SO LONG, SPACE COWBOYSRecent news:Keep in mind the previous thread lasted months, so these events are separated by weeks.
Suwayda conflict basically freezes.
Minor clashes between SDF & STG.
STG attempts to capture Omar Omson, the leader of a French foreign Islamist faction accused of kidnapping women, at his base in Idlib countryside. They fail and come to a truce.
More clashes between SDF & STG.
Small anti-Alawite pogrom in Homs caused by the murder of two Sunnis there, despite STG investigation revealing that there was no sectarian motive to the murder.
Protests by Alawites in the coastal region in response to the pogrom. Multiple deaths among protestors, counter-protestors and STG security forces.
Multiple deaths among US soldiers during a joint STG-US patrol in Palmyra. The attacker infiltrated and was a part of the STG's MoI and was with the patrol.
The STG-SDF conflict escalates. SDF agrees to withdraw from Deir Hafer in exchange for a ceasefire, but the STG & tribal auxiliaries keep advancing despite the ceasefire. Revolts by Arab tribes inside of the SDF and them losing a lot of territory makes them sign an integration agreement that basically amounts to capitulation.
Links:
t.me/Medmannews - Well known channel (Egyptian owner). Posts frequently about MENA
t.me/Middle_East_Spectator - Iranian owner
t.me/Suriyak_maps - Posts maps/latest news. Less prone to hype/hysteria but slower.
https://nitter.poast.org/SAMSyria0 - Local Syrian army soldier. Used to post in Arabic. (Account deleted. RIP)
https://nitter.poast.org/bosni94https://nitter.poast.org/Sy_intelligencehttps://nitter.poast.org/sayed_ridhahttps://nitter.poast.org/QalaatAlMudiqhttps://nitter.poast.org/Gargaristanhttps://syria.liveuamap.com SDF has lost control over Shaddad prison, but the STG hasn't claimed that it now controls it unlike the previous cases. Potential prison break by tribals?
>>2655086Thanks for making the OP, anon. Appreciated.
>>2655092>Potential prison break by tribals?Probably a mix of tribal elements within and outside of the government official ranks, and ISIS remnants within and outside the government official ranks.
Are the rumors that the STG is releasing people from Aqtan true?
It's literally 100% composed of ISIS prisoners, so they can't play the "they are just smol bean dissidents that the SDF unjustly arrested". Ughhhhhh
Good riddance, space cowboys. This is what happens when a "socialist" movement isn't multipolarista: pogroms and genocide.
>>2655086okay someone please explain to me how the democratic system works (or rather worked) in Rojava.
Rojava was only about ~20% Kurdish and 40% of the SDF was Arab, or something along those lines.
Now, when HTS/SAA moved into Rojavan-held territories, a lot soldiers defected, people welcomed Damascus with open arms and suddenly everyone swapped sites very fast, which would imply they did not feel any loyalty for Rojava.
BUT what I dont understand is, why did they even stay loyal to Rojava for so long in the first place then? how did elections turn out the way they did if they didnt like them?
>>2655116The YPG and Rojavistas got money from the US government. It was an op from the start and only fools ever supported them.
>>2655120Soviets got money from US, were the bolsheviks an op too?
>>2655116> how did elections turn out the way they did if they didnt like them?They never had elections due to the civil war, last time they tried Turkey bombed them to make it stop.
Foza Yusif: The public must be vigilant and prepared for all eventualities.
Foza Yusif, a member of the Presidential Council of the Democratic Union Party (PYD), made a statement on her social media account.
Foza Yusif, stating that Damascus did not abide by the ceasefire it declared, wrote, "Clashes continue in Shaddadi and Ain Issa. Therefore, our people must be vigilant and prepared for all eventualities. Furthermore, since the Kurds in Rojava are facing the threat of genocide, we call on Kurdish forces to declare a general mobilization."
DKP/BÖG called for increased solidarity with Rojava.
