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Recent news:
Last thread lasted 2 days, so these events are separated by hours.

STG stalemates in Suwayda after the Israeli bombings.
STG withdraws due to the Israeli pressure.
Many civilian massacres and violations are uncovered after STG forces leave. At the same time, Druze commit atrocities against Bedouins.
Sectarian attacks against Druze outside of Suwayda.
Bedouin tribes announce a mobilisation against the Druze of Suwayda, vowing to continue the fight without the government.
Most tribes join convoys heading for Suwayda. Many sectarian non-tribals also do.
Tribals advance slowly through Suwayda.
More convoys.
Druze launch a counter-offensive that retakes some villages.
Stalemate at front.
More convoys.
Very recently government calls on the tribes to leave. They refuse. Reports of government attempting to block roads.
Israel seems to intensify its airstrikes a bit.

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

Homs holds

>The circular was officially issued: The Damascus-Daraa / Damascus-Suwayda highway is completely closed to all armed convoys and groups. The passage of any armed vehicle or personnel through these roads is strictly prohibited until further notice. The road is open to civilians only, and everyone is requested to strictly adhere to this directive under penalty of law.

Explosion of ammo depot in Idlib.

Tom Barrack announces ceasefire.

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Where my Drews at?

What will happen if the tribals don't comply?

If al-Hijri still rules Suwayda after this, then the STG can be said to havd lost.

>>2394632
>What will happen if the tribals don't comply?
Then Julie is done.

>>2394632
wasnt there a statement in the old thread saying the tribes are not planning to comply?

>>2394665
Yes, but they could possibly fold under pressure.

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STG attempting to control the convoys and block the roads.

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Druze celebrating, though the terms of the agreement is still unknown.

>>2394629
he will safely move towards the frontline and talk with a bunch of people that hear no reason and not trained to obey centralized command centers to go and tell them that the ceasefire is in effect.

Stole this from Reddit so take it with a brain of balt.
>Report on the Latest Agreement:
>The situation is being monitored on the ground through reconnaissance aircraft, alongside the presence of field intelligence elements affiliated with mediating parties. An agreement has been reached to hand over medium and heavy weapons from all participating parties.

>As a primary guarantor, Jordan has mobilized its forces in preparation for any emergency and is ready to intervene immediately within its borders in case of an escalation threatening its frontiers.


>Lengthy and complex negotiations were conducted through mediators, without any direct communication with "the Blue Entity." The Syrian side led the operation with skill and intelligence to ensure the cessation of confrontations and resolution of the conflict, while securing guarantees to hold perpetrators of violations accountable from all parties.


>Internal security elements will be integrated with local forces, as previously agreed, and any violation of the agreement by any party will be met with force and decisiveness immediately.


>State institutions will soon resume operations in the province, and electricity and water will be restored to Daraa and Sweida within 24 hours.


>Combing operations and the pursuit of gangs will continue for at least two days, in cooperation with residents and local elements.


>The relevant ministries are preparing to send necessary aid and supplies to the two provinces tomorrow morning.


>There is currently no information regarding the future of Al-Hajari, and this is not considered a priority for the Syrian state, which is focused on protecting civilians and addressing the situations of similar individuals at the appropriate time.


>Finally, the state will emphasize the need to reject hate speech and incitement, and anyone who promotes, engages in, documents, or incites such acts by any means will be held accountable.

Rojava sisters, what are the Kurds doing showing support to the Druze and Israel?

>>2394779
I think that despite ultra whining Israel is anti imperialistically bombing the al qaeda regime changers in damascus and avenging Assad while you sit in your armchair

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Tribals are going all-out and making one final push. This level of fighting deep into the night is unusual.

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IAF dropping more warning flares.

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Lol some retards are shooting at flares.

Unverified reports that a convoy opened fire on police blocking them.

>>2394794
bro your country is poor. ammo is expensive.

>>2394796
>ooof
this is getting incredibly intense.

>>2394803
Wait for confirmation.

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STG police.

>>2394803
Probably won't get any real confirmations until the morn.

Sources are biased on whether STG will enter Suwayda or not.

Keep in mind even when it's agreed they shouldn't enter, STG still has an incentive to lie to temporarily keep the extremists in check and trick as much as tribals as possible. In fact they might have been instructed to that.

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Tribal complaining about Julani.

Clashes in Suwayda mostly stopped. Maybe the tribals gave up or disintegrated.

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SAK official readout of the talk between the MoF of the SAK and narco rubio.

>>2394756
>take it with a brain of balt
The brain of a Balt is 99% filled with Nazism.

Hijri says he supports the ceasefire.

Al-Watan Newspaper:
Details of the agreement reached under US auspices:
• The entry of state administrative and security institutions into the province.
• Integration of members of the factions from Sweida into the security and Ministry of Defense, and their assignment to cooperate with other units to maintain policing and security within the province.
• Handing over heavy and medium weapons from the Bedouins and Druze.
• Integrating the Druze into the political future in the next phase.
• The possibility of those who reject the agreement leaving the country via a safe route. (fuck off to israel?)
• Perpetrators of violations will be held accountable according to the law from both sides.

>>2394848
too sensible the druze will break it in like 2 days

>>2394628
Gotta be IAF trying to intimidate Turkey. Not that Erdocuck needs much intimidation

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Tribals have thoroughly refused to comply in 8 AM they launched a massive last-ditch attack on Suwayda city. Clashes ongoing and they currently control some NW areas.

The video where al-Hijri says they're gonna surrender is fake. It's AI.

Israeli planes in Suwayda.

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Armed tribals hanging out in Umayyad square lol.

STG forces seem to begin to deploy to Suwayda for real now, after previous failed attempts due to tribal interference.

Assad LOST

>>2395297
Yeah. Problems. He lost problems.

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Man I love how they fight.

Clashes are ongoing in northwest Suwayda city and in the village of Shahba.

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Tribals are looting and burning more than usual, probably to cause as much damage before it's over.

Al-Hijri says STG forces will stay just outside the governorate's borders to stop convoys and will not enter it. Straggler tribal fighters who refuse to leave will be safe and allowed to exit under an armed escort.

We will see.

>>2395317
No. At least not yet.
STG still hasn't entered that much.

>>2395318 (samefag)
Oh wait if you're talking about the overall situation, then you're wrong in that the STG committed violations against the Druze, which caused fights between them and the Druze factions and then their first retreat.

Israel intervened on the side of the Druze later, though keep in mind al-Hijri already had prior connections to the Israelis.

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Of the tribals that have left, some have decided to take some loot for themselves before doing so.

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1st: Clashes near Suwayda city. The tribal recorder vows they will never Suwayda.

2nd: Druze that killed some tribals and wounded others. Tribals trying to rescue their injured under fire.

3rd: CONFIRMED tribals in the now-famous Al-Omran roundabout in NW Suwayda City.

4th: Sounds of clashes.

5th: Tribals burning homes on the outskirts of the city.

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Corpses of fallen tribal fighters.

Umayyad Square in Damascus closed and cleared.

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Very heavy casualties among tribals, it seems. Lots of recent videos have people carrying the dead/injured.

Death to Druze zionist terrorists

what the fuck are tribals?

>>2395332
These guys don't even try to hide behind anything. They just in the road wide open shooting like a gun range. This is Afghanistan army tier skillset

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Clashes.

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Beheaded corpse discovered.

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More videos showing tribals with casualties.

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Large-scale burning by tribals.

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Druze recaptured Al-Omran roundabout.

Tribal stragglers remain in Suwayda. The boundaries are secured by the Druze.

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Beheading video. Person was already dead though.
Also, is it the same guy in >>2395384 ?

>>2395382
>>2395405
>>2395424
All these motherfuckers are wearing regular clothes, who the fuck are they fighting and how do they know if they aren’t shooting their own? Fucking retarded.

>>2395434
Could say the same about the Druze, though.
But yeah, there have been multiple reports of friendly-fire among tribals.

I have the most important question that can be asked about this whole ordeal. Why sandals? Why wear sandals in a combat zone? Don’t they have combat boots? Maybe sneakers? Or is wearing that too haram?

Just how many failed ceasefires have been signed in the past three days? This has to be a historical record right? Jolani and Trump are looking like clowns rn

>>2395273
for what I understand, the US ceasefire was between the zionists and STG forces.

>>2395434
they don't. but they can always scream Allahu Akbar, and see the response of the other "team". Druze aren't Muslims, they don't praise Allah.

>>2395441
because they don't control these people. it's all Afghanistan tribal fight all over again. Imagine being Assad, and you have to deal with this shit, with no money.

>>2395448
It makes even more sense why he left

aerial footage of the city.

>>2395447
Who do they worship then?

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Tribal fighter complains about how everyone else is just recording and not doing any fighting.

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>>2395420
bro just waiting for the bus

>>2395453
Fucking kek. This is fundamentally of what’s been going on. Most of the killings are killings of non-combatants.

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>The four horsemen of the shawayapocalypse
>>2395452
a very distinct branch of Islamism, that is so different, it's a religion by its own.

I'm still not sure if the STG has entered the governorate or not.

>>2395462
Sufists would never engage in this madness.

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What the hell is a tribal?

>>2395475
A Bedouin I think

>>2395475
Bedouin tribes militias.
Yes it sounds dumb but the anon who likes the misc videos seems to really like the term.

I've seen a lot of HTS people executing captured people. obviously, 'nuff to say, no judge, no court, no rights as a defendant, nothing.
fucking motherfuckers.

>>2395486
>>2395476
>>2395475
all of the ethnic groups that work like tribes, i.ex. smaller than a ethnic state, larger than a clan.

>>2395475
How many times do you guys have to complain about that? It's an accurate translation of what they describe themselves as (عشائري). The other is "clannish" which means something different in English. Liveuamap also uses this term.
Yes, there are non-tribals among them. Doesn't matter though.
>>2395476
>>2395486
Close, but not really. Not every Arab with a known tribal affiliation is a bedouin.

>>2395488
so they're executing bedouins?

One Druze, Abu Muhammad Al-Shehayti, makes a pro-HTS statement, even entrusts to Allah that the first Druze female capture is to the HTS soldier:
>Amid jihadist & tribal anti-Druze mobilization, a sheikh & fighters from Deir Ezzor threaten Syrian Druze spiritual leader Sheikh al-Hajri, saying "Sunni lions are coming" while a fighter promises him the first female Druze captive from Suwayda.

>>2395494
most likely they don't what they are executing, but they all probably believe that everyone executed is a Druze follower of Sheikh al-Hajri.

>>2395494
Lets be more specific. Syria is a pvp zone which means nobody really knows who they are fighting when they fight and get into shootouts. If you remember that scene in that movie Civil War? Where the two snipers are in a standoff with another sniper and the photographer asks who they are fighting and they say that they have no idea and that all they know is that someone is shooting at them. Nobody knows what the fuck is going on in Syria, especially the factions. Most of the casualties that we are seeing on video are mostly civilians or non-combatants who maybe are part of a neighborhood where they follow a belief system that some factions don’t like so they execute them.

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Lol pro-STG channel caught a leaving tribal with loot live on TV.

>>2395494
It's Beduins and government against Druze, probably a lot of the executions you are seeing are Druze, simply from the numbers game here.

Obviously, al-qaeda-jolani thanked the US for the ceasefire.

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it's so hard to be right all the time.
as we were historically right about the so-called, "Hungarian freedom fighters(TM)" in 1956.

>>2395452
That's a secret.

>>2395491
>How many times do you guys have to complain about that? It's an accurate translation of what they describe themselves as (عشائري). The other is "clannish" which means something different in English.

Not much vids since the past few hours. Guess the Druze do legit control all of Suwayda city now.

Likely but not certainly the last attack on it. Tribal forces suffered high casualties, the flow of manpower stopped and they have low morale because of the ceasefire.

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I love Xitter.

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Ok this is the new funniest video I've seen so far.

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This dude should be making craft brews not lynching people.

>>2395600
There was also a Druze convoy that had the corpses of tribal fighters strapped onto them. Slightly less worse than this since those weren't civvies.

>>2395591
well, I am happy that the sectarian war is ended, but I doubt it'll be a long-lasting peace. eventually the HTS-Syrian state will impose its violence through other means, because it has the utter-most support of nato, while the Druze don't have any meaningful faction to protect them.

>>2395626
They have Israel.

Calm night now in Suwayda.

Off-topic but the funniest terminally online shit to come out from this ordeal are NAFOids being divided on whether to support the Druze or not.

Some followed anti-Assad accounts during the 2 week offensive that toppled him so they get propagandised by STG Islamoids, and some always support Israel no matter what and get propagandised by hasbara.

>>2395630
If the HST-Syrian state enforces other means of violence, I don't think the zionists will run to defend them. but I am not sure. that'll depend on how the Druze associate with Israel in the future: strong economic ties, strong interconnection with the zionist Druze within the government and military factions of Israel, etc. I see that the Druze as for now has the weakest hand.

>>2395648
If al-Hijri doesn't go away after this, Israel can start taking Suwayda seriously and turn them into a proper proxy like the State of Free Lebanon: Mossad presence, potential overt deployment of military assets and the potential building of a road connecting it to Jordan so it can't get isolated by the STG.

Airstrike on Homs.

>>2395642
Thx for the update. I like to check in on how different internet tribes react or split during events like this.

I was checking in on some Zionist types in save-the-Druze mode.

Another one is Mansour Ashkar. He's Israeli Druze and ex-IDF special forces officer, and his politics can be described as neoconservative. But he has a direct line of contact with Druze militia guys in Suweida, and has been giving a much grimmer and more pessimistic take on the situation. I'd say these military guys (like him) can have a one-sided point of view, it's like "good guys vs. bad guys." He thinks Israel are the good guys and the Muslims are the bad guys. It's like listening to a cop. But I do think he knows or understands how merciless, aggressive, and predatory these jihadi guys are, which these NAFO idealists do not understand.

Mansuor meanwhile is suggesting (as he's heard, and this has been reported) that Israel isn't going in because the U.S. is holding Israel back. I don't know but this is part of a theme: it's unclear vis-a-vis the U.S., who's telling who what to do. Leftypol hasn't figured it out yet. I don't think anybody knows. However, the other thing – it's in Israel's interest for Syria to be weak and divided. That seems like a big contradiction for these guys, because they want Israel to save the Druze, and Israel to intervene more directly than they have (more than a few air strikes). But like I said, it's in Israel's interest for Syrians to fight each other like in Lebanon, which is very bad for the Druze because they're outnumbered and outgunned.

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STG roadblock on the road to Suwayda.

>>2395730
>Mansuor meanwhile is suggesting (as he's heard, and this has been reported) that Israel isn't going in because the U.S. is holding Israel back
Not inconceivable. US is pretty friendly towards Turkey and Saudi who are supporting the STG.

>>2395642
>the big nafo schism.
no surprises, they were all driven by the hate towards Russia, now that the enemy of my enemy is gone it has became all against everyone else.

Druze sources say they are recapturing Walgha.
That's unusual cause STG sources say government peacekeepers are there. If we get video evidence without reports of fighting or minor misunderstandings with the government, then the STG sources are lying.

Iran 🤝 Syria

One neoliberal struggle

Israel sending gibs again to Druze.

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Sky News journalist on tribal looters.

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>>2395830
Imagine being so broke you want to steal a used mattress. Disgusting.

>>2395830
>They're even taking the ducks

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Grim.
Journalist sees a tribal car heading out of Suwayda with civilian women in the back. He asks why they're with them and she says "they took us". He then asks about how they're treated and she gives an unclear answer. Tensions begin to rise and the journalist backs off.

>>2395858
For non MENAoids this is a Turkish FSAtard channel, and they streamed this before being interrupted by the presenter.

Literal ISIS-tier sex slavery and no one in the world or the region bats an eye because it is inconvenient to their class interests. Westerds keep metaphysically supporting resistcucks while we organize to overthrow our regimes.

