

On Monday, the General Commander of the Syrian Democratic Forces (SDF), Mazlum Abdi, and the Syrian Interim President, Ahmed al-Sharaa, signed an eight-article agreement. Salih Muslim, spokesperson for the PYD's foreign relations, spoke to ANF about the agreement and Abdullah Öcalan’s letter on Rojava and the Autonomous Administration of North and East Syria, explaining the specific provisions.

On Monday, an agreement was signed between Mazlum Abdi, General Commander of the SDF, and Syrian Interim President Ahmed al-Sharaa. What is your first comment on this agreement?

This agreement was reached a few days ago at a joint meeting of the Autonomous Administration and the SDF. It was decided that committees would be formed and that the agreement would contain seven to eight articles. These committees will be established, and the details will be discussed within them.

We will go through each article, but how do you interpret the general framework? Can we say that the revolution in Rojava has been consolidated with this agreement? Has Rojava gained status, at least regionally?

Yes, we can say that it has been consolidated. After so much struggle and resistance, we are now partners in everything - this much is clear. We are partners in everything related to this state: its administration, constitution, daily life, economy, everything.

Let’s start with the first article: "Ensuring the right of all Syrians to representation and participation in the political process and all state institutions based on competence and responsibility, regardless of their religious or ethnic background." This project aims at the coexistence of all societal groups and has been implemented in Rojava. Will this project be implemented throughout Syria, or was it only discussed for Rojava?

It will not only be implemented for the Autonomous Administration. It is valid for all of Syria. The details are still being discussed, but the scope is nationwide.

The second article is important: "The Kurdish community is an indigenous component of the Syrian state, and the Syrian state guarantees their citizenship and all constitutional rights." In Syria, Kurds had no identity; they were not even considered citizens. How should this article be interpreted?

The Baathist regime’s policy of stripping people of their identity is over. There were also some old laws that will be corrected. In other words, Kurds will receive equal citizenship rights.

Another article calls for a nationwide ceasefire. However, attacks on Rojava continue. The Turkish state and affiliated groups are carrying out attacks. Will there be a unified stance against these attacks?

These conflicts and the actions of these groups will be deemed illegal. We will collectively resist these attacks. No one can claim that these groups are part of the state because they are illegal armed groups. If they continue their attacks, we will fight together.

Another article states: "The integration of all civil and military institutions in Northern and Eastern Syria into the administration of the Syrian state, including border crossings, airports, and oil and gas fields." What can you say about this article?

We will jointly manage border crossings like Nisêbîn and Til Koçer. We will decide together on the distribution and administration of the revenues from these areas. This will be regulated by laws and agreements, and the details will be outlined in those agreements.

Another article ensures that “all displaced Syrians can return to their towns and villages under the protection of the Syrian state”. Afrin, Girê Spî, and Serêkaniyê immediately come to mind. What is the plan for these regions? What does this agreement mean in this context?

Everyone will be allowed to return to their homes. Many houses were seized and settled by outsiders. These people will return to their original homes. In a sense, this means liberating these areas from Turkish occupation.

What does the article stating "Supporting the Syrian state’s fight against the remnants of the Assad regime and any threats to its security and unity" means?

We will stand together. The remnants of the Baath regime will have no place. That means they will not be able to use our areas to fight against the new regime.

The seventh article rejects all calls for the division of Syrian society, hate speech, and attempts to sow discord. In this sense, the Turkish state, through HTS, has promoted monism. Can we say that this pressure has been neutralized with this agreement?

Syrian citizens will be regarded as equals, regardless of their religion or ethnicity. For example, no one will be able to say that they do not recognize the Yazidi community or force them to convert to Islam. With a broad democratic administration, everyone can live as they wish. In this sense, it is a great achievement, a significant gain for Alawites, Druze, Yazidis, and Christians.

Will the executive committees work to ensure this agreement is implemented by the end of the year? Does this also refer to drafting the constitution, or only practical actions will be taken? Will the constitution be prepared in the long term?

A committee will be formed for each of the eight articles. There will be a committee for armed forces, which will discuss how the forces will integrate. An agreement will be reached, and then there will be discussion on how governance will be. These committees will reach an agreement within a year. This could also include a constitution or an interim constitution. A referendum will then be held on this interim constitution.

What does this agreement mean on an international level? International support for the current transitional government is well known. We see that Western powers play an important role in shaping the new Syria.

International powers acted as mediators. Both our administration and the Syrian government had mediators. This means that these mediators have approved the agreement, and all parties will contribute to it. We are now officially a partner in this state.

Does this mean that international powers were involved in drafting this text, or are they supporting one side of the agreement?

In everything, we are partners in the affairs of this state, both domestically and internationally.

Another topic widely discussed in this context was Rêber Apo’s [Abdullah Öcalan’s] letter to Rojava. His statements, whether he spoke about disarmament or not, have been widely debated. Particularly in AKP-affiliated media, it was claimed that there was a call for SDF and YPG/YPJ to disarm. Did this agreement serve as a response to this propaganda?

This letter was addressed to the administration. As far as I know, it confirms that we are on the right path. That is, we want to be part of Syria, we want unity, we want peace. In other words, we have not deviated from what was stated in the letter. We have not exceeded the points mentioned by Rêber Apo.

Have you read the letter?

I was informed of its contents. Essentially, we accept making peace and being part of this state. Of course, we will take our place in this state while protecting our rights and identity. We have always said this, so we are not excluded. You mentioned partisan media. These media outlets will portray today’s agreement as "capitulation" or spread such propaganda. However, the reality is different. Reaching such an agreement is a significant victory for us. If something similar happened in Bakurê Kurdistanê [Northern Kurdistan], it would be very beneficial.

Since you know the content of Rêber Apo’s letter, let me ask again for clarity: Does he say anything about disarmament or giving up self-defense in his letter to Rojava?

No, absolutely not. There is nothing like that.

Can we say that the text of the agreement aligns with the perspective that Rêber Apo envisioned for Rojava?

We are part of Syria. We want to live together. We want to preserve our uniqueness. All of this is included in this agreement.

Is there anything you would like to add?

Our people should not believe biased media. We have never lied, so we ask them to listen to us. Thank you very much.

https://anfenglishmobile.com/rojava-syria/salih-muslim-agreement-between-sdf-and-damascus-consistent-with-abdullah-Ocalan-s-letter-78342

DAANES: Syrian national dialogue forms the basis for resolving the crisis and building unity
The Democratic Autonomous Administration of North and East Syria (DAANES) released a statement expressing support for the agreement between the Syrian Democratic Forces (SDF) General Commander Mazloum Abdi and the Syrian interim president, Ahmed Al-Sharaa. The agreement includes guaranteeing all constitutional rights of the Kurds and integrating North-East Syrian military and civilian institutions into the Syrian Government.

The DAANES statement on Wednesday reads as follows:

"The agreement signed between Mr. Ahmed Al-Shara and the Commander-in-Chief of the Syrian Democratic Forces, Mr. Mazloum Abdi is an important and historic agreement at a sensitive and difficult stage that Syria is going through after the fall of the Baath regime.

We emphasize that this agreement and its provisions are an affirmation that the only option is to resolve our issue through dialogue. At the same time, it expresses our permanent position and our preservation of the unity of the Syrian territory and its societal fabric. It is a positive and important step in reducing the gap between all Syrian parties. It will also be an important and inspiring incentive to enhance the spirit of participation in drawing and building the future of the new Syria, and to move away from the mentality of exclusion and tyranny suffered by all Syrians of all sects. We in the autonomous administration of North and East Syria will work in a spirit of responsibility in leading the process as we have always been.

Since the first day of the fall of the Baathist regime, we in the Democratic Autonomous Administration of North and East Syria have stressed the need for agreement between the various Syrian national forces, seeking to launch a Syrian national dialogue that forms the basis for resolving the Syrian crisis and building a unified democratic Syria.

On this occasion, we congratulate our people on this step, which is a victory for the entire Syrian people, and a barrier against all those who try to undermine the victories achieved by our people through attempts to ignite strife and create a state of chaos, tension and dispersion among the components of the Syrian people. The former regime was also unable to break the historical relations between the peoples of the region, especially between the Kurdish and Arab peoples, as a result of which our people rose up in 2004 against injustice and attempts to tear the Syrian fabric. We will spare no effort in protecting the unity of our peoples and our gains. On this occasion, we remember the martyrs of the 2004 Qamishlo uprising with pride and remain loyal to them.

We call on our resilient people, who are credited with the victories we have achieved and are achieving, to achieve the goals of our revolution in the unity and democratization of Syria. We are continuing our work to bring Syria in general, and North-East Syria in particular, to safety. Today’s agreement is an important step to achieve your hopes and aspirations, and it will achieve its goals and spread peace in the region.”

>>2185546
I highly doubt the SDF will hand in their weapons after seeing recent developments w/ the Alawites. They're receptive to integration *bc* they have the guns and forces to defend themselves as minorities. That said, given the Israelis want a divided and chaotic Syria, I think this is actually a better result for the region even if the conduct of HTS forces speaks for itself.

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>bro making peace with moderate headchoppers is 4d chess bro
>bro Syria under the retarded jihadi camelfuckers will be poor without us bro thats why we made the deal bro
>bro none of the Sunni tribes that want to kill us hate us bro
>bro I promise the revolution will happen by negotiating with islamists bro
>bro they promised they wont kill us and steal our shit we signed a deal bro

>>2184826
>Noooooo dont do a Molotov–Ribbentrop Pact, is baaaaad

>>2185597
>I highly doubt the SDF will hand in their weapons after seeing recent developments w/ the Alawites.
I don't think anyone really thinks they will. If pushed it would lead to serious splits because many are cautious of this deal. I think any that do split though will be branded as 'PKK elements', which there will be some truth to, and if involving the YPJ and elements of YPG probably will prove fatal.

Kurdish parties declare support for the agreement between Mazloum Abdi and Ahmed al-Sharaa
The Syrian Kurdish Democratic Progressive Party and the Syrian Kurdish Democratic Union Party (YEKITÎ) hailed the agreement signed on March 10 in Damascus between Mazloum Abdi, the Commander General of the Syrian Democratic Forces (SDF), and Ahmed Al-Sharaa, the Interim President of the Damascus government.

In a joint statement, the parties noted that the agreement, which was the result of repeated meetings and negotiations, represented all Syrians.

The statement remarked that the agreement contains very important articles, including the cessation of attacks on the entire Syrian territory, prevention of hate speech and sectarianism, ensuring the safe return of migrants to their lands and acknowledgment of the fact that the Kurds are an authentic part of Syria.

The statement emphasized that the Syrian Kurdish Democratic Progressive Party and the Syrian Kurdish Democratic Union Party fully support the agreement and its contents. The two parties called on all national forces and institutions in Syria to show commitment and make constructive efforts to implement the provisions of the agreement, which allows the construction of a new Syria.

It's so funny how Rojava ia actually existing Marxism-Leninism and online MLs hate it purely cause of aesthetics 😂

>>2185733
I wouldn't call this Molotov-Ribbentrop, if Rojava is laying down their arms, and accepting Islamist authority.

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>>2185012
>God you are such a disingenuous faggot.
>Why do you even do this? What do you think it serves?
>Does it act as a salve to your hurt pride of thinking Homs will hold?
That's what Glowjavans said bro they are going to merge into the national government which is headed by Jolani.
https://www.reuters.com/world/middle-east/syria-reaches-deal-integrate-sdf-within-state-institutions-presidency-says-2025-03-10/

How is it disingenuous at all?

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>>2185012
Lol and this same anon was trying to call me ignorant for thinking the Kurds would fight the Alawites with HTS last thread.

>>2184024
>Also are the Kurds going to join them in fighting the Alawites?
<Please at least glance at a map before posting in this thread.
>The deal also commits the SDF to combating remnants of Assad's regime. The Islamist-led authorities in Damascus have accused Assad loyalists of sowing civil strife in western Syria.

Goddamn I hate Rojava stans so much. I really don't have much of any feelings about them, but I hate their dogshit stans and dealing with them here for the last decade, but it's been less and less because htey forget Rojava exists most of the time.

>>2185927
So any of you Rojava stans going to go fight with Rojava and HTS in Latakia?

https://www.npr.org/2025/03/09/nx-s1-5322458/syria-revenge-killings-alawites-latakia

More than 1,300 Syrians killed in 72 hours amid clashes and acts of revenge

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This organization that responded to my friend that is in alawite told them this. They are an American organization

Sorry I am not going to bother sides this. Trump is who paused these programs and took away the funding for them. This objectively not a good thing and wasn't happening before

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>>2186032
Well the email says they'd only get to the US program through UNHCR anyways. USA never took Syrians anyways.

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>copy/paste

He counted 8 checkpoints between his village and Banias on the coast - a 20 minute drive - from his village.

There were no Amn al-`Amm (gov security) at any of the checkpoints. He did not see any HTS uniforms or police uniforms. None of the vehicles had markings on them.

Most men at the 8 checkpoints were wearing masks to hide their faces. Those manning the checkpoints between the town of al-Midan and Sqibleh (the higher mountains) were strangers to the region.

Those between Sqibleh and Banias (the lower mountains) were from the Banias region. There were two very different types of men on the road.

In the 5 villages of Barmaya, Sqibleh, al-Midan, Khirbet al-Qabou, and Hamam Wasil, there were no "Ishtibakat", exchanges of fire. There were no people in any of these villages who fired at soldiers or who held guns. All shooting was completely one side

In Midan, many of the houses and shops were burnt. Some were hit by tank fire.

In Barmaya, houses were burnt. He saw a crowd of people. Someone was distributing bread because there is nothing left in the stores of the region and there is no food. These people not from the region. One car had written on it: Hukumat Inqath al-watani or National government rescue." There were men in military uniform.

In Sqibleh, stores were burnt.

On the main highway from Banyas to Jisr al-Qardaha, it was clear that there had been fighting between HTS and Alawite resistance because there were HTS cars burnt on the side of the road.

One #Syrian government official said that the burnt HTS vehicles were not necessarily destroyed by Alawites but by other Sunni militia fighters.

On the Autostrad from Banyas, there is a town named Qrfais where smoke and fires were still present.

In the first 10 minutes on the highway from Banias to Latakia, there were 3 check points. Almost no cars were seen on the main highway.

Burnt cars were clearly visible on both sides of the road. But no one was traveling on the highway.

10 kilometers from Latakia, in the town of Snobar Jableh, my brother-in-law rents to wear-houses from an engineer, Usama Saleh, who lived above the wear houses. Armed men stole all $45,000 dollars of his fertilizer, killed Usama, killed all members of his family, and burned his house.

Over 150 were killed in Snobar Jableh. Firas called a friend in the village to check on him. Someone else answered and said that the phone was no longer owned by his friend.

He arrived home safe from his village, where everyone had been hiding from attackers for several days. Those who helped him out of the village were very kind and polite to him.

Two days ago the village was attacked by armed me. None of the villagers had guns.

All of the villagers hid in the fields. Two were found by the attackers and shot in the head and killed.

They used a drone to search the place. One neighboring village, al-Midan, had many homes burnt. My brother-in-law's village was not burnt, possibly because it is lower in a valley and the attackers feared a possible ambushed.

Estimates of dead on the coast of #Syria - over 3,000 seem reasonable at this point, although my brother-in-law says that no one can be certain as people are not free to move and no accounting has been made.

People are saying that the dead bodies are being buried in mass graves and burnt, but we don't know the truth of these claims.

>>2185909
Too early to say really. So far it just looks like they’re going to do joint administration, but no talk of Rojava completely losing its autonomy or armed forces.

Alawite person living in the coastal region where the massacres are happening posted this. My friend from there shared it with me and I translated it. Some of it far yes in language towards certain groups. They explained to me they themselves are trying hard to not see it this way but it is hard with the amount of hate and abuse they are seeing around them. That they really do want to see the best in people but that they sympathize a lot with this writing. Alawite friend

Just seen Freddie Gibbs BM getting clapped with a toilet plunger on her bald head the game really wicked

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>>2185936
https://x.com/RojavaNetwork/status/1899942189829865907

"SOHR: Military forces flying the SDF flag and including foreign fighters of Chechen, Turkestani, and Uzbek nationalities have been deployed in the villages of Fahil, Al-Qabou, and Al-Sharqaliyah in the Homs countryside, which are predominantly Alawite

Local pages have also promoted the presence of the SDF in the region and on the Syrian coast, and the roaming of vehicles flying the SDF flag, raising citizens' fears of massacres against the people of these villages

Sources from the Syrian Observatory for Human Rights confirmed that the SDF has not left its areas, and that this news is completely false and intended to create unrest in Alawite areas, particularly on the Syrian coast and in the villages of the Homs and Hama countrysides."

https://x.com/RojavaNetwork/status/1899906415193432134

PYD Leader, Saleh Muslim: It is not unlikely that we will send our forces to the coast. We say this is a duty and a priority needed by a component of the Syrian people. It is a call to arms for the Syrian Democratic Forces. We hope to move towards serious steps because the massacres are still taking place behind the cameras.

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Here's a former Turkish general having a melt-down that Rojava is being recognised and Kurds are being recognised into the Syrian consitution.

https://x.com/karimfranceschi/status/1899812664810840222?s=46&t=40VseJIJAKS4RPR3QNpOJA

>but this deal was a surrender

>>2186204
It's basically a vague framework so i imagine in actualization of it i expect there is room for turkey to influence or torpedo it altogether. Will be interesting what they do next, if they knock out Tishrin Dam will it be seen as now an attack on Syria proper?

>>2185927
>Lol and this same anon was trying to call me ignorant for thinking the Kurds would fight the Alawites with HTS last thread.
I still think you're pants-on-head retarded if you believe the SDF are going to join SNA pogroms against Alawites.

>>2186293
>The deal also commits the SDF to combating remnants of Assad's regime. The Islamist-led authorities in Damascus have accused Assad loyalists of sowing civil strife in western Syria.
>>2185927
>The deal also commits the SDF to combating remnants of Assad's regime. The Islamist-led authorities in Damascus have accused Assad loyalists of sowing civil strife in western Syria.

>>2186304
>PYD Leader, Saleh Muslim: It is not unlikely that we will send our forces to the coast. We say this is a duty and a priority needed by a component of the Syrian people. It is a call to arms for the Syrian Democratic Forces. We hope to move towards serious steps because the massacres are still taking place behind the cameras.

>Co-chair of the Foreign Relations Authority of the Autonomous Administration, Ilham Ahmed: "The agreement between our SDF forces and HTS comes in the context of the painful events witnessed by our people on the coast, and it is a step aimed at stopping them"

>>2186306
They're trying to reform the system from the inside man. Don't defund the police, join the police! If a good guy joins the police, that's one less bad guy killing George Floyd.

inb4 ISIS "becomes resurgent" and fighting it, the basis of Syrian faction collaboration
inb4 some trains blow up in Europe again
inb4 Global War on Terrorism 2 : Sub-saharan Africa/Iran edition

>>2186199
At the very least they better sit out any conflict between HTS and the Alawites. Participating in a sectarian massacre would be a bridge too far.

>>2186307
You're dodging the issue. The agreement with the government says that the SDF is supposed to send troops to suppress the Alawites, but the PYD is just saying outright that they won't do it. In other words they're already bailing on that. Clearly they feel confident enough to assert their autonomy on this.

>>2186315
They wont participate in a massacre but to try and police. Which I doubt will happen because the HTS are trying to genocide the region.

I wont be surprised in the future the Alawites could join the SDF and form their own factions. Which would lead to another clusterfuck

>>2186307
>They're trying to reform the system by….
>maintaining DAANES communes, gaining constitutional rights for Kurds and other minorities within Syria- something which wasn't ever under the history of Assad, and maintaining their autonomy which was founded on building dual power.

I'd hate to see what you'd say about the Bolsheviks when they started forming dual power in the Russian Republic prior to the Russian revolution of 1917.

>>2186332
Or the fact that they participated in general elections at all.

allah

suriah

shara'a

>>2186332
>I'd hate to see what you'd say about the Bolsheviks when they started forming dual power in the Russian Republic prior to the Russian revolution of 1917.
By fighting the tsar's enemies for him?

>>2186170
I know that was meant for /isg/ but source please lmao

>>2186534
allah, sharia, shara'a

The coast will be independent in five years or less

SDF has rejected the transitional constitution.

Their main problem is the lack of modifications, which according to them reproduces the Assadist political structure.

Also lots of people pointing out how the constitution is planning to incorporate Sharia, but that was actually already in place during the Assads' years. BUT the Assads mostly skirted around that part of the constitution (as they did with the rest of it, lol), so a government with the will to actually implement this Sharia clause will indeed be very different.

>>2187016
We are so back

Ferhad Shami: Our main goal is to end the war
<No troops from Damascus in Hesekê
Ferhad Shami explained that the agreement was an important and positive step and that it had been brokered by the USA as a guarantor power. He added that it was possible that troops from Damascus would be deployed in border areas, but denied claims of direct deployment in Hesekê.

<Committees to develop solutions

At the political level, various special committees are to deal with the implementation of individual aspects of the agreement in the future, thus guaranteeing compliance. For example, the committee responsible for the administration of the education sector will be responsible for ensuring that instruction is provided in the Kurdish language.

<ISIS prisoners remain under the control of the SDF

The future of prisons with imprisoned members of ISIS is also one of the problems for which a separate committee is to work out solutions. Ferhad Shami addressed concerns regarding the ISIS terrorists imprisoned in northern and eastern Syria and made it clear that there would be no changes to the situation. He said that the prisoners will remain under the control of the SDF and will not be handed over to the interim government.

<“The main goal is to end the war"

In the last few days, the Turkish army has intensified its attacks on northern and eastern Syria. Ferhad Shami said: “Turkey has concentrated its forces at the Tishrin Dam and around the Qereqozax Bridge in the last two days. However, our main goal is to end the war. Our goal is also to ensure the return of the people of Afrin and Girê Spî to their land and to prevent demographic change.”

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The Syrian Democratic Council has rejected the new constitution on the grounds the national dialogue which was held was not representative, they say: 'The Syrian constitution for the transitional period is illegitimate and does not comply with the agreement between Sharaa and the SDF leader.'

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>>2187482
>does not comply with the agreement between Sharaa and the SDF leader.'
womp womp

>>2187482
Gotta be one of the worlds quickest “fell for it “ awards

>>2187510
> “fell for it “ awards
It's worth it to collect "fell for it awards" if you need them as a post-hoc defense. Better to be see as the betrayed than the one doing the betrayal.

>>2187700
The Kurdish leaders won't be spared by the moderate headchoppers. No professorship and lecture circuit for them.

Why do the Syrian Generals always attract the dumbest anons addicted to saying nothing?
It's tiring to read.

Why can’t HTS kill the Druze? Those Zionist-loving shits deserve it.

>>2187807
>Why can't [ISIS] genocide [ethnic minority]? Those [ethnic minorities] deserve [genocide]
leftypol.org

Autonomous Administration: "Draft Constitution" identical to the laws of the Baath regime
The Autonomous Administration issued a statement regarding the signing of the "Draft Constitution" by the Damascus government as part of the transition process, saying that "This draft neither represents our people nor reflects the true identity of Syria."

The statement said: "Months have passed since the downfall of the Baath regime. The Syrian people rose against that regime and its oppressive practices, and were happy about its end. However, on Thursday in Damascus, the 'Draft Constitution' declaration was published. The articles in this so-called temporary draft constitution are identical to the laws on which the Baath regime was founded. This document is far from Syria’s reality and diversity. It doesn’t reflect Syrian society and its national identity. This draft constitution does not contain any elements that reflect the spirit and identity of the Syrian people, including Kurds, Arabs, Syriacs, and Assyrians."

The Democratic Autonomous Administration of Northern and Eastern Syria underlined "the necessity of solidarity and unity among the Syrian people in order to determine a democratic future for Syria and to strengthen national participation and cooperation within the country.

Furthermore, we highlight that this temporary draft law disregards Syria’s diversity and the participation of its national components. Thus, this declaration once again reflects the 'monist mindset' that is a continuation of the previous system, which the people had already rejected.

This temporary draft constitution neither represents our people nor recognizes Syria’s true identity. It is a way to weaken the efforts to establish real democracy in Syria. Moreover, its content is completely detached from Syria and the aspirations of its people.

The correct constitution should be one that is agreed upon by all components of Syria, serving as a foundation for the country’s future and a lasting democratic path for generations to come. We hope that certain exclusionary, narrow-minded perspectives will not drag us back to square one, as this would leave Syria’s wounds open once again."

>>2187807
As per my comment on the most brain dead retard nothing-sayers attracted to this general like flies on shit.
Where do they even come from?

>>2187700
Kurd-derrangement-system sufferers are vacillating wildly between accusing the SDF of selling out to relishing the thought of their genocide when it becomes clear that they haven't. It would be nice if they would make up their minds, but that would require both principles and a clear headed analysis of the situation.

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shit i thought i was a bit crazy when i thought maybe isralis are trying again to stir the protect the minorities rethoric for casus belli and balkanization, but they are actually doing it lmao, same guys happy about assad's downfall a month ago are now promoting ousting him under the guys of protectin the minorities

>>2187977
Israel just wants a weak Syria

>>2187840
>le ISIS
do ziorats have any arguments?

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>>2188021
I'm a ziorat for acknowledging the new western backed president of Syria is "ex"-ISI?

>>2188031
al-julani is ex-al-quaeda
al-nusra was always separate from isis

>>2188039
He was in Islamic State in Iraq (ISI) with Baghdadi before Baghdadi declared its expansion into Syria, adding the second S in ISIS. Only then did Al Qaeda and the Islamic State split and become separate entities. So he was in ISI which was technically not ISIS yet. Huge difference.

MSD: Draft Constitution is an attempt to reproduce dictatorship
Ahmed Al-Sharaa, leader of HTS and head of the interim administration in Damascus, signed the Draft Constitution for the transitional period on Thursday.
In a statement regarding the signing of the "Draft Constitution" by the Damascus government, the Syrian Democratic Council (MSD) said, “We strongly reject attempts to reproduce dictatorship under the name of a ‘transition process’.”

<The written statement released by the MSDF on Friday reads as follows:

“The Syrian Democratic Council rejects the constitutional declaration presented by the transitional government. In our statement on February 26, 2025, we emphasized that the 'National Dialogue Congress' is not transparent in terms of representing social structures or political movements. The MSD reaffirms that any steps taken based on the results of this congress will be insufficient to solve the national issue.

This draft reproduces repression in a new form, creates a centralized administration, gives absolute powers to the government. It hinders political work, makes it difficult to establish parties, and eliminates the path to democracy. At the same time, it ignores transitional judicial mechanisms and deepens national unrest.

We strongly reject attempts to reproduce dictatorship under the name of 'transition process'. We emphasize that the draft constitution should be the result of a genuine national consensus, not a project imposed by one party alone. In this context, we demand that the draft be revised. The constitution must ensure a fair distribution of power, protect freedom of political activity and recognize the rights of all Syrian components. It should establish a decentralized democratic system and clear mechanisms to ensure a fair transition.
Syria is the country of all of us. We do not accept the re-establishment of a despotic system.”

Confederation of Democratic Society: Syria cannot be governed with a narrow national mentality
The Confederation of Democratic Community Organizations in North and East Syria made a statement regarding the Damascus government's 'draft constitution'.

The statement called for the strengthening of social solidarity and values of co-existence, emphasizing that Syria, which has rich social wealth, cannot be governed with a narrow national and religious mentality.
The statement pointed out that any unilateral method of determining the future of Syria would not only pose a danger to the social mosaic of Syria, but would also deepen the division between its components.

Noting that pluralistic and united societies are more likely to survive the remnants of wars than other societies, especially Germany after the Second World War and Africa after the nationalist system, the statement emphasized the importance of preserving social solidarity as the basis for the reconstruction of Syria. The Confederation called on all social parties, civil and democratic society organizations to reject the policies of neglect and to work for a democratic model that secures the rights of all components.