In a written statement, the Central Committee of the DKP/BÖG said, “The Rojava revolution has entered a historic and critical juncture. The HTS regime, backed by imperialist powers, is intensifying its attacks to liquidate the Rojava revolution. The Turkish state, in the background, has mobilized all its resources to liquidate the Rojava revolution.”
The statement read, “Under these circumstances, our party calls on the Turkish working class and laborers to raise the banner of internationalist solidarity with the Rojava revolution. Today is the day to stand shoulder to shoulder with the revolutionaries of Rojava who defeated ISIS and resist all forms of occupation.”
"Our party is aware that the political stance taken in this historical conjuncture will be a historical one," said DKP/BÖG, adding, "With this awareness, we must act in all areas where we are present, with the understanding that the liberation of the Turkish working class and laborers also depends on the realization of the Kurdish nation's right to self-determination."
Underlining their awareness of the great sacrifices made by the Kurdish people in winning the Rojava revolution, the DKP/BÖG concluded: “Today, in the ranks of the Turkish working class, in the streets, in the squares, in the revolutionary war trenches, by raising the banner of internationalist solidarity with the Kurdish people, we once again emphasize that we will be worthy of the immortal Communards and the immortals who created the Rojava revolution. Today is the day to raise the flag of socialism on this basis and to stand shoulder to shoulder with the Kurdish people’s struggle for freedom.”
Middle East Youth Committee: The attacks are a 'national purge'
The Middle East Youth Movement held a press conference in front of the Ministry of Justice following their application to the ministry.
In a statement made on behalf of the delegation, they demanded the immediate release of Leader Apo and the restoration of all his political and civil rights.
The statement emphasized that the attacks and massacres carried out by Türkiye and HTS-backed militia groups in Aleppo and Northern and Eastern Syria constitute a policy of "national cleansing" against the Kurdish people.
The statement asserted that in Aleppo, Kurds were forcibly displaced under the pretext of "disarmament," subjected to systematic oppression and collective human rights violations. Similarly, it noted that attacks targeting civilians in Rojava were contrary to international law, drawing particular attention to the targeting of Kurdish women.
The delegation stated that Önder Apo's imprisonment violates international conventions and the fundamental requirements of a possible peace process, and that Türkiye has failed to fulfill its responsibilities towards a democratic solution based on dialogue.
The statement concluded with the following words: “We hold all parties responsible for these violations fully accountable, both legally and morally; we call on the international community, human rights organizations, and the United Nations to take urgent action, to stop the violations, to protect civilians, and to ensure that the perpetrators are held accountable. We emphasize that lasting peace is impossible without respect for agreements, and that justice is impossible while political prisoners remain; we demand the immediate and unconditional release of Comrade Abdullah Öcalan, the guarantee of all his legal rights, and the recognition of the linguistic, cultural, civil, political, economic, and social rights of the Kurdish people and the people of North-East Syria.”
Fuck this shit. Entire kurdish people and all other minorities are about to be exterminated ISIS-style immediately. There are gore photos of Raqqa massacres of civilians who failed to escape due to withdrawal. THE SDF FORCES ARE BEING ORDRED TO NOT FIRE AT GOVERNMENT FORCES AS THEY MASSACRE!!!
Fuck this shit. Kill all ISIS and their sympathizers.
its alright
the arak soviet is arming as we speak and will come to help the Rojava bookchinist comrades
>>2655145THE SDF is being ordered to not fire as they advance. Fuck the leadership who sold out. The kurds will have to fight to last man as ISIS wants revenge. It will be fight to kill as many of those cockroaches as possible.
If you have a xitter account, share and attack terrorists who shamelessly promote extermination and a holocaust in region, mine is banned.
>>2655145should've thought about all of that before opposing Assad
>>2655149You are fucking retarded.
YPG and SDF did not fire a single bullet at Assad for several years, your favorite americucked HTS and Jewlani were you fucking bitch ape
Is that what you can say as millions are about to be exterminated while your precious ba'athist ministers and generals command the islamist forces?