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>>2395858
You mean ISIS is still taking slave wives even after getting into power? I thought Jolani turned over a new leaf?

Nothing new. Only reports of clashes so far are in Ariqa, a small village.

>>2395861
>we must regime change x middle east country because they are not woke enough
mulipolaristas circled back to neocons real fast huh

>multipolar praised HTS
>things never happened.
>the post.

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University of Homs students say they will not accept any Druze in faculty or as fellow students.

STG announces that all tribals have left and there's no more fighting.

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most kurds are sunni, btw

Umayyad Square closed again.

>>2395940
Based big feudal public cult of Islam against the petite cryptic cult of Druze that hides its alleged hidden knowledge of the world which we must know and must be either world breaking mind shattering actually existing magic or as it likely is more aspirations for swindling and metaphysical superstitions (which it is, as all religious cults are). Small cults must be destroyed by the big. ALLAHUAKBAR as lesser evil UNTIL Druze stop hiding their teachings and if their teachings are false ALLAHUAKBAR again!
https://leftypol.org/siberia/res/688236.html

>>2395907
Did you accidentally tag the wrong post? Or are you having a schizophrenic episode?

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Free Syria amiright?

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>>2395432
>>2395858
Some people are speculating that the beheader and kidnapper are the same person. Take it with a grain of salt though.

>>2395940
Name my band

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>>2396002
Not pointed out in that video is the fact that the pants also match.
Too schizo for me though, and it's not like he (or they) will be punished anyway.

The councils of many tribes have announced that they will withdraw.
It's (most likely) over.

>>2395830
Thanks to the death of the arabian socialists the country has went back to old tribal raids.
Assad you mighty dog.

IDF took over another town.

>>2395600
How could Vsauce do this?

>>2395837
they used those to sit on not to sleep on

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Tribal says they're gonna withdraw. He also says that Israel will intervene if they don't (airstrikes?).

It's over.

>>2394625 (samefag)
SUWAYDA HOLDS (but unironically)

(also they're israeli-backed, so don't shill for them. it's just funny seeing two retards fight)

https://thecradle.co/articles/battle-in-suwayda-where-israel-and-turkiye-clash-over-syrias-trade-routes

Battle in Suwayda: Where Israel and Turkiye clash over Syria’s trade routes

<In post-Assad Syria, Druze-majority Suwayda emerges as ground zero in the regional war to dominate land routes linking the Persian Gulf to the Mediterranean.


>With the fall of former Syrian president Bashar al-Assad and the ascent of Ahmad al-Sharaa (Abu Muhammad al-Julani) to power in Damascus – with backing from Turkiye – Syria has shifted from an integral part of the Axis of Resistance to contested terrain between rival regional projects.


>Two competing visions have emerged: Turkiye's “Development Road,” a proposed transport corridor connecting Basra to Turkiye and onward to Europe; and Israel's “Peace Line,” which aims to link the Persian Gulf to the Mediterranean via Jordan and the occupied port of Haifa.


<The regional battle for Syria's southern gateway


>These infrastructure corridors are not mere economic initiatives; they are the battlegrounds of a new regional order. Suwayda, long viewed as peripheral, has become a strategic flashpoint in this war of logistics. This Druze-majority province has become a potential gateway to a regional war over trade and transportation corridors. These plans extend into neighboring Lebanon, too.


>The strategic weight of Suwayda stems from its location at the nexus of these rival projects. The province could serve as a vital artery for Ankara's overland ambitions or as a chokepoint threatening Tel Aviv's efforts to bypass Turkish and Iranian territories.


>Thus, the vital southern Syrian governorate of Suwayda suddenly finds itself on the frontline – not due to a dispute over a localized conflict, but because it is a strategic key in the railway battle where roads become borders and pipelines turn into fronts.


>Meanwhile, Suwayda’s Druze religious leadership issued a strongly worded statement rejecting the use of their region as a bridge for foreign projects that ignore their sovereignty or existence. The statement declared, “Those betting on the violation of Suwayda will lose. The mountain’s fate will be decided in the mountain itself.”


>The elders emphasized Suwayda’s geography as a crossroads and demanded the opening of land corridors with Jordan and with areas held by the Syrian Democratic Forces (SDF) in the north.


<The Old-New Katz Project


>In November 2018, then-transport minister and current Israeli Defense chief Israel Katz unveiled at an international transport conference in Oman the “Railway of Peace” project, aiming to connect Persian Gulf countries to Israel via Jordan, as part of a strategic plan to boost economic integration and link West Asian markets to Israeli Mediterranean ports. 


>Katz, who arrived less than two weeks after Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s surprise meeting with the late Sultan Qaboos in Muscat presented the project as a massive infrastructure undertaking involving railway lines linking the port of Haifa in northern Israel to Gulf cities via the Jordanian capital Amman, with the possibility of connecting Palestinians to Haifa port to facilitate trade exchange.


>Katz said during the conference: 


<“This project is not just a bridge for transport, but a bridge for peace and economy among the region’s peoples. We aim to create faster, cheaper, and safer transportation, opening new horizons for economic and political cooperation.” 


>He added: 


<“The Railway of Peace will allow avoiding security risks at the Strait of Hormuz and Bab al-Mandab and open vital alternatives for shipping goods between the Gulf and Europe.”


>The project stands out as an important alternative, allowing Persian Gulf states to bypass security threats at the Strait of Hormuz and Bab al-Mandab, providing a safer and cheaper land route for goods transport, with significant economic benefits for all participating countries, including Jordan, Saudi Arabia, the UAE, other Gulf states, and potentially Iraq and Syria.


>The project also plans to establish modern logistics centers, such as the cargo zone in Irbid, Jordan, to boost the local economy.


>Katz highlighted the project’s importance for Palestinians, saying, “By connecting Palestinians to Haifa port, we give them a chance to participate in global trade, which will bring them economic and social benefits.”


>Jordan and occupied Palestine’s inclusion were floated as economic sweeteners. But the true aim was regional hegemony through infrastructure.


>While Katz’s statements were laced with euphemisms about peace and development, the underlying logic was clear: use transport infrastructure to normalize Israel's regional role while locking out Iranian and Turkish competitors.


>Despite most Arab states involved lacking official diplomatic relations with Israel, the project received clear American support, with then US envoy Jason Greenblatt considering it part of Washington’s efforts to push the “Deal of the Century” for regional peace.


<Geoeconomics as political warfare


>Alongside the Turkish–Israeli competition over railway corridors through southern Syria, Saudi Arabia’s ambitious project NEOM – along with the infrastructure system linked to the UAE’s Al-Ain 2030 – emerges as a third actor reshaping the geopolitical game. 


>The project aims to transform northwestern Saudi Arabia into a global economic and logistical hub, including railway lines and transport networks extending from the heart of the Arabian Peninsula to the Red Sea, inevitably repositioning regional trade routes.


>This shift directly ties into Tel Aviv’s plans to build a railway line stretching from Eilat (adjacent to NEOM) to Aqaba, then to southern Syria, and onward to Beirut or Tripoli. 


>This functions as a land-based extension of NEOM – and a strategic complement to Riyadh’s ambition to bypass chokepoints like the Strait of Hormuz by linking the Gulf to the Mediterranean.


>Here, Suwayda becomes an indispensable strategic node that could serve as the gateway crossing from Syria's occupied Golan to Kurdish controlled areas in Syria and Iraq.


>The Israeli media and officials have at times referred to this as the route of “David's Corridor” – a corridor that reimagines Israel’s role in the region through infrastructural dominance, fusing settler colonialism with logistics.


>In other words, NEOM’s rise as a maritime-land axis enhances the geopolitical value of the Aqaba–Suwayda line, pushing the occupation state to be more stringent. For Tel Aviv, any Turkish expansion southward is an existential threat to these designs. For Ankara, securing Suwayda is essential to asserting influence over the Levant's southern flank.


<Suwayda becomes the battlefield


>Before setting his sights on Suwayda, Sharaa's rise was marked by brutal campaigns in the coastal region, including massacres of Alawite communities that cleared space for Turkish-backed dominance. With those operations complete, attention turned south toward the Druze stronghold.


>In the post-Assad vacuum, Sharaa chose Suwayda as the base for consolidating power and advancing Turkiye's project – with the aim of securing Syria's southern border crossings, creating strategic depth, and extending influence toward Lebanon and Jordan. 


>Turkiye backed this trajectory through direct and indirect agreements with Syrian factions aligned with it, particularly Hayat Tahrir al-Sham (HTS), which now plays a central role in administering areas from Idlib to the eastern Hama countryside, where the desert meets the roads leading south toward Suwayda.


>Ankara’s ambitions have also expanded toward Lebanon – especially the northern city of Tripoli and its surroundings – where it has built social, political, and economic influence through networks of institutions, associations, and newly naturalized citizens.


>The port of Tripoli, which Turkiye hopes to transform into an alternative to Beirut’s port, is envisioned as a key station along the regional transit route.


>Sharaa based part of this conviction on secret understandings made in the Azerbaijani capital, Baku, involving Syrian and Israeli figures under unofficial Turkish auspices. These understandings were interpreted as implicit approval for his southward expansion, in exchange for guarantees against the return of Iranian influence and Turkish commitments not to threaten Israeli security.


>But this ambition triggered an Israeli red line. Netanyahu warned of the emergence of a “new southern Lebanon” in Syria. Katz declared, “the Druze are our brothers, and we will not leave them alone facing this expansion,” signalling readiness to intervene. Soon after, Israeli warplanes targeted Damascus and Sharaa-aligned units advancing south.


>Ankara, meanwhile, has publicly reasserted its own red lines. Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan stated after a cabinet meeting on 17 July: 


<“We did not agree to the division of Syria yesterday, nor today, and we will categorically not agree tomorrow. Those who descend from the well, holding on to the rope of Israel, will sooner or later realize what a serious mistake they have made.” 


>In reality, there is no open confrontation between Turkiye and Israel, but a tacit division of spoils, with each pursuing its own corridor ambitions while managing the conflict through proxies and backchannels.


<The vegetable truck incident


>The security explosion in Suwayda did not arise from an explicit political decision but was triggered by a seemingly minor incident: a dispute over the cargo of a vegetable truck at a checkpoint. Intelligence information later revealed that this incident was the spark igniting a wide clash involving local Druze groups, Sharaa’s HTS-led factions, and remnants of armed groups unofficially reintegrated on the ground with indirect Turkish support.


>The incident quickly escalated into an open battle involving Israeli reconnaissance drones, local armored units, and armed groups bearing conflicting flags – some close to Ankara, others linked to extremist organizations recently reactivated. Within a week, over 700 were dead.


<Washington watches, regulates, but won’t decide


>The US was not absent from the scene. Washington expressed its welcome to Sharaa’s assumption of power on multiple occasions, seeing him as an internationally acceptable figure compared to the previous government. However, it did not grant him a free mandate to move southward.


>US envoy to Syria, Tom Barrack, clearly stated that Washington supports Syria’s territorial unity but simultaneously warned against unilateral actions that could threaten regional stability.


>In truth, Washington's role has grown – but as an observer rather than an active player. This passivity has created room for regional powers like Turkiye and Israel to draw new influence maps across a devastated Syrian geography.


>Washington appeared keen to regulate the pace but was unwilling to make a decisive decision. It seeks to avoid direct confrontation with Turkiye or Israel, but is also not ready to allow unchecked Turkish expansion.


<The war of projects


>The battle for Suwayda is not really about sectarianism or governance. It is a war between two infrastructural visions: one Turkish, one Israeli. Each project aims to dictate the routes of trade, energy, and influence in post-Assad Syria.


>Sharaa, despite his roots in Al-Qaeda and ISIS, has become a placeholder for Turkish interests. But without genuine alliances or internal legitimacy, he faces the full weight of Israeli hostility.


>The Battle of Suwayda is the first real test for the post-Assad era. Its outcome will shape not only Syria's future borders, but the entire transport and power map of the region. It will also determine whether the new Syria will follow Turkiye’s Development Road or Israel’s so-called Peace Line.

>>2396122
Critikkkal support for Israel against nato turkey

>>2396122
Yawn. Another "le routes le pipes" analysis of Syria. Boring.

US aid helicopter landed in Suwayda.

>>2396070
>arabian socialists
Communists were raped by Ba'athists w/Soviet support btw

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He's so happy because he never had the opportunity to wear a scarf in Syria.

Let's just hope the Druze aren't retards and don't retaliate against the local Suwayda Bedouins like last time. Sunnis and especially tribal Sunnis are in a full-blown sectarian genocidal psychosis so they should mind their PR.

>>2396126
What do you propose instead

>>2396141
Uhhhh Arapoids are kinda stoopid o algo.

>>2396146
Sorry, I don't understand.

>>2396128
>Trump: Netanyahu-dono, how shall I serve you now my liege?

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Well, there's definitely gonna be a few stragglers. This guy announces that he will never withdraw and then starts shooting randomly into the air like a retard.

Ear-rape warning at 00:10. It's pretty funny though.

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Druze celebrating in a village.

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"Rojava must go!"

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Druze have found videos and images of personal violations against Alawites, mainly women, on the dead tribals' phones. They're gonna present it to various human rights orgs.

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>>2396170 (samefag)
More celebrations.

>>2396129
Just another tuesday for soviet diplomacy, don't be so salty about it

>>2396175
Cucklani tards spinning this week as a W is crazy

>>2396122
So many pipes, if they are already nuclear why don't they go all the way to not subsist on fossil fuels?

Basically nothing now.
Supposing the STG fully cucked out, we'll probably get a couple of one-sided slaughters of straggler tribals in the morning and I guess that's it.

Every negative prediction about the new Syria has come true and it hasn't been a year yet, btw.

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>>2396128
Confirmed.

>>2396247 (samefag)
It's pretty funny how they all look the same like some cartoon.

>>2396232
Nah, nah, Kurds aren't being slaughtered… yet.

>>2396178
>no women found
>no children found
>just a sausage fest
What a shithole

>>2396291
Reactionaries are just retarded anon. They would rather cripple themselfs to keep the women in the cupboard. Don't even try to find any logic in it.

>>2396291
There are some women considering the fact you can hear ululation.

Rally from tonight.

>>2396304
That’s male ululation my friend.

>>2396305
>enhance
Still no women. I couldn’t live like this.

>>2395475
Family structures are a bit deeper in this part of the world. Like, here in America, my family is a small group that includes my parents and my brother and a few aunts, uncles and cousins. But pretty small. There, it can be 250 people who trace their roots back to the same village and are sort of related to another 250 people, and they actually show up and do things for each other. These tribal militias are uncles and brothers and cousins and second/third/fourth(?) cousins calling / texting each other and talking about it going down, and they show up with guns.

>>2396309
>Still no women.
Anon it is not good footage but i clearly see wömen.

>>2396306
No? It's very high-pitched.

>>2396305
What do those flags mean?

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How tribal conflict happens.

Was reading about the kidnapping and death of the Israeli Druze teenager Tiran Fero in 2022. He was badly injured in a car crash near Jenin (this is a tough Palestinian city with a strong history of militant resistance), and died in the local hospital. The Druze claimed Fatah guys (Jenin Brigade types) pulled him off life support in the hospital and were holding his body hostage. Were they? I have no idea but suspect that the specific claim they killed him is not true. (The IDF also claimed he was already dead when the Fatah guys got ahold of the body.) But the Fatah guys did reportedly try to exchange the body for some of their own prisoners.

The Israeli Druze weren't having it, and threatened to storm Jenin themselves if they didn't get Fero's body back. The IDF freaked out and went into crisis mode. Before it got out of hand, the Jenin guys handed over Fero's body with no concessions. Attached pics as to why.

>>2396321
Kurdish rally. There are yellow SDF flags, Kurdish national flags, and TEV-DEM tricolors:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Symbols_of_North_and_East_Syria

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Marco Rubio statement.
Overall a bit soft on the STG in an absolute sense but relatively the strongest one a US official has ever put out so far. It seems like they unsurprisingly chose Israel over Turkey/Saudi.