>>2184766
Bookchinist anarcho-femino-socialism with Jihadi characteristics
BIJI KURDISTAN

https://jacobin.com/2024/12/syrian-revolution-assad-hts-democracy

<12.11.2024


<Bhaskar Sunkara

<What does the fall of Assad mean for Syria going forward? Are there prospects for a stable government, or are we likely to see an even more fragmented civil war?

>Anand Gopal

>It’s too early to say, but one thing we know for sure: the Assad dictatorship was one of the most brutal regimes of the twenty-first century. Whatever comes next will be better than what came before. Syria has been mired in civil war for thirteen years, in which upward of 500,000 people were killed and even more were displaced. Now for the first time, there’s a real chance the suffering will end. And after fifty years of dictatorship, in which nearly every family knows someone who has been killed or disappeared by the regime, the sense of catharsis among Syrians is profound — even among Assad’s erstwhile social base.

Contrary to Assadist propaganda, there have been no massacres and no ethnic cleansing in former regime territories; in fact, Christian neighborhoods have been sites of joyous celebrations. In what are generally dark times around the world, the victory of the Syrian revolution is something every leftist, and indeed every human being, should celebrate.

None of that is to say that it’s all roses ahead. While HTS, the group leading the rebel coalition, has gone to great lengths to portray themselves in a positive light to Syrians and the world, it has a track record of suppressing dissent in Idlib province, the corner of the country it has controlled for the past few years. There’s no reason to expect that HTS will establish a democracy, unless they are forced to by popular movements. Meanwhile, another rebel alliance, the Turkish-backed Syrian National Army (SNA), is waging war on the Kurdish autonomous regions.

Whereas HTS is a disciplined and semiprofessional cadre force, the SNA are mercenaries and thieves. Joe Biden and Donald Trump have signaled that they will not support the Kurds, which means the autonomous zone will likely be overrun by the SNA. The possibility of Turkish-supported ethnic cleansing of Kurds in cities like Kobani is high. Finally, Israel is taking advantage of the situation to eviscerate Syria’s weapons depots — and therefore the country’s means of defending itself — while also possibly expanding from the Golan Heights to steal more Syrian land.

So many challenges lie ahead. But it’s important to keep in mind that for fifty years, it was effectively impossible to do politics, or be political, in Assad’s Syria. Only now, with the fall of the regime, can the struggle for democracy truly begin.

The killing of civilians are still happening. It has not stopped

>>2188770
Yeah, I just thought it might be darkly amusing for how quickly it aged.

>>2188774
I tend to agree with Mao in that if you don't do the research, you don't have a right to speak on a subject. I was told by a member of my local socialist org to read Sunkara as an example of "the worst expressions of class reductionism." I'm not a great fan of Sunkara's or Jacobin but I feel I owed it to this person to give their advice a good faith effort since they've done the same for me in the past, in spite of how I felt about the author or the publication.

>>2188776
Proptip: Just ignore Iron Felix.
He's an terminally online aesthetic leftist. He's not interested in learning things, only in reinforcing what he already knows.

>>2188066
>He was in Islamic State in Iraq (ISI)
>Only then did Al Qaeda and the Islamic State split
both wrong

>>2188763
rich of you to assume that the struggle for ''democracy' begins now. The struggle is over; the sunnis put their guy in power, that's all that ever matters there

>>2188928
>Jolani was originally a foreign fighter in the Iraq War. He went from Syria to Iraq and joined up with Abu Musab al-Zarqawi and [his organization] al Qaeda in Iraq. He spent some time in the infamous Camp Bucca prison. And then he became the emir or leader of the Nineveh region in western Iraq for the Islamic State of Iraq, which was essentially the predecessor group to what we now call the Islamic State.

<After the Syrian uprising began, Jolani talked to [Islamic State leader] Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi about a project in Syria. By summer 2011, Jolani went to Syria to build a new organization called Jabhat al-Nusra. It was essentially an official branch of the Islamic State of Iraq. They began to conduct operations once the Syrian civil war became militarized, and they became more integrated within some of the insurgency, especially those that were more Islamist in nature.


>Due to the successes that were seen in the initial year or so, Baghdadi wanted to essentially show publicly what was known behind the scenes—that Jabhat al-Nusra was one and the same as the Islamic State of Iraq. In April 2013, Baghdadi announced the Islamic State [of Iraq and Syria], or ISIS.


<However, Jolani rebuffed this because he knew that Baghdadi was trying to begin liquidating opposition activists with assassinations and going against other rebel groups. Therefore, to pivot [but still] maintain some level of jihadi legitimacy, Jolani pledged allegiance to Ayman al-Zawahiri—the leader of al Qaeda at the time. But Zawahiri began to send operatives from Afghanistan to Syria, which Jolani wasn’t too happy about. So Jolani pivoted once again and broke ties with al Qaeda in July 2016.


https://foreignpolicy.com/2024/12/11/syria-rebel-leader-jolani-hts-al-qaeda-islamic-state-isis/

>>2188952
Yeah, Jolani was literally ISIS. That's also why some pro-ISIS Islamists hate him because they consider him an opportunist lol

Sharaa himself is rather irrelevant tbh. If you're in Salafist twitter a lot of them put more focus on hardline factions within HTS itself than on Sharaa, and based on news from the ground it is clear that the government is torn between its goal of normalization talks and enforcing party discipline

>>2187807
Oh fuck off. Do you think the Sunnis in Lebanon should be massacred too for not backing Hezbollah during the war against Israel recently? Mods have to put the hammer on these unironic chauvinist faggots

>>2188982
Of course, we all wish for the Syrian government to quickly reestablish order. The problem is that i don't think Turkey is that invested in keeping peace in Syria, if anything they might inflame it to wipe out the Kurds as well.
A possibility i can see is for the new regime to open the door for Iran-aligned Shiite militias to enter Syria to help check the sectarian calculus in an equilibrium and prevent communal violence, but that will be a hard thing to sell to their Sunni Islamist grassroot supporters. Ofc, Sharaa alread reopened the door to Russia, so this might not be beyond the pale for their political strategy, and rumour is that the Iranian regime already has backchannels to Al Qaeda and thus to HTS. Only time will tell

>>2188982
My favorite thing about twitter is finding people who are both pro-ISIS and pro-Nazi at the same time. People who put black suns and other fascist symbols on ISIS flags and shit. It's like they're trying to synthesize the two baddest of bad guys to become the ultimate villain ideology.

>>2188986
I thought for a while that Iran would face reality by establishing some relations with HTS in an attempt to maintain their ability to send weapons to Hezbollah and encourage HTS to fight Israel. When the Taliban kicked out the American puppet regime, Iran seemed to do this with them. People like Mohammad Marandi bizarrely started to rehabilitate the Taliban's image saying it was a different organization than before.

The Syrian civil war really split the muslim world in a negative way. Anectdotally, my friend who is a Syrian sunni refugee, told me her family used to have a portrait of Nasrallah in their home. Obviously, they were not big fans after the war started. Regardless of how they feel about Jolani and HTS, I don't think it would be strategically wise for them to start funding insurgents and shit. Time will tell.

Is Jolani just Erdogan's bitch or does he have his own agenda?

>>2189000
To an extent but he has his own agenda too. I think the deal with SDF proves this. He wants to unify the country and solidify his rule while Erdogan wants them gone. The SNA are more loyal to Erdogan and I think he sees them as a threat to his power but he can't get rid of them without fucking everything up.

>>2188998
And why would HTS allow Iran to arm Hezbollah? You do realize that during the Syrian civil war a huge talking point among supporters of Hezbollah in Lebanon's Shiite community is that they were the only ones going to Syria to defend the Shrines and the Hawzas right? What do you think "going to Syria" entails?
Besides, i do not think that Turkey would tolerate a return of the Shia triangle right in its backyard. Remember that the Ottoman empire spent centuries struggling with the various Iranian dynasties, and even longer for the Byzantines before them.

Besides, yeah of course the Syrian civil war will divide Muslims sharply. That is a religious war, brother! We are mostly godless atheists here so we don't comprehend it but for religious people this shit literally concerns your immortal soul. Of course they will be extremely invested in it to an illogical degree. When the ends revolve around something as Absolute as God and Soul the means ceased to matter. People who are normally pragmatic and cool headed turns into ravenous monsters braying for mass beheadings. The French during the wars of religion massacred their own neighbours, spouses, siblings and parents by the hundreds of thousands because they couldn't agree on whether the wine you drink during Communion transform into actual blood, such is the ferocity of Faith

>>2189009
And yeah anon about Taliban the case isn't as complicated as you think it is. The ones actually arming and training Sunni insurgents against the Iranian regimes is Pakistan, and with this they share a common enemy with the Afghan emirate who had many ties with Pashtun tribes in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa/Northwest Frontier and is competing for their affinity against ISKP and Pakistan (and some would say that the two latter entity are interconnected). It makes sense that Iran would consider reconciling with Nu-Taliban, and this is also the context behind the Taliban openly declaring that they will protect the Hazaras back when they first seized power

>>2189009
>And why would HTS allow Iran to arm Hezbollah?
To prevent further Israeli expansion. Also unlike the Europeans, the Americans haven't lifted sanctions. Regardless of how much we think Jolani is a Zionist agent (I think this is very reductive), I don't think he's happy with Israel taking a large chunk of the country and encouraging Druze separatism. But you might be correct that this is unrealistic, it was just a thought that I had and if possible I think this would be the smartest move for Iran's geopolitical interests despite the bad blood.

>People who are normally pragmatic and cool headed turns into ravenous monsters braying for mass beheadings.

Yeah of course, but when the war is over and shit calms down the guy's in charge might consider making deals for the sake of pragmatism again. Despite his past I don't think Jolani has very strong principles beyond his own power. He seems cool with the Russians staying in Syria and making deals with the kurds for example. But if he were to negotiate with Iran the biggest problem would be the highly ideological bloodthirsty people in his new army. I dunno, I'm obviously speculating here based on my own limited knowledge.

>>2189022
>Prevent further Israeli expansion
As i said they already have Turkey with them. Israel won't dare open a front against a literal NATO member.
Ofc i'm sure Jolani is cunning enough to realize that allowing Iran to enter the country can be useful to pit the Turks and the Iranians against each other and give him more autonomy, that's why he allowed the Russians to come back, but again lots and lots of bad blood between these two factions that he can't just disregard especially with all the hardliners in the HTS ranks.
>I don't think he's happy with Israel taking a large chunk of the country and encouraging Druze separatism.
Oh i'm sure someone calling himself "of Golan Heights" won't be happy about this Israeli encroachment, but he's not the only faction involved here.

Take Turkey's viewpoint here. The more Israel overstretch themselves to Syria, the more focus they will put into their land army, which means relatively less funding for Israel to put in the Mediterranean sea. That is an immediate W for Turkey.
Two, and i'm being a bit cynical here, but is Israel taking the Druze areas really that bad? Hell, they might as well take the Ismaili and Christian areas! The less religious minorities there are in Syria the less Jolani and his government will have to deal with hardliners accusing him of being an apostate for not genociding all of them, and from Turkey's perspective a smaller rump Syria will be much easier to manage and rule over.
Of course, i don't think the Druze are actually going in on this plan. Being seen to be allied with Israel will drastically reduce the strategic autonomy Druzes have in other Islamic countries, and tie their fortune to the capricious strategic interests of Israel. That is why Wadi Jumblatt is cultivating a lot of good relationship with the HTS state right now (well, aside from the fact that the Assad family merked his father) and i suspect the whole issue about Druzes supporting with Israel is a widely overblown media propaganda directed by Tel Aviv. And there is no way Israel would just take all these millions of extra Arabs into their apartheid state, not with the heightened racial tensions caused by Oct 7

>>2189014
If only it were so simple. In reality the taliban is a fractious mess, with the left hand not knowing what the right is doing. I'm sure Iran wants good relations with them, but for every agreement they ink there will be two local commanders with smuggler ties staging raids on border checkpoints

>>2188763
With socialists like these who needs the AKP…

>>2189022
>I don't think he's happy with Israel taking a large chunk of the country and encouraging Druze separatism
If he can't protect the country from the most blatantly obvious Israeli aggression then his legitimacy will be under serious threat. Nobody will support a government that can't carry out the most basic state functions. That being said they have thus far shown no interest in confronting the Israelis, but of course the country is still a mess and they're in no shape to do so anyways. Honestly I'm not willing to jump to conclusions about where HTS is going to end up vis a vis the local and global geopolitics. Sure Assad was a Russian/Iranian ally and presumably the West used Jolani to advance their interests in Syria, but as things stand right now it looks like hostility with Turkey and Israel may push the new government right back into the BRICS camp. That would make this 13 year long slaughter a pointless revolving door that brought us more or less back to square one.

HTS can be pushed left.

>>2189073
>>2189040
What do you two make of the claim that Jolani is a zionist agent? I hear repeated as fact that the offensive that toppled Assad was directly coordinated with Israel and this means that Israel "won" in Syria. From wikileaks there are quotes by Hillary (IIRC) saying that the Syrian 'revolution' could ignite a sectarian war that would benefit Israel but direct support seems very limited. From what I can tell, Israel benefits from a weak, fractured Syria and this would apply to any Syrian government no matter if it's secular or Islamist. If HTS was an Israeli proxy you'd expect Israel to welcome to new government but they're emphasizing that Jolani is an Al Qaeda jihadist and using that to justify bombing and occupying more land. US also shows no signs of lifting the sanctions.

>>2189083
>What do you two make of the claim that Jolani is a zionist agent?
It was definitely true in a sense, but people have foolish ideas about what this actually means. Just because two forces are allied at one time doesn't mean one is a complete puppet of another, or that they are joined at the hip for eternity. When HTS and their predecessors were in opposition Israel of course saw them as a way to destroy one of their main enemies in the region. But now that they're in power it's pretty clear that their interests are starting to diverge. HTS wants to rule Syria effectively, but Israel regards the very existence of Syria as a threat no matter who is in charge and they clearly want to balkanize it. I think it's more or less the exact same situation that existed with Hamas and the PLO, where Israel backed the former against the latter only for Hamas to go on to become Israel's main enemy in Palestine. Whether HTS will go on to become as anti-Zionist as the Ba'athists were remains to be seen, but they won't have a choice if the Israeli aggression continues.

I repeat, Rojava just has to wait for the islamists to kill each other and then waltz into Damascus.

What atrocities did Hezbollah commit in Syria? I see the claim all the time that they "killed sunnis" which is of course true technically because they fought a war against mainly sunni militias, but the implication is that they just massacred sunni civilians for sectarian reasons. I've seen a lot of Jolani supporters try to imply some equivalence between Hezbollah's alleged crimes and the extermination of alawite civilians we just saw. To my knowledge, Hezbollah never went door to door to execute entire families based on nothing but sect like HTS/SNA just did. They treat this as an unfortunate obstacle to Jolani's state building project (while putting all the blame on SNA), and not one of the worst sectarian massacres we've seen in this war.

>>2189096
(Asking here because it's hard to parse what's propaganda and what's based in reality.)

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Assad fled the country and surrenderd like a bitch
Gaddafi died and stood his ground to the end
Enough said

>>2189104
Yes but his butthole didn't survive the ordeal.

>>2189008
>The SNA are more loyal to Erdogan
The SNA are loyal to 1000 dollars a month.

So DAANES civil society just says 'actually, no', huh?
Syrian Women's Council rejects draft constitution
The Syrian Women's Council issued a statement regarding the draft constitution prepared by the Damascus government.

The Council stated that the draft constitution was prepared with complete disregard for the long struggle of Syrian women against dictatorship. It emphasized that this represents a systematic injustice against women's aspirations and their desire to actively participate in rebuilding their country.

The statement noted that the draft constitution does not reflect national diversity, fails to protect women's rights and identities, and cannot serve as a 'social constitution' that safeguards the existence and identity of all citizens.

The Council emphasized that it completely rejects the draft constitution and called for the creation of a constitution that reflects the demands of the Syrian people and guarantees the rights of all communities, including women.

>>2188998
>Regardless of how they feel about Jolani and HTS, I don't think it would be strategically wise for them to start funding insurgents and shit.

He’s a jihadist retard incapable of governing. Iran funding insurgents to fuck him up would be beneficial in every way to them

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Very big crime here

>>2189171
>Is it because the Assad family were Alawites or their eclectic religious beliefs?
Yes but more importantly they were the most pro-Ba'athist segment of the population.

>>2189250
Imagine living in a place that makes it illegal to drink water.

>>2189264
Funny thing I've noticed is Free Syria, pro-Jolani people who curse the evil Ba'ath ideology while also upholding Saddam Hussein. I wonder why…

>>2189267
Honestly I'd love to read a Marxist analysis of why so many political movements in the Global South just end up being facades for ethnic/sectarian conflicts.

>>2189283
Early accumulation stage of capitalism

So the new interim constitution is barely different from the previous constitution? What was the point of all the war then?

>>2189334
So that they could do bullshit like >>2189250

DAANES: We will continue working to achieve the goals of our revolution
The Democratic Autonomous Administration of North and East Syria (DAANES) issued a written statement on the 14th anniversary of the popular uprising against the Baath regime in Syria.

The DAANES statement on Saturday includes the following:

"March 15 marks the anniversary of the launch of the Syrian movement against the tyrannical Ba'athist regime, through which the people demanded freedom, justice, and democracy.

This popular movement, this people's revolution, which has been ongoing for 14 years and is now entering its 15th year, is essentially a revolution of a people who rose up because they reject injustice, exclusionary policies, and a monolithic image in Syria. Over the past years, the Syrian people have sacrificed thousands of martyrs and wounded, while destruction, devastation, and forced displacement have occurred in most Syrian regions. However, the Syrian people have refused to be under the rule of a regime that does not recognize even the most basic rights of citizenship.

This revolution culminated in the fall of the Ba'athist regime on December 8 of last year. This was a great achievement and a source of hope, happiness, and pride for all Syrians, regardless of their sect or ethnicity. One of the most important goals and aspirations of the Syrian people was to be free of the Ba'athist regime and build a Syria for all Syrians.

On this occasion, we, in the Democratic Autonomous Administration of North and East Syria, salute the struggle of our Syrian people, with all its components, and join our voice to theirs for a unified and democratic Syria for all Syrians, without exclusion or marginalization.

We renew our pledge to our people to continue working to achieve the goals of our revolution. We will continue to demand that the new Syrian constitution be one that protects the rights of all Syrian components, beliefs, and sects, without any marginalization or exclusion. This constitution must be the cornerstone for building a unified Syria and a protective shield for our homeland, Syria, and our people from any danger.

We also remember the martyrs of our revolution and bow in reverence to the resistance of our people, especially the families of the martyrs and victims. We salute the resistance of our people and our military forces, represented by the Syrian Democratic Forces and the Internal Security Forces. We also call on all national political forces in Syria to unify their discourse and join forces to draft a national Syrian constitution, freeing us from the authoritarian mentality that the former regime has imposed on us for decades.”

>>2189336
I remember all the ziggers praying for a kurd genocide on december. How the times change.

>>2189336
>We will continue working to achieve the goals of nothing happening

>>2189362
Proofs?

>>2188986
>Iranian regime already has backchannels to Al Qaeda
Al Qaeda leaders operated from Iran during the 2000's thats why AQI wasn't allowed to attack Iran until it finally broke up with Al Qaeda and becamed isis

anyways after the HTS massacres in the syrian coast Iran said they are not currently seeking to stablish relationships with the syrian regime and HTS has never attempted to do so either

>>2189362
I am the anon who posted what you're replying to, i've been at the same place on this issue for over a decade, so i'm not sure what point you're trying to make exactly.

>>2189283
It's not a facade but it's by design of neocolonialism. they like to say multiparty but it's more divide and conquer bullshit

>>2189171
Yes.

>>2189283
First time encountering skinwalkers? You're going to have to actually study marketing.

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People of the city of Qamishli in northeastern Syria rally against the constitutional declaration that has recently been announced by Transitional President Ahmad al-Sharaa.


>>2189665
>It's not a facade but it's by design of neocolonialism.
But you see it even among anti-colonial movements. E.g. in Syria Ba'athism was in practice an Alawite dominated movement which prioritized their interests, whereas in Iraq it did the same thing for Sunnis, despite nominally being the same ideology.

israel just grabs more n more land

>>2189559
Rojava, talked as if it were kurdish Israel and always compared to Iraqi kurd libs by third-world ᴉuᴉlossnWs, now is the axis of stability of Syria, while Jolani's islamist Syria is slowly imploding. This is in contrast with the few multipolaristas here who thought that after the fall of Assad, Rojava was gonna fall in, dare I say, "two weeks".

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SDF: Turkey increases airstrikes
The Syrian Democratic Forces (SDF) Media Center issued a statement confirming that Turkey has increased its attacks, targeting the Tishrin Dam as well as the Qarqozaq Bridge.

The statement said: "Despite the cessation of fighting in most Syrian regions following the fall of the former regime, Northern and Eastern Syria remains under ongoing attacks by the Turkish occupation and its mercenaries. These attacks have continued for over three months. Our forces remain steadfast in defending the region, regardless of the intensity of the aggression."

The statement added: "On the Tishrin Dam front, Turkish occupation warplanes carried out multiple airstrikes on Saturday, including two targeting workers’ housing of the dam. Simultaneously, heavy artillery shelling continued in villages across the southeastern countryside of Manbij, causing material damage to civilian homes. Artillery fire also struck one of our positions, resulting in minor injuries to one of our fighters. During an attempted attack by the occupation and its mercenaries using suicide drones, our Martyr Haroun Units successfully thwarted the attack and shot down the suicide drone in the northern countryside of the dam."

The statement further detailed that "on the Qarqozaq front, Turkish occupation warplanes conducted several airstrikes on the villages of Ghasq and al-Tina, while a Turkish armed drones targeted one of our positions, leading to two of our fighters experiencing mild poisoning due to exposure to toxic explosive gases. These airstrikes were accompanied by ground attacks using heavy artillery, tanks, rocket launchers, and mortar shells on the villages of al-Tina, Ja’dah, Bir Hissou, Ghasq, Dekan, Melha, and al-Sana’, as well as areas around the dam, the Serrin junction, and the Saifi Hill and Qarqozaq Hill. More than 60 shells were indiscriminately fired, causing extensive material damage to civilian homes and property.

In response to these attacks, our forces launched an operation targeting the occupation’s bases, fortifications, and mercenaries west of the bridge. The full extent of the losses inflicted on the occupation forces remains unknown."

Bayık: Women and young people play major role in the new process
KCK Executive Council co-chair Cemil Bayık said in the second part of his declaration that "Rêber Apo [Abdullah Öcalan] never considers the things he has developed to be complete or sufficient; he considers them incomplete and wants to develop them better. This keeps the freedom movement alive, developing, renewing, and achieving success."

Back in the days of real socialism, many organizations, forces, and even states were organized by drawing strength from it. Once real socialism collapsed, the parties and states affiliated to it also collapsed one by one. The PKK also emerged under the conditions of the 20th century and was founded under the influence of real socialism. Today only the PKK is left, while all the others were liquidated. The fact that only the PKK survives is related to the reality of Rêber Apo. From the beginning to the present day, Rêber Apo has based every single step on change, transformation, and reorganization. He always pursued an independent line in ideology, philosophy, organization, and struggle. He never considers the things he has developed to be complete or sufficient; he considers them incomplete and wants to develop them better. This keeps the freedom movement alive, developing, renewing, and achieving success. The fact that all the attacks and conspiracies against the freedom movement at the end remained unsuccessful is due to this. It is Rêber Apo’s character, which is based on success and development. He knows no limits. He solely focuses on what serves his purpose.

The freedom movement started in the form of a party, and its aim was to create a people who would fight for their freedom under all circumstances. This was achieved in 1993. Rêber Apo’s struggle since 1993 was entirely for a democratic society. The paradigm he developed in Imrali is also on this basis. We could not fulfill that paradigm completely because of all the interventions, and we also had our shortcomings. That’s why this process took a long time.

Rêber Apo has made a historic decision and is developing an accordingly historic intervention. He has decided to put the freedom movement completely into service of the new paradigm. The new paradigm is based on women’s freedom, social ecology, and democratic society. Rêber Apo works for brotherhood and peace on the basis of a free society. The freedom movement has gone beyond the borders of Kurdistan and has become an international hope. It is impossible to continue this struggle and achieve our goals just through a party. The party has fulfilled and completed its role. It does not sufficiently respond to the developing process; it remains narrow. Therefore, Rêber Apo is making changes in regard to organization and struggle according to the developments and changes. We do not give up our ideology, philosophy, and paradigm. We are carrying out a change and transformation on the basis of how we can apply them in regard to organization and struggle. The movement of Rêber Apo is being reorganized on this basis.

The PKK has greatly served not only the people of Kurdistan but all of humanity. Maybe some people today deny this, and some may even say, “The PKK is blocked; it has nothing left to do; all its paths are closed; there is only one way left, and that is to surrender.” They say this about Rêber Apo and the PKK. This is an insult. Only the unscrupulous and those who are sworn enemies of Rêber Apo and the PKK speak like this. Some of them have been hostile since the founding of the freedom movement, and they will continue to do so in the future. Our people must make sense of this. Those who are saying things like this right now, those who swear enmity against the freedom movement, and those who make such empty speeches are the ones who are weakening, are desperate, and are in great danger. They search to deceive everyone, hide their weakness, and make themselves look strong. They are waging a psychological special war against Rêber Apo and this movement. They are not doing this only today; they have been carrying out this policy since the very beginning. Maybe today they reached the highest level.

The PKK has achieved great things. It prevented denial, extermination, and assimilation. It revived the Kurdish people who were in the sleep of death and were facing extinction. The PKK turned the people to freedom and democracy and made them struggle for it. It paved the way for democratic politics, peace, and solutions. It created an identity for the Kurds and developed Kurdish unity. It developed a democratic revolution. It created changes in the mentality, personality, and life of Kurds. It developed the women’s revolution. It restored everything that had been taken away from the Kurds. The PKK has brought the Kurds to this stage. Now it is struggling to solve the issues of freedom and democracy. Rêber Apo has declared this move. The Kurdish people have become a respected people all over the world. The struggle for democracy and freedom is based on Kurdish women, Kurdish people, Rêber Apo, and his paradigm. And now Rêber Apo wants to remove the effects of real socialism from the movement. This is also one of the reasons why he is developing this initiative. Just as he wants to solve the problems of the peoples, he also wants to solve the problems of socialism. That is why the initiative he is developing is so big and historic.

When Rêber Apo expressed that he wanted to develop the initiative for peace and democratic society, many people tried to prevent it. They wanted to prevent Rêber Apo from making his statement. Trustees were forcefully appointed, arrests and insults were made, and all kinds of attacks took place. With these, they tried to create a reaction and prevent the declaration of the move, knowing that the announcement of the move would create many changes both in Turkey and in the Middle East. They did not want democracy, freedom, and peace to develop. Because they are profiting from war. But still, Rêber Apo announced this move with determination and courage. No one can stand in front of Rêber Apo and his paradigm anymore. Maybe they will attempt to sabotage Rêber Apo; they will try to isolate him, will try to weaken him, and will even try to destroy the belief in Rêber Apo. They will do whatever they can. Our people should be aware of this. And just as these groups want to sabotage the initiative and gain profit from it, our people, our international friends, the forces that strive for freedom and democracy, and those who work to establish socialism must also protect Rêber Apo and the initiative he has initiated. They must unite around Rêber Apo. Rêber Apo has undertaken a heavy and historical mission, and as he has pointed out – everyone must share this responsibility. Just as Rêber Apo has pioneered this move, everyone must also take part in this move and lead it. They should aim for peace and the creation of a democratic society. Our people in Turkey, all the peoples living in Turkey, will achieve great results through it. If democracy develops in Turkey, all problems in Turkey, including the Kurdish question, will be solved. This will have a great impact in the Middle East, as democratization will also develop there. A democratic nation, brotherhood of peoples, unity of peoples, and justice will be achieved. The effects of the initiative can already be seen in Syria.