>>2655150it is not enough to not be anti-Assad, you have to be fanatically pro-Assad. You were not. Now die, at the hands of the Sunni scum that you brought to power. Die, bookchinist retard, die.
>>2655120You have Hezb flag. Your austerity police is kept alive by IMF bucks
Lol STG is already accusing the SDF of releasing ISIS prisoners in Shaddad even though tribals were the only ones near & inside the prison when they arrived.
>>2655166 (samefag)
This also means we have confirmation that ~1000 ISIS veterans are loose.
>>2655166>>2655175STG and associated subhuman network are infuriating liars and faggots in same category with zionists.
They are not human.
>>2655145It's the same problem as always. Nation-building. If there was worker power in the form of armed soviets, the war would continue even behind the front. Let's see, there were some talks about defiying that SDF order.
>>2655116US money. The Kurds could obtain oil revenues through the logistics and technical support of delta crescent, gulfsands petroleum and some other oil companies still operating in the region par.
since the fall of Al-Assad, they simply stopped the lifeline. the production waned, the government in Damascus got massive credits and access to international markets, which allows them to buy oil from elsewhere some source:
https://www.reuters.com/business/energy/syria-exports-first-crude-oil-shipment-14-years-official-says-2025-09-01/ Assad had little access to oil markets, Kurds mostly sold their oil production to Assad government, but they also sent some to Iraq, but not in official international trade way, but as smuggling act, half of its production lost because now HTS/Al Jolani can get stuff from elsewhere, and it's half of Kurd's profits lost.
>>2655129picrel.
the level of economic impact it's laughable, lib.
>>2655150>PG and SDF did not fire a single bullet at Assad for several yearsthey fired the worst bullet: selling their oil to Assad, as if they were two distinc nations.
they can sell it now in…. *check notes*. you are not gonna like it.
Btw even if the STG is serious about re-capturing the ISIS escapees, it's made difficult by the fact that it's currently night, and also the issue of many army/security personnel + tribals are sympathetic to them.
what are they going to do with these 10-15000 isis takfirists roaming around?
>>2655309>what are they going to do with these 10-15000 isis takfirists roaming around?Uhhh, integrate them into the SAA?
>>2655309The Shaddad ones are like only 1000 I think.
The STG itself still (either accidentally or purposefully) released a lot more ISIS members when they indiscriminately emptied every prison controlled by the SDF. So the number's indeed slightly higher than that.
The real problem is Al-Hol, btw. It has 25,000 ISIS in it, though it isn't just adult male veterans like Shaddad.
Metîna village has taken up arms in response to the threat of an attack on Kobanê.
The attacks by the occupying Turkish state and armed groups loyal to Damascus against Northern and Eastern Syria continue relentlessly. Armed groups affiliated with the Interim Government of Damascus and supported by the Turkish state have intensified their attacks and attempts to besiege Kobanê, a city in the Euphrates Canton.
According to reports, fierce clashes are taking place between Turkish-backed armed groups and SDF and YPJ fighters in the area between the city of Eyn Îsa and the village of Ebu Sira in Kobanê. The fighting is reported to intensify intermittently.
In response to the threat of attack, young people and villagers in Metina village, located east of Kobanê, have begun preparing for defense. The people of Metina, wanting to protect their village and living spaces, have taken up arms.
The people of Hesekê set off towards Şedadê to join the resistance.
The Autonomous Administration of North and East Syria had declared a general mobilization against the attacks carried out by militia groups supported by the Turkish state and affiliated with the Syrian Interim Government against North and East Syria. The people of Hasakah, participating in the general mobilization against the militia attacks, moved towards Shaddadi, where clashes were taking place, to support the resistance of the SDF and YPJ fighters.
Armed civilians joined the resistance alongside the fighters and set off in a convoy of dozens of vehicles.
Clashes in the area between Ain Issa and Abu Sira
According to information obtained, clashes broke out between SDF-YPJ fighters and the mercenaries of the interim government supported by the occupying Turkish state in the area between the city of Ayn Issa and the village of Abu Sira in the Euphrates canton.