Not directly Syrian War related but provides some good background info on Turkey, Erdogan, the PKK, CIA activities, and Turkish politics:

The 2016 Coup Attempt Revisited: Türkiye’s Transformation and Its Regional Impact
https://www.nakedcapitalism.com/2025/07/the-2016-coup-attempt-decoding-turkiyes-transformation-and-its-regional-impact.html

>>2396305
rally in favor of the end of hostilities? in favor of the Druze?

Reports of minor clashes with stragglers in Shahba.

>>2396383
It's been posted on english speaking internet as for the druze but it's probably because it's the 13th anniversary of the rojava revolution. Inbreds to the south still seething about it regardless.

>>2396350
I'd would believe that the
>The agenda was to reshape the Middle East under Turkish influence, according to then-Prime Minister Ahmet Davutoğlu’s vision, explained in 2011 at a “Turkey Investor Conference: The Road to 2023” organized by Goldman Sach
>This was not in the interest of the U.S.—nor of Israel—because it excluded Israel and positioned Türkiye as the hegemonic power.
it's true, if it weren't because Türkiye explicitly exports stuff to the zionists, but through other means. I mean, one OSINT channel continuously shows how Baku and Istanbul coordinate the dispatch of oil ships through different ports to hide to the naked eye how they cooperate with Israel, unphased, gaily, almost, with love.

but yeah, the US did want regime change in Türkiye, that's a given. the US used the opposition leader in the exile as a threatening figure to remind them that the US will overthrow their political leadership at will. but they have to be committed to NATO.

>>2396128
>>2396247
Update: denied by hospital.

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Sounds of ongoing minor clashes near Shahba.

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Aftermath of massacres and other violations by tribals discovered after their retreat.

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STG forces babysitting tribals.

Syrian Red Crescent entered Suwayda governorate without the small armed STG escort and STG representatives, reportedly at the request of Hijri.

They really did cuck out.

Is there any faction of this someone at least Pro Syrian people can root for

>>2396578
Uhhh, Alawite insurgents maybe? They aren't supported by Israel. Though they are separatists whose ideology is Alawite idpol.

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>>2396574 (samefag)
Lol Syrian health minister and the social affairs minister sitting outside Suwayda governorate.

Humiliating.

>>2396602
lol does he wear doctor scrubs everywhere so they know he's the health minister

Though it's unlikely that there will be another large-scale attack, Druze have started building fortifications around Suwayda city anyway, just to be sure.

Reports that a Red Crescent convoy has been fired upon by the remaining tribals.

Some are attempting to blame this attack on Druze. Obviously you should use your brain to think about who benefits from attacking the humanitarian convoy heading for Druze areas.

Airstrikes in Daraa.

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Corpses and ruined streets of Suwayda + interview with local.

Israeli planes over Suwayda.

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Tribals protesting in front of the STG personnel blocking their way (the shooting is into the air, they haven't started killing each other yet).

Second video is a guy both complaining about the blocking and also glazing & simping for Julani, like that'd do something.

To Julani, Are you winning son?

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Red Crescent in Suwayda.

Funniest thing is that the STG forces on the ground are enforcing the humiliating agreement while the government's communication channels are still complaining about Hijri, Israel and praising the brave Bedouin mujahideen.

Impotent seething while strapped into a cuck chair.

Druze have demanded that all remaining STG personnel in the governorate should leave. They're also willing to do a prisoner exchange for people who have been kidnapped.

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Sudden Israeli airstrike on both tribals and STG forces just outside the governorate.

What a shitshow.

>>2396660 (samefag)
Israel is probably making sure that the STG doesn't attempt to suddenly betray the agreement via:
1. Presence of IAF over their airspace and constant threat of airstrikes.
2. The Jordanian Army massings on the border of Suwayda, ready to be ordered to swoop in at the first sign of violations of the agreement.

>>2396662
israels overall goal is to destabilize syria or start another civil war. why else would they bomb the presidential palace and defense ministry

Tribal attack on Ariqa.

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>>2396673 (samefag)

>>2396660 (samefag)
Correction: this airstrike might have instead been only on tribals attempting to take Ariqa >>2396676
The terrain looks the same and I don't see any STG personnel.

>>2396605
heh, they are not stupid. they know how they are treated if they don't have ways to prove they are doctors.

>>2396557
>>2396624
grim. I hope the pro regime change crow is proud.

Airstrike on the road east of Buser al-Harir, just outside Suwayda governorate.

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Clashes in a village, probably Ariqa.

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Attack repelled…?

The villages were already controlled by Druze as shown by the tribals' videos about it, so idk what it's trying to say. Pro-STG media is always a few hours behind current events so whatever.

>>2396765 (samefag)
Could also be STG shills trying to paint the Ariqa clashes as a ceasefire violation by the Druze rather than the other way around. Idk.

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>>2396641
Longer version of the second videol


>>2396641
>Second video is a guy both complaining about the blocking and also glazing & simping for Julani, like that'd do something
like
>please, please, master Ziolani, open us the road for Allah, we want our first women captured to rape and violate, please, gibs.
?

>>2396662
>2. The Jordanian Army massings on the border of Suwayda, ready to be ordered to swoop in at the first sign of violations of the agreement.
what!?

>>2396773
He first simps for him by calling him also sorts of titles and also says he'd sell one of his daughter to him if he asks (no joke), and then says that if the agreement isn't favourable to them or if the Druze kill any of the captives then they'd ignore the government and burn down Suwayda.

>>2396777
Yeah. Old news from yesterday. Barrack also said he consulted with Jordan in arranging the agreement.
The exact purpose of the massings is unknown but Jordan is a known Israeli puppet, so…

CONFIRMED attack on Ariqa failed.

As I said, it's pretty much over. Tribals now have no manpower or enthusiasm.

News of a prisoner exchange are fake.

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ahahahahaahahahahhaa

>>2396602
>health minister
<goes around wearing scrubs
Fuck. I love syria.

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It's evening now and the situation between the tribals and the STG near the governorate's borders is getting more heated.

Autonomous administration to send urgent aid convoy to Suweida
Armed clashes and bombardments ongoing in Suweida since July 13 have plunged the Druze population in the region into a serious humanitarian crisis. As a result of attacks by forces affiliated with the Syrian Transitional Government and jihadist groups linked to them, the city's infrastructure has collapsed, health services have been suspended, food supplies have been cut off, and electricity and water services have been disrupted.
<‘Not political but humanitarian aid’
The Democratic Autonomous Administration of North and East Syria (DAANES) announced that it has prepared an urgent aid convoy in response to the humanitarian crisis in Suweida. DAANES emphasized that the aid is entirely intended to meet the basic humanitarian needs of the local population and does not serve any political purpose. The aid is meant to be delivered as soon as possible in coordination with international organizations.
“Humanitarian aid must be kept separate from political or military considerations. This aid has been organized in response to the call from the people of Suweida to address their urgent needs,” DAANES said.
The convoy contains essential supplies, including medical equipment, medicines, and first aid materials. Medical support is the most urgent need, especially since hospital services have been completely shut down in the region.
>Ready to move with once safe passage guaranteed
Officials stated that the only obstacle preventing the aid convoy from reaching the region was the failure to open a safe passage corridor. They added that logistical planning had been completed and that the convoy would be able to reach Suweida within a week.
<The crisis is worsening
The Autonomous Administration called on the international community to facilitate the delivery of humanitarian aid. It emphasized that aid should be provided not only by the Autonomous Administration but also by all humanitarian organizations: “The basic living conditions of the people of Suweida have fallen below critical levels. Action must be taken without delay.”


Humanitarian crisis growing in Suweida: Thousands queue for bread
On July 13, heavy fighting broke out in the southern Syrian province of Suweida as a result of attacks by Salafi mercenaries against the Druze population, leading to a major humanitarian crisis. The attacks are being carried out by a coalition of groups including ISIS, HTS, Al-Qaeda, SNA, and other jihadist organizations. The orders for these attacks are being issued directly by Jolani, who is known for his past ties to ISIS and is currently being promoted as the “President of the Interim Syrian State.”

Tribal militiamen from other regions also poured into the province to take part in the attacks against the minority. The Druze are considered heretics and infidels by radical Sunni Islamists.

According to the Syrian Observatory for Human Rights, nearly a thousand people were killed in the violence in Suweida. Thirty-two of the dead were Druze fighters, 262 were Druze civilians, including dozens who were executed by government-backed jihadists, SOHR said yesterday. According to the Observatory, the dead also include over 300 members of the self-proclaimed transitional government and 21 Bedouins.

Contrary to a ceasefire announced by Damascus for the region, attacks by tribal militias and jihadists from various groups under the umbrella of Hayat Tahrir al-Sham (HTS) – the Islamist coalition of self-proclaimed Syrian president Ahmed al-Sharaa – continue in rural areas.

The ceasefire declared in Suweida was violated by armed groups affiliated with the Damascus regime. This morning, the villages of Rim El-Hezem and Til Shihan were targeted by howitzer fire. Local sources reported that the attacks were mainly directed from the city of Dera, with groups coming from the villages of Wealxa and Erîqa beginning looting and pillaging.

Locals compared the events to the clashes in Latakia and Tartus, commenting that “a massacre similar to the one on the coast is being repeated in Suweida.” “Everything in the region is seen as spoils and is being taken away,” they said.

A source providing information from the city stated: “A large number of new people have been settled in the Salxad region. These groups are advancing towards villages in the east. We want to move to areas far from the city center because the attacks are coming from Dera. We are committed to the ceasefire, but the other side's attacks continue unabated. The Damascus regime is attacking the Druze people under the guise of tribes. Terrorist groups first enter as fighters, then present themselves as peace advocates. This is a tactic."

Some citizens who fled Suweida due to the attacks have begun returning to areas where the clashes have partially subsided. However, they face the same problems: insecurity, lack of services, and shortages of basic necessities.

As a result of the violence in Suweida, the civilian infrastructure has almost completely collapsed: electricity, water, and internet have been out for days, the central hospital is unusable, and there is a shortage of medicine and medical personnel. Residents report dramatic conditions. “There is only one bakery left in the city that is still functioning – thousands of people are standing in long lines just to get bread,” explained a local contact from Suweida. The supply situation is catastrophic, with many people unable to obtain even the most basic necessities. The injured and sick are often left without treatment and do not survive the attacks.

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More tribals captured by Druze.

In a few hours it's gonna be nighttime which means offensive attacks by either side would mostly stop, yet the tribals couldn't even do one major attack today and the only minor one they did failed. Conflict's winding down.

Unconfirmed reports of clashes between the STG and tribals near blocked roads.

Had no idea the druze were good at fighting

>>2396863
Or maybe the STG is just shit.

>>2396867
Then just how shit was the SAA lol

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Red Crescent supplying a Suwayda hospital with lots of corpses on the streets next to it.


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>>2396817 (samefag)
Nvm. Confirmed by SOHR and video evidence.

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Tribals have restarted their attacks on Ariqa.

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Tribals have overrun one of the roadblocks. You can see in the beginning of the video a large group of people moving behind the road cones, then lots of people going in that direction, and when the recorder pans back the road cones are gone.

>>2396885 (samefag)
Second prisoner exchange failed.

Tribal attack on Shahba and Umm al-Zaytoun.

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A famous Syrian e-celeb who lives in the Netherlands is present in Suwayda.
It's unknown if he has actually fought so far or if he's just LARPing.

Israel sent more gibs to the Druze.

>>2396985
These are the guys who always pops up to tell everyone in broken english that they must unite around the new syrian government.

>>2396641
>>2396777
>>2396773
He is saying "If Joulani wanted one of my women I'll give to him" I presume he mean daughters but he could also be referring to his relatives and wives

cuckbros keep losing

>>2397009
Seems like just another bougie with investments in gulfie countries.

Fighting restarted in Ariqa. This is the third attack this day, the previous two failed.

>>2396985 (samefag)
Btw, in the second video he says that he and everyone around him is an "easterner". This means they're Deiris (from Deir ez-Zor and its environs).

As I've said earlier, Deiris are the most tribal population in Syria percentage-wise and would bolster tribal numbers a lot once they arrive. STG erecting roadblocks has acted as a limiting factor for that but even then they've still managed to become the largest group of tribals by regional origin on the past 2 days.

>>2396781
>>2397018
these >>2396770 same men would behead their daughters because the women married the wrong religion/ethnic group.

Lol

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Convoys are still heading for Suwayda, though not all will get through because of STG restrictions.

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>>2397133 (samefag)
Whoops, old vid.

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Tribal sheikh calls on people to continue the fight.
Also yes, that's a child soldier next to him.

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Reports of tribals massing in Dama, which is unusual since it has never been a popular axis of attack compared to the highways of 109 and 110.

It seems like the STG has secured the major roads but the other minor ones are either low on guards or don't even have any at all.
The three I highlighted are probably the biggest problem roads so far.

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Sounds of Israeli jets over Suwayda.

ISRAELI AIRSTRIKES

I told the fucking libs celebrating the fall of assad that whatever came next would make his regime look like a sunday picnic. I'm looking forward to rubbing their faces in it.

Israeli helicopters have landed in Suwayda.

>>2397202
Most of his reign was a nasty civil war triggered by a heavy handed repression to legitimate protests, not surprised you supporterd want to see the syrians suffer even more

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>>2397170
>picrel, living MGR darkest reaction.
>>2397193
>>2397133
aaaand here we going again.

>>2397213
Nafoid losers like you will never escape the torment of samsara.

>>2397219
Just one more third world dictators sharing your bloodthirsty killing fantasies instead of doing actual statecraft and nato will fall

>>2397213
> was a nasty civil war triggered
by the CIA, they alraedy had this plan, see
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/A_Clean_Break:_A_New_Strategy_for_Securing_the_Realm
https://www.theguardian.com/world/2002/sep/03/worlddispatch.iraq
and Brzezinski's book.
>>2391297
>legitimate protests
this same headchoppers are the same that wanted to topple Assad.
>not surprised you supporterd want to see the syrians suffer even more
>suffer more.
the only suffering was created by the US, Turks, Arabs kigndoms and zionists.

>>2397221
>proles have no agency every protest in the south is cia color revolution of the all powerful cia
Clasic line from the racist bourgeois dicksucker, how's the weather in langley faggot

>>2397220
Nato's already failed you illiterate al qaeda stooge.

>>2397222
Just look out your office window you retard

>>2397226
Just keep posting that to make it true good idealist dog instead of actually doing anything

Anti imperialism is when neoliberal dictators send the military to shoot students who protest, and when that doesn't work you give them what they wanted, but when that doesn't work because it's too late you send more military to shoot more protestors, and bomb your own cities, and call an imperialist country to put bases in your country and bomb some more and then collapse because the stupid population and military don't like this policy. Then you can hope for more suffering because they were too stupid to understand it was actually good for them so they deserve to die.

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>>2395591
Do tribals have a central command? Who is commanding them? Tribals sound like they have several: have all they come around and decided to go kill the Druze just like that? Is it the syrian goverment? Someone said they're bedouins type shit, so desert men who like in tents and go around with goats and sheep? I guess it's not just one tribe, but several, did they have a meeting in order to go to war? Why? Is it like there are several tribes (clans, so it's kinda like a family structure, so I'm picturing, as an analogy, that a tribe is like a gipsy family with it's patriarch, am I correct?) who don't coordinate between each other and just go with the ak-47 just for the jihad vibes? What the fuck is this?

The term tribal fucking sucks, invent a new one because the moment I read this thread it feels like I'm reading a "let's talk in this thread like if it were the XIII century and Genghis Khan just started his invasion of northern China".

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Mortar fire targeting the towns of Ura and Al-Mejeimar, two towns that have been relatively unscathed throughout this whole thing despite being close to the borders of the governorate.