Northern and Eastern Syria and the government in Damascus have formed an alliance. This can be a positive beginning. This situation has developed through the struggle of the people of Northern and Eastern Syria. They fought and struggled heroically, and as a result, this alliance has developed. With this step, they want to take the struggle they have been waging for years – paying a heavy price and suffering great pain for it – to a new stage, a new era. They want to create a new Syria on the basis of democratic politics and a democratic nation. This move also serves this purpose.

If the initiative developed by Rêber Apo and his call reaches a conclusion in Turkey, it will have an even greater impact on the Middle East. And it will even have a great impact on humanity. For those who strive for peace, for those who strive for freedom and democracy, and for those who struggle for socialism and justice, Rêber Apo has developed precisely this initiative. Everyone must take part in this initiative and fulfill their duty. Everyone should focus on how to lead this initiative and how to build democracy, freedom, and peace.

The main role here falls on women and the youth. The women’s movement expressed that the initiative developed by Rêber Apo is essential for them. Our movement also said that the move is a manifesto for us for the 21st century. Women and the youth are asked to lead this, to create a democratic society. The paradigm developed by Rêber Apo is based on women’s liberation, social ecology, and the democratic nation. Women and the youth must play a strategic role in the realization of this paradigm. Both women and the youth have declared that they are ready for this, and I congratulate them on this occasion.

The Alevi people should know that they are also one of the main forces of this initiative. The move developed by Rêber Apo will keep them alive. The move developed by Rêber Apo is for all peoples, for all religions, beliefs, and cultures. It is a move for a democratic nation, freedom, democracy, peace, and justice. It is for everyone. It is not only for the Kurdish community, the Kurdish people, but also, for example, for the peoples of Turkey, the society of Turkey, the intellectuals, and politicians of Turkey. With this move, everyone will win. There is no loser in it. That is why no one should be against this move. The opposition in Turkey, especially the CHP, the socialist and democratic forces, should support this initiative. The Kurdish people support the initiative and struggle based on it. The Turkish state, the current government, has poisoned Turkish society. They need to remove this poison from Turkish society. And this is not only the duty of Rêber Apo, the freedom movement, and the Kurdish people, but also the duty of the peoples of Turkey. It is also the duty of those who lead those peoples, and those who struggle for democracy, freedom, and socialism in Turkey.

Rêber Apo pointed out that he should be given the opportunity to play his role; opportunities must be created so that he can take the movement to political and legal grounds. “I can do this,” is what he said. In this course he also called that “the PKK must dissolve itself and lay down its arms. For this, a congress should convene and take these decisions.” The PKK leadership also responded and clearly said that they are ready, that they are behind the move developed by Rêber Apo and the call he made. “In order for this to happen, a two-sided ceasefire must be established,” is what they said. Because the Turkish state has not given up the war. Every day UCAVs are hovering. Their daily bombardments with planes, tanks, and artillery continue. Everyone can assume that it is basically impossible and dangerous to convene a congress under these conditions. If the state really wants this, and considering the call of Rêber Apo, as well as the reaction of the leadership of the PKK, the appropriate conditions must be created so that a congress can take place and the necessary decisions can be made. The movement has pointed this out, and so did we, as the co-presidency of the Executive Council.

Some people in the Turkish state make speeches in their institutions, in the press, and in politics. We see with their speeches that they want to create chaos and muddy the atmosphere. This, of course, does not give confidence to anyone. If they want to solve the Kurdish question, if they want Turkey to be free from danger, and if they want Turkey to be democratized, then they should stop making these statements. Everyone wants and expects this.

As I stressed out, this is a very sensitive process, and it will not develop in a relaxed manner. Our people need to be aware of this. In order for the initiative developed by Rêber Apo to achieve results, the global campaign that was started for the physical freedom of Rêber Apo must not only continue but must even intensify. All of our people and international friends must mobilize on this basis. It is required to ensure Rêber Apo’s physical freedom and destroy the Imrali system. The struggle for this must be strengthened. This is what is asked of all of us. Not only in northern Kurdistan and Turkey, but in all parts of Kurdistan and abroad. All international friends of the Kurdish people must struggle on this basis. Everyone must take action for the physical freedom of Rêber Apo in order for him to be able to play his role. Only in this way can the initiative he has developed reach its conclusion.

If the struggle is strengthened on this basis, Rêber Apo’s physical freedom will be ensured and the Imrali system will collapse. This will create a new situation for our people, for all the peoples. Our people and our international friends should know that Rêber Apo has always fought for the Kurdish people and for all the peoples and humanity, even facing the most difficult conditions and conspiracies. From the first day the freedom movement was founded until today, he never lived a day for himself. He put his entire life at the service of the Kurdish people and humanity. He wants to bring this struggle to its goal. The initiative he has developed is entirely on this basis. We all need to embrace this, shoulder Rêber Apo’s burden, and not leave him alone. The Kurdish people, the peoples of Turkey, the peoples of the Middle East, and humanity will also win as a result of this move. Based on this, I once again congratulate everyone on Newroz and the Ramadan celebrations and express my greetings and respect.

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Shit going down between HTS and kinda-but-not-really-hezbollah
https://xcancel.com/ScharoMaroof/status/1901398032727286113#m


>>2189362
It’s always the posters using that racist word that make up the most bullshit while trying to pretend they are leftcoms.

>>2189250
>>2190569
Eh, the YPG will never be able to stroll in take Damascus and keep it without instafalling to reactionary forces.
They themselves know that they exist within a reactionary sea, it is why they bank so much on education and women's liberation.

The Syrian Army has sent massive amounts of reinforcements to the Leb border with airstrikes and etc against Hez positions.
Literally attacking Hez before the Israeli's occupying their land. Amazing.

>>2190672
>Eh, the YPG will never be able to stroll in take Damascus and keep it without instafalling to reactionary forces
Honestly at this rate HTS might just collapse under its own weight so maybe they will just be able to waltz into Damascus and keep it. As others have said they're already starting a war in Lebanon even as Israel is literally invading them. If this shit keeps up I don't think they'll last long. Meanwhile, despite the SDF's inherent fragility as a secular, democratic, (non-Marxian) socialist project they seem to be the most internally stable. It's clearly a credit to their political and economic system.

>>2190760
>It's clearly a credit to their political and economic system.
If that was the case, rather than ethnic nationalism, Sunni Arabs wouldn't have risen up against them.

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>>2190721
I don't know why people are so surprised about this naked collaborationism. Which country was never attacked by ISIS and what was "Ahmed al-Sharaa" doing a decade ago? Which country was giving medical aid to ISIS militants? Answer this question and you'll know who ISIS and HTS were really working for.
>>2189362
>I remember all the ziggers praying for a kurd genocide on december. How the times change.
And I remember back in 2011 when it was pretty obvious to me and anybody with a fucking brain what would happen if the rebels won while you and yours were dick-riding them like you dick-ride every single other pro-Western "democratic movement". Now you're trying to disown the "revolution" you simped for over 14 years.

>>2190897
Those particular Arab communities were clearly Islamist-oriented since they had fought for ISIS previously. It's not surprising that they defected to HTS at the first chance. With the Alawite-affiliated Ba'athists gone, its likely that a lot of Sunni Arabs feel that HTS are their guys and they no longer have to fear any discrimination. What's noteworthy however is that there hasn't been the same reaction from the various minorities living in Rojava, indicating that they clearly see the SDF as the best chance to protect their interests.

>>2191389
>Let me tell you, Anonymous user, what you believed in 2011
Why are you like this?

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>copy:paste

Will anyone be punished for the bloodbath in Syria? No one covers up their war crimes anymore. They film them, celebrate them, post them on X.

So we have videos from Syria this week showing Islamist fighters making terrified Alawite men get on their hands and knees and howl like dogs. In one video, the victims crawl along a street spattered with blood and gore as a bearded gunman clubs them with a wooden pole. The camera comes to rest on half a dozen bodies. Then we hear rifle shots. There has been a massacre of Alawites in Syria this past week: hundreds of civilians have been killed.

For some, the true face of the country’s new rulers has been revealed. At the very least, whether the guilty men are punished will tell us what kind of country Syria has become after the fall of the Assad dictatorship.

The killings were perpetrated by the militias that put Syria’s new President, Ahmed al-Sharaa, in power. Two of the videos of men being made to crawl to their deaths were filmed at an Alawite village named al-Mukhtariyah. I spoke to a man originally from there, Hussein (not his real name, of course). He is afraid that speaking to me will get him killed: “These are very, very vengeful people.” He recognized the streets in the films and the anguished faces of his neighbors.

We spoke about the gunmen’s mixture of anger and glee, joyfully humiliating their victims, no doubt seeing it as a reckoning for the Assad years.

Hussein told me that his village had not become rich under the old regime. They were ‘simple’ people who made a poor living as farmers, growing mainly oranges and grape leaves. He thought the worst thing about the video was that it was published without shame: “They are proud. That is the horrific thing.”

As soon as rumors reached Hussein of an attack, he started phoning his relatives. At one house, a teenage boy answered, apparently spared because he’s severely disabled. “My father and my cousin are dead,” the boy said, before telling Hussein what had happened.

At around 7 a.m. on 7 March, a convoy of cars pulled up on the motorway overlooking al-Mukhtariyah. There was heavy machine gun fire into the village for a long time, “just firing, firing, firing.” Some families fled into the fields. Most hid behind locked doors. Two cars drove down the main street. Armed men got out and shouted: “Stay indoors and you won’t be harmed.” Then the rest of the convoy arrived. They went from house to house, making the men come out.

Hussein’s 31-year-old cousin, a shopkeeper, stepped out at gunpoint. So did the man’s two brothers-in-law, who lived next door. “My cousin was killed in front of his house and in front of his pregnant wife. The 2 brothers of his wife were killed, also in front of their wives & children.

They told all of the women: ‘Don’t touch the bodies, don’t move them, don’t bury them.’” Hussein also spoke to a woman whose 70-year-old father-in-law was killed. They shot him inside the house and told his wife the same: “Don’t move him, and don’t move either, or we’ll make you suffer.” She sat for hours next to her dead husband, weeping.

Hussein said that any male not shot straight away was made to crawl through the village, past the corpses, getting blows from boots, fists, and rifle butts, being forced to make animal noises, until eventually, they reached a piece of open ground. There they were all killed. Late in the day, men who had escaped to the fields returned to check on their homes, which had been set alight. Many were killed in a second round of shooting when the gunmen returned. Hussein lost 10 members of his family. The village lost 148 people.

All were shot at close range, most in the head. There was one woman among the dead; the rest were male, the oldest in his eighties, the youngest 16. The dead could not be moved until two days later, once the regular security forces arrived. They were from the new government of Hay’at Tahrir al-Sham, the Organisation for the Liberation of the Levant (HTS). Hussein wouldn’t speculate about whether the gunmen who did the killing were also members of HTS or if they were from another armed group. Dozens joined together to get rid of Assad and are now part of the ruling coalition. All he could say was there seemed to be a mixture of Syrians and foreign jihadis. The HTS soldiers watched over the villagers while they buried their dead. There were no shrouds in which to wrap the bodies and no water to wash them.

There was time to dig only a mass grave. Afterwards, the men from HTS said they had to go and told everyone to hide in the fields again. They told them not to take photos or talk to anyone about what had taken place.

That was one of many massacres of Alawites.

There are reports that Christians and Druze were murdered, too. The fuse for this explosion of violence was lit last week when a new Alawite rebel group, the Military Council for the Liberation of Syria, launched an armed insurrection. There’s been a growing insurgency in the Alawite homeland of Latakia since the new government took over in December, but this was a dramatic new offensive. It started with an ambush on a convoy of police recruits, killing as many as 20, according to one source I spoke to.

The rebels set up checkpoints, effectively seizing a few small towns and villages. They allegedly fired on ambulances and workers coming to repair power lines. In response, thousands of government loyalists poured into Latakia.

An aerial photograph of one of the main roads showed a long tailback of pick-up trucks packed with armed men. You can see the signpost for the turning to al-Mukhtariyah in that photograph. It was the village’s misfortune to be one of the first Alawite settlements on the highway from northern Syria.

Many of the Sunni armed groups based there are little more than criminal gangs, the dregs of the anti-Assad rebels, rejected by the CIA as too thuggish and too extreme. Instead, they were taken up by Turkey to use against the Kurds. One of these groups is the Suleiman Shah Brigade, named after a founder of the Ottoman empire to please their Turkish paymasters. It is led by a notorious commander named Abu Amsha. Before the civil war, Abu Amsha was a humble farmworker.

Now he is fabulously wealthy. He is under American sanctions, accused of ordering kidnapping, extortion, and theft on a scale that brings in $10s of millions a year. One year, he is said to have seized the entire olive crop from Kurdish farmers in the territory he controlled.
https://x.com/joshua_landis/status/1900216223456993580

Rockets fired from Syria again hit Lebanese villages, and Aoun vows to respond to the sources of the fire.
Al-Mayadeen's correspondent in the Bekaa Valley reported renewed artillery shelling on the town of Hawsh al-Sayyid Ali on Monday, with clashes reported between Hay'at Tahrir al-Sham militants and the town's residents.

Our correspondent also said, "The Lebanese army is responding to the sources of fire inside Syria, which targeted the towns of Al-Mashrafah and Hawsh Al-Sayyid Ali."

The Lebanese army's response came after "renewed rocket fire from the Syrian side on Lebanese border villages."

According to the Lebanese presidency website, Lebanese President Joseph Aoun called Foreign Minister Youssef Rjei, who is in Brussels, and asked him to communicate with the Syrian delegation participating in the "Ninth Conference on Supporting the Future of Syria" to work on resolving the border issue as quickly as possible.

The Lebanese President also stated that "what is happening on the eastern and northeastern borders cannot continue, and we will not accept its continuation," noting that "I have given my directives to the Lebanese Army to respond to the sources of fire."



Al-Mayadeen's correspondent confirmed that residential homes were targeted yesterday, not Hezbollah sites, as is being circulated and promoted.

For its part, the Lebanese Army Command confirmed in a statement that its military units responded to the sources of fire with appropriate weapons after Lebanese villages and towns in the area were subjected to shelling from Syrian territory. The command also reinforced its deployment and maintained security.

On Sunday evening, a child was killed and four others were injured as a result of shelling from the Qusayr countryside in Syria on border towns in the Bekaa Valley, eastern Lebanon.

Lebanon: 7 martyrs and dozens wounded in Tahrir al-Sham shelling of border towns in two days
The Lebanese Ministry of Health announced on Monday evening that the death toll from the developments over the past two days on the Lebanese-Syrian border had risen to 7 dead and 52 wounded.

In detail, she said that six people were killed today and 42 were injured. Yesterday, a 15-year-old boy was killed and 10 people were injured, including a 4-year-old girl.

Earlier today, Al-Mayadi's correspondent reported that six people were killed in a shelling carried out by Hay'at Tahrir al-Sham (HTS) on the town of Hawsh al-Sayyid Ali in the Hermel district of Baalbek-Hermel Governorate, on the border with Syria.

Our correspondent reported that rockets had fallen on the border town of Al-Qasr, originating from the Syrian countryside of Al-Qusayr.

Our correspondent noted that the armed groups are more than 500 meters away from the town of Hawsh al-Sayyid Ali, stressing that the talk of an incursion into the Lebanese part of the town is false.

He added that a Lebanese army aircraft carried out an airstrike on artillery positions targeting civilians in the town.

Syrian media reported the deaths of at least five members of armed groups during today's clashes on the Syrian-Lebanese border.

The Lebanese army's response comes after Lebanese border villages and towns were subjected to shelling from Syrian territory. In a statement issued today, the army confirmed that it had brought reinforcements from special units to the Hermel region after several of its positions were targeted from the Syrian side.



He added that the deployed military units focused their fire on their targets within the firing zones to stop attacks on Lebanese territory.

He added that contacts between the army command and the Syrian authorities are ongoing to restore calm and control the situation in the border area.

The Lebanese presidency reported that President Joseph Aoun called Foreign Minister Youssef Rjei, who is in Brussels, and asked him to communicate with the Syrian delegation participating in the "Ninth Conference on Supporting the Future of Syria" to work towards resolving the existing border issue as quickly as possible.

The Lebanese president also stated that "what is happening on the eastern and northeastern borders cannot continue, and we will not accept its continuation," noting that he had instructed the Lebanese army to respond to the sources of the fire.

>>2191389
>yours were dick-riding them
I never liked islamists retard. Your zigger brain can't think of any argument now that Rojava represents stability in Syria. I hope the islamists sunnis and shias kill each other so that the secular muslims can waltz into Damascus.

>>2191469
Islamism has lost. The taliban has to let women work to not sink deeper into economic crisis. And in the midst of the Palestine genocide by Israel, the islamists have nothing else to do that kill each other cause they belong to different muslim sects. Turkey, too deep into Syria to back out, will descend into civil war against Erdogan if he launches a ful scale invasion. It's over for islamism

>>2191395
>Sunni Arabs feel that HTS are their guys and they no longer have to fear any discrimination
Any proofs for that supposed discrimination? It seems to me that this is an another case of imperialist propaganda blaming the effects of imperialism on the anti-imperialist government suffering from it with an added ideological component that is an exact copy of the Judeo-Bolshevist theory.

>>2191552
>Any proofs for that supposed discrimination?
The fact that Alawites still support the Ba'athists and Sunnis don't. At the very least there's a clear perception among Sunnis that the Ba'athists favoured Alawites, even if it doesn't necessarily reflect reality.

Majority of conscripts in SAA were sunni, while alawites were disproportionately represented among high ranking military officers and within security/intelligence services. Most "business elites" in Damascus were sunni though as far as I know.

>>2191469
It's worth noting BTW that these killing coincided with SNA agreement with Damascus. This piece hinted on it at the end but generally don't see a lot said about this but they are the extreme of the extreme for the most part.

>>2191561
It's still the same as Judeo-Bolshevism, even if people believe in it or if it has a kernel of truth. After a revolution, a previously oppressed minority becomes overrepresented in the state apparatus, so reactionaries start making a false equivalence between the overthrown aristocracy and the new regime that is much more egalitarian by substituting race/sect for class in the latter case.

>>2191563
It's also worth noting that Alawites live in a mountainous area near the coast, far away from Damascus, the real center of power. Even if they had better upwards mobility, the average Alawite village dweller probably didn't benefit at all from the claimed sectarianism of Assad, even less so when they were forced to take up arms in order to defend the SAR from Sunni rebels.

>>2191615
Yes, that's my understanding too. The people who got massacred obviously weren't wealthy politically connected elites (at least the vast majority), but villagers struggling like everybody else, even though on average they supported Assad more than other groups (pretty fucking understandably considering what ended up happening). I've seen a lot of people not justifying the massacres directly, but "contextualizing" by talking about how alawites oppressed the sunni majority, in a way that comes awfully close to implicitly justifying HTS/SNA thugs going around exterminating entire alawite families.

Qrd on the Lebanon clashes? Is a conflict brewing?

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>>2191685
This is a Turkish nationalist account I noticed btw

>>2191683
<pre-posted
Two almayadeen articles here: >>2191516

>>2191685
>>2191739 (me)
Lebanon: Ceasefire agreement reached with Syria, calm restored on the border
The Lebanese Ministry of Defense announced a ceasefire agreement with Syria, restoring calm to the border areas on both sides.

According to a ministry statement, National Defense Minister Major General Michel Mensa called his Syrian counterpart, Marhaf Abu Qasra, to discuss developments on the Lebanese-Syrian border.

The statement added, "An agreement was reached on a ceasefire between the two sides, with continued communication between the Lebanese Army Intelligence Directorate and Syrian Intelligence to prevent the deterioration of the situation on the border between the two countries and avoid the loss of innocent civilian lives."

Complete calm prevailed on the Lebanese-Syrian border with the announcement of a ceasefire agreement between the Lebanese and Syrian defense ministers, according to Al-Mayadeen's correspondent .

Lebanese President Joseph Aoun called Foreign Minister Youssef Rjei, who is currently in Brussels, and asked him to communicate with the Syrian delegation participating in the "Ninth Conference on Supporting the Future of Syria" to work towards resolving the existing border issue as quickly as possible.

On Monday , six people were killed and 42 injured on the Lebanese side. On Sunday, a 15-year-old boy was killed and 10 people, including a 4-year-old girl, were injured in clashes on the border with Syria, according to the Lebanese Ministry of Health.

>>2191542
>secular Muslims
>Syria
Does not exist anymore. Alawites will probably revert to extremism because world response and SDF will be useless, Sunnis will remain inbred jihadists, anyone "secular" left the country anon. You can't return to secularism anymore when Saudis pump garbage sectarian slop.

>>2191749
I give it a month

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Priorities lol.

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Found on r/syriancivilwar. Counter argument?

>>2192494 (me)
First thing I noticed is they group together all pro-government forces into one, while splitting the opposition groups into many. Even adding all opposition factions together there's still a massive difference if these numbers are to be believed.

>>2192494
Actual ISIS propaganda

>>2192494
>HTS
>549

>ISIS

>5058

I'm calling it bullshit

>>2192494
I would actually not be surprised if the SAA was responsible for more deaths than any single rebel faction both because the rebels were split among numerous groups and because the government were the only ones with lots of heavy weapons and an air force. Collateral damage from airstrikes or artillery will typically kill a lot more people than anything else. Still though, this seems exaggerated, and its blatantly dishonest to count every rebel group on its own but lump all the pro-government forces in together.

What is the relationship between the Jolani regime and Hamas currently? Haven't heard much about it beyond their initial "congratulations" statement.

>>2192494
As I recall, for the first several years of the war the only people counted as military (non-civilian) deaths were members of the pre-war syrian army. That is, every rebel killed was counted as a civilian unless they had been a member of the SAA in 2011.

>>2192692
That group (SNHR?) counted them that way, I mean.

>>2192693
Yes. It's SNHR which most """respectable""" people seem to say is the most reliable. But their reported number of alawites killed in the recent massacre is way lower than what all other sources say so, that might say something about their potential bias…

https://xcancel.com/timand2037/status/1901985269655781585#m
Video source.
Would you go with them bros? Rob Ashlar says they're misunderstood, do you not trust his expertise from doing research in Afghanistan and refashioning US govt archive material into twitter posts beloved by so many DSA 3rd worldist hybrids? I am skeptical if my tone fails to convey that :^)

O, Iran doomers… truly you are a weapon worthy of the geriatric US empire. It's like they're pushing rope and you're their watery jism. O, Iran doomers. My heart calls out to you. I know you just need a real hairy gay man with book poisoning to fix you. Not these guys who can't even read the ONE book they claim to like

>>2192698
They're based in Turkey. It's obvious.

Reminder that ISIS (or whatever they like to call themselves at any point) used Alawites and other minorities for human medical experiments, so whenever you see people talking shit, they've taken the side of Unit 731 knowing full well the accusations are out there. They all whine like spoiled frat brats warming up for when they have to tell papa about why it was everyone else's fault they got caught raping again

Syria's Genocide, Claiming Over 10,000 Lives, Is Not a Sectarian Conflict But A Deliberate Western Strategy to Dominate the Entire Region.

<Framed as sectarian war, the Syrian genocide and assaults on Gaza and Yemen are part of a long-standing UK-US-Israeli-Western strategy to dominate the region via the erasure of the Axis of Resistance.


https://fiorellaisabel.substack.com/p/syrias-genocide-claiming-over-10000?

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How is the SSNP doing?

Fırat: The agreement between SDF and Damascus government applies to all peoples, including Alawites
Following the fall of the Assad regime in Syria, attacks carried out by Hayat Tahrir al-Sham (HTS) against Alawites sparked outrage both in Turkey and worldwide. Although the HTS has attempted to portray these attacks as an effort to 'eliminate remnants of the Assad regime,' emerging evidence clearly indicates that Alawites were the direct target.

The Syrian Democratic Forces (SDF) strongly opposed the massacre of Alawites and subsequently announced that they had reached an agreement with the Damascus government, with the primary condition being the cessation of attacks against Alawites. While this agreement initially faced criticism in some circles, HTS's admission that its own forces were responsible for the massacres, along with its pledge to launch an investigation and punish those involved, confirmed that the core of the agreement was indeed focused on halting attacks against Alawites.

ANF spoke with Celal Fırat, Istanbul MP for the Peoples' Equality and Democracy Party (DEM Party) and a member of the Alawite community, about the agreement between SDF and the Damascus government, as well as the situation of Alawites in Syria. In his remarks to our agency, Fırat stated that the much-debated Article 6 of the agreement is fundamentally rooted in the legacy of the Baath regime. He explained that the long-standing portrayal of Assad and the Baath regime as an 'Alawite government' has fueled these discussions. Highlighting an often-overlooked point, Fırat emphasized that the SDF entered into negotiations with the condition that massacres against Alawites and attacks on other communities must come to an end.

>The Assad regime was portrayed as an Alawite government

Celal Fırat pointed out that the portrayal of the Assad regime as an 'Alawite government' has led to Alawites being blamed for all the negative developments in Syria. He said: "There are multiple reasons behind the massacre of Alawites in Syria. One of the main factors is, of course, the persistent portrayal of the Assad administration and the Baath regime as an 'Alawite government' as if it were a regime ruled entirely by Alawites. Because of this, the past wrongdoings of the Syrian government were attributed to the Alawites, and they were targeted as scapegoats for revenge. Alawites were made responsible for the actions of the regime.

We know that the backlash against the current administration in Syria is not limited to Alawites. There has been opposition from secularists, Alawites, Druze, Christians, Assyrians, Armenians, Kurds, and many others. However, these reactions have continuously been framed as merely coming from supporters of the former government, with Alawites being singled out the most. The old regime was equated with Alawites, but in reality, this was not the case. The Alawite community has historically been one of the most impoverished and politically marginalized groups in Syria. The former government was actually a Sunni Arab administration. Another crucial reason for these massacres is the ideology of jihadist groups like ISIS, which have influenced Syria, the Middle East, and even the world. These groups view everyone outside their own ranks as enemies and consider it their duty to wage jihad against them."

>Salafists target both non-Muslims and Muslim sects

Fırat added: "Salafist groups do not limit their takfiri ideology to non-Muslims; they also label various groups within Islam as infidels and wage jihad against them. In this regard, Alawites have become one of the primary targets of this extremist mentality in many parts of the world, particularly in the Middle East and, of course, in Syria. For these groups, it makes no difference whether an Alawite supports Assad or not, or whether they consider themselves part of Islam or not. Regardless of their stance, they are among the foremost targets of these jihadist, reactionary, Salafist circles. We have witnessed this firsthand; killing Alawites has been presented as one of the keys to entering paradise. These factions see themselves as avenging the Battle of Siffin, continuing Muawiyah’s Umayyad ideology, and perpetuating the legacy of Yazid, who was responsible for the massacre at Karbala. Their ideology is fundamentally based on the slaughter of those who support Ali and the Ahl al-Bayt."

>Massacres aim to erase Alawites and block reconciliation

Fırat continued: "This massacre did not emerge suddenly; rather, it has reached its peak. For the past two or three months, there has been a systematic pattern of detentions, mistreatment, disappearances, forced displacement, and continuous killings in Alawite-inhabited areas. There are, of course, many reasons behind this. One of the main factors is the presence of a system that does not align with the power dynamics in the region, leading to an urgent desire for revenge. Killing Alawites serves multiple purposes: altering the region’s democratic structure, erasing Alawite presence, and seizing their lands, properties, and homes. Another possible motive is an attempt to obstruct a reconciliation, agreement, or restructuring process between the SDF and the Damascus government.

Turkey may also have played a role in these events. When the massacres began, certain groups in Turkey, including the pro-government media, openly threatened Alawites and did everything possible to justify the massacres taking place there."