The fight continues.
>>2655355prepare for dozens of Sunni retards trampling over Kurdish corpses with the fanatic "OLLAH HOOAKBAAAR" screeching
>>2655381Damn was almost about to post these.
Looks like pro-STG tribals since they're non-uniformed.
Saw someone post this on reddit as summary
>Syrian Army right now is not like a military with discipline and uniform. It is made up multiple militias and also Arab tribes have merged with them (60% of SDF who switched sides). SDF collapsed, and the Kurdish parts (YPG/YPJ) of it remain. YPG/YPJ were the bulk and also minority of SDF and are concentrated in areas near Turkish border where Kurds live.
Ceasefire was announced yesterday, and everyone was ordered to stop advancing and halt at the frontlines of yesterday, but there is a main group no one has authority over: Arab Tribes of Deir ez-Zour and Raqqa. Also some militias of Syrian Army are still advancing. Kurdish forces have left everything and are defending Kurdish cities on the Turkish border.
Yesterday the Kurdish commander-in-chief was supposed to be in Damascus, but for unknown reasons he didn't go. So Syrian officials signed the agreement on his behalf and released it. He went there a few hours ago today.
As for why Kurdish forces fight: the deal says Kurdish cities has "special status", whatever that may mean is not clear, so Kurdish forces are not yet letting Syrian Army/Arab Tribes (who hold a deep grudge against Kurds, for various reasons) enter their cities until they hear from their chief who is now in Damascus.
They also fought them near the two prisons that hold the ISIS prisoners and retreated. They didn't want Arab Tribes to have access to ISIS prisoners as many of them are their own relatives and will obviously try to free them. As for the fate of what happened to ISIS prisoners as of right now we don't know. I have seen unconfirmed reports that an unspecific number of them have been freed.
There is also Al-Hol camp where Kurds are still trying to keep at their hands since last reports I saw. It includes 25000-35000 family members of ISIS.
Per an SDF announcement a few hours ago they contacted American forces to take care of prisons and Al-Hol camp, but they are not interfering.
Disclaimer: I am a Kurd.
>>2655391He's already banning comments he didn't like lmao
A comrade, who fought, said to me today something like 'its hard to believe but the revolution is almost certainly over.'.
>>2655413>it's hard to believeeverybody except the bookchinist retards knew this was coming
>>2655414Can you honestly get a different tune or go to the designated shitposting thread. it's boring to hear you reiterate your grudge against 'anarkiddies' over and over and over again.
>>2655414I legit hate the ISIS wives more than the ISIS fighters themselves. They do not even fake a remorse, they straight up maintain their belief in the KKKaliphate. These bitches and their mongrels should have been shot.
>>2655418>>2655421It's just funny that anarchist praxis is the same as tankies taking family members of reactionaries as hostages, that's all.
>>2655414No anarchist opposes terror and brutality against counter-revolution and exploiter class. Only liberals oppose red terror and anarchist dictatorship merciless and cruel.
Stalin was bad because he was not aggressive and fanatical enough.
>>2655423They should have been exterminated.
>unironic genocide apologia
>>2655239>selling their oil to Assad, as if they were two distinc nationsIf he wanted that oil so bad why did he abandon both it and the people who lived there to the terrorists?
>>2655429No Anon you don't get it. The Kurds didn't completely surrender themselves to a government that abandoned them, therefore we now have to cheer for their destruction by the people who actually toppled Assad.
>>2655421Watching videos where Al-Hol's inhabitants get interviewed is absolutely insane lol. There was one where an ISIS bride said that the Yazidi genocide and the sexual enslavement of their women was fine/justified.