This lends further support to my theory in >>2397193 the STG has only effectively closed the major roads and not the minor ones.

>>2397241 (samefag)
Can I just point out the herd behaviour of both the STG and tribal offensives? A town was completely ignored up to this point simply because the major road doesn't go through it.

Do the STG generals even look at maps when planning shit? Do the tribals even know where they are or do they just blindly follow the convoys and where everyone else is going?

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>>2395837
Have you heard "Socialism or Barbarism". You'd thought that barbarism corresponded with brutality, gore, evil; but it actually correlates to actual barbarism, as in, raids, barbarians, bribes and tributes.

>>2397251
It literally is just like that.
It's kinda not as bad simply because the Druze aren't a highly organised army that can do frontline warfare and promptly respond to every maneuver blunder, but it still is literally just like that.

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lol

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>>2397256
This is the most retarded civil war ever. Actual mad max level of clownfoolery between two sides that are being both controlled and funded by the Mossad meanwhile employing the arab equivalent of armed nomadic romani clans (unless someone explains to me what the fuck a tribal is, this is my headcannon, which I'm pretty sure it isn't that different from reality).

This fucking blows, I hope one day that the middle crescent alongside Arabia will be submerged like atlantis, that's the only good ending for that god forsaken land.

Israeli drones and a helicopter have been heard in Suwayda and Daraa governorates.

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>>2397267
Video evidence.

>>2397237
Tribals is a giant cope to discern them from HTS. Theyre just bedouins HTS uses to pretend they dindu nuffin

I can’t wait for elections in Syria and the options are HTS and HTS (in opposition)

>>2397318
So, are tribals tribals that work for the HTS, or are tribals tribals that are under the command of a patriarch whose in turn gets the orders from HTS. I know it seems the same, but one option is more retarded than the other. Also can someone even be categorized as a "tribal" if he isn't following the orders of the tribe patriarch or whatever they follow in the tribe? Or is it like a racial thing, "that soldier that works for the HTS is a tribal", like, instead of saying the soviets are attacking Berlin, saying that the slavs are attacking Berlin.

>>2397237
>Do tribals have a central command?
No. There are several clan councils but they just do stuff like negotiation and whether to withdraw or not.
>Who is commanding them?
No one. They organically split themselves into ad-hoc vibes-bases squads.
>have all they come around and decided to go kill the Druze just like that?
I guess you could say so. It was caused by social media about Druze retaliations against Bedouins after the STG left.
>Is it the syrian goverment?
Not exactly, but they definitely played a role behind the scenes to encourage them.
>so desert men who like in tents and go around with goats and sheep?
Not all Bedouins, but a lot are.
>did they have a meeting in order to go to war? Why?
No. See third Q&A.
>Is it like there are several tribes (clans, so it's kinda like a family structure, so I'm picturing, as an analogy, that a tribe is like a gipsy family with it's patriarch, am I correct?) who don't coordinate between each other and just go with the ak-47 just for the jihad vibes?
Yes, exactly.

>>2397202
I had these big rowes in the palestine solidarity group chats, too. left a bunch because of it. Getting some 'i told you so's' is the last thing on my mind though, you need to grow up eventually.

Weird. Reports that high-ranking STG civilian personnel have been evacuated from their hotel rooms and that many checkpoints in Damascus are no longer manned by STG military personnel.
Probably nothing, though.

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Alleged video of Israeli airstrikes. Can't verify it completely.

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>>2397222
>how's the weather in langley faggot
t.
anything else to say, chudfed?

>be inbred jihadi in germany
<spread fake news about kurds to get the boys on side
>gang up and go to the kurdish demonstration
<get beat up
These fucking guys. inb4 they start claiming victim.

>>2397241
I knew that ceasefire wouldn't last. these people are all de-centralized death squadrons, exactly the same as in Afghanistan. I would even dare to say that at some point they'll all turn their backs on al ziolani and kick him out, as the puppet in Afghanistan was kicked out.


>>2397355
would even dare to say that at some point they'll all turn their backs on al ziolani and kick him out, as the puppet in Afghanistan was kicked out.
Yea, Jolani's thing was always to be riding the trick of appearing to be driving the wave, whilst actually having little control. I don't predict him being around for a long time either. Only real question is how messy it gets.

>>2397368
I could definitely see HTS doing several internal coups and attempted rebrands

>>2397368
the US tried to get the most nationalistic government they could get on board in Afghanistan, that at the same time was willing to accept the west's demands to exactly avoid the things I am theorizing will happen in Syria, and it was for nothing. these people hate to the guts the idea of being told what to do. >>2397370 (I agree with this post)
the west probably will intervine in Syria at some point, more directly.

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Another prisoner exchange. Going well so far.

Funnily enough, this is an informal one organised by correspondence between a clan council and the Druze. By contrast the one with the STG failed lol.

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Tribal complains about Julani and his roadblocks.

>>2397370
You could do fifty coups and it wont change anything. The clique is inherently low autism score, braindead Sunnis who durkadurka over anything. There is no military class like in Egypt or in Jordan to reign in their MB tards to keep everyone in line no matter the Gulf money. Eventually the minorities will keep revolting until the place collapses

>>2397423
That would require all the minorities coming together under a united front and if you’re Druze or Alawite you probably have a lot of contempt for Kurds and vice versa

>>2397424
i think they'd prefer each other over the sunnis

>>2397424
The DAANES region is the only one even attempting it.

>>2397424
It wouldn't really have to be united. Right now you have disparate groups revolting, degrading the state. The only reason the country hasn't gone to complete shit is US desperately trying to prop up a bombed out husk for Saudi gibs, which is funny as Israel wants to keep it weak and broken.

>>2397432
Israel wants all of it, they’re going to attempt to chase every muslim or perceived muslim into the sea, you remember all those meme ISIS maps where it’s every caliphate including Spain? Israel wants that

>>2397437
In the future, too much baggage now due to Gaza. Unless Netanyahu has the balls that is. idk if they want weak puppet states that sign to the Abraham Accords or annexation for neighboring countries tho

>>2397442
They’ve already crossed the threshold with genocide and no one has even tried to stop them except for Qassam and Ansar Allah, why stop now? They believe themselves to have the ability to conquer and cleanse the middle east how America did to its natives

>>2397445
The tweets made of the US Ambassador and butthurt reactions by Muslim countries when they were bombing their Mossad pet's capital shows they can't cross that line, yet. It will happen, it's only a matter of time, perhaps after Gaza is whenever over.

>>2397448
So what? They’re tweets, do you really think America would stop sending them weapons even if they declared Jordan and Syria open for Jewish settlement? Fuck no, Mossad has sexual blackmail on every politician of importance

It's morning now.

The prisoner swap in >>2397408 has worked spectaculary, numerous families and individuals successfully exchanged.

STG has left the remaining depopulated villages in the governorate and is said to have "handed" them to the Druze factions, although there's no video evidence of the Druze there but they will probably get to them this morning.

Almost no reports of clashes for the past 6 hours. Some straggler tribals are probably still present here and there, but they no longer pose a military threat.

IT'S OVER

Israel just took another village lol.

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Shaheen drone attack on Shahba.

They're only used by the STG forces, but there are zero indications of a mass offensive by the STG itself. Disgruntled soldier who went AWOL?

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No way lol. Barrack has always been the biggest Turkey and Gulfie shill.
Israel always gets what it wants, it seems.

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Video of mag-dump execution. Allegedly found on the phone of a dead STG soldier.

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FREE SYRIA!

Minor clashes with stragglers in the northwest of the governorate a few hours ago. Attack repelled.

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>>2396994
Photo evidence this morning.

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Apparently many of the Syrian Red Crescent food aid is already expired.
Malice or incompetence? Either way, what a shithole lol.

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>>2397670 (samefag)
Drone downed and it's not a Shaheen, just a cheap commercial drone. So it was done by a tribal.

>>2397739
Imagine choosing to starve because you need to act like a bobo faggot about expiry dates. what a mega inbred retard.

Mortar fire towards Ariqa.

Straggler tribals won't engage Druze directly anymore because they don't have the numbers to zerg rush now.

>>2397750
yeah and risk food poisoning in a country without functioning sanitation, smart idea

When is the SSNP going to take Aleppo?

>>2397783
Do they still exist?

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>>2397784
I don't know that's why I'm asking, I haven't heard anything about them since the new regime took power.

>>2397769
you're not going to get food poisoning it's dried food! they just put that shit on to sell more you pampered middle class retard.

Critical support to Satanyahu to nuke Syria. That place is no longer worth anything. No sensible existing groups, just sectarian retardation, destroy it all.

>>2397787
>expiration dates were invented to sell you more food
i love this website

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Corpses and looted houses after the retreat of the tribals from Suwayda.

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Druze have launched an attack on tribal-held Umm al-Zaytun. In the video the recorder complains that they don't have ammo or supplies. You can see retreating cars and that most people are gathered near the exit of the city

https://thecradle.co/articles-id/32086

US, Turkiye give Syrian Kurds 30-day deadline to integrate with Damascus

>The US and Turkiye have given the Kurdish-led Syrian Democratic Forces (SDF) a 30-day deadline to integrate its forces with those of the Syrian government, Middle East Eye (MEE) reported on 21 July, citing sources familiar with the matter.


>The US-backed SDF, led by Mazloum Abdi, signed an agreement in March with Syrian interim President Ahmad al-Sharaa, pledging to merge the SDF and its agencies with the new Syrian army and government in Damascus.


>However, little progress has been made to implement the agreement. Sharaa, the former ISIS commander, has rejected Abdi’s demand that SDF units be incorporated into the Syrian army as intact units with their own commanders.


>The interim Syrian president has demanded that SDF fighters, who include Kurds from the People’s Protection Units (YPG) and government-affiliated Bedouin tribesmen, be incorporated as individuals.


>“The SDF was told that not all of its armed units would be integrated into the Syrian army. Units excluded from integration would be disarmed, and overall control would remain with the Syrian government,” one source said.


>However, US and Turkish “patience is wearing thin.” In a meeting last week, the SDF was given a “30-day ultimatum to join the Damascus government,” sources told MEE.


>Officials from the political arm of the SDF, the Autonomous Administration of North and East Syria (AANES), have repeatedly called for a federal system that would allow Kurdish control of the northeast, including Syria’s oil fields.


>The US and Turkish demands come in the wake of a major attack by forces linked to Sharaa’s Defense Ministry and Internal Security on the Druze majority Suwayda Governorate this week.


>Druze self-defense units have sought to repel the attack in which government forces sought to take control of the governorate. Government forces joined by armed Bedouin tribes massacred hundreds of Druze civilians, including through the use of beheadings and field executions.


>Since the fall of former Syrian president Bashar al-Assad in December, armed Druze factions have refused to give up their weapons, as the new authorities in Damascus come from the ranks of the former Al-Qaeda affiliate, Hayat Tahrir al-Sham (HTS), whose clerics regard Druze and Alawites as heretics and apostates deserving of death.


>The Druze insistence on keeping their weapons was strengthened following the Syrian government’s massacre of over 1,600 Alawites in March. The massacres occurred after Alawite men dismissed from the army and security services after Assad’s fall gave up their weapons through a reconciliation process.

Are any of the reports/videos of beheadings in Sweida confirmed? I've seen both sides saying the other side beheaded people

>>2397913
Or what? Deadlines need to have consequences to be deadlines.
>>“The SDF was told that not all of its armed units would be integrated into the Syrian army. Units excluded from integration would be disarmed, and overall control would remain with the Syrian government,” one source said.
I guess they mean the YPJ. Not confident tbh that Abdi has the power to tell the YPJ they need to disarm and go back to the kitchen.

>>2397919
See >>2395384 and >>2395432
And also >>2396002 is potentially relevant.
So far I've only seen beheading videos done by tribals.

>>2397923
The consequences is a Turkish invasion

>>2397934
one the turks would lose btw

Druze attacking Walgha.

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Fighting still ongoing in Umm Al-Zaytun.

This is a huge L for Jolani so far, right?

>>2397934
>The consequences is a Turkish invasion
If that was so easy they'd have done it already.
>>2397952
>This is a huge L for Jolani so far, right?
Yes. A large consiquence is that he has lost the support of many of the beduin/arab tribes. This was only a matter of time but seems like he's doing a sped run.

>>2397952
Yep. Nothing's changed politically in Suwayda, the agreement required the STG to displace the local Bedouins, his already-bare army took a beating by both Israel and Druze, and many Sunni extremists are angry that the STG's solution included displacement and because of Julani's general cuckoldry.

>>2397939
Elaborate

>>2397974
the turkish army cannot beat the SDF because the turkish army is a bunch of cowards and terrorists

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Execution video of a civilian found on a dead tribal's phone.

>>2397980
>the turkish army cannot beat the SDF because the turkish army is a bunch of cowards and terrorists
They also have America cutting off any support because they love their little Zooni islamists and Roaches. Wouldnt matter because Israel would replace them. They're interested in the corridor

>>2397984
well you should hope the SDF refuses to back down and captures the STG's shit real quick

>>2397987
They havent because
>Turkey would invade behind them
>half of their territory is inhabited by the dumbest cavemen tribes that riot every week for muh Ummah

I expect HTS to invade, get pummeled and cry for Turkey, and cause an international scene when Israel bombs Syria again

>>2397991
my suggestion is to just keep pumelling the STG until one of the ethnic minorities step up and just destroy them

>>2397996
The only good solution but ofc the GWO (gardenite world order) is doing anything they can to avoid it.

>>2397991
>I expect HTS to invade, get pummeled and cry for Turkey, and cause an international scene
It would be the dumbest fucking thing to do but i wont be surprised. Just like that protest in Germany, they will spread a bunch of fake news about murdered sunnis to get the world on side, loose, play victim.

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>>2397784
>>2397786
I'd reckon they're a Lebanese formation at this point. They have a website and saw some pics and videos and announcements of events. The pic is the commemoration of one of their members killed in an Israeli drone strike. Their founder, Antoun Saadeh, is also buried in Beirut and they make pilgrimages to his tomb.

They've had a presence there for a long time and want reunification with Syria. A bit awkward now.

>>2398013
Their main base in Syria was Christians idk how many are left under Shaara

>>2398026
A lo of the christians live in Damascus, apparently it has been okay for them so far. The government seems to use the christians as a proof they're actually nice to minorities.

Umm Al-Zaytoun has been secured by the Druze hours ago.

How the battle went according to Druze sources is very funny:
>druze attack
>tribals in the town request help on social media (great military communication channels, guys)
>they overrun the tribals due to their low ammo and low numbers (see >>2397862 )
>they set up defenses to the north to brace for the incoming tribals who have seen the social media posts
>every single time a small group of tribals comes close they instantly engage with the druze, dying or retreating quickly since they are few in numbers
>the tribals keep arriving in this piecemeal fashion at a manageable rate for the druze defenses, always dying quickly
>not fucking once did tribals consider to wait a little away and beef up their numbers for a good attack, always just going into the meat grider
>eventually the rate of the waves slows down, night settles and fighting completely stops

None of this has been verified yet, but it's not inconceivable. Your average tribal might have expected the town to be contested or still mostly controlled by other tribals. So they get close to it, suddenly realise the town is controlled by Druze, engage them in a panic and then die. Or they get shot at and killed while walking slowly to it.

Wallahi this is the dumbest conflict I've witnessed in my life.

Israeli airstike on tribals outside of Shahba.

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>>2398336
Photo.

>>2397913
>>2397934
>>2397939
>>2397934
100% guaranteed Turk invasion. Also, >>2397984 is right, once the US dwindles to 0 the military assistance and presence on the already dwindled assistance and presence on that territory, it's game over for the Kurds.
>>2397991 with the exception that Israel can't overextend up to East-Northern territories of Syria. these are large territories for the zionist army, which isn't exactly a large army, plus the Turks have them right there.