Fırat noted that instead of a formal agreement between the SDF and HTS, it would be more accurate to speak of a preliminary agreement. He explained that this understanding is focused on Syria’s reconstruction process and that its fundamental condition, set by the SDF, was halting the massacres of Alawites.

Fırat continued: "‘I do not think it is entirely accurate to speak of a direct agreement between the SDF and HTS. The SDF, primarily representing the Kurds, has engaged with the newly formed Syrian administration, reaching a preliminary agreement with them. This is not merely a deal between two organizations; rather, it is an initial framework for reorganizing and rebuilding Syria’s governance and structure. This preliminary agreement is of vital importance for the future of Syria’s peoples and religious communities. Additionally, the fact that stopping the massacre of Alawites was set as a precondition makes it all the more significant."

>A vital agreement for Alawite existence

Celal Fırat emphasized the significance of the agreement, stating: "This agreement is essentially the key to building a new Syria, which is why it is so important. As outlined in its provisions, it lays the groundwork for an inclusive system that embraces all identities and religious communities, regardless of their background. This agreement can be seen as a starting point, one of the first steps toward creating the conditions for all peoples, faiths, and differences to coexist in Syria.

Another critical aspect is the declaration of a nationwide ceasefire and the cessation of hostilities. Naturally, this will also lead to an end to the massacres of Alawites. Of course, this will not fix everything overnight or completely eliminate the risk of further massacres, but at the very least, it signifies a crucial step forward.

For the Kurds, this is already a major achievement. We are talking about a people who, just 15 years ago, did not even have official citizenship status. Now, they are becoming part of a new system, a new order, and a new state. This is immensely significant in terms of securing their identity, language, and future.

This development is not just for the Kurds; it applies to all peoples and faiths in Syria, especially Alawites. Everyone will be able to exist with their own identity and essence. From this perspective, I see it as a truly significant step."

>The Baath regime should not be equated with Alawites

Fırat pointed out that Article 6, which has been widely debated in the public sphere, was initially perceived as alarming to Alawites. He emphasized that Alawites have been equated with the Baath regime, even though the regime itself was not an exclusively Alawite administration. He urged for the provisions of the agreement to be understood within Syria’s unique context. He said: "Article 6 is a major topic of discussion in the public sphere. In this article, remnants of the Assad regime are referred to as ‘leftovers of the old regime.’ This is understandably concerning for Alawites because they have long been conflated with the old system, the government, Assad himself, and the Baath regime. As a result, this language is perceived as an attack, and that is how it is being interpreted. Of course, such an interpretation, especially for Alawites in Syria and for all of us, raises serious concerns and discomfort. However, it is crucial to assess each article within Syria’s specific conditions and to interpret it accordingly.

Equating Alawites with the remnants of the regime or defining them as such is completely unacceptable, regardless of who says it. However, officials from SDF and the Autonomous Administration of Northern and Eastern Syria have made critical statements on this issue. They have clarified that this was not the intention and reaffirmed that every identity, faith, and people in Syria must be able to exist with their own identity. Furthermore, the preliminary agreement explicitly states that hate speech, mistreatment, and the targeting of any group will not be tolerated.

That being said, I want to make one thing clear: we know that jihadist, Salafist, and ISIS-like groups seek to massacre, take revenge on, and even commit genocide against Alawites in Syria. It would be misleading to say that everything has been resolved with this preliminary agreement and that there are no longer any problems. We are only at the very beginning of this process. There is an urgent need for democratic politics, the Alawite community, civil society, Turkey, international powers, the European Union (EU), the United Nations (UN), and various human rights organizations to remain actively engaged in this process. A monitoring delegation must be sent to the region, a humanitarian corridor must be opened from Hatay, and those responsible for these massacres, particularly within HTS and other groups, must be held accountable and brought to justice."

>>2192494
werent isis and hts civilian killings incredibly well documented? why the low numbers?
something tells me this is salafi propaganda

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Free speech

>>2196389
Damn. The american civil war will cascade into multiple civil wars in every country allied to the US

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North and East Syrian women launch campaign against attacks and massacres in coastal cities
Members of the Joint Action Platform of Women's Movements and Organizations in North and East Syria announced the launch of a campaign against the attacks and oppression mainly directed against Alawites in Syria's coastal cities.

Representatives of political parties, the Democratic Autonomous Administration of Cizîrê Canton and the Syrian Democratic Council (MSD) made a press statement at the 12 March Martyrs Stadium in Qamishlo city center.

The statement read by Emîne Omer, a member of the Women's Coordination in North and East Syria, said, “The responsibility for the massacres in the coastal cities of Syria lies with the current regime, which has given place to mercenaries such as Abu Amsha and Abu Hatim al-Shakra, who have committed grave crimes against civilians.”

Condemning the massacres in the coastal areas, Emîne Omer announced the launch of a campaign especially for the women living in these areas.

The campaign, titled “Support for Syrian Women is the Foundation for Stopping the Massacres in the Coastal Cities”, will involve the following phases:

* An aid campaign will be launched for the victimized women in coastal cities.

*Signatures will be collected to make the voices of women heard internationally.

*Letters will be sent to international organizations to stop the violations and massacres against women in the coastal cities of Syria.

*Demonstrations will be organized to protest the massacres against women.

*Women's marches will be organized to support women in the coastal cities of Syria.

*Theater performances and poetry readings will be held to reflect the suffering of women in coastal cities.

*A workshop will be organized to reflect the attitude of women against massacres and the draft constitution.

*A #hashtag campaign will be conducted on the last day of the campaign.

Emîne Omer called on all Syrian women and women in coastal cities to “support the campaign to unite our efforts to build an equal and just Syria”.

=SDF: Six drones shot down, several mercenaries eliminated and wounded==
The Press Center of the Syrian Democratic Forces (SDF) released the balance sheet of attacks by the invading Turkish army and allied mercenaries and retaliatory actions by their forces.

The SDF statement on Monday includes the following:

"Yesterday, Sunday, the Turkish occupation mercenaries launched an attack on one of our positions near the Tishreen Dam. Our forces repelled the attack, leading to intense clashes that resulted in the elimination of three mercenaries and the wounding of two others. This response was part of our retaliation for the martyrdom of one of our fighters the day before.

Following the failure of their ground attack, the occupation and its mercenaries launched a second attack using multiple drones against our positions. However, our Martyr Haroun Units successfully intercepted and shot down six drones, three of which were suicide drones. Meanwhile, Turkish occupation UCAVs continued to patrol the airspace over the area.

On the Qara Qwzaq front, the Turkish occupation and its mercenaries shelled the villages of Bir Hisso and Khashkhasha with heavy artillery, firing more than eight shells and causing damage to civilian property. Additionally, Turkish occupation drones were observed flying over the city of Kobani, the town of Ain Issa, and the surrounding countryside throughout the day."

What’s the death toll now of the Jewish-HTS led massacres of Alawites and Christians?

>>2196520
You're a retard, this is standard operating procedure of Twitter and long before Musk bought it, too. Nothing to do with 'le american civil war!11'.

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Alliance of Kurdish political parties to be declared in Rojava
The First Kurdish Women’s Conference in Rojava was held on March 23 in Azadî Park, Qamishlo, under the slogan 'Kurdish National Unity Is Realized Under the Leadership of Kurdish Women.' The conference brought together 300 delegates.

The conference concluded with the release of a final declaration consisting of twelve articles.
Îlham Ehmed and Nergîz Bekir, who were among the participants, spoke to ANF about the significance of the conference.

Îlham Ehmed, Co-chair of the Foreign Relations Department of North and East Syria, stated that the First Kurdish Women’s Conference in Rojava would mark a new chapter in the history of Kurdish women: “Through this conference, Kurdish women will strengthen their organization, shape their future accordingly, and continue to lead with even greater determination.”

Nergîz Bekir, from the Kongra Star Coordination in Aleppo, emphasized that the consensus reached among Kurdish women would also play a significant role in the rewriting of Syria’s constitution.

<An important discussion environment to take the right steps

Îlham Ehmed emphasized the importance of organization, consensus-building, and unified positioning ata time when genocidal policies against the Kurdish people continue. She said: “During the conference, everyone was able to express their views freely. In such a process, an important discussion environment has been created for the Kurdish people to take the right steps. And it is Kurdish women who are leading this process. The step taken in Rojava Kurdistan will be a historic one for the other parts of Kurdistan as well.”

<A new chapter in the history of Kurdish women

Ehmed recalled that Kurdish women have been engaged in an unyielding struggle for years and continued: “Kurdish women made enormous sacrifices on the frontlines of war. Many fell as martyrs,and many more were wounded. At the same time, they played an active role on the political front. They have played a vital role in raising global awareness about the Kurdish cause and the genocidal policies waged against the Kurdish people. This conference is the result of a multifaceted struggle, and we believe it marks a new chapter in the history of Kurdish women. Through this conference, Kurdish women will strengthen their organizations, shape their future accordingly, and continue to lead with even greater determination. A free society can only be built with free women. If we are to fight for a free country, we must first liberate society, and to liberate society, women must be free. Therefore, this conference, which brought about consensus and a common stance, will pave the way for important developments.”

<Alliance crucial to prevent a new civil war

Ehmed stated that the Kurdish National Women’s Conference in Rojava laid the groundwork for the Kurdish National Conference in Rojava. She added: “Tremendous efforts have been made to prevent the Kurdish people from reaching a consensus, to obstruct their unity, and to keep them divided. The fact that women are coming together and forming a shared vision today will have a profound impact on the Kurdish people as a whole. In this context, the first steps have been taken, and a concrete result will be reached soon. An alliance will also be declared among the Kurdish political parties in Rojava. This alliance is crucial both to prevent a new civil war in Syria and to secure the Kurdish people’s rights.”

<Universalizing the women's struggle will help transform the patriarchal mentality

Nergîz Bekir noted that the conference also addressed how women would take part in shaping Syria’s future. She said: “Every opinion voiced at the conference reflects the power of women. Through these views, women’s organization, struggle, and willpower will be brought to the forefront. Kurdish women have fought tirelessly for over 13 years to change the fate of Syria. Their struggle must inspire unity among all women. Universalizing the women's struggle will help transform the patriarchal mentality that continues to shape society. Especially through their efforts in Syria, Kurdish women must take the lead in all four parts of Kurdistan. It is women who have suffered the greatest pain—oppression, violence, and massacres. And so, their struggle must be equally powerful.”

<Paving the way for new developments

Bekir stated that the Kurdish women's struggle that reached its peak during the Rojava Revolution and the unity of Kurdish women will open the door to new developments. She concluded: “The consensus reached among Kurdish women is of great significance for the rewriting of Syria’s constitution. Moreover, it will contribute to spreading the women’s libertarian and democratic nation model throughout Syria, while also laying the foundation for Kurdish unity and the democratic nation paradigm.”

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US gave Syria list of conditions for partial sanctions relief, sources say

>Among the conditions placed by the United States are Syria's destruction of any remaining chemical weapons stores and cooperation on counter-terrorism, the two U.S. officials, the Syrian source and both sources in Washington said.


<Another demand was making sure foreign fighters are not installed in senior roles in Syria's governing structure, the U.S. officials and one of the sources in Washington said.

Syria has already appointed some foreign ex-rebels, including Uyghurs, a Jordanian and a Turk, to its defense ministry - a move that alarmed foreign governments.

>Washington also asked Syria to appoint a liaison to assist U.S. efforts to find Austin Tice, the U.S. journalist who went missing in Syria over a decade ago, according to the two U.S. officials and both sources in Washington.


>In return for fulfilling all the demands, Washington would provide some sanctions relief, all six sources said. One specific action would be a two-year extension of an existing exemption for transactions with Syrian governing institutions and possibly the issuance of another exemption.


>The U.S. would also issue a statement supporting Syria's territorial integrity, the source said.

https://www.reuters.com/world/us-gave-syria-list-conditions-partial-sanctions-relief-sources-say-2025-03-25/

Khazar demons are planning to attack Iran imminently

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>>2199293
>Among the conditions placed by the United States are Syria's destruction of any remaining chemical weapons stores and cooperation on counter-terrorism, the two U.S. officials, the Syrian source and both sources in Washington said.

Same as it ever was…

Assad was ousted by Russia in a coup

>>2202733
what coup? the man ran away when he understood his army wasnt fighting

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Guess, Who really helped kick Assad out.

>>2204091
A lot of people were pointing this out at the time of the rebel offensive, iirc even war YouTubers like History Legends mentioned it. He also pointed out that the rebel fighters even wore green and yellow tape on their uniforms just like AFU troops.

DAANES: The new cabinet is no different from previous administrations and ignores social diversity
>The Autonomous Administration of North and East Syria pointed out that the new government does not include all segments and emphasized that they will not give up their struggle for a common and democratic Syria where everyone has equal rights

The Democratic Autonomous Administration of North and East Syria (DAANES) made a statement on the newly formed government in Syria.

The statement pointed out that Syrians have been suffering from the pain caused by the unilateral and exclusionary governance approach for years and said: “The previous regimes, which ignored the ethnic and cultural diversity of the country, dragged Syria into a deep crisis by excluding a large part of the people from political processes. The people expected an end to this mentality and the establishment of a democratic and pluralistic government. However, the new government announced in Damascus on Saturday evening, March 29, dashed these hopes. It was clearly seen that the new cabinet is no different from the previous administrations and that social diversity is again ignored. The fact that all segments of the Syrian people must have a fair and real representation was once again ignored.”

DAANES noted that the Damascus government has persistently excluded different segments and ethnic groups of the Syrian people from the political processes and pursued a unilateral governance approach. Syrians initiated a revolutionary process and demanded a radical change precisely by opposing this understanding, it added.

“Any government that does not reflect Syria's many-voiced and multicultural structure cannot govern the country in a healthy manner and cannot offer a way out of the current crisis. On the contrary, such governments deepen the crisis and create new deadlocks instead of solving the root causes of the problem. Therefore, we have no obligation to implement the decisions of such governments. Repeating the mistakes of the past will only harm the Syrian people and will never pave the way for a comprehensive political solution.”

Underlining that the Democratic Autonomous Administration of North and East Syria will never give up the fundamental rights of Syrians, the statement concluded with the following call to the Damascus administration: “Our aim is to build a common and democratic Syria where all citizens have equal rights. No party or ethnic group should be allowed to monopolize the government, and everyone should be allowed to participate fairly in the political process. To this end, we call for a governance approach that includes all peoples, faith groups and social components and rejects exclusionary policies.”

>>2204091
The Ukraine won (in Syria).

>>2204120
Got fooled again award

>>2204151
Fooled by what exactly? If anything this indicates that they haven't subordinated themselves to HTS, which is a good thing no?

>>2204151
Didn't read again award.

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MSD: The new cabinet is a continuation of exclusion policies
The Syrian Democratic Council (MSD) made a statement regarding the newly formed government in Syria, describing this development as a continuation of exclusionary policies.

In its statement, the MSD noted that the new government does not reflect Syria’s political and social diversity; on the contrary, it conveys the dominance of a specific faction. While some technocratic figures were included in the cabinet, the overall structure of the government was described as marked by a unilateral tendency.

The statement also pointed out the absence of women in the new administration, emphasizing that women—who have paid a heavy price during the years of war through displacement, loss, violence, and political exclusion—are once again being disregarded.

The statement emphasized that the current government representation is far from being solution-oriented, and that a government shaped by ideological bias cannot offer a healthy model for the country’s future. It stressed that a genuine government must be established on the basis of national partnership and include all influential forces on the ground.

The statement noted that the appointment process followed the process since the formation of the dialogue committee has shown that the Damascus government has not adhered to the principles of participation and diversity. It added that this reveals the absence of a genuine transitional process capable of enabling the reconstruction of the Syrian state based on sound political standards.

The statement included a call to all national forces in Syria to work together to build a new political approach based on democracy and the equal representation of all components of society, rather than exclusionary politics. It emphasized that Syria needs new solutions rooted in dialogue and reconciliation, instead of old methods that have only deepened the crisis and increased the suffering of its people.


People in North-East Syria visit cemeteries of martyrs on Eid al-Fitr
People in Aleppo and North-East Syria flocked to the cemeteries of martyrs early in the morning on the first day of Eid al-Fitr.
The residents were welcomed by the families of the martyrs and the heads of military and security institutions.
During the visits, flowers were laid on the graves of the martyrs, children were given candy and Eid greetings were exchanged.

>>2205382
Didn't know womens tracksuits were so big in Aleppo.

Şêxo: The agreement will protect the rights of all citizens
The General Assembly of the Sheikh Maqsoud (Şêxmeqsûd) and Ashrafiyah (Eşrefiyê) neighborhoods in Aleppo has signed a 14-point agreement with the Damascus government.

Nûrî Şêxo, Co-Chair of the General Assembly of Sheikh Maqsoud and Ashrafiyah, spoke to ANHA regarding the agreement.

Şêxo stated that the agreement was the result of negotiations that had taken place over the past two months.

Şêxo emphasized that the agreement is significant at this stage and will pave the way for peace and stability for the local population. He said, “In a short time, we will establish expert committees to monitor the implementation of the agreement’s provisions and continue negotiations to reach permanent solutions.”

He added that the rights of residents in the area would be guaranteed in every respect and that they would be represented in the Aleppo City Council.

Şêxo noted that this agreement would also help prevent any attempts to sow division and fragmentation within Syrian society.

apparently IDF soldiers killed or wounded last night in Syria, large retaliatory bombing.

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Shengal Autonomous Administration: We will put Leader Öcalan’s renaissance perspective into practice
On March 18, Kurdish leader Abdullah Öcalan sent a letter to the Yazidi people, saying: “The Call for Peace and Democratic Society is also a response to the 73rd Yazidi massacre. The process we have started will most of all ensure the existence and freedom of our Yazidi people.”

Öcalan saluted the struggle of our Yazidi people and expressed his unwavering support for their demands for freedom under all circumstances, stating: “The freedom of the Yazidis is intertwined with the freedom of the peoples of the Middle East. The process we have initiated will, above all, ensure the existence and freedom of the Yazidi people. This call is a Renaissance, and it will be, above all, the Renaissance of the Yazidi people. This process will achieve success through shared emotions and struggle.”

The Democratic Autonomous Administration of Shengal released a statement responding to Öcalan’s letter.

Reading the statement, Cîhan Celo, Co-Chair of the Democratic Autonomous Assembly of Shengal, said that the Yazidi community received great morale and strength from Öcalan’s letter and vowed that they will increase their struggle in line with the perspective he presented for the Yazidi community.

Cîhan Celo stated, “The letter offers us the perspective of strengthening the Yazidi faith and taking the philosophy of freedom as a basis in order to prevent another genocide. In his letter, Leader Apo [Abdullah Öcalan] said, 'This call is a Renaissance, and it will be, above all, the Renaissance of the Yazidi people.’ We will put this renaissance into practice on the basis of our own organization and self-defense.”

Cîhan Celo stated that the letter penetrated into the souls of the people of Shengal as the spring and said, “Like the flowers that bloom with the warmth of the sun, this message has beautified Shengal. It has opened the door from darkness to light for the Yazidi community. The perspective given in the letter has rekindled the hopes of the Yazidi community for freedom in the future.”

Cîhan Celo continued: “Now is the time for the freedom of Yazidis. This time was born with Leader Apo's paradigm coming to life in Shengal. The Yazidi community, looking to the future with hope, is now building its freedom with the principle of 'Democratic Society' put forward by Leader Apo. The freedom of Shengal is directly linked to the freedom of Leader Apo. It is the Yazidis who need freedom the most and it is Leader Apo who is leading the struggle for freedom most strongly. We know that the freedom of the Yazidi people is possible through the freedom of Leader Apo.”

Saluting the upcoming birthday of Öcalan’s birthday on April 4, Cîhan Celo said: “With this awareness and determination, we welcome April 4 with great enthusiasm and excitement. April 4 is a date when we reject slavery, despair and surrender and start freedom and resistance. We are marching towards a free and successful future with commitment and will. As new history is being written in the mountains of Shengal on this meaningful day, we salute Leader Apo with the deepest respect and love. We will continue to build a democratic society and realize our own renaissance. With a hope for the days when we will meet with Leader Apo and build a free and autonomous Shengal, we congratulate all humanity on the birthday of Leader Apo.”

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https://x.com/baderkhanahmad/status/1908124179360104643
>The Syrian Democratic Forces (SDF) have begun withdrawing from the Sheikh Maqsoud and Ashrafieh neighborhoods in #Aleppo, handing over control to the Internal Security Forces of the Autonomous Administration, as part of an understanding with the Damascus government.

https://x.com/Wolveri07681751/status/1908133231209107766
>The withdrawal of the SDF militia from the Sheikh Maqsoud and Ashrafieh neighborhoods in Aleppo towards Raqqa has begun.

https://x.com/NotWoofers/status/1908156908847956353
>The SDF is expected to also hand over the post-Assad salient from Tabqa to Deir Hafer to the STG. Unsure on the total timeline for everything.

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Exclusive: Israel hit Syrian bases scoped by Turkey, hinting at regional showdown, sources say

>AMMAN/ISTANBUL, April 4 (Reuters) - Turkey scoped out at least three air bases in Syria where it could deploy forces as part of a planned joint defence pact before Israel hit the sites with air strikes this week, four people familiar with the matter said.


<The Israeli strikes on the three sites Turkey was assessing, including a heavy barrage on Wednesday night, came despite Ankara's efforts to reassure Washington that a deeper military presence in Syria was not intended to threaten Israel.


<The Islamists replacing Assad have alarmed Israel, which is wary of an Islamist presence on its border and has lobbied the United States to curb Turkey's growing influence in the country.

https://www.reuters.com/world/middle-east/israel-hit-syrian-bases-scoped-by-turkey-hinting-regional-showdown-sources-say-2025-04-04/

>>2210352
King Roach wont even turn the oil off.

Military forces from withdraw from Sheikh Maqsoud and Ashrafiyah neighborhoods of Aleppo
On April 1, the Council of Sheikh Maqsoud (Şêxmeqsûd) and Ashrafiyah (Eşrefiyê) Neighborhoods and the Damascus Administration signed a 14-point agreement, including the promotion of coexistence, protection of residents, prevention of armed actions and regulation of internal security.

An article of the agreement envisaged the withdrawal of military forces from both neighborhoods to the eastern side of the Euphrates, taking their weapons with them.

Under the agreement, both sides have started to fulfill their obligations.

In accordance with the agreement, 146 members of the Syrian Democratic Forces (SDF) and the Women's Protection Units (YPJ) were released in exchange for 97 members of the Damascus government on Thursday.

Today, the military forces in both neighborhoods moved to the east of the Euphrates in accordance with Article 6 of the agreement.

A new government has been formed in Damascus and it's all but inclusive
A new government has been formed in Damascus under the leadership of Ahmet al-Sharaa. As it is known, al-Sharaa was appointed as president during a military meeting. A commission appointed by HTS drafted a provisional constitution, while another commission convened the national congress. All these actions have taken place without any sharing with people. Things are being conducted with a true coup mentality, leaving the Syrian people to face a fait accompli.

The powers granted to Ahmet al-Sharaa are almost unlimited. They have given the president powers similar to those granted during the Ba'athist system. The drafted provisional constitution has not been discussed among intellectuals, legal experts, or political circles. However, constitutions are supposed to be social agreements. They should mature through months of public debate and include the rights of all segments of society. Yet, HTS is shaping everything according to its own framework while ignoring large sections of society. The worst part is that they are deliberately excluding organized groups.

The announced government will rule Syria for years. However, many parties, dissenting voices, and minorities are absent from the government. A completely monolithic mindset prevails. HTS is seizing Syria’s entire legacy and the gains of the revolution. It acts as if this revolution were solely HTS's achievement. In reality, Kurds, Druze, Assyrians, Syriacs, intellectuals, and broad segments of society resisted and fought against Ba'athism. While HTS was influential in Idlib, it now behaves as though all of Syria is its base and that no one else deserves a role in governance.

The path HTS is following is surely anti-democratic. It is replacing the Ba'athist system with its own, using coup-like methods. It does not allow for a democratic debate; there is no transparency or governance open to the public. Decisions are made behind closed doors and imposed on the people. HTS has taken over the state-controlled media left behind by the Ba'athist regime, using it to silence the public, intellectuals, and those with differing views. Society is being directed through one-sided policies and propaganda.

Reports of massacres against Alawites have reverberated worldwide. It was announced that a commission had been assigned to investigate these massacres. However, the person who appointed the commission is Ahmet al-Sharaa himself, i.e. the same person who authorized the attacks and operations against the Alawites. Who would believe that this commission will conduct an independent investigation and transparently present its findings to the public? This commission should have been established under the United Nations supervision. Yet, as seen in all areas, HTS is playing its own game by its own rules.

An agreement was signed with the Autonomous Administration. Nearly one-third of Syria’s population lives in autonomous regions, where the people govern themselves. These regions have a certain level of organization. However, the newly formed government has not even been discussed with the autonomous region—there has been no exchange of views whatsoever. The Druze community also made a statement declaring: "This government does not represent us." They, too, were not consulted about the government. The situation of the Alawites is evident. Assyrian-Syriac, Armenian, and other communities have also been excluded from these decisions. So how can the government announced by Ahmet al-Sharaa claim to represent the Syrian people?

The United States, the United Kingdom, and European countries are closely following developments in Syria, and it appears they recognize the Damascus administration as their counterpart. However, HTS remains on the list of terrorist organizations, and the embargo against it has not been lifted. This suggests that these countries still do not fully trust HTS. Nevertheless, they passively observe as HTS establishes an extreme, centralized, and despotic rule based on sectarianism in Syria. Their silence regarding the provisional constitution announced by HTS is highly concerning. This constitutional draft stands against a democratic Syria. It designates religion as the foundation of the constitution and mandates that the president must be a Muslim.

It is unclear what agreements HTS has made with the US and the UK or what commitments it has entered into. However, these foreign powers are encouraging the Autonomous Administration and other forces to engage with and even reach agreements with HTS. Yet, instead of establishing a democratic state, HTS is building a fanatical regime based on sectarianism and religion. It is evident that this state will be even more monolithic, repressive, and prohibitive than the Ba'athist regime. As the saying goes, "Village in sight needs no guide"—HTS’s intentions for the state it seeks to establish are clear. Syrians who oppose the formation of a regime worse than Ba'athism must take action before it is too late.

The Syrian people are not well-organized, and HTS is exploiting this opportunity to consolidate its own organization. Having lived under Ba'athist oppression for many years, the people have not developed a strong democratic culture. Therefore, Syrian intellectuals and pro-democracy forces must quickly mobilize. However, organization cannot happen without awareness. In this regard, educating and enlightening the public should be a top priority. A widespread political and ideological struggle must be launched in Syria without delay.

>>2210354
The agreement:
A 14-article agreement, aimed at affirming coexistence and promoting peace in Aleppo, was signed between the Sheikh Maqsoud-Ashrafieh Neighborhoods Council and the Damascus interim administration. The agreement also seeks to implement the broader agreement between the Syrian Democratic Forces (SDF) and the Damascus interim administration. It was reached within the framework of cooperation between the civilian council of the two neighborhoods and the committee appointed by the Damascus interim administration.

The agreement reads as follows:
"This agreement is based on the goal of promoting coexistence, preserving civil peace, and achieving the aspirations of the Syrian revolution for freedom and dignity. It also stems from the belief that consensus among the diverse components of the Syrian people is the best way to confront the existing challenges.

On this basis, the following articles have been agreed upon:

The Sheikh Maqsoud and Ashrafieh neighborhoods, where Kurds form the majority, are considered part of the city of Aleppo and are administratively affiliated with it. The protection, respect, and social and cultural privacy of the residents of these two neighborhoods are essential for promoting peaceful coexistence.

The provisions of this interim agreement will remain in effect until the Joint Central Committees agree on a sustainable solution.