I cant be the only one who finds it extremely satisfying to see "Rojava" get its just desserts for betraying Syria and being a base for Anglo-Israeli operations right? Radlibs will surely scream and cry that I'm "inhuman" but I cant help but find it hilarious that the so called Kurds are getting raped and butchered by the same ISIS thugs they worked with to destroy Syria. You reap what you sow after all
>>2655431he was snatched by the Russians who feared he would end up sodomized as Gadafi. he explained that in 2025.
give yourself a rest with your nonsense, Assad faced having al-qaeda in the outskirts of Damascus in 2013/2014, he didn't back down.
>>2655429They are not human.
>>2655429Genocide of hereditary reactionaries is based actually sorry not sorry ;)
>>2655447You are a retarded subhuman bug who has less than 50 autism score.
>>2655449This, it's hardly Assad's fault that his people betrayed him. Now of course they're all getting sodomized by ISIS while Greater Israel continues to expand. Hope it was worth it!
>Kurds literally existed in American foreign policy just so Syria can become a liberal jihadist state for inbred Salafists
lmao xd
>>2655440I think the now-mobilised Kurdish towns/cities can offer an actual fight for them, which means lots of deaths on both sides and lots of bad PR.
This is all in the short-term military perspective. I think an integrated SDF that didn't have to fight is still bad for Kurdish political rights in the long-term cause they'd be slowly taken away by Jolani & co. without fighting.
>>2655429genocide of who? the family of isis headchoppers? or the genocide of Kurds?
Something, something, being allied to the US is fatal.
Who could have seen that one coming? /s
Comrades, please learn from this failure. More importantly, never become an anarchist. Ever. Read a book
>>2655449>>2655443This outcome was a result of the failure of Ba'athists and SDF to form a united front, which stemmed from issues of federalism or autonomy. The outcome would have been the same without American involvement so long as the two failed to reconcile these differences.
>>2655449>Abandon the people of northeast Syria to fend for themselves against the terrorists>They successfully take responsibility for their own security>Act surprised when they want to negotiate reintegration with the government that abandoned them instead of just immediately surrendering >>2655447You're not inhuman, you're just a LARPer who treats real places and people as a spectacle for your entertainment.
>>2655456I always find it such an interesting coincidence that "Kurdistan's" borders just so happen to balkanize multiple anti-imperialist nations
>>2655468Moot point in this case because the SDF weren't separatists or Kurdish nationalists.
>>2655462He's a Qatari propagandist who briefly shilled for ISIS in 2013 & early 2014 before they acquired their current reputation in mid 2014.
>>2655466You have no room to talk Sabofaggot, you sat by and did nothing while your country provided funding and military support to the butchers of Syria. Your cowardice has arguably resulted in the deaths of millions and yet another Zionist enemy cleared off the map, and you want to call me a LARPer? Grow the fuck up
Why do they want kurds dead?
>>2655474I'm actually a communist party member and have been doing anti-imperialist work for several years. That's moot though since it's clear your position is based on petty vindictiveness and not any analysis of what the best outcome is for Syria and its people.
Materialist explanation?
>>2655475It's mostly only the northeastern Arab tribes cause they have bad blood and shit.
>>2655447I'm in the
I told you so mood:
>>2655331 (nta),
>>2655008 (nta). after all, in 2011 and 2012 many kurds party in the north east called for Assad's resignation.
I told you so.
I think kurds will be fine. They have guns.
Attacks on Kobani have increased'
Erbil (Rûdaw) - A Kurdish activist in the city of Kobani in Western Kurdistan told Rûdaw that Syrian forces have increased their attacks on Kobani.
Kobani is located northeast of Aleppo, but the attacks are coming from Raqqa province.
Kurdish journalist and activist Xebat Ito, who lives in Kobani, told Rudaw, "Syrian government forces are advancing towards Kobani."
Ito also said that the people of Kobani are preparing for any eventuality.
Meanwhile, an SDF official told Rudaw that Syrian government forces have advanced on the border of the town of Ayn Issa and are moving towards the town of Çelebiyê, which is approximately 40 kilometers from Kobani.
The official, who asked not to be named, said that Syrian government forces are also advancing towards the town of Sirine, which is just 33 kilometers from Kobani.