>>2397919
yeah, many on NayaForIraq. I doubt the Druze did any of the beheadings. Beheading is a religious act committed by small sects of Arabs-religious groups related all to the Wahhabism "school of thought" where Qisas (equal response) is not only tolerated, but encouraged as a purification of the land tainted by those who were against the Quran and Muhammad. I have never seen, in my 15 years following the events in Syria Druze following these behaviors.

>>2398322
Basically the same as the battle of agincourt. Good to know the inbred takfiris are about as smart as the inbred frenchman.

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Smells like Freedom (TM)

>>2398490
Is this a government account? Why should we care?

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>>2398518
it's a HTS propagandistic account, knittedly related to al-ziolani.
>why should we care.
exposing them it's good.

>>2398541
But you're 'exposing' them to about 100 people who never had a good word to say about them. If you want to do 'retweets' just do it on twitter, you will have a larger reach.

Whomst side of this war should I critiKKKally SSupport on online leftists forums for anti-imperialist cred?

>>2398343
>>2397913
>The Media Center of the Syrian Democratic Forces denies claims that they were given 30 days to reintegrate in Damascus and says "this information is false and deliberately aims to mislead the public."

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>>2398545
The Chaldeans.

>>2398544
I did, also
>100 people who never had a good word to say about them
let's help that stays the same!

>>2398013
What exactly is the difference between the SSNP and the Ba'athists?

>>2398547
Someone is lying, either the SDF or the ME (initial source of The Craddle).
Have the SDF addressed this:
>Sharaa, the former ISIS commander, has rejected Abdi’s demand that SDF units be incorporated into the Syrian army as intact units with their commanders.
Have the Kurds addressed this information?

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https://www.i24news.tv/ar/%D8%A3%D8%AE%D8%A8%D8%A7%D8%B1/middle-east/artc-3a11464d

>Israeli i24 channel: The Kurds in Syria are the ones who set conditions for cooperation with the new regime based on the request of the American envoy: Shar pledged to protect minorities, include Hajri in any dialogue, stop attacks on the Druze, open a humanitarian corridor for Druze areas, and their cooperation is contingent on the implementation of these demands.

>>2398576
>Have the Kurds addressed this information?
That's not from this claim, that's from last week. This is an ongoing set of negotiations though, so it's all in flux. Personally i think if the north east is smart they'll long it out until Jolani is under more pressure or the whole thing collapses, it doesn't seem smart to be making deals with damascus when they jihadis are still in the euphoric beginning stages of rule and alliances have not yet started to fall apart.
https://syrianobserver.com/syrian-actors/damascus-rejects-sdf-proposals-urges-swift-implementation-of-march-agreement.html

>>2398615
problem is I see in that case, it's that the fucking Turks aren't out of the picture. ugh. Every time I come see watching the Syrian news, I feel like I’m going to retch. for what the country became, for the horrible things to come.

>>2398615
> In a notable shift, U.S. Envoy Tom Barrack told that “there is only one path forward for the SDF—and that path leads to Damascus.” He dismissed the feasibility of federalism in Syria and praised the Syrian government’s willingness to integrate the SDF into national institutions under a unified state model.
holly shite, lol, fucking thrown under the bus.

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>>2398322
>the tribals keep arriving in this piecemeal fashion at a manageable rate for the druze defenses, always dying quickly … Wallahi this is the dumbest conflict I've witnessed in my life.
I mean people are blaming Jolani for this, and sure whatever (I don't care for him) but it looks like as much total chaos and lack of any real organization or plan.

>>2398568
>What exactly is the difference between the SSNP and the Ba'athists?
Honestly I have no idea and am the wrong person to ask, but my instincts tell me they might've been useful as a cutout or vector of influence for Syrian glowies in Lebanon. Kind of in the nature of these groups, especially there.

>>2398709
Who could've seen that coming. I thought the US was going to make a commie puppet state in Syria.

Absolutely nothing this past 8 hours. Most tribals have probably gone home.

>>2398733
>but it looks like as much total chaos and lack of any real organization or plan.
I've already said that conspiracy theories about the STG being directly involved with the tribals are false. They really are a mess of retards without any central command.
STG only fanned the flames with sectarian hatred against the Druze on their propaganda after their retreat, but that's it.

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>>2398568
>>2398733
SSNP wants "Greater Syria" (union of Syria, Lebanon, Palestine, Jordan, Iraq and for some reason, Cyprus) and the Ba'athists want to unite the entire Arab world. Also SSNP was founded by a Lebanese man before Baathism existed.

>>2398985
No matter how many times people tell me SSNP is not fascist, the fact that the flag of the Social Nationalists is a swastika-like symbol with colors similar to the National Socialists makes me go hmm.

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>>2397682 (samefag)
Different perspective. You can also see a dead civilian in his car.
The recorder of the older vid can be seen to the right of this one with his phone when the execution starts. Both recorders are dead.

>>2399020
Tbh I'd probably consider both SSNP and Ba'athists to be fascist in some sense but the absence of an imperialist bourgeoisie in third world country changes the dynamics and character of that movement considerably. It allows it to retain a lot more of its left-ish and even progressive tendencies that you saw in very early European fascism that were later purged.

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Xitter thread on the government investigation into the sectarian massacres in the coast months ago.

https://xcancel.com/sayed_ridha/status/1947538410388000860

Tl;dr they say they didn't do anything wrong themselves. Also SOHR's higher death figures are more accurate than the Turdey-backed SNHR.

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>>2399130
Tbh I'm surprised there even was an investigation at all. Good for PR I guess.

>Also SOHR's higher death figures are more accurate than the Turdey-backed SNHR.

Did they break it down into civilians and combatants and how many killed by each side? Without that it's difficult to determine who was closer.

>>2399135
Civilians. Government combatants who died are 230.

>>2399130 (samefag)
The investigation also said that the amount of armed individuals (excluding the insurgents) recorded was 200,000 who arrived from all parts of the country, both as part of the government and by their own initiative.

This + the whole recent tribal mobilisation shit just shows you how weak and non-existent government control over the country is, and how that it is far from disarmed (as I said earlier the STG doesn't care cause the armed groups are Sunni and mostly on their side).

>>2399153
>200,000
Real? That sounds absolutely massive


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>>2399067
>anyways so I started allahu-akbarring
god I hate sunnis so much

Israel and Syria are back to negotiations. Reportedly Israeli officials have gotten even more cocky and maximalist, demanding freedom to airstrike, demilitarisation of the south, and keeping the newly-invaded territories beyond the Golan.

https://www.timesofisrael.com/israel-and-syria-said-to-resume-talks-after-ceasefire-ends-sweida-violence

>>2399322
supporting Jolani is the one thing communists and neoliberals agree on

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#2399325
>supporting Jolani is the one thing communists and neoliberals agree on
>communists supporting Jolani
>ever

>>2399203
not every sunni it's like this way, only the Wahhabists.

>>2399322
Why wouldn't Israel be so? Syria totally lacks the means to oppose them. Jolani is Nato's lapdop and will do what he's told. There's no "negotiations" going on here.

>>2399200
Speaking of Turkish lapdogs.

>>2399345
>"Strategic advantage is shifting to Turkey; only a child would fail to understand this," he said.

>"Should we hand that advantage to Israel?"

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Apparently this clip has become kind of famous because people are comparing it to the "What kind of American are you?" movie clip.

Before the video starts, STG soldiers asked a civilian whether he is Druze or not. He answers that he's Syrian. Video starts when one of the soldiers responds back with "What do you mean by Syrian? Muslim or Druze?" When he answers Druze they shoot him.

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>>2398709
>holly shite, lol, fucking thrown under the bus.
Was just reading this: https://archive.ph/JnIgP#selection-1609.0-1614.0
>Suwayda violence boosts Kurds’ leverage as US Syria envoy, SDF chief meet
<The July 19 meeting in Amman between US envoy to Syria Tom Barrack and the commander in chief of the Syrian Democratic Forces, Mazlum Kobane, went markedly better than their first face-to-face encounter 10 days earlier in Damascus, with the sectarian violence that's gripping the majority-Druze province of Suwayda temporarily strengthening the Kurds’ hand, four sources familiar with the substance of the meeting told Al-Monitor. “Barrack was nicer; the ice between them was broken,” one of the sources said, without elaborating.
Things change fast anon, how often has it been over any minute now for the SDF?
>>2398547
>Middle East Eye reported on Monday that Turkish and US officials had delivered a 30-day ultimatum last week for the SDF to join the Damascus government. However, the sources briefing Al-Monitor said no such ultimatum had been issued by US officials.

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>>2399067
HOLY SHIT ITS SKINNY PETE FROM BREAKING BAD

>>2399449
That's not skinny pete that's combo (I think)

>>2399451
yea I misremembered, its been a long time since I watched it

>>2399449
its cosmo or combo. i forgot which but mr. white makes that mistake in an episode and jesse gets angry

>>2399455
yea its combo I misremembered

Nothing noteworthy in the past 12 hours.
Still monitoooring the situation, doe.

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>>2396985
Update: his asylum status is now being reviewed and he could potentially be deported lmfao.

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Landis talking about Jolani

>>2399200
>"Israel has been at this for 30 years. For three decades, Israel has been secretly promising us a state," Ocalan said during the meeting, according to the document.
Just like that? I remember outright stating that part of Israel's strategy to destabilize the region was propping up Kurdish separatism. Which invoked, while not denial or derision, but rather scoffing and downplaying.

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>>2399200
daaaamn

>>2399721
just spooks thing. They won't survive, though. the US will never sponsor people that in the past called themselves ML, no matter how much they rebrand their ideologies.

>>2399721
Israel is close with Barzani and the KDP, no?

>>2399405
>Apparently this clip has become kind of famous because people are comparing it to the "What kind of American are you?" movie clip.
I think those filmmakers got the idea from a story allegedly occurring in Northern Ireland. "Are you Catholic or Protestant?" *clicks gun at checkpoint* I'm an atheist. "So are you a Protestant atheist or a Catholic atheist?" Don't know if that was just an urban legend though.

BBC REPORTS ON MASSACRE AT SYRIAN HOSPITAL


How are my favourite islamists doing? It smells like civil War in Syria and maybe Turkey.

>>2400413
They are in cope mode, they can't retake Suwayda and the Kurds are actively refusing to disarm.

This whole sudden "mobilisation" shit in both the coast and Suwayda reminds me that unemployment in Syria must be abysmal.

>>2400213
>I think those filmmakers got the idea from a story allegedly occurring in Northern Ireland. "Are you Catholic or Protestant?" *clicks gun at checkpoint* I'm an atheist. "So are you a Protestant atheist or a Catholic atheist?" Don't know if that was just an urban legend though.
TBH this is very over done, i remember this scene but in a shitty Channel 4 drama about Israel/Palestine maybe 15+ years ago, where it was 'are you a jew or a muslim?' I'm an atheist? '????' okay, i'm christian.

Airstrike on Homs.

>>2400740
>Israeli airstrike targets a weapons depot at the 64th Regiment base near the town of Shenshar in the southern Homs countryside

Will Syria get a right wing secularist like al sisi in Egypt? If it happens he'll have to kill a whole bunch of Sunni tribalists and I don't think a large part of Syria would feel sorry for these guys I know I don't . Bad thing is that it would be a bigger victory for Israel

>>2400845
my brother in christ, Assad WAS the right wing secularist

>>2400854
You're right. I forgot

>>2400845
no, i think the imperialists rather than weak puppets or broken states than having cold-war-era strongmen

>>2400866
This. Even Egypt and Jordan are weak without the sheer amount of aid the US gives that prevents a full blown Islamist revolt

Israeli drones heard in Suwayda.

Airstrike on Latakia.

More on the weird absolute disintegration of the SAA during the opposition offensives, at least in Aleppo.
A large and crucial militia colluded with HTS and defected to it.

https://www.syriaintransition.com/howaleppofell

>>2401354
at this point is everyone's on their own.

Much too large to post here, but it looks like Jolani is preparing to attack and conquer northern Lebanon at the behest of Israel and as compensation for the land they've taken around the Golan heights.

Will ‘Greater Syria’ and ‘Greater Israel’ Collide or Co-exist under the Al Qaeda Regime?

<Author's Note: Events are moving very fast in the region and rumours are rife—the information in the article is accurate but updates will be required in the near future.

https://beeley.substack.com/p/will-greater-syria-and-greater-israel?

A Syria surrendered to HTS, or a democratic and inclusive Syria?
Turkey under Erdoğan's leadership plunged Syria into a bloody civil war. When the popular protests began, there was no armed force or opposition in Syria. Turkey was the main instigator of this process and opened its borders to mercenaries such as ISIS. Turkey has played a destructive role at every stage of the bloody civil war. Now, just as it did at the beginning, it is once again playing a negative role. The Baath regime has been overthrown, and the Syrian people could have made a new and beautiful start. However, Turkey has invested all its resources in HTS (Hayat Tahrir al-Sham) and sought to make it dominant. On the other hand, it has advanced on the Kurdish autonomous regions, launching military and psychological campaigns.

HTS attacked Alawite regions under the name of Baath remnants. Massacres took place. Now, attacks and massacres are being carried out against the Druze. Despite the violation of all rules of war and crimes against humanity, Turkey has unconditionally supported HTS. They have not even condemned the crimes committed against civilians. The media under Erdoğan's control have taken sides against the Druze.

Turkey imposed a unitary, monist, and rigid centralist regime in Syria to prevent the Kurds from gaining any status. To such an extent that the Turkish National Security Council (MGK) took decisions on these issues at its meetings. It has regarded its involvement in the political developments of another country as its right, even to the extent of meddling in its internal affairs. At the core of all this lies anti-Kurdish sentiment. Kurds have been constantly threatened, and anti-Kurdish alliances have been formed with groups like HTS.

Turkey is working to establish so-called Kurdish-Turkish unity and brotherhood within its borders. Talks are underway with Imrali [Prison Island where Abdullah Öcalan is held]. Leader Apo [Abdullah Öcalan] has shown extraordinary flexibility and determination to end the war and open democratic channels. The PKK has ended its existence and decided to bring the armed struggle to an end. Nevertheless, the government has not taken any serious steps and it continues its anti-Kurdish alliances and efforts in Syria. The initiatives in Syria are increasing concerns and worries regarding the resolution of the Kurdish issue. The Kurdish people have gained consciousness and are aware of what is happening, and are questioning it.

If they are going to acknowledge the Kurds in Turkey and renounce hostility, why are they so focused on the destruction and elimination of the Kurds in Syria? Why are they supporting forces such as HTS, an extension of Al-Qaeda? Why do they prefer HTS to the Kurds and the autonomous administration they have established? Is HTS closer to Turkey than the Kurds? These are the questions the Kurdish people are asking.

Turkey is involved in all kinds of conspiracies and games with HTS in an attempt to leave the Kurds without status. It continues to organize and incite Arab-populated areas such as Deir ez-Zor and Raqqa in particular to break away from autonomous administration. They used Bedouin tribes as a pretext to oppress the Druze and launch military operations. They claim there is a conflict between these tribes and the Druze, and that government forces are intervening. However, it is clear that this was a premeditated plan. The government forces did not go to stop the conflict. That was not their intention. They went and attacked the Druze, burning and destroying Suweida. They left hundreds dead in their wake, spreading terror. Had Israel not intervened, this massacre would have resulted in ethnic cleansing.

The Turkish government wanted to make HTS dominant in Syria despite the fact that HTS did not have a strong base in Syria. Nor did it have a mindset or program that would encompass the peoples of Syria. If the forces of North and East Syria, the Druze, the Alawites, and secular and democratic circles had participated in the interim government, there would not have been such polarization and massacres. Instead of establishing a balanced government, everything was handed over to HTS. Turkey supported HTS in particular and imposed its policies on Syria. The result was massacres, destruction, and new waves of displacement!