The Ministry of Interior, in cooperation with the Internal Security Forces, is responsible for protecting the residents of the two neighborhoods and preventing any attacks or threats against them.

To ensure civil peace and the safety of civilians, armed demonstrations are prohibited in both neighborhoods, and the use of weapons is restricted to the Internal Security Forces under the Ministry of Interior.

Until security and stability are fully restored in both neighborhoods, soil barriers on public roads will be removed, while main checkpoints will remain under the supervision of the Internal Security Forces.

Military forces will withdraw from both neighborhoods to the eastern side of the Euphrates, taking their weapons with them.

Two internal security centers have been established in each of the Sheikh Maqsoud and Ashrafieh neighborhoods.

The right to free movement for residents of both neighborhoods is guaranteed, and any individual who was wanted before the agreement and whose hands are not stained with Syrian blood will not be prosecuted.

A coordination committee will be formed to facilitate movement between the city of Aleppo and the regions of North and East Syria.

Committees will be established in both neighborhoods to oversee the implementation of the agreement on the ground.

Civil institutions in both neighborhoods will operate in coordination with other civil institutions in Aleppo without any form of discrimination. Services will be provided to these institutions through the two municipal branches in the neighborhoods.

Both sides in Aleppo Governorate will empty their prisons and exchange all prisoners captured during the conflict.

The neighborhoods will be granted full and fair representation in the Aleppo Provincial Council, the Chambers of Commerce and Industry, and all other relevant sectors, in accordance with the applicable laws.

Until the Joint Central Committees agree on a sustainable solution, the existing service, administrative, and educational institutions, as well as municipalities and local councils in both neighborhoods, will be preserved.

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>>2210007
The Kurds seems to have accepted that Turkey annex Alep and a good part of Syria west of the Euphrates, HTS is letting Turkish influencers parade with Turkish flags inside the old citadel for four months now. With Israel bombing every existing Syrian base Turkey can just decide to occupy cities and HTS will do nothing about it.

>>2210007
<Asayish staying
<HAT styling
<AANES still runs most the institutions
>Cucked!!!!!
I despise you retards. You would be ejected from any leftist org you tried to join for the simple fact you're functionally mentally retarded. Legitimate Medical Morons.

>The prisoner exchange between the SDF and the Syrian government stalled today due to disagreements between the respective committees. Informed sources confirmed that the SDF is still refusing to release the SNA prisoners, the exchange deal is frozen now but efforts are made to resolve the issue
Well, that didn't last a day.

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Cuckslamist bros how we doin?

Cuckmenei bros and FSA cucks are eating good (dancing on the graves of both of their workers)

Internal Security Forces take over security in Sheikh Maqsoud and Ashrafiyah neighborhoods of Aleppo
Within the scope of the agreement signed between the General Assembly of Sheikh Maqsoud (Şêxmeqsûd) and Ashrafiyah (Eşrefiyê) in Aleppo and the interim administration in Damascus, Internal Security Forces (Asayish) took over the security duties after the withdrawal of military forces from both neighborhoods.

According to Article 6 of the agreement signed on April 1, the military forces in both neighborhoods withdrew to the east of the Euphrates, leaving the Asayish in charge of ensuring security in the neighborhoods.

The People's Protection Units (YPG) announced yesterday that they would act according to the agreement and leave the Internal Security Forces in charge of providing security in the neighborhoods.

Internal Security Forces took responsibility for security after the military forces left.

Arîn Ebdo, an executive member of Sheikh Maqsoud and Ashrafiyah Internal Security Forces, told Hawar News Agency (ANHA) that the security in the neighborhoods was taken over as planned, noting that the Internal Security Forces have 10 years of experience in providing security. Arîn Ebdo added that they will take every measure to ensure the security of the people.

>>2211011
>Cuckslamist
I'mma keep it real chief, it's hard to call those guys cucks when they win basically every fight they get into. The only exception that comes to mind is the Israel-Palestine conflict.

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>Trump says he told Netanyahu he 'has to be reasonable' about any disputes with Turkey

US President Donald Trump said Monday that he told Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu he "has to be reasonable" over any disputes he has with Turkey, as the US president also lauded his relationship with Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan.

"Any problem that you have with Turkey, I think I can solve. I mean, as long as you're reasonable, you have to be reasonable. We have to be reasonable," Trump told reporters in the Oval Office as he hosted Netanyahu, using an older English word for Turkey.

"Bibi, if you have a problem with Turkey, I really think you're going to be able to work it out. You know, I have a very, very good relationship with Turkey and with their leader, and I think we'll be able to work it out. So I hope that's not going to be a problem. I don't think it will be a problem," he added, using a nickname to refer to Netanyahu.

Trump said he has "great relations" with Erdogan, whom he described as "a tough guy, and he's very smart, and he did something that nobody was able to do," referring to earlier remarks in which he said he believes "it was Turkey" that orchestrated the downfall last December of Syria's former longtime ruler Bashar al-Assad.

"I said, Congratulations, you've done what nobody's been able to do in 2,000 years. You've taken over Syria with different names, but same thing. I said, you've taken it over. He's taken it over through surrogates," Trump said of his prior conversations with Netanyahu.
https://www.aa.com.tr/en/americas/trump-says-he-told-netanyahu-he-has-to-be-reasonable-about-any-disputes-with-turkiye/3530982

>>2212558
> win basically every fight they get into.
they didn't fight, just drove to the capitol more or less.

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The Syrian Democratic Forces (SDF) Military Council held its regular meeting with the participation of the commanders of the Military Councils and representatives from all affiliated military institutions operating in the regions of North and East Syria.
The meeting was attended by the SDF Commander-in-Chief, Mazloum Abdi, along with members of the SDF General Command. The SDF Commander-in-Chief delivered a comprehensive political briefing on the overall situation in Syria, with a particular focus on the conditions in North and East Syria and the challenges facing these regions. He also addressed in detail the agreement reached between the SDF and the Damascus government, as well as the agreement concluded by the General Council in the Sheikh Maqsoud and Ashrafieh neighborhoods of Aleppo. He elaborated on the political and military dimensions of these agreements and highlighted the local and international efforts underway to achieve a ceasefire throughout the Syrian territories.

Following this, the commanders of the Military Councils presented the military reports, reviewing key accomplishments and developments within the structure of the councils. The participants also discussed the challenges and obstacles affecting the councils’ performance and engaged with the General Command to explore solutions for overcoming them.
The General Command offered critical feedback on these issues, urging councils’ commanders to address them and adapt to the evolving circumstances in Syria, particularly in the north and eastern regions. It emphasized the importance of intensifying military training and ensuring that the SDF forces are fully prepared to respond to all possible circumstances.
The meeting concluded with the adoption of several decisions at both the organizational and military levels.

>>2218894
and it's supposed to be the SDF who are pro Isreal according to retards on this site.
‘Two tent cities in North Syria repurposed to resettle Gazans through Turkish and Qatari efforts'
Two massive tent cities in northern Syria, near the Turkish border, are being repurposed to resettle hundreds of thousands of Gazans through Turkish and Qatari efforts, Syrian sources told i24NEWS on Thursday.
The two camps, one between Al-Bab and Akhtarin, and the other east of Azaz, were originally built during the Syrian civil war to keep displaced Syrians from entering Turkish territory.
“Now that Syria is becoming more stable and many displaced Syrians are beginning to return home, as reported by SANA, Qatar and Turkey are engaged in efforts, in coordination with the new Syrian government, to redesignate the camps for displaced Gazans, the report said.
According to one Syrian source, two Turkish organisations, Avaaz and IHH, are overseeing the implementation of the plan. Neither organization has responded to i24NEWS' inquiries regarding this report.
The report pointed out that: “This information comes amid unconfirmed reports that the resettlement of Gazans in these camps is part of a broader agreement reached with the US to recognize the new Syrian administration in exchange for lifting sanctions on Damascus, although the sources could not corroborate this.”

>>2212558
I ❤️ dying for allah (turkish and iranian capital)

>>2218895
>Now that Syria is becoming more stable and many displaced Syrians are beginning to return home
lol

https://thecradle.co/articles-id/29627

<How Syria's HTS is quietly dismantling the Palestinian cause

>Under Ahmad al-Sharaa's direction, Syria’s new Islamist leaders are systematically sidelining Palestinian factions, favoring the US-backed PA, dismantling Iran-linked groups, and reshaping refugee dynamics in alignment with a broader US-backed strategy to neutralize the Palestinian resistance.
>Since the fall of the Syrian government on 8 December, the direction of the new interim administration, headed by Ahmad al-Sharaa, has become increasingly clear. Politically, militarily, and legally, Damascus now appears aligned with Washington’s long-standing vision of dismantling the Palestinian cause.
>This alignment is taking shape on three key fronts: first is the Palestinian Authority (PA), resistance factions such as Hamas, the Palestinian Islamic Jihad (PIJ), and other factions splintered from the Palestine Liberation Organization (PLO). Second, is the UN Relief and Works Agency (UNRWA) tasked specifically to aid Palestinian refugees in the region, and third, are the camps housing Palestinian refugees and displaced Syrians.
>Two developments underscore this shift. First, both Turkiye and Lebanon have blocked Palestinians holding Syrian documents from returning to Syria on the same basis as Syrian nationals. Second, US media has revealed ongoing talks between Washington and Damascus over the possibility of Syria absorbing tens of thousands of displaced Gazans, in exchange for sanctions relief or a broader political arrangement, particularly in the aftermath of the Coastal Massacres earlier this year.

<Front 1: The PA and the resistance factions

>More than four months into the transition to new governance, one thing is clear: former Al-Qaeda affiliate leader Ahmad al-Sharaa, now Syria's president, is keeping Hamas at arm’s length. Despite repeated requests by Khaled Meshaal – head of Hamas’s political bureau abroad – to visit Damascus, the interim authorities have stalled, aiming to avoid direct confrontation with Israel or the US.
>The day after HTS forces entered Damascus, they launched a wave of closures targeting Palestinian faction offices. Those belonging to Fatah al-Intifada, the Baath-aligned Al-Sa'iqa movement, and the PFLP-GC were shuttered, with their weapons, vehicles, and real estate seized.


<Decapitation campaign: arrests, confiscations, and settlements

>The factions complied by drafting a letter declaring that their holdings were lawfully acquired and that they were prepared to limit their activity to political and media outreach, in full alignment with Syria’s new posture. The fate of the letter to Sharaa and its response are unknown.
>What followed was a systematic decapitation of the Palestinian factional structure in Syria.

<Front 2: Palestinian refugee camps in Syria

>The crackdown on political groups has created a leadership vacuum in Syria’s Palestinian camps. Living conditions – already dire – have deteriorated further.

<Front 3: UNRWA, sidelined and undermined

>Though the new Syrian authorities have not openly targeted UNRWA, their lack of cooperation speaks volumes. UNRWA no longer appears to be viewed as the primary institution responsible for Palestinian affairs in Syria.

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(An official ceasefire announcement between the SDF and Turkish forces is expected in the coming days, according to multiple diplomatic sources.)
Tishrin Dam Agreement Marks Key Step Toward De-escalation in Northern Syria
KOBANI, Syria (North Press) – A U.S.-mediated agreement involving Washington, Ankara, Damascus, and Qamishli has led to a significant de-escalation around the strategically critical Tishrin Dam in northern Syria, North Press has learned from a well-informed source involved in the negotiations.
On Saturday, a joint delegation from the U.S.-led International Coalition, the Syrian government, and special units from the Syrian Democratic Forces (SDF) conducted a field visit to the dam, located on the Euphrates River between Manbij and Kobani. The visit came amid reports of an evolving agreement to secure and neutralize the area after months of violent clashes.
According to the source, who spoke on condition of anonymity due to the sensitivity of the talks, the parties reached administrative and security understandings that aim to remove the dam from military confrontation zones, ensure its operational continuity, and establish joint responsibility over its security.

<Key Terms of the Agreement

Under the terms of the agreement:
The dam will be officially designated a neutral zone, shielded from ongoing hostilities.
A phased reduction of military presence on both sides of the dam will begin immediately.
Turkey-backed armed groups will withdraw from the western bank of the dam, to be replaced by units of the Syrian Ministry of Defense.
On the eastern side, the dam facility will continue to be protected by the Internal Security Forces (Asayish), with technical management handled by staff affiliated with the Autonomous Administration of North and East Syria (AANES).
The source also emphasized the pivotal role of American diplomacy in achieving the breakthrough, highlighting Washington’s quiet shuttle diplomacy with all parties over recent weeks.

The area around Tishrin Dam had been a flashpoint for nearly four months, witnessing intermittent clashes between SDF forces and Turkish-backed factions affiliated with the Syrian National Army (SNA). The dam, one of Syria’s most vital sources of electricity and water, became a symbol of both strategic leverage and vulnerability during the escalations.
The current truce, though unofficial, has already led to a period of calm in the surrounding countryside. Local residents have reported a visible decline in military activity, and logistics teams have resumed access to the dam for routine maintenance.
“This agreement is not only about water and electricity—it’s about securing stability for thousands of civilians,” the source said.

If implemented successfully, the Tishrin Dam agreement could mark a rare moment of cooperation between disparate actors in Syria’s fragmented landscape. It also signals a cautious return to coordinated deconfliction efforts, with Washington playing a behind-the-scenes role in bridging gaps between AANES, Damascus, and Ankara.
While the presence of Turkish-backed forces near sensitive infrastructure has often triggered instability in the region, the current agreement appears designed to mitigate those risks by reintroducing formal state oversight on one side and preserving local governance on the other.
Moreover, it underscores the role of the SDF and AANES in securing and operating essential infrastructure, a task that has earned the trust of international partners and local communities alike.
An official ceasefire announcement between the SDF and Turkish forces is expected in the coming days, according to multiple diplomatic sources. If realized, this would mark a substantial development in the broader effort to reduce frontline tensions in northern Syria.


SDF commander Mazloum Abdi to Al-Monitor:
• The agreement with Sharaa dropped preconditions demanded by #Turkey. Turkey has begun using more moderate language in its official statements, and we have noticed acceptance of the idea of ​​integrating the #SDF and the administrative institutions into the Syrian state.
• The atmosphere during the signing of the agreement with Sharaa was friendly and calm, and we were received with respect. He called me by my official name.
• It is not true that the American side was involved. Rather, it only played the role of facilitator and secured transportation to Damascus.
• The American side strongly supports the agreement with #Damascus because it wants stability in Syria.
• The new administration does not oppose the Kurdish language, but it was not included in the interim constitution, and this was disappointing.
• Our red lines are: not concentrating administrative authority in Damascus alone, and we want to preserve the identity of the #SDF within the ranks of the Syrian National Army that is being formed.
• In our last meeting, Sharaa did not express any objection to Arabs remaining within the ranks of our forces.
• It is unlikely that Turkey is aware of the agreement signed in Damascus.
• Sharaa asked us to give up control of Arab-majority areas such as Deir ez-Zor and Raqqa, but he does not consider that a priority, and the status of those areas will be discussed.
• The remnants of the regime must not be allowed to disrupt and sabotage efforts to build a new, democratic Syria.
• We are determined to help the government resist any similar moves by the remnants of the regime.

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Honestly looks like it's going well for the SDF, especially compared to their position 4 months ago. Looks like they organised all their cards and ended with a flush.
So much for it being Over.

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>>2223380
Is it? You don't think the Syrian puppet state will backstab them?

>>2210354
>>2210356
yeah I'm sure people who've been imprisoned, tortured, sprayed with every chemical weapon and become the most humiliated refugees of the 21st century care about your secular democracy LARP. A LARP that hasn't even sustained itself in long times of peace and riches in the west. Please shove it up your ass and stop concerning yourself with Syrians and Syria, nobody is falling for this MOSSAD shit.

Report: US tells Israel it will begin withdrawal from Syria within 2 months
The Trump administration has informed Israel that it will begin a phased withdrawal of US troops from Syria within two months, the Ynet news outlet reports.

A senior Israeli official tells the outlet that Jerusalem believes the move will result only in a partial withdrawal but is still working with American counterparts to convince them to keep troops in Syria.

Israel predicts that a US withdrawal will increase Turkey’s “appetite” to control Syria, and as such tensions between Jerusalem and Ankara would increase if America leaves, says the official.

The US has kept Israel up-to-date on its plans, Ynet says.

There are about 2,000 troops in Syria, the US said in December. Trump’s team talked openly about withdrawing them before the president returned to office.

>>2223494
What the fuck are you seething about?

Kongra Star calls for safe humanitarian corridors to deliver urgent aid to the Syrian coast
Kongra Star, the umbrella organization of women in North-East Syria, released a statement calling for solidarity with the people along the Syrian coast after the obstruction of trucks of aid dispatched to the region.

The Kongra Star statement said the following:

“After the fall of the Ba’ath regime and the rise of HTS to power in Syria, the Syrian people had hoped that a new Syria would be built—one with democratic principles, where all communities could participate with their own culture, language, identity, and specificity. Unfortunately, once HTS began governing Syria, the pain and suffering of the Syrian people were intensified—especially in the last two months, when groups of mercenaries connected to the fascist Turkish state, with the support of HTS, launched an operation against the Alevi population along the Syrian coast, implementing a campaign of genocide and erasure.

Claiming that the Alevi community were a product of the Ba’ath regime, they carried out massacres against them that go beyond any human principles. This attitude reveals the truth, that these mercenaries are a continuation of ISIS and Islamic fundamentalism: they act according to the principles of a nationalist, religiously fundamentalist, and sexist system. Such a force has no place in determining Syria’s future.

As women from North and East Syria, we cannot accept the massacres committed under this system and mentality against women, children, and the people as a whole. On this basis, we—as Kongra Star in Rojava and women’s organizations across North and East Syria—have launched a campaign of voluntary humanitarian aid for those facing crisis, hunger, rape, violence, abductions, killings, and forced displacement. Women and children, in particular, have been sacrificed and made to suffer immensely as a result of this conservative system and ideology.

That’s why we, as women’s organizations, have come together to collect essential goods for those victims on the coast. As Kongra Star, we see it as our duty to be responsible to these women and children.

For 14 years, we have been the vanguard of our society in the Rojava revolution, and today we continue to stand at the forefront of the struggle for all Syrian women, aiming to build a democratic, decentralized, and diverse Syria—one that reflects the values and vision of women. A Syria in which, above all, children, women, and all communities can live in freedom, peace, and equality—and be at the forefront of the resistance and fight against a system of genocide and erasure that denies the existence of women.

In the face of these massacres, rapes, displacement, and the ongoing economic and social hardships on the Syrian coast, we, as the peoples of North and East Syria, gathered 15 trucks of aid—4 of which were organized by women. Our intention was to reach the coastal cities. Coordination was initiated and contact was established with the relevant parties, and the caravan departed on April 1st to deliver aid to the victims on the Syrian coast.

Even so, when the caravan reached the checkpoint known as Xanasir, many obstacles were placed in our way—disrespectful actions that violated basic human ethics. These actions were carried out by the mercenaries of al-Amshat, a group linked to the fascist Turkish state involved in the Alevi massacre, and supported by HTS, who attempted to seize the humanitarian aid. After long hours of discussion, we were forced to turn back. The drivers, along with the people who had come with the intention of distributing the aid in a spirit of solidarity, were threatened. Confusion was deliberately created among the drivers, but since they had been informed in advance about the risks and possible provocations, the attempts by HTS and its allies failed.

We, as Kongra Star, call on all women’s organizations to stand with the women of the Syrian coastal towns, whose struggle to reclaim their dignity is a crucial step toward reclaiming the freedom of all women. Furthermore, we also call for solidarity with our Alevi people who are facing this policy of erasure and genocide. We make an appeal to the United Nations, the international community, and human rights organizations to quickly open a humanitarian corridor in order to deliver urgent necessities to the Syrian coastal areas."

Is it bad that I have a weird sense of satisfaction when, after the Alawites were all celebrating in the streets as the overthrow of Assad with fucking dumbasses saying shit like "at least there will be change now," they find out that said "change" was going to be their own genocide at the hands of the Salafists in charge of the new government?

And they act surprised. Of course this is what was going to fucking happen. Idiots.

>>2233972
No. It's pretty normal.

I would post about US starting to withdraw troops from north eastern Syria, but it's rather small, and not total.

>>2233972
Yeah, I'd say saying "ha-ha you deserve genocide, because you didn't like this spineless dictator" is pretty bad, ngl.

>>2233982
The "spineless dictator" who was preventing said genocide.

>>2233983
He didn’t even want the job, Bashar was forced to take it and quit Opthometry because Basel got too cocky behind the wheel. Without Russian air power and Hezbollah to boost his ranks the SAA couldn’t and wouldn’t fight.

>>2233986
Maybe, but there was no genocide when he was president, and after his removal there is.

>>2233992
Not of shia, Yezidis were all but wiped out by ISIS in the mid 2010s

Do you guys think Bashar is in Russia now thinking about how dumb of an idea turning Syria into a meth lab was

>>2233994
Yeah, Assad intentionally let them get wiped out… in northern Iraq. Did he mastermind the Sunnis laying down their arms, too?

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>>2233983
More like the spineless dictator who was willing to sell out anybody or anyone to save his own hide. WikiLeaks revealed that in 2010 Bashar Assad told the US government that he’d be willing to betray Hamas — who he compared to the Muslim Brothers his father massacred — in exchange for lifting US sanctions + a Golan-related peace deal with Israel

https://x.com/rohmerfan1127/status/1864036956612530191

Not to mention said Alawites had been distancing themselves from Assad for years.

Nice "genocide prevention", bro.

>>2233999
Maybe the true Bashars were the Assads we made along the way…

>>2234038
>b-but he tried to do a realpolitik
He was preventing an Alawite genocide, and while he was in power he made Syria part of the "Axis of Resistance."

>>2234092
He operated CIA blacksites you retarded faggot.
Jesus i hate this site.

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>>2234168
These responses all feel like pointless gotchas a CIA bot would bring up.

The proof is in the pudding and the current pudding is undeniable.

>>2234038
Hamas congratulated the new goatfucking leader of Syria while he's arresting PIJ and snitching to Israel with GPS coordinates for airstrikes.

So yes. I'd say Assad was fair in not giving a shit about their cause, considering they ditched him during the civil war.

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>>2234092
>>2236711
So realpolitik for me but not for thee?

Also not even Iran thought Assad was a reliable member of the Axis of resistance.

https://www.ft.com/content/0311cae9-f35b-4e7a-952b-e26aba870549

>At the same time, Iranian officials viewed Assad as increasingly unreliable, if not outright treacherous, while analysts and insiders accused him of failing to prevent Israeli strikes on Iranian targets in his country.


>The insider said there had been long-standing frustration with Assad in Tehran. “For more than a year, it was clear his time had passed. He had become an obstacle, a liability — some even called him a betrayer. His inaction cost us dearly, and he aligned himself with regional actors who promised him a future that never materialised.”


>Some within Iran’s government believed Assad had begun courting Arab states such as the United Arab Emirates, lured by promises of postwar reconstruction aid in exchange for distancing himself from Iran, said analysts and politicians.


>In the aftermath of Assad’s fall to insurgents led by Hayat Tahrir al-Sham (HTS), a Sunni rebel group, recriminations have mounted within Tehran’s leadership. “People within his regime were leaking information about the whereabouts of Iranian commanders,” the insider claimed. “Assad turned his back on us when we needed him most.”


https://carnegieendowment.org/middle-east/diwan/2024/12/why-did-iran-allow-assads-downfall?lang=en

>By early 2024, both Iran and Russia had changed when it came to the Syrian president. Russia was particularly incensed by his repeated violations of the Idlib deescalation agreement and stubborn resistance to any form of a negotiated settlement. Meanwhile, Iran found its once-considerable influence over Damascus steadily eroding, with Assad increasingly charting an independent course that often conflicted with Tehran’s regional objectives. Iran’s suspicions of Assad deepened after a series of leaks disclosed the movements of IRGC officials that culminated in Israeli strikes on these officials in Syria. The Quds Force, once given relatively free rein in Syria, now found its movements increasingly restricted by the Syrian authorities, with Assad refusing to allow the use of the Golan Heights as a potential front against Israel. Perhaps most provocatively, Damascus had begun limiting Shiite religious activities throughout Syria—a direct challenge to Iran’s efforts to expand its ideological and cultural influence in the region.


>By the time rebels launched their offensive, neither Iran nor Russia saw sufficient value in expending further resources to prop up a regime that had become more liability than asset. Assad’s growing independence had effectively undermined the very partnerships that had sustained his rule for over a decade. Eventually, Russia offered Assad asylum on humanitarian grounds but Moscow’s disdain for Assad seemed apparent in Sergei Lavrov’s comments at the Doha forum, where he chastised the interviewer for wanting “to drown [him] in Syria” questions.


>The Syrian army’s fundamental weakness became glaringly apparent even before the rebels captured Aleppo. Discussion on Iranian social media platforms, particularly pro-IRGC Telegram channels, reflected this reality. Ordinary Iranians in these forums began openly criticizing Assad and his military’s incompetence. Perhaps most telling was the shift in sentiment among traditionally staunch IRGC supporters, who began expressing indignation at Assad’s corruption and the Syrian army’s ineffectiveness.


>Iran’s initial response suggested a familiar playbook—the mobilization of Iraqi militias to shore up Assad’s defenses. However, the Iraqi government refused to allow these forces to cross into Syria. Rather than challenge this decision, Iran acquiesced with surprising ease. In a stunning development, Iranian-backed forces abandoned their most strategic asset—control of the Syrian-Iraqi border crossing—without any resistance. The IRGC and pro-Iran Iraqi fighters had already pulled out of Deir al-Zor before Kurdish forces moved in, leading to the swift capture of the crucial Qa’im-Bukamal border crossing by the Syrian Democratic Forces (SDF).


>The governorate of Deir al-Zor and its border crossing at Bukamal had served as Iran’s crown jewel in Syria, representing a vital link in Tehran’s regional ambitions. After capturing control of Deir al-Zor from the Islamic State group in 2017, Iran transformed this eastern Syrian region into a crucial corridor for projecting power across the Levant. The Qa’im-Bukamal crossing became the linchpin in Iran’s land bridge to Lebanon, facilitating the movement of weapons, fighters, and supplies to its proxy forces throughout the region.


>The significance of Deir al-Zor was not just in its logistical value. Iran had invested heavily in securing this territory, establishing a network of military bases, and cultivating deep ties with local tribal leaders. The Iranians exploited Arab grievances against both the Islamic State and later the SDF, while simultaneously using the region to pressure U.S. forces stationed at the Tanf garrison and near the Conoco gas field. Iranian-backed militias frequently launched attacks against American positions from this territory, making it a theater in the broader U.S.-Iranian regional competition. Yet when Assad’s regime began to fall apart, Iran made the surprising decision to cede this vital territory to the SDF. This retreat perhaps reflected a more nefarious, long-term strategy—betting that the persistent tensions between Kurdish forces and the local Arab population and Turkish-backed rebel forces would eventually create new opportunities for a return of Iranian influence.


>Iran’s withdrawal from Syria extended far beyond abandoning Deir al-Zor, marking a complete reversal of its military presence across the country. The night before Assad fled Damascus, the New York Times revealed that Iran had begun evacuating its military commanders and personnel from Syria. The stark reality of Iran’s capitulation was captured by an analyst close to the regime who told the newspaper: “Iran is starting to evacuate its forces and military personnel because we cannot fight as an advisory and support force if Syria’s army itself does not want to fight… The bottom line is that Iran has realized that it cannot manage the situation in Syria right now with any military operation and this option is off the table.”


So your so-called anti-genocidal "benevolent dictator" was an incompotent buffoon whose people hated him, who had plans to both back-stab Palestine and Iran prior to him being ousted, and knowingly acted for his own interest as opposed to the collective ones of his allies?

Some "Lion of Damascus" you got there.

>>2236746
>Rojava
>realpolitik
Well, this post won't go bad or anything.