>>2655485Yeah I think it's currently in the STG's interests to prevent any bad PR.
Problem is that they set the tribal militias loose to beat the SDF in the first place and they don't have much control over them.
>>2655438>There was one where an ISIS bride said that the Yazidi genocide and the sexual enslavement of their women was fine/justified.workers of the world unite? more like
reactionaries of the world unite! you have to read what guanos think of the US invasion of Venezuela. same shit behavior, same fascist behavior.
No way they are going to risk their lives attacking armed kurds for nothing. Its stupid.
>>2655466>This outcome was a result of the failure of Ba'athists and SDF to form a united frontthey can ask now to form a united form to *check notes*… the barrel of a gun on their necks.
Assad's offer was the best they could get. now, don't move the goalpost again.
>>2655485Druze have guns, didn't take until the IAF had to bomb some HTS for them to go away
>>2655502Stop being a dishonest faggot.
Just admit you love russian saboteur cock and Jewlani cock.
You fucking bitch.
>>2655496Here we find an authentic zionist endlessly nagging and bitching and bitching
>>2655502 >>2655513But he is bourgeois
>>2655513>meaningless words from old faggot while literally everything has been takenDude they dont care, they found a better slave
>>2655502No doubt Assad was preferable to HTS, but your same reasoning cuts both ways. A more generous deal with Rojava that constitutionally entrenched their autonomy would have been preferable to being deposed and exiled. I wouldn't suggest that he bears the entirety of the blame, but virtually any criticism you might offer of Rojava would apply to him as well.
>>2655512dishonest? dishonest is to accuse Assad of fleeing, when he faced al-qaeda already outside of Damascus. literally there are accounts of 2013/2014 that reported that artillery shells explosions could be heard in the vicinity of Assad's presidencial building.
now that's
dishonest.
>>2655521The SDF literally couldn't accept any deal with Assad the moment they decided to hitch themselves on the mutt bandwagon from the Pentagon. They never wanted Assad in charge and the Kurds accepted as much rope as they could.
Why do kurds want their own nation state?
old BO vindicated again
>>2655529Because every time Kurds try that they get fucked over by majority.
>Ba'athist syria and iraq which disenfranchised kurds and only exploited and extracted cynically>Arab tribes rushing to slaughter 'allies'Because arap tribes are nazi-zionist.
>>2655525>The SDF literally couldn't accept any deal with Assad the moment they decided to hitch themselves on the mutt bandwagon from the Pentagon. First, that simply isn't true. They regularly went against American interests and cooperated with the Ba'athists and Russia, while also fighting the region's only NATO member directly. Second, this is another example of such criticism cutting both ways. Assad's own allies were equally duplicitous and ultimately sealed his fate. The Russians cut a deal with Turkey to preserve the Idilib terrorist enclave from which the fatal offensive eventually came. Then when it did come, they were nowhere to be found.
>>2655544Liberals like getting raped by jihadists so thats not surprising
>>2655544In name of God I've noticed this bullshit whitewashing all over somehow. 'People' with goldfish brains.
It's hard to understand how do self-professed libtards glaze Al Qaeda but then you remember they are subhumans and glaze Bandera, then you get it. They go for their newest marvel hero standins. They are not human.
Whitewashing enrages me by its broadness. If you have a reddit account(mine is banned), can you bother to counteract in some way at least?
>>2655544It is enraging to see these multipolarista muh assad bullshitters line up with Jolani-loving cuckolds for several years with endless lines of lies after lies. It's madness.
>>2655554They just make any excuses if it can own Russia/China/Lefties/etc etc. Idk why people reason with then, even the NKVD shot them up during the high point of the Spanish Civil War
>>2655558If they were all exterminated, world will not lose anything of value.
>>2655544>technocratic institutution-governedbruh
>>2655537>They regularly went against American interests and cooperatedyou are lying through the teeth. North East Syria was a no-man's land until 2014, when the first US airdrops, special-operations advisers helped to tip the balance in favor of the Kurds in Raqqa and Kobani. Even fucking wikipedia states so, you fucking liar.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Siege_of_Koban%C3%AEsince the beginning they weren't fighting against the US interests there.