The UK played the most negative role alongside Turkey. The UK persistently imposed Al-Sharaa on the Syrian peoples. It worked to get the US and Europe involved as well. Despite these massacres, the UK has not changed its stance against HTS. Now, at least institutions such as the US State Department are saying that “HTS must be held accountable for these massacres.” The US Congress has begun to take action, albeit partially. Some are starting to say that things cannot continue this way with HTS. However, the UK remains steadfast in its support for HTS.

The organized and democratic force with experience in Syria is the Autonomous Administration. The SDF [Syrian Democratic Forces] is the trained and disciplined military force that has fought against ISIS. The US and the UK, and especially Turkey, are working to eliminate these forces and hand them over to HTS. There is no army in Syria. The so-called army is ISIS and Al-Qaeda-affiliated groups that have committed massacres against Alawites and Druze. They want to hand over a force like the SDF to these groups.

The administration of North and East Syria has over a decade of experience. It has embraced all religions, beliefs, peoples, and cultures. It has succeeded in keeping them together in peace. It has established a democratic administration. They want to dismantle this inclusive and solution-oriented structure and place it under the command of HTS. This is what Barrack meant when he said, “one army, one government, one state.”

A Syria surrendered to HTS, or a democratic and inclusive Syria? The choice must be made accordingly.

>>2400438
Turns out you can't behead your way out of being a failed state. Who knew?

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>>2399200
>A leaked meeting document reviewed by Middle East Eye indicates that Ocalan, who led an armed struggle against Turkey for nearly 40 years, is strongly opposed to any potential regional dominance by Israel.

>The minutes, which detail a meeting between Ocalan and a delegation from the pro-Kurdish Dem Party on 21 April, record the PKK leader’s concerns about the possible "Gaza-ization" of the region, a term he uses to describe Israel’s willingness to attack neighbouring countries at will, potentially leading to the partition of those states.




>Ocalan’s anti-Israel stance is well-known, as his group was based in the Bekaa Valley in the 1980s, cooperating with the leftist Palestinian liberation groups. In the document, Ocalan presents himself as the leader who could stop Israel from becoming a hegemonic power in the Middle East.


<"The Netanyahu-Trump comings and goings are all about this. It is a five-stage strategy. The first three - Gaza, Lebanon, Syria - are done. Only two remain: Iran and Turkey," he said.


<"The goal is to build Israel up as the dominant force shaping Middle Eastern strategy."


>Ocalan added that the Kurds are an essential part of this strategy, and he is the only person who could prevent the PKK’s Syrian offshoot, the Syrian Democratic Forces (SDF), or its headquarters from falling under the influence of Iran or Israel.




>In November, Israeli Foreign Minister Gideon Saar openly called for closer relations between Israel and Kurdish communities, saying that his country should reach out to Kurds and other regional minorities that are "natural" allies.


>Ocalan said the Israeli intelligence agency Mossad also contacted him in Moscow, where he was seeking refuge from Turkish authorities in 1998, telling him they could hide him even in Russia.


<"A plan is in motion to turn the region from Sulaymaniyah to Afrin into another Gaza," Ocalan said.


<"Israel has prepared all the groundwork for this."


>After Assad’s fall in December, Israeli public news outlet Kann reported several engagements between Israel and the Syrian Democratic Forces (SDF), a US-backed armed group led by PKK offshoots.

>MEE reported in December that Israel had been planning to divide Syria into four regions, including ones for the Druze and the Kurds, to keep its neighbour weak and divided. The plan has infuriated Turkey.
>Ocalan added that Israel’s war on Gaza was already over, and now, he claimed, Israel was seeking to draw the Kurds into a full-blown conflict against Turkey - "into this Gaza-ization process," he said

….
>Ocalan, however, says Turkey is entering a major democratisation process through its negotiations with the Kurdish political movement.

<"Strategic advantage is shifting to Turkey; only a child would fail to understand this," he said.


<"Should we hand that advantage to Israel?"

>>2401569
so he just wants turkey to be the regional hegemon; conveniently the same country that brainbroke him after decades of imprisoning him?

Airstrike in Idlib.

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>>2401640 (samefag)

>>2401582
Did you even read what was posted?
Actually you know what, don't bother. We know you didn't.

>>2401569
It is so pathetic that this man sold out everything he believed in just to get out of his cushy prison. What a pathetic individual, he always has been since he started on the liberal hippie democratic confederationist shit. But he sold out all of that even and the only chance of freedom for the Kurdish people in Turkey just because he is an old pathetic man now who just wants an easy life and book deals in some Western Country where he will be hailed as a peacemaker.

You know what? Chairman Gonzalo NEVER sold his people out like this. Any information they got from him was literally from torture. He never told his people to disarm, never begged to be let out in return for sucking fascist dick, he fought until the end. Maybe that's why liberals hate him so much but love Ocalan. The PKK should have bombed him in prison to get rid of the person destroying their liberation movement, then blamed it on Turkey for PR.

>>2401649
ammo deport maybe?

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>>2401707
>You know what? Chairman Gonzalo NEVER sold his people out like this
bruh why did he boil those babies who were innocent and did nothing to anyone?
yeah sure maybe he never sold out but he behaved like a serial killer against the proletariat.

>>2401707
<t. autistic retard who'd rather everyone and everything go up in flames as long as they do so as ML's. Purity faggotry.

>>2401707
idk who the fuck chairmen gonzales is i'm just trying to get home

>>2401713
THEY NEVER BOILED BABIES. Some scalding water was splashed on teenagers, horrid but like it didn't kill them.
>>2401714
I support the Kurds just not their retarded leader.

>>2401719
>it never happened
<but if it did, it was justified
😴

More on the new Syrian economy:
https://www.reuters.com/investigations/syria-is-secretly-reshaping-its-economy-presidents-brother-is-charge-2025-07-24

Tl;dr mostly the same as Assad's apparatus but now the guys who ran Idlib's economy oversee the high-level operations. Mid- and low-level remains unchanged as HTS struck out deals with the tycoons and gave them immunity in exchange for cooperation.
Also more privatised but you already know that.

>>2401719
>I support the Kurds
Only in a very abstract sense.
People like you would have them fight and die as long as it ads to the 'epic of struggle', even when it ends in a complete loss.
Religion brain 4sure.

>>2401731
You have social democrat brain. Disarming fighters means a massive step back in the stage at which the liberation struggle is at. It is much more difficult to get people to start fighting than it is to tell people who are already fighting to give up. Giving up is the complete loss.

Working within the system will never get them to achieve their stated aims, especially of their democratic confederalist stuff. If you have given up on liberation and building your socialist society, and instead are just building regional devolution or something, that is a complete failiure and objectively worse than fighting on.

The Syrian delegation refused to hold the meeting with the SDF in Paris under the SDF's current conditions
<• The Syrian delegation refused to hold the meeting with the SDF in Paris under the SDF’s current conditions.
>• The delegation stipulated that the meeting could only take place if the SDF abandoned any demands for decentralization or joining the army as a unified bloc.
<• The delegation informed the parties organizing the meeting that the SDF would not make concessions on its own, and left the matter of pressuring the SDF to the American envoy.

>>2401723
sandinista anon said syria was socialist

>>2401569
>let him cook
bruh, he's cooked. he cook himself cooking, and you can't uncook what is charred.

>>2401748
hes mentally retarded and thinks letting a facsist force take over is a good idea

>>2401748
Democratic confederalism is objectively reactionary petit bourgeois ideology

>>2401768
It is a petit-bourgeois ideology but not reactionary in this case I don't think.

>>2401655
nta
he literally says:
>says Turkey is entering a major democratisation process through its negotiations with the Kurdish political movement.

>>2401723
>Also more privatised but you already know that.
that's the whole point. Syrian oil was nationalized, was for the people. America won again in the ME, like in Iraq, where all the oil belongs to American corporations.

Syria is secretly reshaping its economy. The president’s brother is in charge.

https://www.reuters.com/investigations/syria-is-secretly-reshaping-its-economy-presidents-brother-is-charge-2025-07-24/

>>2402079
Already posted >>2401723

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>>2401707
The OG sitdown
Spot the difference

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More CCTV footage acquired recently.

STG (not tribals) forces shooting at a car, wounding the parent and then taking the children. Then later a different STG squad finds the wounded parent still in the car and shoots him.

>>2402109
The pkk is made up of gay old men?

>>2402121
So much for feminism

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ISIS-affiliated media extolling a fighter who recently died fighting in the tribal attacks against Suwayda, Mustafa al-Lubnani.

Because everyone could participate in those tribal mobilisations, it's not that surprising.

PSA: the new Saudi 6 billion dollar "investments" in Syria are composed of:
>90% real estate purchases
>cement factory which will probably be used for constructions on the newly-acquired real estate
>other miscellaneous shit here and there

So just rent-seeking vampirism in the country. Only the cement factory is a kinda good thing I guess.

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>>2402138
Jesus…

https://www.reddit.com/r/Anarchism/comments/1m86kb4/ama_im_a_journalist_who_spent_three_years_in/
Pretty interesting reddit AMA with a westerner who's spent a lot of time working in DAANES.

>>2402138
Don't they already have lots of concrete / cement factories in Syria? Or have they been rendered non-operational.

>>2401714
>>2401731
>putting down arms is a mistake, look at history
>you're a purist! Religion brain!
That's new. Is this, like, a glowie tactic of trying to fedjacket others to distract from themselves?

>>2402173
Idk.
This one will be owned by a Saudi company, and other Saudi companies are gonna initiate a construction spree on their newly-acquired holdings in the country, so there's some cheekiness going on here.

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>>2402128 (samefag)
More.
Video is from a few days earlier. Guy is still alive and active.

>>2401569
>Ocalan added that the Kurds are an essential part of this strategy, and he is the only person who could prevent the PKK’s Syrian offshoot, the Syrian Democratic Forces (SDF), or its headquarters from falling under the influence of Iran or Israel.

How much "influence" does Iran actually exert over its partners like the Houthis, Hezbollah, or Hamas? What would be so bad about the SDF falling under Iran's "influence?"

Like the alternative is now disarming and putting your trust into expansionist nationalists under the assumption that this show of good faith will cause them to abandon their hardline nationalism and adopt some kind of accommodations for Kurdish nationalism. This seems pretty incredible both from the fact no justification has been given that Erdogan actually intends to treat with them in good faith, as well as the fact that the Turkish political and social situation seems even more disrupted than ever.

Instead of trying to prevent the SDF from "falling under Iranian influence" it seems more like Ocalan is clearing the way for them to fall under Turkish bombs. Maybe he sees that as an acceptable sacrifice to protect Turkish Kurds, but expecting Erdogan to extend political concessions out of appreciation for showing their bellies seems really naive.

>>2402138
Lmao what a pathetic state. There is nothing left in that country

>>2402371
the sdf have not given up armed struggle. why do you keep coming here to deliberately conflate the two?

>>2402408
I didn't you fucking illiterate.

https://www.newarab.com/news/drone-attacks-slash-iraqi-kurdistan-oil-output-70-percent

Drone attacks cut oil production in Iraqi Kurdistan by more than 70 percent

<A spate of unclaimed drone attacks forcing the closure of oil fields in Iraqi Kurdistan is further straining the autonomous region's financial crisis


More than 70 percent of Iraqi Kurdistan’s oil production has been shut down due to recent drone attacks targeting vital facilities.

The northern Iraqi autonomous region has seen multiple attacks this month, targeting key oil fields in Erbil, Dohuk and Zakho, which had previously produced hundreds of thousands of barrels per day.

The facilities are operated by different local and international oil firms.

No group has claimed responsibility  for the attacks, and both the federal government in Baghdad and the Erbil-based Kurdistan Regional Government (KRG) have refrained from directly accusing any party, despite parallel investigations.

The damage led to a partial or complete shutdown of operations, reducing production from approximately 300,000 barrels per day to around 80,000 and negatively impacting the region's budget, which relies heavily on oil revenues, according to The New Arab’s sister site, Al-Araby Al-Jadeed.

The spate of attacks and significant impact on the region’s oil infrastructure comes amid heightened tensions between Erbil and Baghdad over oil revenues and export controls.

Long-standing legal and technical disputes have also kept a key oil export pipeline to Turkey closed since 2023, further complicating already strained ties.

Turkey has recently submitted a draft proposal to Iraq to renew and expand an energy agreement between the two countries to include cooperation in oil, gas, petrochemicals and electricity, an Iraqi oil ministry official told the state news agency late on Monday.

The statement came after Ankara announced the end of a decades-old agreement covering the Kirkuk-Ceyhan oil pipeline.

An advisor to the KRG Parliament, Mahmoud Khoshnaw, confirmed that the drone attacks directly targeted several key oil fields in the region, including the Khurmala field southwest Erbil with a production of approximately 100,000 barrels per day.

In Zakho, the Peshkhabur and Tawke fields each produce approximately 107,000 barrels and the Ain Safni around 12,500 barrels per day.

He continues that the Sarsang field in Dohuk produces 30,000 barrels a day, while the Shekhan field northwest of Erbil produces around 48,000 barrels per day.

The halt in production at these fields has led to a drop in the region’s total production from 280,000 barrels per day to just 81,000, representing a decline of more than 70 percent, Khoshnaw tells Al-Araby Al-Jadeed.

This further complicates the economic crisis in Iraqi Kurdistan and exposes the region’s financial stability to real risks, given the KRG’s heavy reliance on oil revenue, he adds.

Direct losses incurred by the foreign companies running the oil fields has exceeded $11 billion in one year, with investments of around $400 million suspended.

These attacks, says Khoshnaw, carry "dangerous messages," claiming that Baghdad was more affected by these drone attacks and the implications than Erbil.

"These operations are paid for with the aim of muddying the waters, assigning blame, and distracting public attention from more pressing issues facing the country," Khoshnaw said.

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More footage from Ammar Zahreddine jej.

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>>2402109
the similitudes…

>>2402117
fuck, shit. those kids are now in a harem where daddy alqaida is probably sodomizing them.

>>2402437
based honestly
fuck the kri's government

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HOLY FUUUUUCCCCKKKKK TOTAL CUCK OUT
(if true, this hasn't been confirmed yet)

SOHR says that it has obtained the terms of agreement from the Israeli-Syrian meeting this morning:
https://xcancel.com/syriahr/status/1948514722887991659

Some pro-SDF account translated it in pic related, if you need it.

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Druze say they've driven out all tribal stragglers out of the governorate.

>>2403038
Amazing how they'll refuse to sit with the SDF but do so with israel.

>>2403041
Why are they doing the hand sign american hitlerites were trying to make a thing about a decade ago?

Welp i can't look at reddit/syriancivilwar anymore. unironically thanks british government.

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>>2403041 (samefag)
Fake lol. Tribals shelling Umm al-Zaytun. There's very few of them now though.

>>2403062
>reddit/syriancivilwar
That subreddit was ass for years, the admin gave the modding powers away to FSAtards and turned it into a circlejerk

>>2403038
Meanwhile some Lion in Moscow…

Crazy we got a Druzestan before an Alawitestan or a real Syrian Kurdistan

>>2403484
Easy when you have actual foreign backing.

Israeli helicopters landed in Suwayda.

>>2403038
Basically, a US administered region.

>>2403345
>That subreddit was ass for years, the admin gave the modding powers away to FSAtards and turned it into a circlejerk
I never read that subreddit, but did they ban people on the pro-Assad side? War forums are very hard to do, because people pick sides and try to continue the war on the internet, and the combatants also try to obscure what they're doing and lie about the other side.

>>2403062
>>2403345
>>2403911
You should stop using plebbit for war-related shit in general. The website's submissions are slow and constantly playing catch-up, every post is something from a few hours ago at best. There are too many submitters (some of whom are bots) whom you don't know which side they are biased towards.

Just select a couple of accounts/channels on Telegram and Xitter that you know the biases of (make sure you have a healthy dose of all sides) and that's it.