>>2236746
>blahblahblah muh Assad dumb poo poo head blahblah muh palestine n sheeit

Sounds like Iran's problem for not backing him up and now losing access to Hezbollah! Thankfully we're withdrawing too, so you can enjoy your new Salafi goatfuckers in charge now :)

Is it happening?

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Quick rundown on the recent happening:
>some fake audio tape spreads online that purportedly showed a druze sheikh insulting muhammad
>combination of rogue MoD islamist units and sectarian sunni civilians descend upon a druze neighbourhood in damascus and start killing people
>armed locals fight back and kick out the initial incursion, numerous dead on both sides
>siege develops where both sides constantly exchange gunfire with each other
>numerous factions outside of damascus such as the suwayda druze militas and more rogue MoD units start heading to the neighbourhood
>in the midst of all of this, MoD and the HTS government says that the units who participated were out of control and that they are trying to calm the situation down
>israel starts taking advantage of the mess and preforms numerous airstrikes and drone attacks under the justification that they are trying to protect the druze
>rogue MoD units start attacking druze convoys from suwayda on their way to damascus
>more clashes in the neighbourhood and highways, more israeli airstrikes everywhere
>eventually the julani government holds meetings with druze sheikhs and they announce a ceasefire. MoD is allowed back in the neighbourhood and most things have calmed down now

HTS says it's gonna punish the rogue units but that remains to be seen.

Vids (from left to right):
>clashes in the neighbourhood
>druze AA technical shooting down drones
>druze convoy heading to damascus
>damascus-suwayda highway clash
>druze convoys arriving in the neighbourhood

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>>2248649 (samefag)
More vids:
>sectarian demonstration during the initial clashes where some guy holds a comically large sword
>another sectarian demonstration

Israeli bombings continue even after the Druze situation was de-escalated.

>>2236798
This lmao. Assad leaving was 100% worse for Iran. It doesn't matter how pissed off Iran was at Assad's incompetence him staying was always going to be better than pro-Western rebels taking over. Now the noose tightens and Iran is 1 war away from getting BTFO forever.

>>2236798
>your new Salafi goatfuckers
That would be le based anti-imperialists you zionist!

>>2252190
>US backed ISIS wannabes
>Anti-Imperialist

>>2252190
your salafist goat fuckers ARE the zionists

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New colour (or lack thereof?) on the map in Suwayda following the implementation of parts of the agreement, where the police & military forces in the region are now completely local and not related to the Damascus government.

Love that the YPJ refuse to even pretend to play nice with Demscus. lel.
YPJ: The genocide against Alawites is now being repeated against the Druze
In a statement, the Women's Protection Units (YPJ) wrote that the jihadist ideology imposed by Hay’at Tahrir al-Sham (HTS) in Syria has deepened sectarian conflicts and has recently caused chaos in the coastal regions through massacres and acts of genocide.

The statement stressed that "the same genocidal brutality once inflicted on the Alawites by the jihadist system is now being directed at the Druze." The statement noted that HTS, through its "divide et impera" policy, seeks to sow discord among social groups in order to suppress communities that embrace values of freedom and autonomy.

The YPJ underlined that the Druze, an ancient community, have resisted oppression throughout history, and highlighted that women are among the groups most severely harmed by jihadist ideology.

The statement continued: "The foundation and only true guarantee for building a democratic and free society is self-defense. As women, by taking the lead in this sensitive phase in Syria, we can ensure peace and security across the region.

Through struggle and the wisdom of collective reason, we will build a life of freedom. Once again, we emphasize that the only solution for Syria is to construct a free life through the organized will of women. The greatest response to the massacres committed against the peoples of Syria will be to take part in legitimate self-defense with an organized and collective consciousness, and to achieve a democratic Syria that embraces all women and peoples in a peaceful way."

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>>2256729
>Love that the YPJ refuse to even pretend to play nice with Demscus. lel.
They never did.

>Turkey and SDF hold direct talks under US mediation

ISRAELI ARMY STRIKING AREA IN SYRIA'S DARAA

Israeli convoys enter southern Syria, heading towards Maaraba, southern Daraa region.

Three Israeli AWACS aircrafts have taken off from Nevatim Air Base, Israel.

Turkish recon aircraft has lifted and heading towards northern Syria.

sraeli forces have entered the towns of Jazerit mareia (جزيرة معريه) and Hoth Al Yarmouk (حوض اليرموك)

The Israelis are openly targeting Syrian military units now.

>>2184766
Julani getting the proper “dog of the US empire” treatment as Israel slaughters the Syrian population and illegally annexes territory
Masterful gambit sir

>>2296602
Imagine joining an anti-american islamist group 20 years ago only to suck american, turkish and israeli schlong all day.

Prisoner exchange restarts in Aleppo’s Sheikh Maqsoud and Ashrafieh
The 12th article of the 14-point agreement, signed on 1 April, outlined a plan for the exchange of prisoners and detainees. However, the implementation scheduled for 28 May was suspended after the Damascus administration refused to release captured fighters from the Women’s Protection Units (YPJ).

Sources from the General Council in Sheikh Maqsoud (Şêxmeqsûd) and Ashrafieh (Eşrefiyê) reported that the exchange process resumed on Monday from where it left off. The resumption of the process was also discussed yesterday during a meeting held in Damascus between a delegation from North and East Syria and representatives of the Damascus government.

Officials emphasized during the talks that the file concerning the neighborhoods of Ashrafieh and Sheikh Maqsoud must be resolved “in a way that serves peace and stability.”

The exchange includes 290 individuals held by the General Council, consisting of both civilians and fighters, as well as 176 detainees requested by the Damascus government.

In the first prisoner and detainee exchange carried out on 3 April, 146 individuals, most of them civilians, were released, along with 97 people affiliated with Damascus, most of whom were Turkish-backed mercenaries.


>>2295415
>turks
>the best we can offer is total kurd annihilation.
hmpmh I wonder what would happen were lindsey graham to die with the kurds. that's the only buddy the kurds have in washington, and the sole reason they stayed there untouched, un-fingered.

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welp, now the occupied territories of the Golan are israel's.

Perfidious Albion at it again

More signs of Britain grooming Syria’s Al-Qaeda-rooted government

<The rise of a London-born Muslim Brotherhood activist to the heart of Damascus politics reveals even deeper layers to the UK’s long war to rebrand Al-Qaeda power as legitimate Syrian governance.


https://thecradle.co/articles/how-britain-groomed-razan-saffour-to-serve-syrias-al-qaeda-rooted-government

>When Syrian President Ahmad al-Sharaa (previously known as Abu Mohammad al-Julani), the former Al-Qaeda emir who led the Nusra Front, was affiliated with ISIS, and later headed Hayat Tahrir al-Sham (HTS), visited Saudi Arabia to meet Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman (MbS) in February, he was accompanied by a surprising figure: Razan Saffour, a 32-year-old British-Syrian activist who had never set foot in Syria before the fall of former president Bashar al-Assad's government in December.


>Saffour also joined Syrian Foreign Minister Asaad al-Shaibani on his trip to the Munich Security Conference that same month. Her presence in Syria’s new ruling circle highlights Britain’s outsized role in shaping the conflict – bringing Al-Qaeda to power, whitewashing its leadership, and embedding UK operatives within its political infrastructure.


>Her presence alongside Julani on official state visits signals not just personal ascension, but the triumph of Britain’s long war to launder extremist power through western-groomed proxies.

>>2297639
https://english.almayadeen.net/news/politics/new-syrian-group-claims-golan-strike--vows-resistance-to--is
New Syrian group claims Golan strike, vows resistance to 'Israel'

>A newly emergent faction in Syria, the Islamic Resistance Front, has taken responsibility for launching rockets toward the Israeli-occupied Golan Heights, marking a significant turn in the country's internal and regional dynamics.


>The group confirmed its involvement in Tuesday's attack through a statement issued Wednesday evening by its military spokesperson, Abu al-Qassem.


>"The revolution in Syria has deviated from its path and now calls for normalization with Israel," Abu al-Qassem stated, denouncing what he described as the betrayal of Syria's original revolutionary goals.


>He issued a warning to Tel Aviv, "You are facing Syrian wrath that can only be extinguished by blood."


>The salvo, which reportedly involved two Grad-type rockets, triggered sirens in the southern Golan region and was followed by the sound of explosions, according to local sources.Meanwhile, Syria's transitional government offered a cautious response. The Foreign Ministry said it could not verify whether the reported missile fire into Israeli-occupied territory had occurred, asserting that Syria does not and will not pose a threat to any regional party.


<Resistance recalibrated


>Mahmoud Muwaldi, head of the Islamic Resistance Front's political bureau, clarified the group's stance in an interview with Al Mayadeen. "We are in opposition to the de facto authority in Damascus," he said, signaling a clear break from the Syrian regime.


>He added that Tuesday's action was a message to "Israel", stating, "We are present. We promise to plant fire beneath its feet if it dares to penetrate Syrian territory."


>Muwaldi added that the group does not coordinate with any other armed factions currently operating within Syria, but claimed that several militias have disbanded and joined the Front.


>He framed the organization's mission as dual: confronting foreign occupation while also laying the groundwork for a new Syrian state.


>"We speak for the silent majority inside Syria, across all segments of society," he declared.

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>>2299105
I don't think it will have nor the traction nor the capabilities to fight back israel, when the government is already filled with this mentality.

Syrian soldiers and IDF will literally work together now lol

https://www.ynetnews.com/article/hy3h4axxxe

The Emirati site Aram News reported Friday that the Syrian General Security apparatus has begun preparations to deploy its forces in several areas in southern Syria near the buffer zone with Israel, marking the first such deployment since the fall of the Bashar al-Assad regime.

Syrian sources cited in the report said the deployment follows Israeli approval and U.S. pressure.

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who could have predicted this?

>>2300605
>>2300238
Imagine being Sunni.


>>2314219
If even half of this is true, Kurds are absolutely cooked. And I will open the tap on my well-fermented piss and vinegar.

Syria's Islamist-led interim government has decreed that women must wear burkinis - a swimsuit that covers the body except for the face, hands and feet - or other "decent" clothes at public beaches and swimming pools.

The regulations, issued by the tourism ministry, were "aimed at enhancing public safety standards and preserving public decency", Syrian state news channel Al-Ikhbariyah al-Suriyah reported.

Private beaches, clubs and pools, as well as hotels with more than four stars, are exempt, the directive said.

Women often dress modestly on public beaches in Syria, but some women do opt for more Western styles of swimwear. The new government previously pledged to govern inclusively.

Under the new directive, beachgoers and visitors to public pools must wear "more modest swimwear", specifying "the burkini or swimming clothes that cover more of the body".

The decree added that women should wear a cover-up or loose clothing over their swimwear when they move between swimming areas.

"Travelling in swimwear outside the beach without appropriate cover is prohibited," it said.

Men should also wear a shirt when they are not swimming, and are not allowed to be bare-chested outside swimming areas.

The statement said "normal Western swimwear" was generally allowed in exempted places "within the limits of public taste".

More generally, people should wear loose clothing that covers the shoulders and knees and "avoid transparent and tight clothing", the decree added.

The directive did not say whether those who fail to follow the rules would be penalised or how the rules would be enforced. But it did say lifeguards and supervisors would be appointed to monitor compliance on beaches.

It also included other safety regulations around pools and beaches.

Reacting to the new rule, one woman from Idlib in the north-west of the country told the BBC's World Service OS programme that, while she could see both sides of the argument, "I do think there is a positive to this, from a moral and respectful point of view."

Celine said: "Some people and families don't feel comfortable seeing or wearing too much exposed skin and I believe that is a valid perspective."

But another woman, Rita, who lives in the capital, Damascus, said she was "not comfortable" with the new rule, "especially as we are not used to such laws".

"In the coastal area, different ladies from different religions all have been going there and until now, we wore what we wanted," she said. "Religious people could avoid those in bikinis. But this law makes us scared of where to go."

She added: "We have no problem with the burkini itself, but it's a problem with the concept that the government are controlling this."

In December last year, Islamist rebel forces led by Ahmed al-Sharaa toppled Bashar al-Assad's regime, bringing years of civil war to an end.

Since then, al-Sharaa, now the country's interim president, has promised to run the country in an inclusive way.

In March, Sharaa signed a constitutional declaration covering a five-year transitional period.

The document said Islam was the religion of the president, as the previous constitution did, and Islamic jurisprudence was "the main source of legislation", rather than "a main source".

https://www.bbc.com/news/articles/ckgq7d9qdego

Syria: Local sources: More than 30 killed and wounded in a suicide bombing inside Mar Elias Church in the Doueila neighborhood of Damascus.


>>2347388
ASSAD MUST RETURN.


>>2383413
Not Syria, simpleton.

>"We voluntarily destroy our weapons, in your presence, as a step of goodwill and determination… We wish it will bring about peace and freedom, and will have auspicious outcomes for our people, the peoples of Turkey and the Middle East"

- Bese Hozat, senior PKK figure

>>2383413
>>2383920
it's cuckover

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>>2383439
It's immanently related to the events in Syria.

>>2384093
What's the material reason thry split Iraq after bringing their islamist puppets in charge but not syria?

>>2384430
Iraq was already de-facto split since 1991 when Saddam was forced to give up fighting Kurdish separatists (who then proceeded to have their own civil war between the Barzani clan and the Talabani clan).
Also Iraqi Barzanistan is anti-PKK, while YPG in Syria is a PKK affiliate which pisses off Turkey.

>>2384486
It was de facto split due to foreign intervention (no-fly zone), exactly like how Syria's was de facto split since 2011.

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PKK Burns its Weapons under Turkish Watch
https://en.topwar.ru/267884-rabochaja-partija-kurdistana-szhigaet-svoe-oruzhie-pod-kontrolem-tureckih-specsluzhb.html
Old BO was fucking right. So much for being totally not a puppet group.

yesterday, the SDF said there were armoured cars flying its flag harassing civilians. Turkish false flag?

>>2384118
>It's immanently related to the events in Syria.
How? What are the repercussions?
>>2384713
Read a thread before posting holy shit.

>>2384713
>>2383945
>>2383413

absolutely horrifying. fucking western leftists clung to literal proxies disguised as "revolutionaries".

>>2384733
Who are they proxies of?

>>2384737
Mainly the US and some European countries. Have you heard of the infight between the turks and the scandinavian countries, because the turks weren't allowing Norway to joing nato? well, many kurdish political figures operate from those scandinavian countries. you have your cues there.
investigate everything about Delta Crescent Energy LLC. who founded them, who are the politicians behind that, and you´ll get some more cues.
scandinavian "progressives" my sweaty balls.

>>2384743
It was Sweden since Norway has been a NATO member for decades. And how does any of that follow? If the presence of Kurdish activists in Sweden were a barrier to its entry into NATO, then this suggests precisely the opposite: that NATO (which includes Turkey) regarded the PKK as enemies (which they did).

>>2384743
>Mainly the US and some European countries.
To what end?
>well, many kurdish political figures operate from those scandinavian countries. you have your cues there.
That's strange. Was the ANC a proxy of the UK? were the Tamil tigers a proxy of the UK?
If that's the bar there's a lot more to be noticed here, we need to re-evaluate all history as we know it.. Hold on. Was Marx a british agent?
This changes everything.

>>2384774
right, Sweden and Finland. In any case, point still stands.
>And how does any of that follow?
he asks who represents the interests of those kurds, and they are inside the countries that erdogan hates with the guts.
>that NATO regarded the PKK as enemies
charades. was Sweden forbade by the turks? no, Sweden hastily joined nato. did erdogan get the kurds he wanted extradited from the scandinavian countries? neither, at best "one" https://www.kurdistan24.net/en/story/391132/Sweden-agrees-to-one-Turkey-extradition-amid-NATO-bid and probably the unluckiest one of all.
these pseudo internal infights, which nationalists inside nato believe have some meaningful effect in their lives, is all charades. their ruling classes all are aligned with the west with little to 0 divergence in political thought.
>>2384830
weird deflects, but ok.
>no mention about delta crescent energy llc
YPGflagnon, is that you? :^)

>>2384093
This guy Charles lister is very anti kurd and supports the current government. Watch out for his bias. He wants the sdf to fully integrate into government and give up. He also feels al Sharaa is doing a good job

Super glowie

>>2385118
>YPGflagnon, is that you? :^)
i miss him, he/she was the only flagfag that succed less

Watch 34 thru 45 minutes and you'll see how al Sharaa government lied to sdf/Kurds while making constitution. He didn't put what he promised them at alll

>>2385136
The SDF are fucking retards for ever trusting anything a Turkish whore promises to them. They should've attacked Sunnoids months ago when the Alawites were starting an insurgency.

>>2300238
>syrian """""patriot"""""
>has no objection to foreing powers carving up his nation and massacaring his people

>>2385118
>he asks who represents the interests of those kurds, and they are inside the countries that erdogan hates with the guts
So? There are Sikh separatists hiding out in Canada that doesn't mean the entire movement is a Canadian plot to destroy India lmao.
>their ruling classes all are aligned with the west with little to 0 divergence in political thought
Okay so you agree that Turkey's ruling class is aligned with the West and the PKK was therefore an adversary of the West.

>>2385207
>that doesn't mean the entire movement is a Canadian plot to destroy India lmao
that's what you don't actually know, though. For now, not, because the interests of India are not antagonizing the west.
would you say that there was no ukrainian movements that were willing to destroy the USSR from the insides using Ukraine as a catapult? if I tell you this in the 70s, 80s, 90s, you would have called me crazy. until operation aerodynamic started.
all these "gusanos" (their alike ilk, who rejoice of the fruits of exploitation of the developing nations FROM the exploiting nations) have that class interest aligned.
>Okay so you agree that Turkey's ruling class is aligned with the West and the PKK was therefore an adversary of the West.
the financers of the PKK in the west aren't, and by extension, the PKK wasn't/isn't.

>>2385286
>if I tell you this in the 70s, 80s, 90s, you would have called me crazy
No I wouldn't because that actually makes sense. What makes no sense is the West apparently using the PKK to attack one of their most important regional allies and a literal NATO member lmao.

>>2385291
>No I wouldn't because that actually makes senseyeah, this hypotheticals…
aha, but this:
>What makes no sense is the West apparently using the PKK to attack one of their most important regional allies and a literal NATO member lmao.
that's the thing, none of them are enemies of one to the other. just appeasing figures to nationalists, that will never double-cross nato.

>>2347697
Wait, why a suicide bombing? Aren't they in charge now? Can't they just gun them all down?

>>2385202
>nazi flag
My guy, that's what "nationalism" always looks like.

>>2310792
it sucks to suck being so cucked in ideology. at this point, how can they justify that their religious beliefs upholds any glorifying afterlife condition? that's to me everything that upholds religions, the wish to an afterlife, and by following the commands of that religion, you will have everything there. similar to evangelical chistians, obsessed with israel.

>>2385366
They don’t they’re just paid by America and Israel to be cucks

>>2385390
they must have a dumb base of people who believe to their religious beliefs. oh, well, blissful ignorance. they don't even realize they contradict themselves on a conscious level. but at their unconsciousness level, they might have it figured it out, and that should be causing them psychological harm.

>>2385126
Nah I’m still here fam, I’m just busy with life shit lol. It’s just the same shit ogre and ogre again.
Let me remind them:
>MUH PROXY TO OUST ASSAD
the DAANES repeatedly offered Assad peace and integration into the armed forces on the proviso that Syria adopt a federal model and that Rojava remain semi autonomous. Assad botched that.
>MUH US OIL
the DAANES didn’t sell their oil to anyone except for the guy who they repeatedly asked for peace with- that being Assad. To this day, the oil fields are controlled by them, owned by them and are under communal control. The only deals they did with the US was with an oil company that sold them better equipment to extract said oil
>But muh kowtowing to Al Que da
Detente with the state, combined with the fact that the negotiations have done nothing but strengthen the Rojavans position, as Jolani has nothing to offer and give and the wealth is in the hand of the Rojavans. Their government is falling apart, all the while the Rojavans have held out and held firm.
>but the PKK dissolving
The PKK isn’t Rojava, and people who think they are idiots. And yes I am calling Erdogan an idiot.
The PKK is only “dissolving” in so far that they know Turkey is fucked- economically and politically. The fact that turkeys opposition leader has vocally supported these peace talks and a negotiation is astounding. The burning of weapons is symbolic in so far that they’re willing to negotiate a ceasefire and to ensure the expansion of democratic rights via a socialist model/ mode of governance for the Kurds and other minorities of the region. Besides, if Turkey re-negs on the deal, the PKK will apply their rose theory (fancy term for re-adopting armed struggle in self defence should a less peaceful road not be taken) and we’re back to square one.

And thanks for somewhat gendering me correctly with she.

:^)

http://anfenglishmobile.com/features/Carcel-and-ozan-we-are-determined-to-build-a-democratic-society-80265

>In response to the historic video call made by Abdullah Öcalan on July 9, a group of 30 guerrilla fighters, including KCK (Kurdistan Communities Union) Executive Council Co-Chair Besê Hozat, burned their weapons in a ceremony held in Şikefta Casenê (Jasana Cave) in Surdash village, in Dukan district of Sulaymaniyah on July 11.


>Behzat Çarçel (Nedim Seven) and Tekoşîn Ozan (Esmen Ayaz), members of the Peace and Democratic Society Group, which organized the ceremony as a declaration of goodwill and commitment to a democratic solution, spoke to ANF.


>Öcalan's call addressed all social dynamics in Turkey and Kurdistan'


<Behzat Çarçel pointed out that Abdullah Öcalan’s call on July 9 addressed not only the PKK but all social dynamics in Turkey and Kurdistan: “Leader Apo’s [Abdullah Öcalan’s] call was not limited to the change and transformation of the PKK. All social dynamics in both Turkey and Kurdistan—young people, women, laborers, workers, social structures, artistic structures, academics, and all kinds of active groups that we consider to be part of the political sphere—must play a role in this matter because there is a struggle for democracy here. The struggle for democracy is also the field of a whole social struggle. From that perspective, the calls made were included in our main call. To reiterate, our calls were for the Kurdish people to correctly understand, share, and claim the suffering they have endured for so many years, and to take a supportive stance and play a positive role in terms of all kinds of democratic change and renewal. We call on all social structures, especially women and youth, to take on the task of weaving, organizing, and building the future within a democratic society and peaceful relations."


>Öcalan’s physical freedom is crucial for political stability and the process'


<Carçel emphasized that securing Öcalan’s physical freedom is crucial for political stability and the process of constitutional change and integration: “Both by the nature of the matter and to avoid creating a political vacuum, it is essential to create the conditions for the physical freedom of our leader in every respect,” said Çarçel, adding that if these conditions are met, constitutional reforms and integration expectations in Turkey will develop more rapidly.


<Stating that these goals can only be achieved through struggle, Çarçel emphasized that the process will not advance one-sidedly and that the Turkish state must also change. “We will push the Turkish Republic. It must change; there is no other way. This is also the case in the political conjuncture," he noted.


<Behzat Çarçel recalled that the PKK abandoned armed struggle at its 12th Congress following Öcalan’s call on February 27, 2025, and described the current process as “the peak of a new era.”


<'The guerrilla and all those loyal to him will focus on the democratic society manifesto'



<Ocalan developed a democratic society manifesto that crowns this process, said Çarçel and noted that the guerrilla and all groups loyal to Öcalan’s paradigm will participate in the democratic construction process. He continued: "The guerrilla forces loyal to the leader, or any group loyal to his philosophy, ideology, and paradigm, will focus on the democratic society manifesto that will determine the next 50 or even 100 years, the future. The democratic, ideological, and sociological foundations, educational style, organizational style, form and program of this manifesto, which we refer to as the upcoming construction process, will serve as the basis for the guerrilla to reorganize and prepare itself. Of course, it will also maintain its defense system against any kind of attack. However, for a further step to be taken, legal and constitutional reforms must be implemented in Turkey."


>'We are determined in democratic politics'


<Recalling that the PKK's struggle, carried out on the line of Rêya Şoreşê (Revolutionary Path), has lasted for 52 years and 4 months, Çarçel emphasized that, with the new strategy, they are planning for the next 50 or even 100 years. He continued, “Therefore, we are determined in democratic politics, and we are determined to organize and build a democratic society. If there are legal and constitutional regulations, all of us, as members of the Apoist tradition, will engage in politics within this democratic legal and constitutional framework, exercise our freedom of expression, build all kinds of democratic politics from local administrations to academia and parliaments. In short, we will participate in all social construction activities. This means that after 52 years of struggle, no one will be imprisoned, and the thousands of comrades currently in prison will not remain there. There have been heavy sacrifices, and countless martyrs have been lost. In this sense, laws specific to the PKK must be established. If this develops in Turkey, all guerrillas, especially those who are Turkey’s citizens, will be able to participate in democratic politics."


<'Turkey still cannot define the problem fully'


>Çarçel stated that Turkey is stuck in a “vicious cycle” within its current political debates, saying, "Turkey still cannot define it fully. They keep saying ‘a Turkey without terrorism’. Let's call it ‘a Turkey without conflict, without violence’ or ‘Kurdistan’. Let's express it correctly. Let’s uncover the causes of conflict and war. Let’s develop solutions to these reasons mutually, based on their origins.”


>’Special laws need to be made for PKK members'


<Çarçel pointed out that those fighting within the PKK cannot be evaluated under ordinary criminal law, saying, "Special laws need to be made for PKK members or those who have fought in this struggle. This has no connection or relation to judicial detainees or other cases. Sometimes these are discussed in the form of short-term reform packages. These are not fundamental solutions. First, they must correctly define the problem."


>'How will the Kurds be defined?'


<Emphasizing the historical depth of the policies of denial against the Kurdish people, Çarçel said, “There was a century, even two centuries, of denial of the Kurds. Now their existence has been proven, and they will be rebuilt. How will they be defined within the Turkish Republic or the democratic nation of Kurdistan as they are rebuilt? How will the Kurds express themselves? What legal frameworks will they be placed under?" He noted that laws must be properly debated and the necessary constitutional and legal reforms must be implemented on this issue.


> 'We have taken a step of goodwill'


<Tekoşîn Ozan, one of the guerrillas who burned their weapons during yesterday’s ceremony, shared her feelings and thoughts in the following words: "Our feelings are not independent of our struggle; they develop in connection with the development of our struggle. The situation we are in, and the steps taken are a transition to a new stage of struggle, a process of developing and enriching our methods of struggle. Therefore, it is not a matter of ending something, nor does it mean the end of the struggle. For this reason, our feelings always contain a little sadness when something changes, but there is also determination and excitement because we are embarking on a new struggle. There is enthusiasm that comes from responding to the call of our leader. The more we can do this, the more we can deepen it, the more happiness will grow. Emotions that do not contribute to the process, such as excessive nostalgia or sadness, do not reflect the situation we are in. We have taken a step of goodwill. We are not ending our struggle while destroying our weapons. We have taken a step of goodwill based on creating grounds for the development of democratic integration laws and democratization in Turkey, and on creating a positive atmosphere. It is an extremely positive step. In this sense, the new process is a step that expresses a determination to make it democratic and freedom-oriented. It is a step that expresses loyalty to the leader. It is a step that aims for the freedom of the people, women, and all communities in the region, and even the freedom of the peoples of the world, around the freedom of the leader. In this sense, enthusiasm and determination are at the forefront.


>We are ready to take the right steps at the right time’


<Tekoşîn Ozan delivered the following message: “We are ready to lay down our arms. We are ready to take the right steps at the right time and in the right place to resolve the issue. We are ready to work together for change and transformation, to rebuild Turkey on democratic foundations, and to undergo a democratic process of change led by women. This is the basis of our approach.”


<Responding the interpretation of the PKK's armed struggle by some circles as “surrender”, Ozan stated: "Defining this in different ways, as surrender, is an approach based on a deadlock. It is not a matter of the PKK laying down its arms, but the democratization of Turkey and the resolution of the Kurdish issue on the basis of freedom. It is an issue of lilberties in Turkey. It is an issue of the freedom of peoples, women, and workers. Closing our eyes to these issues, ignoring them, and taking no political, legal, or constitutional steps, while defining the problem solely in terms of the PKK disbanding itself or laying down its arms, and limiting the solution to that framework, is not a situation that the PKK tradition can accept. Nor can it be accepted by the level of political awareness and understanding of freedom that our people have reached. Nor can it be accepted or tolerated by the process Turkey is going through, the regional process, or the conjunctural situation the region is experiencing. A solution-oriented approach is necessary. This is the correct approach. Every comrade who has come here has done so voluntarily and with determination, fully participating in the initiative launched by the leader.”

>>2385403
Cont.

Emphasizing that the Kurdish question is a structural issue that concerns not only the Kurdish people but the entire society of Turkey, Ozan referred to the 50-year history of struggle and said that the sacrifices made have resulted in great losses for both the Kurdish people and Turkey as a whole.

“The destruction that the war has brought to the Turkish economy, the crisis in political institutions, and social fragmentation are obvious,” said Tekoşîn Ozan, remarking that the solution to the Kurdish question cannot be limited to laying down arms or security-oriented approaches. She continued, “In this sense, the solution to the Kurdish question is not merely resolving the Kurds' issue; it is about adopting an approach aimed at addressing the problems of Turkey’s peoples, workers, and women. It is about taking steps in this direction. We define this as a general issue of democratization and liberation.

‘Reducing the solution to PKK disarmament would narrow the process’

Tekoşîn Ozan pointed out that the resolution process can only move forward on the basis of democratization and freedom, concluding her speech as follows: “Denial, annihilation, or labeling the Kurdish issue as ‘terrorism’ has not produced a solution. Fifty years of experience has shown that this approach does not work. At this point, reducing the solution to the PKK disarmament would narrow the process. The real issue is to enable social transformation through legal and constitutional steps. The litmus test for this is the approach to the Kurdish issue. Definitions of the Kurdish issue that are limited to denial, annihilation, or “terrorism” will not bring about a solution. They have not done so thus far. There is 50 years of experience. They will not do so in the future either. I am sure everyone is aware of this. There is ample evidence that the peoples of Turkey are in favour of a solution. The Kurdish people are already extremely sensitive and politicized on this issue. They are a people who are genuinely in favor of a solution and have developed a democratic mindset to a significant extent.

'The right thing to do is to take legal and constitutional steps'

Therefore, the current situation, defined as the PKK laying down its arms or as a “terrorism” problem, would not contribute to a solution. Nor would it be correct. The right thing to do is to take legal and constitutional steps toward the improvement of the process, and to develop a language and approach of brotherhood, from the way we speak to the way we act. This requires guaranteeing the right to organize and struggle, which can strengthen society in a way that can be further developed, and which can strengthen women's awareness of freedom, and their position in social life. All of this requires struggle. This is not an easy thing to do. Achieving such a powerful transformation requires struggle. The ceremony we are holding here today is actually a form of struggle. It is a form of struggle based on contributing to a process of change and transformation. It is a proactive approach that demonstrates a sincere desire for democratization and encourages steps to be taken in this direction. We hope it will continue like this.”

So in other words,
>Turkey must form a provisional government to undergo a democratic process.
>It must radically reform and allow us to build a detente with the state/ dual power
>if Turkey does not do this, it will collapse under the weight of its own contradictions and weaknesses and lead to an ever more chaotic era.
>which way, watermelon seller?

>>2385403
>Stating that these goals can only be achieved through struggle, Çarçel emphasized that the process will not advance one-sidedly and that the Turkish state must also change. “We will push the Turkish Republic. It must change; there is no other way. This is also the case in the political conjuncture," he noted.

So has the Turkish republic also burned its weapons and renounced violence or will that only come after they've succeeded in exterminating the Kurds

>>2385409
>So in other words,
They've surrendered.

>>2385462
>>2385473
kek, you've just dismantled his whole walltexts, it's a shame he's still in cope mode.

>>2385394
Sunnoids are just incapable of anything but “hurr durr duh mofucking Shia” Mossad could dress up as an Iranian boogeyman and they’d give up more land to Israel to chimp at Shiites. I blame it on Al Jazeera gulf media turning them braindead

>>2385409
>>2385473
>>2385511
This is a thread about Syria. I know you have a pathalogical need to seethe about kurds anywhere they are and YPJanon has a pathological need to respond to every bit of /pol/ack tier bait but can you do it in the other thread, PLEASE? Not every thread on this site has to be a fucking toilet.

>>2385536
You're deeply ignorant if you don't understand that the actions of the pkk have significant implications for what's happening in Syria and the rest of the region, so maybe pipe down.

>>2385536
anon, the kurds:
a) stole the biggest oil, and wheat land on Syria. then "sold" back the oil they milked out of the land with the US assistance to the only legitimate government of Syria before the government collapse. which helped further the destabilization of the legitimate government of Syria. thieves selling stolen products, that is.
b) still have that land, they are not fighting al-qaeda no more. they are signing deals with them, with nato and the zionists, making pacts and the likes, to pretend to have an "independent" region (a US proxy, in case turks/alqaeda don't align with them, and resume offensives) with no feasible possibility of reunification with the Syrian state. Even if they reunify, they will reunify under alqaeda rule.
c) are a disappointing force that has betrayed their ideological foundational base faster than succdems have betrayed any socialist ideal under nato within a territory they'd claimed it'll be the land they'd use to make a socialist land in the eventuality they would get autonomy.
d) are going towards an ethnostate where they aren't the ethnic majority, which makes me think we will see a lot of repression against Arabs in general, in some alternative, but highly likely, future, in which they stabilize the control of their land grab.
kurds will be always a relevant theme in the /SG/ thread, you like it or not.

>>2385590
>You're deeply ignorant
<t. The guy who spams every thread by pissing and shitting about le kurds

>>2385462
The Turkish Republic is currently facing a political and economic crisis, they are dealing with mass protests and dissatisfaction, and have failed in exterminating Kurds.
If they were truly successful, the PKK wouldn’t be negotiating with the Turkish Republic in the first place nor would Erdogans opposition be vocal in supporting said opposition.

>but ur coping

lol.


>>2385654
they are more likely negotiating with the kurds because they are protected by lindsey graham, and their ilk. so there's no point in doing nato on nato violence when daddy US directs everything behind scenes.
If I could feel some pity for the turkish nationalists, I would, but they've believed to a guy who did nothing to stop the Palestinian genocide.

>>2385619
You're deeply ignorant and hallucinating. Get better soon.

>>2385654
If the Turkish government is in such a precarious position then why is the PKK seeking to collaborate with it and the Turkish nationalists that want them mulched instead of finishing it off and attaining the statehood they've been struggling for for 40 years

>>2385718
on point. turks were in a "crisis" >>2385654, this would be the perfect timing for the kurds to take over, right? but naaah.

>>2385403
>We call on all social structures [classes] to take on the task of weaving, organizing, and building the future within a democratic society and peaceful relations
Wow how revolutionary.
>Behzat Çarçel recalled that the PKK abandoned armed struggle
>The guerrilla and all those loyal to him will focus on the democratic society manifesto
>the democratic society manifesto that will determine the next 50 or even 100 years
>not even a pretense of giving a shit about anarchism or federalism anymore

>>2385337
what da hell franco, so falangistas were the real gigajews who want to import blacks?

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the only Muslim country on earth that screeches about Iran, but is silent on Gaza and, generally, Palestine.
another nato simp, no doubt.

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>>2385786
>Palestine
forgot this.
>reminder this is the son of a "communist".

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>>2385724
Yes, Franco was a Mohammedan

So much dictatorship gud, dictatoship bad! Thanks for making me read again Gabriel Garcia Marquez

>>2385143
They should have help Assad back, now deal with the consequences. Rip Rojava, he who lives by the realpolitik, dies by the realpolitik. Such a tragic fate for everyone. Triuly the baddest ending of them all
He pushed open the door of the Cabinet room, heard through the smoky air the thin voices around the long walnut table, and saw through the smoke that all the ones he wanted to be there were there, the liberals who had sold the Federalist War, the conservatives who had bought it, the generals of the high command, three of his Cabinet ministers, the archbishop and Ambassador Schontner, all together in one single plot calling for the unity of all against the despotism of centuries so that they could divide up among themselves the booty of his death, so absorbed in the depths of greed that no one noticed the appearance of the unburied president, who gave a single blow with the palm of his hand on the table and shouted aha! and that was all he had to do, for when he lifted his hand from the table the stampede of panic was over and all that was left in the room were the overflowing ashtrays, the coffee mugs, the chairs flung on the floor, and his comrade of a lifetime,General Rodrigo de Aguilar, in battle dress, minute, impassive, wafting away the smoke with his one hand and indicating to him to drop to the floor, General sir, because now the fun is going to begin, and they both dropped to the floor at the instant the machine guns’death jubilation started up by the front of the building, the butcher feast of the presidential guard, who with great pleasure and great honor, General sir, carried out his fierce orders that no one should escape alive from the meeting where treason was being hatched, any who tried to escape through the main door were mowed down with machine-gun bursts, the ones who were hanging out the windows were shot down like birds from a blind, the ones who were able to escape the encirclement and took refuge innearby houses were gutted out with phosphorus grenades, and they finished off the wounded in accordance with the presidential criterion that any survivor is a dangerous enemy as long as he lives

>>2385333
>Wait, why a suicide bombing? Aren't they in charge now?
Nah. HTS is a different group of Islamists.

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The U.S. also bombed ISIS to cover HTS' eastern flank during their advance on Damascus btw. Resistoid slop will tell you it's all ISIS, but ISIS are actual retards.

>>2385813
HTS didn't took damascus that was another faction supposedly disarmed

>>2385722
>still not reading the part where they will maintain armed defence
>not understanding that said democratic manifesto involves creating communal forms of government
>implying the PKK was ever anarchist
Ngmi

>>2385718
>If the Turkish government is in such a precarious position then why is the PKK seeking to collaborate with it
In what way? By demanding the state take action and reform and build dual power?
>and the Turkish nationalists that want them mulched instead of finishing it off and attaining the statehood they've been struggling for for 40 years

Ok so you’re an idiot. The PKK doesn’t want to achieve “statehood”. Half of you dumbcunts would know if you actually bothered to read, but nah, considering people still think they’re anarchists I suppose I was unwise to think leftypol could actually collectivise some brain cells and pick up a book, lol.

>>2385854
Communalism in Rojava was specifically shilled on here and all over the left internet back in the day as an alternative to capitalism and the state. What do you think people were volunteering for, bourgeois nationalist Kurdish autonomy now with 20% more town meetings? And Bookchin is an anarchist.


>>2385813
They were both part of Al-Qaeda. Considering that both HTS and ISIS have been proven to be US assets through their actions, it wouldn't be far-fetched to say that the split between these two groups was manufactured by the US itself, coddling the former and painting them as freedom fighters or just keeping really quiet about them while making the latter into crazies who want to take over the world (unlike the selfless United States which only intervenes in conflicts based on moral principles) with terrorist attacks in Europe and flashy propaganda that finds its way into MSM in order to create an excuse for intervening on the side of the Kurds against the bad Islamists while continuing to support the good Islamist rebels against the Assad government.

>>2385854
>>2385855
<nooooo i HAVE TO argue with the /pol/acks!!!!!!
I despise you. Legitimately the worst poster on the board. This is not a space for you to get your dopamine hits with le epic owns, get a twitter account, it's EXACTLY what you're looking for in an interenet forum.

>>2385803
it's all under the same umbrella. there are "moderate" and extremist on the same bag. all protected by the same puppet.

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>>2385855
>The PKK doesn’t want to achieve “statehood”
if they didn't want statehood, why did they initiate a separatist movement grabbing Syria's land out of Damascus controls, under Assad ruling?
protip: don't bring writings prior 2011
let me see your mental gymnastics to justify this question. also, I want you, instead of simply copying and pasting walltext, interpret the text you are bringing, to see how crazy you are between what's being said by the PKK/YPG leadership, and the stretches you mentally do to justify your precious kurds.

>>2385813
>it's all ISIS
They are you retarded faggot lmao theyre all braindead Islamists

>>2386166
>if they didn't want statehood, why did they initiate a separatist movement grabbing Syria's land out of Damascus controls, under Assad ruling?
They didn't because the PKK doesn't operate in Syria. If you're talking about the SDF then they didn't do that either. The SAA withdrew from that area and the YPG emerged to fill the power vacuum and protect the local population from terrorists. If the Syrian government wanted to control that territory then they shouldn't have run away from it (just like they ran away from HTS in December).

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>>2386438
>They didn't because the PKK doesn't operate in Syria
do you understand that the SDF is the armed forces of the PKK/YPG operating in Syria, right? literally their battalions, many of their commanders, etc. are named/are commanded by PKK/YPG figures, right?
to say that the PKK/YPG isn't just the other side of the same coin is to acknowledge you are a moron. well done, saboturd.
>The SAA withdrew from that area and the YPG emerged to fill the power vacuum
heh, precisely the stretch I was looking for. "they filled a vacuum". caused by who? don't you know that they themselves were part of the violent protestors during the 2011 "Arab spring" in Syria? does that excuses them to then steal their land?
How come you talk with such a assertive confidence of things you either omit by lying or omit by not knowing shit about that?
>protect the local population from terrorists
do you mean the same violent kurds protesters, that were calling for the overthrow of the legitimate government of Syria? those people?
>protect
yeah, the kurdish ethonstate, which is a minority compared to Arabs, won't surely do the same zionists do to keep their ethnic supremacy, which is treat them as 2nd-class citizens, because Arabs breed like rabbits and they are the civilized kurds that do no harm.
>If the Syrian government wanted to control that territory then they shouldn't have run away from it
they weren't in capacity to sustain a whole of external interventionism from all sides. that still doesn't excuse the kurds.
>just like they ran away from HTS in December
least ignorant post. the Syrian state wasn't accommodated yet, unlike Cuba, to withstand the psychological change between being a normal integrated country with the west and being a sanctioned-to-the-bones country, with little to no leverage, and less than nothing of oil.

>>2385854
The PKK were never anarchist (liberals) they were always liberals (liberals)

>>2386514
>do you understand that the SDF is the armed forces of the PKK/YPG operating in Syria, right?
t. Turkish (NATO) intelligence
>don't you know that they themselves were part of the violent protestors during the 2011 "Arab spring" in Syria?
And yet they spent the entire conflict fighting those protestors and almost never fought with the government.
>does that excuses them to then steal their land?
You can't steal land you're already living in. What should they have done exactly? Rolled over and allowed ISIS to take over? Pledged allegiance to a government which had proven incapable of protecting them? They took their own defense into their hands as they had every right to do when Damascus proved too weak and incompetent to protect its own people from terrorists.
>yeah, the kurdish ethonstate
It's not an ethnostate. Non-Kurds have full citizenship, local autonomy, their own armed formations, and guaranteed representation. At this point you might as well call the USSR a "Russian ethnostate". It's equally as ridiculous. Btw these are institutions which never existed in the SAR. Rojava's constitution is explicitly multiethnic and guarantees the rights of minorities. The Ba'athist constitution was explicitly ethnocentric and spoke exclusively of the "Arab nation".
>that still doesn't excuse the kurds
Yes it does. If your government is too weak to protect you then you are entitled to defend yourself.
>the Syrian state wasn't accommodated yet, unlike Cuba, to withstand the psychological change between being a normal integrated country with the west and being a sanctioned-to-the-bones country
More like it was incompetently run from day 1 and throughout the war was entirely dependent on Iranian and Russian support to continue existing. Even during the period where the SAA was winning their best units were either Hezbollah formations or commanded by IRGC officers. The main body of the SAA was always considered incompetent which is why they folded the moment they had to fight on their own.

>>2386580
>t. Turkish (NATO) intelligence
so now the turkish forces named the battalions and put in command PKK members on the SDF?
you are a firstgrader kid debating these issues.
let me put a list of figures that are/were members of the PKK, and they work in the YPG/SDF:

>within the YPG/SDF structure—of units or commanders whose names derive directly from prominent PKK figures:


<General Commander “Mazlum Kobane”


Real name: Farhad Abdi Shaheen

>PKK link: Served on the PKK’s umbrella Kurdistan Communities Union (KCK) executive council in 2013


>Current post: Commander‑in‑chief of the Syrian Democratic Forces


>Farhad Abdi Shaheen, better known by his nom de guerre Mazlum Kobane, began his career in the PKK and later transitioned into leading the YPG and SDF.


>“Martyr Mazloum” Battalion (Regiment 4, Afrin Canton)


>Name origin: Honors Mazlum Kobane


>Established: 2 July 2017


Strength: ~234 fighters

>This battalion is one of Afrin’s YPG regiments explicitly named after the SDF’s own commander, Mazlum Kobane—himself a former PKK cadre.


<“Martyr Bahoz Afrin” Battalion (Regiment 8, Afrin Canton)


Name origin: Honors Bahoz Erdal (Fehman Hüseyin), a longtime top commander of the PKK’s armed wing (HPG)

Established: 18 November 2017

Strength: ~234 fighters

<Bahoz Erdal (Dr. Bahoz) shared PKK leadership with Murat Karayılan and Cemil Bayık after Öcalan’s capture; this YPG regiment memorializes him.


I specifically rememeber back in 2015, when bunkerchan was on infinite chan, how "based" was that the PKK was forming the YPG/SDF forces, to then quietly shifting the narrative throughout the years, just because the turks decided to use these connections as a reason to further attack the PKK members, and linked people inside erdongan's land.

but hey, you know more than this undeniable evidence. and it doesn't matter, at the end of the day the PKK did a land grab, created a statehood inside Syria, despite all your denying.


the rest of your reply, I won't bother to read it. you aren't worth the time of a discussion in which you talk with such confidence it becomes delusional.


don't ask for links, search the names, this information is out in the open.

>>2386628
>don't ask for links, search the names, this information is out in the open
Published by who? Certainly not the Turkish government I bet.

>Certainly not the Turkish government I bet.
>this level of copium
lmao
this is dishonest debate, kek. not only the YPG/PKK don't deny their ties between them, there are pictures of these people in turkey, they were once arrested in turkey and then emerged in Syria and saboturd can't cope with the fact that the PKK did established a statehood, inside stolen land, in Syria, working in full overdrive to dismantle the Syrian state.
and this is the "western left".

>>2386675
>did established a statehood
Rojava wasn't a separate state and did not claim to be.
>inside stolen land
You can't steal land that you were already living on.
>working in full overdrive to dismantle the Syrian state
Then why did they repeatedly propose to create a new constitution for a federalized Syria? A proposal that Assad's allies urged him to accept? Pretty crazy that this "separatist" movement never declared independence and actually repeatedly tried to promote reintegration and closer relations with Damascus.


>Rojava wasn't a separate state and did not claim to be

chums, YPG issued a constitution
>inb4, muh it isn't.
by all means, is. defines institutions, and governance under their enforcing capabilities.
>you can't steal land you were already living on
damn, where in the zionist hell I have heard that line of reasoning before. It’s as if settlers simply placed a mattress on the lawn of an occupied community—and just like that, it becomes a rock‑solid excuse to claim the lawn as their own.
BRAVO, SABOCAT HAS USED THE ZIONIST DEFENSE for colonization of Palestine.

"Men of Dignity" holds Damascus responsible for the dangerous escalation in Sweida.
The Men of Dignity movement accuses the Syrian government of failing to protect the vital road between Damascus and Sweida and declares a general mobilization amid a bloody escalation and widespread clashes.

In an official statement, the Men of Dignity movement held the Syrian government primarily responsible for the worsening security situation in the southern Syrian province of Sweida, stating that "the escalating tension threatens civil peace and opens the door to chaos."

The movement explained that the roots of the tension lie in the "deliberate absence" of the state's role in protecting the vital road between Damascus and Sweida, amid what it described as repeated attacks and violations targeting civilians along this road, amid continued government disregard.

The movement affirmed that it is making strenuous efforts, in coordination with the governorate's dignitaries and authorities, to contain the escalation, emphasizing that the principle of self-defense "is inalienable." It declared a "general mobilization" with the aim of "deterring those who violate people's security," emphasizing that the goal is to protect civil peace, not to seek revenge.

<Violent clashes coincide with a large displacement movement

The Autonomous Administration of North and East Syria: Meetings with the Syrian government are an "important political achievement."
Autonomous Administration of North and East Syria: Meetings with the government an "important step" toward dialogue

In this context, local sources reported to Al-Mayadeen that armed groups seized control of the village of Al-Soura in the Suwayda countryside following violent clashes, coinciding with a widespread displacement from the area.

Local factions also regained control of the village of al-Tira, west of Sweida, while the Khalkhala area is witnessing a wave of displacement toward Sweida city, fearing intensified fighting.

Sources reported that violent clashes erupted near the Hazm village bridge north of the governorate, while other clashes erupted around the Tha'la airport between Druze factions and groups from Bedouin tribes.

For its part, the Syrian Observatory for Human Rights reported that the Syrian Ministry of Defense had deployed large military reinforcements to Sweida, noting that the death toll from the clashes had risen to 37.

Sweida has been witnessing clashes between Bedouin militants and Druze military factions, resulting in 37 deaths and more than 50 injuries.

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mossad agents HTS mobilizing through Syria. to attack the Druze: >>2386859 (NTA)
well, based ethnic cleansing, I guess. In the name of Rojava(TM).

>Hamoud al-Hanawi, a senior Druze cleric in As-Suwayda, called for calm in a statement Sunday, urging all parties “to halt anything that might sow division.” He also appealed to Syrian President Ahmad al-Shara to intervene
holly fuck, one cleric of the Druzes are asking alqaida assistance, lol, lmao, even.

>>2386929
why are you so obsessed with rojava man

>>2386968
isn't rojava a perennial topic of Syria? their actions and past actions will be continuously judged in this thread, alongside other factions, too.

>>2387344
you're not judging their actions though? you're talking about HTZ and Druze but blaming Rojava because you're an hyperfixated crypto-/pol/ack.

>>2387401
the topic of rojava comes in because there are people continuously defending a bunch of delta crescent oil financed separatists with the pretext of a pseudo socialist project that was never meant to be to begin with. no one comes in and defend HTS or the Druze, no one paints them as revolutionaries or socialists. that's why I don't waste my time on them, and just posts here and there some news about those groups.
but I won't let the whitewashing of a hideous faction that were the most active part of the dissolution of the legitimate Syrian government (i.ex. Alqaida-HTS had the Turkish blessing, kurds had THE US blessing) slide.
>crypto-/pol/ack
don't project, little snide-guy. CIA-"leftist" backed groups aren't left, you fedposter.

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>Assad gave Palestinian refugees equal rights and responsibilities– something no other Arab ruler did.

>Jolani just revoked their special status. They're no longer "Syrian Palestinians" but "Palestinian residents".


>Bravo, all the "pro-Palestine" people who cheered in December.

>>2387444 (me)
I agree with Richard on the second post. "I give Israelis 10/10 for their propaganda". Because the stupidity of the "left" is baffling. Not only did it work, Jolani is normalizing with the zionists during the genocide, dismantles Palestinian groups and rights inside Syria, and they will still cheer for Assad's fall.
absolutely horrible.

>>2387444
The people cheering for the downfall of Assad's Syria are not "the left" they are glowies and wreckers and DEMONkkkrats.

>>2387448
well, Yanis Varoufakis calls himself left, Marxist, etc. soooo….
but I agree.

>>2387429
You're obsessed bud. Speak to your doctor, get some actual mental health help.

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Death to Druze Zionist terrorists

>>2387448
Assad more like Ass advancing to Russia. Goodbye islamist socdem retard. Rojava falling in two weeks!!!!!

>>2386749
Arab nationalism won't ever stop being funny

>>2386933
Hanawi is a huge cuck simp for HTS. The Druze did a drive by on him a few months ago

>>2387547
I am reading reports that the group is divided between pro-HTS and not HTS.
hts blocked the communications of Suwayda. See one example: >>2386859, I wonder if that's the case for Bedouins. for all intents and purposes, HTS seems to be sending forces to squash the Druze: >>2386929

>Israel launched a number of bombardments to different Syrian-HTS tank mobilizations across its southern border.
>Syrian-HTS government mobilized a number of tanks, scrambling to the south eastern regions to stop the ethnic clashes between Bedouins and Druze.
>The justification for the attack comes in because zionists perceive the tank mobilization as a threat to their border.
erdogcuck can't even have a proper functioning proxy state 😭😭😭

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HTS forces have entered the outskirts of the city. Heavy fighting currently ongoing.

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>>2388721
Another vid from that area.

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>we r le based resistance against islamists
*does nothing*
*cucks to goatfucker terrorists*

>>2388742
They are digging some cope trenches in the middle of the desert now after realizing the US dont need them anymore and that the PKK have cucked them

they are probably gonna massacre the druze just like what they did in the coast against alawites lol

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More vids including clashes.

Rumors that a ceasefire has been agreed to between both sides.

>ISRAEL IS ACTING TO PREVENT THE SYRIAN REGIME FROM HARMING SYRIAN DRUZE AND TO ENSURE DEMILITARIZATION OF THE AREA ADJACENT TO BORDER WITH SYRIA - STATEMENT
yeah baby 6 day war 2.0

>Israeli planes launches a new raid on the city of Sweida - reports

>
Syria Military Police Commander in the Ministry of Defense, Brigadier General Ali Al-Hassan: We would like to inform our people in the city of Sweida of the start of the deployment of military police and internal security management elements in the city, and therefore any transgression can be followed up with them directly.

>IDF: ‘Under the guidance of the political echelon, the IDF began a short time ago to strike military assets of the Syrian regime forces in As-Suwayda, southern Syria.

>This follows the detection, starting yesterday evening, of convoys that included armored personnel carriers and tanks of the Syrian regime, moving toward As-Suwayda in southern Syria.


>Subsequently, the IDF struck several armored vehicles, including tanks, armored personnel carriers, and rocket launchers, as well as access routes, in order to disrupt their arrival in the area.


>The IDF continues to monitor developments with readiness for defense and various scenarios.’

The city is currently in a clam stalemate.

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HTS is withdrawing heavy equipment from the area, probably cause they realised mid-way through that this exposes them to Israeli airstrikes.

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Destroyed GSS car in the city.

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>>2388742
They are being invaded by goat fuckers of the north

>>2388742
>Rojava outlives ISIS Syria
>Rojava outlives Assad
<You are here
>Rojava outlives ISIS Syria, again
>Rojava outlives Turkey
For all the talk about how western leftists love martyrs and "losers", the multipolaroids sure love losers too.

I will say the Rojavan leadership is very dumb for not thinking this would be an inevitability.

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(Gore) Vid of ambush of in the city, and also pics of dead HTS fighters.

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Welp, it has already started. Partially censored vid showing the aftermath of a Druze civilian massacre in a guesthouse.

nothing changes

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More clashes. Wounded HTS fighter being transported to safety.

Also the HTS guy running around shooting in the first vid is such a based retard lol.

>>2388827 (samefag)
Also, what's up with the low discipline when it comes to recording among HTS? On top of the guy that provided us the video, there's also another guy who suddenly pulls out his phone and starts recording in the middle of an active firefight.

>>2387429
Rojava has gotten surprisingly little out of cooperation with the US other than a handful of IFVs. They got fucked on Afrin and the US just watched as the Turks slaughtered the YPG, and now the Trump admin is trying to bring Jolani and his goons into the Abraham Accords on the request of Gulf states. Like why are you still even mad? Assad is gone.

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>>2388823 (samefag)
Found uncensored version.

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Another ambush.

According to the Syrian government itself, 233 GSS fighters have been killed so far.

we have reached cuckolding levels previously thought impossible

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Dead GSS fighter with ISIS headband.