>>2403917
Why not just stop following war gonzo 'journalism' in the first place, it has zero impact on your life and isn't even interesting

>>2403918
I MUST MONITOOOR THE SITUATION 24/7. YOU WOULDN'T GET IT

>>2403925
you're right i don't get it

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>treating horses badly this way

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New government advertisements on the selling of public land in Damascus to investors.

Yes, that's the destroyed MoD building being up for sale lol (1st pic). There are also selling other government property near Umayyad Square and former military sites on Mount Qasioun (4th pic).

>>2403911
>but did they ban people on the pro-Assad side?
It was an interesting place for years and anyone was allowed to talk but by the end of the SCW it turned it into a banhammer circlejerk. The admin of subreddit let a bunch of biased Ummahoids in charge of mod years ago then locked the place before giving it away. I went back during the Druze conflict and its filled with dumb Islamists from r/Syria and Neolib subreddits flooding.

SNA is shelling Tishreen dam.

CONFIRMED: they're turning Mezzeh air base into a civilian airport. It's also being partially sold since private entities can invest and have a stake in it.
Previously, those were just rumors.

https://xcancel.com/Sana__gov/status/1949503187091918910

Israel sending more gibs to Druze via helicopters.

>>2406070
Hopefully the druze take the aid then say go fuck yourself

>>2404415
privatization of Syria? who would thought that would be the reason all along!
everyone paying attention to neoliberalism and warhawks talking

>>2404415
Do the military bases come with a bunch of 1980s Soviet military hardware? Because if so I would be very interested in buying them. I'd sit in the cockpit of a MiG-23, close my eyes, and pretend Brezhnev is still in charge.

>>2406286
Israel destroyed everything in the few days after the fall of Assad, my guy.

>>2406288
Might be their worst crime yet.

I guess it's true that the tribals are no more? No clashes for the past 2 days.

>Pro-SDF outlet Kurdistan24 says Mazloum Abdi, Commander-In-Chief of the SDF, has rejected a US proposal to integrate into the Damascus government, and withdraw from key centers, such as Raqqah, al-Tabqah and even the SDF-stronghold of al-Hasakah.
>BREAKING: US has given Turkey the greenlight to carry out a military operation against the SDF if talks fail, according to Turkish media.

Sorry liddel Gurds I didd all I could :DDDDDDDDD

Turns out the safest place for arabs to live in was Rojava.

Damn I can't wait for sandinista retard and the ziggers to come here salivating at the thought of islamists killing SDF soldiers (civilians).

>>2406977
It was Assad's Syria

>>2406982
Not after 2011 lol

>>2406946
>just give up Al-Hasakah bro just give up Al-Tabqah and the dam bro. it'll be fine bro
lol. this government might not last the year, what a pants on head retarded demand from the americans.

>>2406946
>US has given Turkey the greenlight to carry out a military operation against the SDF if talks fail
damn, who would've thought that the Kurds would be thrown under the bus.
everyone knowing how anti-communist nato is

>>2406989
they don't have any cards to play either way.

>>2406946
By lidl Gurds :DD

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Government forces violate ceasefire in Sweida, launching suicide drone attacks
On July 13, the Syrian Transitional Government launched an aggression on the Druze community living in the city of Suwayda with the support of Bedouin and Arab tribes in the region. The attacks continued until July 20. With the intervention of international forces, an internationally-backed ceasefire agreement was reached between the Transitional Government and the spiritual leaders of the Druze community.

Transitional Government forces and affiliated tribes are periodically attacking rural areas of Suweida and violating the ceasefire with sporadic shelling. Despite all these developments, the ceasefire remains technically in place.

This morning, forces of the Transitional Government launched an attack on villages in the rural areas of Suweida using suicide drones called “Shahin.” Druze militias responded with light weapons, rendering some drones ineffective. One of the drones was captured by the Druze.

Tensions remain high in the region, while the Transitional Government's blockade of the city of Suweida continues.

>>2406994
Do you think the SDF does not understand that the Americans will attempt to fuck them over?

>>2407025
Yes. Otherwise, they wouldn't be stuck completely surrounded by hostile forces, like the fucking morons they are.

>>2407026
That was literally the start of their situation, that part hasn’t changed with the downfall of the Ba’ath government

>>2407027
Fucking lmao. How much Kurd apologia can be squeezed out you as you're going to watch helplessly as they get genocided?

>>2407031
The government collapsed in their areas in 2012, what was the alternative other than getting armed and organized? Now that the secular government is gone they’re the only remotely progressive faction left

>>2407036
>they’re the only remotely progressive faction left
Nah, fuck you. The secular government was the only thing standing between the minorities and their genocide at the hands of Sunni Arabs. RIP bozo.

>>2407046
The secular government stopped existing in Kurdish majority areas in 2011 and 2012

>>2407047
Should've stepped up and supported it, then.

>>2407051
The orgs that took over are literally holdovers from Hafez Assad’s administration

>thread picks up activity only after someone posts something rojava-related
And it also happens to be fake news by Turkish news outlets anyway lol.

I swear Israel can start a large ground campaign to forcibly demilitarise south Syria and half of you would still be talking about Rojava instead.

>>2407072
>>thread picks up activity only after someone posts something rojava-related
It's always the usual suspects too, not saying anything but getting mad and interjecting whenever anyone else does.
Wonder why that is.

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Remember that current year Syria is just retards fighting each other and that there's no "good side" for the most part now.

>>2407025
if they did, why they never hasted their re-integration to Syria.
if they didn't, let's see if they are prepared for all the shit they have.

>>2407036
>The government collapsed in their areas in 2012
>not actively involved in overthrowing Assad.
c'mon now, I can show you the countless number of Kurds leader openly asking for Assad's head.
>what was the alternative other than getting armed and organized?
not getting themselves into a death trap for being some greedy morons, perhaps?
>>2407046 100% agreed.

>>2407072
>And it also happens to be fake news by Turkish news outlets anyway lol.

it'd be interesting when things turn out to be as this comment: >>2406946
>US has given Turkey the greenlight to carry out a military operation against the SDF if talks fail, according to Turkish media
says, which is probably closer to the reality. after all, it's not the first time trump has been seen to negatively interact with Kurds.
I specifically remember androgynous blob lindsey graham making up a case in favor of Kurds in Syria, describing how they useful. nothing of that graham said is true now that Assad is gone.

>>2407169 (me)
>>2407072

these are the articles by that time
https://edition.cnn.com/2019/10/16/politics/graham-reaction-white-house-kurds
https://www.usatoday.com/story/news/politics/2019/10/09/lindsey-graham-says-trump-abandoned-kurds-in-syria/3917516002/

All graham's, 2019:

>We destroyed ISIS with the help of the Kurds," he said. "We can’t abandon the Kurds now. We can’t turn it over to Turkey. To think that will work is really delusional and dangerous

>He’s making the biggest mistake of his presidency by assuming the Kurds are better off today than they were yesterday. That is just unbelievable.
>I think there’s a wide-held belief in the Christian community (that) the Kurds have been good allies, they’ve been good to Syrian Christians
>This decision to abandon our Kurdish allies and turn Syria over to Russia, Iran, & Turkey will put every radical Islamist on steroids
>It is imperative we continue to partner with Kurdish forces to prevent ISIS from coming back. I do not trust or believe that Turkey, Russia, or Assad have the capability or the desire to protect America from radical Islamic threats like ISIS
>“I will call for their suspension from NATO if they attack Kurdish forces who assisted the United States in the destruction of the ISIS Caliphate

A bunch of nonsensical, weak arguments that aren't sustained by today's situation in Syria.

Trump's only and damming response, in 2019:
>“Lindsey Graham would like to stay in the Middle East for the next thousand years with thousands of soldiers and fighting other people’s wars. I want to get out of the Middle East,” Trump said, adding “The people of South Carolina don’t want us to get into a war with Turkey, a NATO member, over Syria.”
now takes a bigger scale, now that Russia, Iran, and Assad are gone.

>>2407162
You can blame Hafez Assad for sponsoring the PKK in Turkey and hosting their guerilla bases while also pursuing an Arabization campaign on Kurdish Syrians. The US has cynically used Kurdish nationalism against Iran and Iraq but so have all the Arab regimes and Turkey.

>>2407121
I mean, can you blame them? Syria is a shithole ruled by inbred islamists, Iran isnt going to help, Russia will do fuck all, and America will suck up to HTS for Saudi money. There is no one thats going to help them and long term Israel will eventually screw them over as they use Druze as soldier meatshields, but Sunnis are dumb and are getting what they deserve for trying to fuck with everyone that doesnt want to wear a burqa and suck Salafoid cock

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>>2407180
the difference I see is that Assad was moving towards granting a couple of million of Kurds with Syrian nationality before the Arab spring, where even the UN recognized the effort. Oh well, back to square 1 0 (oops, no square to start if the rabid Ottomaners take over Syria) now, but no shame in be part of the extinct ethnic groups, either.

>>2407024
>Transitional Government's blockade of the city of Suweida continues.
SO they are using semi-soft power now?
what was the city that withstood like two years besieged by the fucking alqaida? damn, it was so long I am starting to forget very important events now.
however, I think the besieged people will outlast alziolani.

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Lol some Portuguese tourist got robbed by armed people pretending to be from the Ministry of Interior. He realised they were bullshitting at some point but he still gave them money so they can go away.

Also yes, he's wearing an ISIS flag patch. That's normalised now among the rank-and-file of the STG so it's not that bad of a disguise idea.

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>>2407864 (samefag)
Longer version + Arabic translation.

>>2407869
>>2407864
who the fuck goes to tour on fucking Syria? lmao. what a moron. he truly drank the "Syria is democrashums now" or something?

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Increased Israeli jet & drone activity over south Syria.

Apparently the entirety of Daraa governorate lost electricity for like an hour or two. It has been restored as of now.

>>2407159
>if they did, why they never hasted their re-integration to Syria
Because Assad refused to budge on the issue of federalism despite his allies urging him to cut a deal with them.

Reports of Israeli airstrikes on tribal-controlled villages in western Suwayda governorate.

>>2408334
>who the fuck goes to tour on fucking Syria?
IDK but there is such a thing as "poverty tourism". Cuba lives off it pretty much.

>>2408435
people don't to cuba for this, it has an actual tourist industry, it's relatively nice and has good relations with latam and spain, doesn't cruise ships even stop there?
You're probably thinking of like the freaks who go to, usually capitalist, countries and then go to the worst slum or whatever to shove cameras in people's faces and kind of revel in it in a 'omg you live like this' way.

>>2408334
>>2407864
maybe its for youtube? like that Brit 4chan idiot who went to Afghanistan and i think he did yemen, somalia as well.

>>2408342
oh shit, you are right. what a horrible to do, to give to the Kurds NO federalism__.
it beats the shit out of NO federalism and being under the ground

>>2407864
>Also yes, he's wearing an ISIS flag patch. That's normalised now among the rank-and-file of the STG…
Reminds me of Ukrainian soldiers wearing Nazi patches.

All Druze should be shot

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Syria’s transitional government has not supplied electricity to Suwayda for 17 days
On July 13, 2025, the Syrian Transitional Government forces, with the support of Bedouin and Arab tribes in the region, launched a large-scale attack against the Druze community living in the city of Suwayda. During the process, serious human rights violations such as massacres, looting, pillaging, forced displacement, and abductions were documented in the city.

The city of Daraa, which supplies electricity to Suwayda, is under the control of the Transitional Government. Electricity supply to Suwayda has been cut off since the start of operations, forcing hospitals, bakeries, and other essential service providers in the city to cease operations. The city has been without electricity for 17 days.
According to reports, electricity poles and cables between the cities of Daraa and Suwayda have been damaged or stolen in the regions of Theelê, Mezree, and Elxa. Sources in the region state that similar incidents have occurred before, but this time, due to attacks and an embargo on the city, the residents are unable to repair the damage themselves.

Due to power outages in the city, people are trying to charge their phones and meet their basic lighting needs using generators.
There are also serious problems with the supply of drinking water due to the failure of water pumps.
Transitional Government forces and allied tribes set up checkpoints around Suwayda, blocking entry and exit by road. The city's connection with the outside world has been largely cut off. This also made it difficult for humanitarian aid convoys to reach the area.

Through the mediation of international actors, a ceasefire agreement was reached between the Transitional Government and the spiritual leaders of the Druze community on July 20. However, according to reports from the region, the ceasefire is frequently violated and the embargo continues.
Although the ceasefire in Suwayda is technically in effect, security and humanitarian conditions remain critical.


>>2408439
yeah, bald and bankrupt and his spawns basically

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There is no Syrian civil-war.
Syria is united. Only those who want to destroy Syria would have you believe otherwise.

Regards to the 50,000 murdered Palestinian children and regards to Syrian unity. Real Syrians don’t care about petty turf and have unities above the North&South divide.

>>2409174
lol cope your country has literally spiraled into ethno-religious murder

>>2409154
well, this is definitively not semi-soft power anymore. this is a hard power projection siege on a city.
>>2409174
I bet you know how many times does the letter "A" appear in the Al-Bukhari Hadith compilation, and you ask to any other person if they do.
cope&seethe.
HTS cretins have been recorded killing people that answered to the question "are you a Druze" with "I am a Syrian" while gloating with a "what does that mean" while also allahu-akbaring firing-squad the people who answered I am a Syrian. now, go glow somewhere else, you CIA/Mossad spook.

>>2409253
Comrade jolani hosts plfp in damascus and building productive force with russian military base in the country, you're an ultra zionist who wants color revolution in syria

>Comrade jolani hosts plfp in damascus and building productive force with russian military base in the country, you're an ultra zionist who wants color revolution in syria

now, now. it's not trolling if you pretend to be retarded.

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Rumors that Bashar is gonna give a TV interview.

>>2409253
>>2409218
Begone.
Fagraeli forum invaders

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Explosion in military base in Jableh.

>>2409325
He shouldn’t not talk. Even if he does he’s in Russia who had a hand in his deposal. Or just spend an hour recording himself laughing and asking Syrians if they enjoy their new country.

>>2409393
fuck israel, fuck al-ziolani, fuck you.

>>2409596
>Even if he does he’s in Russia who had a hand in his deposal.

What

>>2408480
>oh shit, you are right. what a horrible to do, to give to the Kurds NO federalism
I'd say it was pretty horrible since it contributed directly to the fall of the Ba'athist government.

>>2409888
Russia let Assad's government fall. They could've dropped bombs on Idlib and deter the rebels, but did very little even if the SAA was disintegrating internally, and that they still have bases in Syria shows they made a deal with HTS.

Assad is never going to fully explain what happened.

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Asaad al-Shaibani in Moscow.

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>>2410105
>and that they still have bases in Syria shows they made a deal with HTS.
and Israel

>>2409891
and as I said, a horrible thing to do, that beats the shit out of NO FEDERALISM and being under the ground.

>>2410105
Russians didn't "let" Syrian government fall. if people there doesn't want to fight, there's no hope, exactly like the US learned that in Afghanistan the hard way, the USSR learned that in Afghanistan the hard way, too, Russia had no other choice, Iran had no other choice. it was a bunch of treasonous people as one article recently exposed, people who switched sides secretly.

>>2410286
Bruh the Soviet Afghan government literally outlasted the Soviet Union itself. WTF do you mean "they were all traitors"? The CIA had to keep funding Osama Bin Laden and his friends after Russia went capitalist to finally win in Afghanistan.

>>2410300
that government never fully controlled Afghanistan, it was exactly like the US in Afghanistan: No major city controlled by the mujahideen/Taliban, but all rural areas with control of those people, until they USSR/US leaves, and the government collapses.
besides, the USSR left Afghanistan without giving full state control to the Socialist Afghan Republic.
I concede that the Socialist Afghan Republic withstood more than the US puppet government, which shows a more grassroot control.
the point stand still.

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Israeli gibs to Druze.

>>2410286
Russia had a billion opportunities to kill off the FSA before deciding to put all of their capital on invading Ukraine and sat around to not upset Turkey. They also failed to give any investment into Syria and allowed Israel to bomb them at will.

They're a pretty shit ally as their track record goes.

>>2409174
Dina Boluarte what are you doing in Sirya???

>>2409174
Couldnt care less about liberal/islamic syria.

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https://thecradle.co/articles-id/32273
>Lavrov invites Syrian president to attend Russia–Arab summit
Lavrov:
>Of course, we hope that President Sharaa will be able to take part in the first Russia–Arab League summit, which is scheduled for 15 October.
>There are many opportunities for a united strong Syria, we hope Russia stands with us on this pathway
>Lavrov expressed gratitude to Syrian officials for their role in maintaining the security of Russia’s air base in Hmeimim and naval base in Tartous – both of which remain operational in western Syria under the new government.
>>2410753
they didn't want to attack nato, that's all.
>They also failed to give any investment into Syria
with what? Russia doesn't have the financial institutions like the US does, and with no oil, less ability to make things stable.
>They're a pretty shit ally as their track record goes.
It's not their burden. and obviously, all of that it's a trap to weak Russia, if they go and intervine in a place where they might not be welcomed, similarly with Afghanistan.

Who wants what in Syria?
In Syria, massacres continue on one side, while negotiations unfold on the other. Despite efforts to rebrand and legitimize it, the mindset of Hayat Tahrir al-Sham (HTS) continues to reveal its true face.

HTS has failed to establish an inclusive government. Instead of resolving conflicts through dialogue and democratic methods, it unleashes decapitating mercenaries upon the people. Wherever these forces go, smoke rises and hundreds of bodies are left behind. While people are already enduring massive devastation, they now face the added threat of HTS’s massacres, destruction, death, and forced displacement.

The meeting in Damascus, led by Tom Barrack, ended without any results. In his statements following the meeting, Barrack blamed the Syrian Democratic Forces (SDF) and the Autonomous Administration. Rather than bringing the parties closer, building trust, or facilitating steps forward, his remarks served to obstruct the process entirely. As new efforts began to break through this deadlock, the Suwayda (Siweida) incidents erupted.

The attacks and massacres in Suwayda were widely interpreted as a plan to crush the Druze population, drawing criticism even from within the United States. Israel took a clear stance and intervened militarily. The events sparked concern and alarm in Europe and in the United States Congress.

Efforts to domesticate and legitimize HTS have not gone as planned. This led some actors to reluctantly acknowledge that the Autonomous Administration stands as the most reasonable force and model for Syria. Nevertheless, Turkey continued to invest all of its political capital in HTS. It did not even condemn the massacres committed against the Druze and Alevi populations. Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan recognized that the tide was turning against HTS.

At the same time, it was announced that talks would take place in Paris between the SDF, the Autonomous Administration, and the Damascus government. In response, the Turkish government took action, issuing threats against the administration in northeastern Syria and pressuring Damascus not to attend the Paris meeting under those conditions. As a result, the talks scheduled for 25 July were postponed.

Following this postponement, the United States facilitated direct discussions between Syria and Israel. In parallel, a meeting between France, the United States, and Syria was also arranged. It is clear that none of this happened independently of Turkey. By securing guarantees from the United States and France, they sought to bring Syria back to the negotiation table.

Statements such as “HTS will once again become the central government, and the unity and sovereignty of the state will be recognized” were presented to the public as outcomes of this trilateral meeting. These declarations reflect not only the goals of HTS but also those of Turkey. While pushing these demands forward, Turkey intensified its threats against the Kurds and the Autonomous Administration in an effort to strengthen HTS’s position.

Turkey’s primary goal remains the disarmament of the Kurds and the Autonomous Administration. But such a move would leave the population defenseless. While massacres continue across Syria and no one’s safety can be guaranteed, disarming the Kurds would mean abandoning them to slaughter. Turkey insists, “My security comes first.” Yet there is no real threat of massacre looming over Turkey. It possesses a powerful military and has already implemented strict security measures along its borders. Moreover, the Kurds are not a force lying in wait to attack Turkey. On the contrary, the Kurds have consistently been the target of attacks. Turkey invaded Kurdish regions and forced people to flee their homes.

On 10 March, a memorandum of understanding was signed between the SDF, the Autonomous Administration, and the Damascus government. In this agreement, it was acknowledged that the SDF and the region would be integrated into the state structure. This confirms that the Kurds, Arabs, and other peoples of the region are not pursuing a separate state. What they are demanding is a decentralized, democratic Syria.

They say, “For over ten years, we have governed ourselves and built our own institutions; we do not want to lose those gains.” Nor are they demanding a separate army. What they want is for the existing military structure to be integrated into the Syrian army, as a part of it, not dismantled, but allowed to continue functioning where it is, as a guarantee of protection for the people.

Why is the people’s desire to protect themselves so strongly rejected? The population does not trust the groups affiliated with HTS, nor the remnants of al-Qaeda and ISIS. These forces have committed massacres before the eyes of the world. Moreover, the people have known them not just recently, but since the early years of the civil war, they have witnessed their crimes firsthand.

The United States and other members of the international coalition are not unaware of what is happening in Syria. They, too, have been present on the ground and know very well who is who and what has been done. If they act with fairness, they will not abandon the people to the hands of such forces.

However, relations and negotiations between states are based on interests, not on principles of justice and human rights. Turkey, using its membership in the NATO, continues to bargain with the United States and other powers against the Kurds. It seeks to exclude the Kurds from all political processes and to prevent them from gaining any form of status.

Turkey’s number one priority in Syria is to leave the Kurds without political status and to dismantle the SDF. However, the Kurds and the Autonomous Administration aspire to live in peace and coexistence within a democratic Syria. They are not demanding freedom only for themselves or their regions, they are demanding freedom for all of Syria, and especially for women.

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>>2410889
>The United States and other members of the international coalition are not unaware of what is happening in Syria. They, too, have been present on the ground and know very well who is who and what has been done. If they act with fairness, they will not abandon the people to the hands of such forces.

>>2410889
>Barrack blamed the Syrian Democratic Forces (SDF) and the Autonomous Administration
daaaaamn
>Rather than bringing the parties closer, building trust, or facilitating steps forward, his remarks served to obstruct the process entirely. As new efforts began to break through this deadlock, the Suwayda (Siweida) incidents erupted.
damnnnn
>In response, the Turkish government took action, issuing threats against the administration in northeastern Syria and pressuring Damascus not to attend the Paris meeting under those conditions. As a result, the talks scheduled for 25 July were postponed.
>HTS will once again become the central government, and the unity and sovereignty of the state will be recognized

dammnnnn

>My security comes first

lmao. nato concerned about "my security first".
>In this agreement, it was acknowledged that the SDF and the region would be integrated into the state structure
WHETHER YOU LIKE IT MY WAY OR NOT.
>Why is the people’s desire to protect themselves so strongly rejected?
self-determination for me, but not for thee.
>However, the Kurds and the Autonomous Administration aspire to live in peace and coexistence within a democratic Syria
oh, poor babies. they don't demand the head of alziolani, his overthrown, like they once did in 2011, and just co-exist peacefully with headchoppers.
oh, the meek, the tamed.
>>2410914
it reeks in idealism that no one is buying, no one except the hands that types that text.

Israeli-Syrian meeting in Baku has been cancelled.

>>2411340
Looks like they're going to have to bomb Syria again to make Ziolani cuck out

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>>2410831
>>Of course, we hope that President Sharaa will be able to take part in the first Russia-Arab League summit
Imagine how funny it would be if he bumped into Bashar on the streets of Moscow.

>>2411398
it's already funny that the chicken coop visitor, chicken coop resident, is facing the people that bombed every chicken coop they could find.

>>2411372
How is Jolani a cuck? He's doing exactly what he was paid to do. He isn't being cucked out of anything. Everyone is getting exactly what they wanted out of the arrangement. Worse case scenario for him is that if shit in Syria gets too crazy he just leaves and retires to the west where he slaps his face on some propaganda book about the "lost dream" of a liberal syria or some shit, rich and comfortable and well rewarded for his service to the empire.

If anything, he's the bull fucking the Syrian people while Assad has to watch from his cuck chair in Russia.

>>2410889
>Statements such as “HTS will once again become the central government, and the unity and sovereignty of the state will be recognized” were presented to the public as outcomes of this trilateral meeting. These declarations reflect not only the goals of HTS but also those of Turkey. While pushing these demands forward, Turkey intensified its threats against the Kurds and the Autonomous Administration in an effort to strengthen HTS’s position.

Disarming clearly paying off for the kurds. Great job Ocalan.

>>2411461
HTS obviously had its own agenda of reuniting Syria under Islamist rule that it very foolishly believed they'd be allowed to carry out once Assad was gone. If this wasn't the case they wouldn't be bothering to try to pacify the Druze, Alawites, and Kurds and would just allow the state to crumble. Also it seems clear that this point that Turkey and Israel now have conflicting agendas in Syria, with Israel wanting Balkanization and Turkey wanting a united Syria under a friendly government.

>>2411461
>Worse case scenario for him is that if shit in Syria gets too crazy he just leaves and retires to the west
He's getting drone striked after this is over

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Your daily reminder that everyone who supported the Syria regime change op was actually supporting Israel and imperialism.

>The Arab slave regimes who exploited the genocide to stab the AOR in the back and overthrow Syria take a moment off from deepthroating US/Zionist cock to demand that Palestine surrender so they can normalize with Israel and suck further US/Zionist cock

>>2411522
Hamas' political leader Meshaal sucks up to these people and is known to be a grifter. He was the one who also made Hamas ditch Assad, back HTS and bitches at Shiites

>>2411466
>Disarming clearly paying off for the kurds. Great job Ocalan.
Thats Iraq you fucking moron.

>>2411670
The point is that Ocalan disarming the kurds in Turkey has freed up Turkey to intensify conflict with kurds in neighboring regions that Turkey wants to dominate. Hope this helps!

>>2411680
I've heard conflicting things about the extent to which the PKK has actually disarmed, but even if they have any major operation against Rojava would probably arouse a lot of resistance from Turkish Kurds and the Turkish left in general.

Remember old 8ch leftypol where we had a fag poster spamming "Google Bookchin?"


….this is where it leads to

>>2411688
>I've heard conflicting things about the extent to which the PKK has actually disarmed
They burned about 30 weapons. That anon is merely severely autistic and resentiment to kurds is his hyperfixation.

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Syria is divided into north, south, and Kurds.
All three have diplomacy together.

Attempts to say there’s a war is an attempt to kill Syria. Attempts to say one faction rules all is attempts to delegitimize the immense strength of other regions.

Cheers to Assyria.

50,000 Palestinian children have been murdered.
So it is obvious murderers want problems in Syria.

The nations are united in various diplomatic unities while simultaneously separate. Like the U.M. United Mena.

Why aren't these threads consolidated along with the Palestinian conflict into a Middle Eastern General?

>>2412172
Because Syria is a whole different country?
>>2412167
go back to reddit, radlib.

>>2411471
>Also it seems clear that this point that Turkey and Israel now have conflicting agendas in Syria, with Israel wanting Balkanization and Turkey wanting a united Syria under a friendly government.
The U.S. and Israel are also at odds over Syria for similar reasons. In a twist, the two governments that have the most shared interest in a balkanized Syria now are Israel and Iran.

>>2412406
>”radlib”

Fake-channer Israeli-cult pest. Fall to your own hubris.

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>>2412442
Sus post.

Mena wants BOTH simultaneously balkanized AND UNITED Syria. There is no reason to waste energy on absolute domination. North Syrians and South Syrians and Kurds are different people and are different nations that have unions together such as trade agreements, military cooperation, and all three helping Palestinians together. They are stronger divided and have all the necessary unity via diplomacy. South is more Phoenician, North is more Arab. Etc

Who gives a shit what israel-cult thinks except Israel-cult. Go have your armageddon your religion is about all alone while the rest of the world cares not for petty shit.

>>2412551
>Who gives a shit what israel-cult thinks except Israel-cult.
I'm not saying take their interests into account. I'm saying Israel sees a weak and divided Syria as in their interest. They don't like HTS. The Israelis are like "they're Al Qaeda" and also that Turkey is making inroads into Syria, and that Turkey is a potential threat to Israel (potentially more than Iran is). That might be wrong (or might not be because Turkey could fuck them up), but that's the talk coming out of Israel, or so it seems. They don't want Sharaa to have an army that can threaten Israel, so the Israelis took to bombing as much leftover Syrian armor that they could as his forces overran Damascus. Because they don't trust him and find him very sus.

It's just paradoxical because there are Axis of Resistance guys who also don't like Sharaa because they see him as Al Qaeda, and they have to come up with these loony theories about how he's a Zionist agent. That's a cope.

>>2412542
the "murderers" are the baby headchoppers that are seeking to gift zionists with the al-Jawlān (Golan Heights).

>>2412578
>they see him as Al Qaeda, and they have to come up with these loony theories about how he's a Zionist agent
Because he is you fucking dumbass

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YBŞ: We will defend Shengal with our lives!
The Şengal Resistance Units (YBŞ) released a statement on the 11th anniversary of the 3 August 2014 massacre carried out by ISIS mercenaries against the Yazidi community.

The statement said: "With unity and solidarity, just as we defended our existence on August 3 in the past, today we will continue on our path with the same determination. We will stay true to our promise of resistance and will defend Şengal at the cost of our lives."

The YBŞ added: "These attacks were not just a massacre, but an attempt at genocide — aimed at the annihilation of our culture, the abduction of our women and children, the killing of our elderly, and the suppression of our will. While the world remained silent, these attacks occurred with the collaboration of our neighbors and represent one of the greatest betrayals. Yet, from this destruction, life found a way. YBŞ was founded on the blood of martyrs and the tears of mothers. We are not a temporary formation — we are a legitimate and lasting defense force born from the suffering of the Yazidis. Yazidis can only be protected as long as they are defended by their own will, weapons, and organization."

The statement continued: "Our goal is to defend ourselves through our own strength. We draw our power from the principles of dignity and the right to life in Şengal. Those who previously failed to protect the Yazidi people and did not fulfill their responsibilities are now demanding that YBŞ lay down its arms. But our people must understand that such demands pave the way for another massacre. It is impossible to disarm before the true perpetrators of the genocide are held accountable, and before political, security, and cultural rights are guaranteed. Our weapons are the legacy of our martyrs' struggle, the voice of those who remained silent, and the defense of this still-threatened land."

The YBŞ also highlighted the significance of Abdullah Öcalan's call at the time, saying: "Thousands were saved based on Leader Apo's call, which laid the foundation for real resistance. The thoughts and stance of Leader Abdullah Öcalan will always remain a moral and ethical reference for our path and a measure of loyalty in the hearts of our people."

The statement then recalled the heroic struggle of the Kurdistan guerrillas, the YPG, and YPJ fighters, against ISIS attacks, stating: "They fought shoulder to shoulder with us, opening humanitarian corridors without expecting any conditions or rewards. Without their presence, our losses would have been much greater."

The statement commemorated heroes such as Mam Zekî, Egîd Civyan, Dilşêr, Seîd Hesen, Berfîn, Nûjîn, Bêrîvan, Zerdeşt, Dijwar, Şengal, and all other martyrs with respect and gratitude, saying they would always remain symbols of honor and freedom.

Despite efforts to block Shengal's self-defense project, the YBŞ affirmed its belief in the strength of its people: "Our will is stronger than any threat, and our organization is more resilient than any plot. With unity and solidarity, just as we defended our existence on August 3 in the past, today we will continue on our path with the same determination. Once again, we pledge: to our people, to our martyrs, and to the mothers waiting for the return of their children, We will remain loyal to our word of resistance and will defend Şengal at the cost of our lives. Our struggle will continue to build a reality based on a new freedom, justice, and the will of our people."

Islamist cope is immaculate



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