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More clashes.

What's happening? Its flaring up again?

>>2388913
Israel wants its Golan Heights.

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Another ambush.

Druze have recaptured territory in the north of the city.

>>2388913
Suwayda (majority Druze area) has been de-facto autonomous since the fall of Assad, with HTS trying various times to capture the area. This is their most overt attempt yet.

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Druze in the centre of the city.

>>2388791
Why do they put the tanks on trucks to drive them? why don't they just, you know, drive them?

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Very noticeable advances by the Druze. Not sure if they can keep it up though.

Suwayda crisis: Israel gives order to strike Damascus forces
While the Israeli government ordered its army to “strike” Damascus forces in Suwayda, an influential spiritual leader of the Druze community said that the declaration approving the entry of Damascus forces into the city was signed under pressure.

As forces loyal to the interim government in Damascus entered the Suwayda city, varying statements are coming from Druze spiritual leaders.

Hikmet El Hicri, an influential spiritual leader of the Druze community, stated that the declaration approving the entry of Damascus forces into the city was signed under pressure and that they did not accept the city being turned into a war zone. El Hicri said, "We do not accept anything written on our behalf that we do not believe in. The published declaration was prepared under intense pressure. From this day forward, we will not recognize any voice that does not reflect our true stance."

On the other hand, the interim government's defense minister announced on his X account that a complete ceasefire had been declared in Suwayda. Clashes resumed in the morning when Syrian forces entered the city.

The use of force by Syrian forces to enter the city is considered a violation of the related agreement.

In the meantime, Israel carried out airstrikes targeting Syrian forces in the city.

As the situation in the city remains complicated, the Israeli army was ordered to strike targets belonging to Damascus forces. Immediately afterwards, a new air strike was carried out in Suwayda.

In addition, according to a statement by the Israeli army spokesman, Syrian military convoys containing tanks, armored personnel carriers, and multiple rocket launchers were spotted moving toward the Suwayda mountain region on Monday evening. In response, the Israeli military struck the vehicles and several access routes, preventing their deployment. The army stated that it remains on high alert, continues to monitor the situation, and is preparing for potential escalation scenarios.

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and Defense Minister Israel Katz issued a joint statement justifying the attacks as necessary to prevent any attacks on the Druze community in Syria, emphasizing the deep familial, historical, and social ties between the Druze in Syria and Druze citizens in Israel.

The statement said, “Israel is determined to prevent the Syrian regime from harming this community and to implement its policy of demilitarization in southern Syria.”

its happening

>>2388827
>Also the HTS guy running around shooting in the first vid is such a based retard lol.
Must have found Assad's leftover Captagon stash

>>2388832
>Also, what's up with the low discipline when it comes to recording among HTS? On top of the guy that provided us the video, there's also another guy who suddenly pulls out his phone and starts recording in the middle of an active firefight.
I will call your attention to the fact that the men with automatic weapons think they're Rambo and are showing off for social media.

>>2388935
>Why do they put the tanks on trucks to drive them? why don't they just, you know, drive them?
Strategic redeployment. Tanks are slow, heavy, and burn a lot of fuel. You don't really drive them normally. Also they can get fucked up by throwing a track. Putting them on flatbeds and speeding down the highway is the same principle as moving them by rail before deploying them to combat zones.

<Follow my tracers!

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Fighting in the city + dead HTS soldiers.

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Advances by the Druze.

>>2388960
>Strategic redeployment. Tanks are slow, heavy, and burn a lot of fuel. You don't really drive them normally. Also they can get fucked up by throwing a track.
Sounds like bad design tbh.
>>2388970
>>2388968
Thanks anon but you don't need to post every video you find on twitter, they're all showing the same thing.

HTS have been encircled in the city's hospital for the past 30 minutes but now there are reports that they have been cleared out. I don't think it was that big of a garrison.

I don't even know who to support anymore.

>>2388972
>Sounds like bad design tbh.
Not for the time (1950s). There are just inefficiences that come with building a 36-ton tracked vehicle designed mainly to travel off road. If they sent these vehicles from Damascus then that's a 50-mile trip, which it can make on a single tank but not very quickly, and that's a problem if you want to move them in a hurry.

>>2388982
Syria is a singularity of treachery and sectarianism, even moreso than places like Iraq and whatnot.

>>2388972
I'll try to stuff 5 vids into one post from now on.

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>Israel's Diaspora Affairs Minister Amichai Chikli on Tuesday called for the elimination of Syrian President Ahmed al-Sharaa, amid ongoing Israeli strikes targeting the regime in Syria. Chikli's statement comes even as diplomatic efforts continue to promote a potential security agreement between the two countries.

>"If it looks like Hamas, talks like Hamas, and acts like Hamas, it's Hamas!" Chikli declared. "We must not stand idly by in the face of the Islamist-Nazi terror regime of al-Qaida operatives in suits. Anyone who believes that Ahmad al-Sharaa is a legitimate leader is gravely mistaken. He is a terrorist and a barbaric murderer who should be eliminated without delay.

https://www.israelhayom.com/2025/07/15/israeli-minister-calls-for-elimination-of-syrian-president-al-sharaa/

>>2389006
Worst guy you ever know makes a great point.

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1st: Druze reinforcements on their way to the city.

2nd: Ambush.

3rd: Druze advances.

4th: Hospital recently captured by the Druze.

5th: Yahya al-Hajaar, a pro-HTS Druze leader, has been captured by forces loyal to Hikmat al-Hijri (anti-HTS Druze leader).

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HTS drones in the city.

So, are the Syrian Druze /ourguys/?


>>2389050
Israel is using their repression as an excuse to expand their borders.

>#BREAKING Violent clashes as Syrian government forces enter Sweida city, reports AFP correspondent. Prominent Druze spiritual leader calls for fight against government forces

aaaaand it's a civil war again

>>2389055
But isn't HTS supposed to be pro-Israel? And aren't non-Israeli Druzes antizionists?
Damn, Syria is such a convoluted mess.

>>2388806
the US outlived the nazis, so they became the nazis. so your point is…?
>multipolaroids sure love losers too
So Cuba, the DPKR, Vietnam, China, Nepal, Venezuela, are losers? interesting.

>>2388847
> little out of cooperation with the US
why the incessant lies? the necessity of whitewashing this? the US gave them air defense system and the political protection (you attack them, or enter our territory, you attack me kind of deal). and most of the oil of Syria was in their hands, with the help of delta crescent they could get that precious oil on international markets, giving a life line for their institutions to exist and function. and whatever assistance through civilians means, like building communication lines, utility services, etc.
>Assad is gone.
Exactly, and they play a huge role on that. they deserve scrutiny, public shame otherwise until they change their actions to a meaningful entity.

>>2388982
Socialists in the north doing pragmatism.

>reactionaries killing each other
Rojava will waltz into Damascus

>>2388871
>>2388862
i wonder if the Syrian caliphate HTS is sending either the most extremists or the most cuckest. I am curious what pieces are they scarifying.

>>2389114
>>2389114
with what weapons? the ones their burned? lmao

>>2389121
What is the turkish equivalent of the Mossad?

>>2389124
Millî İstihbarat Teşkilatı, the MIT

>>2389124
>what's nato equivalent of nato?
nato.

1st: Israeli airstrikes on HTS tanks.

2nd: HTS forces took out a Druze tank.

3rd: Druze advances.

4th: Clashes.

5th: Clashes.

>>2389121
That PKK, A. B, They didn't burn all the weapons in a ceremonial bowl, you simpleton.
Fuck me how do you mental deficits even find this website? it honestly amazes me how you manage to stray away from the Big Five self-containment zone.
>>2389124
>What is the turkish equivalent of the Mossad?
MIT/Regular Turkish mafias/Various Ultranationalist 'civilian' organisations. But they're all kind of the same thing.

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1st: Druze advances.

2nd: Destroyed HTS vehicles.

3rd: Captured HTS member.

4th: Druze advances.

5th: Destroyed vehicles outside the hospital. Reports that HTS has recaptured it are fake.

I want Rojava to get its head out the sand but it refuses.

Laith al-Balous, another pro-HTS and anti-Hijri Druze leader, has been confirmed dead. Previously the other one was captured >>2389020

All the pro-HTS guys are getting rooted out.

>>2389139
> They didn't burn all the weapons in a ceremonial bowl, you simpleton.
>RRRREEEEE
>le some burned weapons doesn't mean they doesn't have the capabilities to march to Damascus.
cry moar.
they sold to the curcks, now they deserve mocking.

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>>2389154
this is bordiga's dream: armchair rojava federalism revolution, with 0 Soviet thought.

>>2388982
You don't have to pick a team every time. It's a complex situation.

>>2388982
support local not-imperialism-backed groups that are attacked by the imperialism-backed groups. as simple as.

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1st: Captured HTS vehicles.

2nd: More captured vehicles.

3rd: Druze sniper.

4th: Druze advances.

5th: Druze advances.

>>2389189
>>2389137
>>2389141
It's becoming the same thing as in Latakia
>send a bunch of inbreds in trucks with no fire support because Israel blew it all up lmfao
>get raped and lose hundreds of men
>chimp out and start killing civilians

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1st: HTS Shaheen (drone) brigade in action.

2nd: HTS fighters' uniforms hastily disrobed by deserters.

3rd: Police HQ captured by Druze.

>>2389189
Mr Anonymous due to my clients malding at inbred takfiris in your videos courts have found you liable for my clients prescription of Minoxidil. If you do not contact the relevant authorities by the end of the week bailiffs will be dispatched. Kind Regards.

Death to Druze zionist proxies

Unverified reports that the Druze have completely recaptured the city by this point.
Probably bullshit but police HQ + hospital + central governorate building means they control around 75% at least.

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>>2388982
It's not that complicated. It's a shitshow and a bunch of bad guys are fighting each other and ethnically cleanse and commit genocide as they are able – and I would probably react in kind if I were the one getting genocided too and it's 100% kill or be killed. People don't typically like dying. Everybody in the whole conflict is complicit with atrocity and brutalized by atrocity. There are many issues in our world that you can probably make a difference on, but unless you live there, this one sure as hell isn't it.

>>2389112
LOL you're gonna shame them? Unless you're willing to write "shame" on an RPG warhead with a severed Kurdish head dangling from it, and then fire it at them, they've probably heard worse. I'm just trying to put this into perspective.

>>2389169
Druze pulled a tactical retreat then…

>>2389223
curcks can't even into real functioning proxy states 😩😩😩

>>2389226
>you're gonna shame them
yes, I am gonna.
>they've probably heard worse.
and they will keep hearing worse.
>perspective
I don't care about perspective. just shame.

>>2389220
Lol. Try doing anything against zionists first, ummahcuck. You wanted Assad gone and you got it.

The Druze are right to fight but this is all a clusterfuck of interests.

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>>2389231
>I don't care about perspective. just shame.
But guilt is purified in flames (see that rhymes, like poetry)

idf publishing videos of their airstrikes on HTS tanks. to further humiliating the sunni-cucks.

>>2389242
>that rhymes, like poetry
??? you probably mean pottery. It's okay ESLanon, we all were beggars once.

>>2389242
the only flames I've seen it's the ones the kuckrds used to burn their weapons.

>>2389254
if Israel and the Druze can pummel HTS hard enough, the Kurds might be in a position to demand more.

>>2388722
Great quality camera.

Based. FUCK THE DRUZE

>>2389095
>But isn't HTS supposed to be pro-Israel?
It is, but Israel only respects strength. Begging weak reactionary sellouts get kicked in the gut over and over for fun like they deserve.

If Israel can at least kill Jolani I am in favor.

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1st: Captured HTS vehicles.

Rest are clashes.

>>2389259
How are you so mad about this that you're impotently seething about it in a thread about something else?
Get a grip, lmao.

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SDF mobilising in Raqqa?

Probably not serious, but just trying to take the heat off the Druze by making sure HTS doesn't send everything to Suwayda.

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>>2389266
Just when i thought i couldn't mald any further this guy did a face.

>>2389267
I am actually enjoying people failing to rebuke anything I've said about the kurcks. anything else to add except more projection? because you know, your reply reads more like malding and seething, and asking me to leave. do you want to add something of value or disguise the seething replies with deflective replies?

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The guy who kicked a Druze turban in a recent sectarian video is dead.

Or maybe he did. Idk some people say that's not him.

>>2389260
If HTS get pummeled enough they'll just collapse lmao

>>2389271
>SDF mobilising in Raqqa?
Probably to prevent the Damascus gov to try and take it after the failed talks last week.

>>2389271
they are quite far away, and I haven't seen any evidence they care too much about the Druze, tbh. like you reads the kurds sites and news about the kurds, and they haven't made any statement of condemnation so far, nor criticism, nothing relevant.

>>2389262
Nu-Syria just revoked Palestinian rights. Lol.

>>2389278
based, retard anti-communist killed, is based in my book.

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>>2389283
>like you reads the kurds sites and news about the kurds, and they haven't made any statement of condemnation so far, nor criticism, nothing relevant.
???
>We condemn the ongoing attacks and assaults targeting villages and towns in the Sweida Governorate, which have resulted in the loss of many lives and the burning and looting of dozens of civilian homes and farms.
<The repeated attacks on our people in Sweida and the ongoing harassment they face in their lives, movements, and freedom of movement are a source of concern to us and represent a setback to the hopes and aspirations of Syrians.
>We call for an end to these attacks, ensuring their non-recurrence, and providing full opportunity for national initiatives to resolve all issues in a manner consistent with the aspirations of all components of the Syrian people.
Like i said, get a grip, you're drowning in petty resentment.

Just a heads-up that it's night-time in MENA now so a video isn't recent if it shows daylight.


Will Israel annex Suwayda Governorate by the end of this whole thing

>>2389299
jeeez
for one side, I'd hate to see a W for natoIsrael, on the other side I'd love to see nato Erdogan malding at this.

>>2388816
>>2388823
Good riddance to Druze zionist terrorists

Front is calm now. Unknown who controls what area of the city exactly but it seems like the Druze factions have most of it. Wild day.

>>2389238
I support Assad.
But Druze are zionist vermin and therefore I support HTS in this case

>I support persecution

>>2389285
Druze literally murder Palestinian children

>>2389320
Those poor persecuted terrorists who sided with the Zionist entity.

an arab assisted the IDF in Palestine, kill all arabs.

>>2389308
Government types on shitter are saying they're sending in specops with night gear and shit, that probably isn't true though because i cannot thathom why you would say this. But also it could be true because it's inbred takfiris, there is no logic.
If true let's hope they get lit up doing their navy seal team larp.

>>2389327
That's probably bullshit, but HTS is indeed constantly massing manpower (not necessarily of good quality) there. They might make another push for the city.

Prediction: it's gonna end in some ceasefire and also Israel could potentially enforce its goal of demilitarising south Syria.

>>2389297
>they didn't even make a statement! suspicious!
<they did make a statement, yesterday.
>all they did was make a statement! pathetic!
Lmao.

Pro-HTS accounts say that HTS has launched a second attack on the city.

>>2389326
Are you making an equivalency between Druze who are deeply integrated into the IDF and the rare number of arabs who serve?

Were you dropped on your head as a child?

>>2389346
Yes anon, no religious group can be accused of being fully in league with a political state. Not even Jews. Apologising for a salafist repression of religious communities, let alone religious leaders, is disgusting.

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>>2389340
oh no, imagine that, I got owned because in 24, things that change fast, in particular because I rely on their most verified source of information that hasn't posted anything relevant to the last 24 hours: https://t.me/YPGinfo (yes, this is the closest thing to a verified information source because in here have appeared the most official statements before any other places) hasn't posted anything.
so let me ask you, why you ran here post something that has no relation to the ongoing clash (see picrel, translation to this >>2389290
) to claim they care, which made me see other alternative sources that have no official confirmation posted in the official TG channel?
are you a kurck?

>>2389344
on the night? damn, are they having air reconnaissance support from the curcks? let me check.

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Mortar + rocket shelling on Suwayda coming from the west.
This does sort of confirm that the Druze control most of the city.

Also, a church got burned.

>>2389358
It's not confirmed yet.

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>>2389358
>>2389344
it seems so. nato has done aerial surveying recons.

The US, the EU and the UK has unsanctioned a country that has a literal jihadist in power that kills its religious minorities, just because they'll accept the abraham accords and no longer be a obstacle

>>2389362
That's 7 hours ago and NATO isn't 100% pro-HTS.

>>2389356
>le telegram is the only source of verified and relevant info
your brain is actually rotted lmao.

>>2389367
>le strongly worded letter with a deceitful post makes me be right
your brain in western "leftist".
>>2389364
perhaps. but is not too out of place, since curcks are nato.

Israeli Channel 12, citing an American source, reported: Israel promises Washington to halt its attacks on Syrian army forces starting this evening.
it's c12 so could well be perfidy.

Second attack confirmed.

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>>2389351
Trying to deflect from Druze complicity in Israeli war crimes by pointing to the tiny number of Sunni Arabs in the IDF is pathetic. The Druze collectively serve—by choice, with pride, in high numbers—and have been fully integrated into the military structure that occupies, bombs, and brutalizes Palestinians. That’s not the same as a rare handful of marginalised, often economically desperate Sunni Arabs joining the army. The Druze community has made a political decision to align with the settler-colonial state, and they should be held accountable for it.

>>2389351
What percentage of Jews in the west support the zionist entity?

>>2389055
I think they want a buffer puppet druze state actually. They already have the strategically significant spots under complete control, now the druze will provide some separation from the rest of the syrian clusterfuck, and will be convenient to fuck with syria if needs be, while not endangering any isareli soldier given theres not any aa left in syria and they will blow up from the air any other force coming close to their druze puppets.

>>2389173
PKK isnt rojava you idiot, and Im pretty sure the deal was actually that the kurds in turkey disarm in exchange for turkey leaving rojava alone

>>2389346
>>2389326
the only bad Druze are the ones that left Syria to join the zionists. those who stayed in Syria are not responsible for their brainwashed IDF counterparts. know your tribes.

>>2389498
see >>2386514, >>2386628
>they dissarmed in curckey so they are left alone in rojava.
damn, you don't see how that statement contradicts your argument that they aren't the same side of the coin, don't you?
if they have nothing to do with each other, why did they disarm?
>le curcks have associated so much their relationship, despite is a lie, they have no other choice!!!1one
another plausible explanation: they have now a state where to go and operate, in exchange of facing a war they knew they couldn't win, scarifying the legitimate government of Syria in the process: if you can't defeat your enemies, defeat the enemies of your enemies and your enemy will leave you alone.

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Apparently the stadium is on fire.

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>>2389484
>The Druze community has made a political decision to align with the settler-colonial state, and they should be held accountable for it.
Druze are ultimately pragmatists who side with whoever the power is in their area. So you'll see Israeli Druze serve in the army, but the Druze in Majdal Shams in the Golan (until Assad's ouster) would hold portraits of Assad and fly SAR flags because the Golan's status is technically still kind of conditional (Israel ain't ever giving that shit back though) and they have extended family members in Syria. And Israel would also allow this because it's part of the whole deal. It's something about being a stateless ethno-religious minority who don't convert others and have no interest in a state.

Also the Druze were allies with the PLO during the Lebanese Civil War.

Then another factor is that the Syrian Druze worked out some deal with Assad to keep their own guns and have their own police. Essentially no different from the Israeli Druze who side with the Israeli government. Now everything is up in the air and the Druze are in a vulnerable position again.

>>2389317
>I support Assad.
>But Druze are zionist vermin and therefore I support HTS in this case
Well the plot twist is there are pro-HTS types saying they're going after "Assad loyalists" and the local Druze sheikh, Hikmat Al-Hijri, who has been described as a "a supporter of Bashar al Assad's government" (can't confirm that though).
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hikmat_al-Hijri

>>2389492
>I think they want a buffer puppet druze state actually.
Yeah I think so too. Kind of do there what they did in Lebanon in the 1980s with the South Lebanon Army.

Basically this is like one of those Stonetoss tug-of-war comics where there's a completely contradictory alliance of people pulling on the rope. You have essentially Assadist guys getting supported by Israel against the HTS takfiri-zombies who other former Assadists now support out of reactionary resentment at Syria's minorities for not being Assadist enough.

>>2389575
I can only imagine they are burning corpses there
fuck curcks, fuck zionists, fuck nato.

>>2389580
>Yeah I think so too. Kind of do there what they did in Lebanon in the 1980s with the South Lebanon Army.
I hope the Druze in southern Syria gets that state-like status for good, best outcome IMHO.

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Gore vid showing the corpse of a Druze sheikh being run over with a car.

>>2389626
Was this pro or anti HTS sheikh?

I don't understand the anti-druze posts. Druze communities fought for both sides in the civil war.

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>nafo loons are pro-HTS.
of course.

>>2389820
Must feel good to finally be able to do regime-posting after 14 years

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Govt claims they've taken parts of the city, definitely more equipped and organised seeming than the regular lot. Might just be photo ops on the outskirts though.

>>2389859
Let's see in their morning. but I am hating it. fucking child beheaders.

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Welp, it's morning now and there wasn't some tacticool attack by navy SEAL hajjis.
Obviously, you don't use specops to do the grunt work of taking and holding territory.
Also Israeli airstrikes have restarted.

Vids:
1st: Sporadic fighting in the night.

2nd: HTS soldiers attempting to take a village in the north of the province.

3rd: Druze in Suwayda in the morning.

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HTS assault on the western part of the city using tanks.

Israeli jets are currently hovering over the city.

I remember two years ago when chuds were freaking out about a potential druze rebellion against chudsad. That aged poorly.

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Israeli airstrikes confirmed.

1st: New clashes in the city.

2nd: Israeli airstrikes.

Numerous Israeli airstrikes on both targets inside the city and also on convoys heading for it.

the horrors of Sunni retardation

>>2389580
>>2389484
you assholes always think it is fine to massacre a whole community because some of its leaders take sides which you do not like.
Apply the same logic to Sunnis. No! Then you will cry 'islamophobia'!!
Sunnis are the most Israeli-like muslims to exist. You constantly moan and cry about your oppression despite being barbaric monsters yourselves.

Massive explosion reported in Damascus.

>>2390764
please Allah, may Jolene's asshole explode

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1st: The famous "Dawa Truck" that has been driving around Christian and Alawite neighbourhoods since the fall of Assad has been spotted in the outskirts of the city. You can hear Quran 5:33 as it's passing by the camera since it mentions the chopping of hands.

2nd: HTS seem to have recaptured that northwestern roundabout you saw earlier in yesterday's videos.

3rd: Destroyed HTS cars.

4th: HTS forces in the north of the province preparing to take a village.

5th: Druze forces in the city.

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Ministry of Defence building on fire in Damascus.

Israel has carried out 3 big airstrikes on the capital so far in the past 30 minutes.

Approximately 18 combat support airstrikes have been carried out by Israel near Suwayda and neighbouring villages in the past hour.

Israel has threatened to start assassinating senior Syrian government officials if the offensive on Suwayda doesn't stop.

>>2389484
>nationalist saying an entire community
Islamo-stalinism is strong with this one. Keep praying.

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1st: That guy who recorded himself killing elderly Alawites in the coast a few months ago not only hasn't been punished, but is participating in the Suwayda offensive.

2nd: Video of clashes and also a dead HTS soldier.

3rd: The moment a building in Damascus got bombed.

4th: HTS-aligned Bedouins using suicide bombers in their assault on a village.

5th: HTS convoy presumably destroyed by Israeli airstrikes.

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Lots of protests in Druze areas like Jamarana against the Syrian government.

>>2389772
Anti-HTS. The guys in the vid are shouting sectarian slogans.

Israel assassinated the Brigadier-General of the 40th artillery regiment, Muammar Ibrahim.

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>>2390796 (samefag)

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Guess the Israeli assassination threats were serious.
Khalid al-Zaabi, head of Bosra city council, has been assassinated.

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>when the Ziorats are fighting with takfiris

>>2390811
like when the nazxis fought against the austrian fascists

More Damascus airstrikes.

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1st: Israeli airstike compilation.

2nd: HTS member dead in car.

3rd: Clashes.

4th: Clashes.

5th: Aftermath of a Damascus airstrike.

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>>2390774
>Ministry of Defence building on fire in Damascus.
Got caught on video during a broadcast.

>>2390803
>Guess the Israeli assassination threats were serious.
They usually are.

>>2390822
it looks like there is a guy walking right before the strike hits

>>2390822
That's the recent bombing. The MoD building was the first airstrike like 2 hours ago and it has been non-stop since then.

Airstrike on the presidential palace. Symbolic cause Julani probably isn't there but still a serious escalation.

>>2390828
Oh you're right. They also hit the rooftop.

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MoD building is on complete fire.

Israeli airstrikes every quarter-hour in Damascus that it's hard to keep up.

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>>2390834
Don't think they're going to be normalizing relations.

Triplet-airstrikes on the General Staff building.

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>>2390842
Another closer perspective.

Mount Qasioun bombed. Facilities on and inside of it hold military assets and potentially military personnel.

i promise to critically support israel for 24 hours if one of their strikes kills jolani

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RIP SAMSyria. He would've been posting interception videos now.

>blast heard in Damascus

Another wave of sorties heading towards Syria.

>Druze conquer Syria with the help of Israel, Kurds and minorities
>Druze Assad reopen Sednaya Jail, invite Hezbollah, Iranians and Isrealis to cement his rule
>Idlib become a concentration camp for Sunnis
>Mass Sunni suicide in the Middle East, in Germany and in France as polytheists have their own state where the Islamic State was supposed to be

Critical support for moderate jihadists.

>Breaking: Israel PM Netanyahu’s asks to stop his trial hearing after an “urgent” message he received from his military advisor

>The IDF says it is preparing for several days of combat in Syria.
OPERATION BIBIROSSA LIVES

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1st: Captured HTS soldiers.

2nd: IDF footage of the MoD building airstrikes.

3rd: HTS soldier LARPing with a sword in Suwayda.

>>2390774
nato attacking nato 🥰

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>Druze militiamen loyal to Al-Hijri raising an Israeli flag where the Syrian one used to be near Suwayda
these your boys?

>>2389775
Islamist retards on here

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What do the cunts who defend the Druze have to say about this?

Bomb em all Julani

Who knew a socialist state was actually the safest place to be for different cultures

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Jej.

Let the religious retards kill each other

>>2390799
>>2390796
if it's zionist osint, I would take it like a grain of salt.

>>2390910
It has been confirmed by MoD.

Death death to the IDF
Death death to Druze Zionist terrorists

>>2390909
I don't care how retarded each side is, I just want israel to lose

Explosion in Daraa. Military assassination?

Let them destroy each other and then Rojava will just march into Damascus EZ

Imagine telling all of this to someone from November 2024 lol.

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Israeli media showed this map of Syria a few months ago showing a Druze-Kurdish Federation that would be allied to Israel

>>2390922
Imagine telling me last week when people on Twitter were saying Based Sunni Syria would join Le Based Abraham Accords 2.0 (MAGA Edition) that would rejuvenate the India-Middle East-Europe Corridor and establish a THOUSAND YEAR ZIO-BURGERREICH but then Netanyahu was like "nah lmao"

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>>2390847
>>2390842
>>2390834
>>2390822
please god let there be curcks generals, advisors, and intelligence officers in that building because it would be fucking funny.

>>2390908
this is the kind of shit Assad had to deal with.

>The U.S. Ambassador to Israel, Mike Huckabee, arrived on Wednesday at the district court in Tel Aviv to attend Benjamin Netanyahu's corruption trial.
fucking kek Huckabee was at the trial Netanyahu left early to bomb damascus

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THEY ALSO BOMBED THE PRESIDENTIAL PALACE

>>2390941
Already pointed out.

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strategic reason the zionists are protecting the Druze.

>>2390951
I think the complete demilitarisation of south Syria is still a more important goal.


>>2390822
I'm confused. Why are the islamists letting a lady with her hair out read the news?


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