>>2655563>when the first US airdrops, special-operations advisers helped to tip the balance in favor of the Kurds in Raqqa and KobaniThat doesn't contradict what I said. Yes they cooperated with the Americans, but they also cooperated with the Ba'athists and Russia, and fought against America's largest regional ally. In other words they clearly had their own agenda.
>>2655569>cooperated with the Ba'athistthey didn't. they sold Syria's oil to Syrians.
We all know that all that matters to the US is fealty - and they can look over any transgression so long as that condition is met. Is the Al-Sham government even loyal though?
>>2655570uygha we get it. This guy has been a known liar since the first /sg/ threads.
>>2655573They also conducted joint operations and joint administration of some areas. They negotiated directly and stayed out of each other's way foe the most part. That's cooperation.
>they sold Syria's oil to SyriansI guess if the government didn't want those particular Syrians to control that oil they shouldn't have abandoned them to fend for themselves.
>SDF says the US and the International Coalition betrayed them and abandoned them despite their calls.
Here's your big fat We Told You So award dumbasses. Sold yourselves out to imperialists for nothing.
Anyway, fuck the kurds. they always make themselves a fifth column in every country they're in and ally with imperialists to destroy the place in hopes they will own a little piece of the wreckage in the end. It's no wonder everyone in the region hates them.
>>2655562>>2655583It's so funny how they say shit like this when he's been slowly bringing the Idlib model to the rest of the country + patronizing & empowering tribes.
>>2655544>lurid islamophobe-tinted fantasies aren't coming to passAs if they haven't already killed thousands of minorities lol
>>2655544>muh institoooooshaaaans i hope the Sharia institooooooshans ack his haraam ass
>>2655593>>2655586>>2655593You need to be killed for crime of being a zionist amerimutt-dog.
>One of the most important aspects of the new peace process is the fate of the region governed by the Syrian Democratic Forces (SDF), led by the Kurdish nationalist movement in Syria. On January 28, SDF commander Mazloum Abdi announced during talks in Damascus with Al-Jolani, the new Syrian president, that an agreement had been reached on the reorganization of the army and the territorial integrity of the country, specifying that the SDF would become part of the Syrian army. On the other hand, the draft constitution prepared by Hay’at Tahrir al Sham – the Islamist organization headed by Al-Jolani, in power since December – did not satisfy the Kurdish nationalists, who insisted on their demand for autonomy, seeking to delay the dismantling as long as possible, just as the PKK leadership in Kandil had done.
In the end, after years of being the tools of the United States on the ground, the Syrian Kurds heard from the US ambassador in Ankara and the special representative for Syria, Barrack, that they would not get even a shred of autonomy in Syria. Thus, the so-called “Rojava Revolution,” which began with the withdrawal of the Assad regime from Syrian Kurdistan, was quickly liquidated by order of the United States. Kurdish nationalists in Syria are so dependent on US imperialism that they could not raise the slightest objection to the decision imposed on them.
In the current situation, which is leading to a new world war, the Turkish state is filling its biggest security gap, which is the question of Syria. Kurdish nationalists, who now openly declare that Kurds in Turkey will enter the service of the Turkish state, cannot oppose the entry of Syrian Kurds into the service of the Syrian state.
In this context, there is one point that neither Turkey, Syria, nor the United States is addressing: the Iranian arm of the PKK, the PJAK. No one is talking about the PJAK surrendering its weapons. Behind the scenes of the staged destruction of weapons, it appears that the PKK’s military force is about to be transferred to eastern Kurdistan. In this way, the Kurdish dagger, in line with the interests of US imperialism, would be pointed at the Iranian bourgeoisie.
>>2655593p sure those are some of the kurdish diaspora who consist of kurdish ethnonationalists too scared to go back and are comfortable wherever they immigrated to.
A gang tank was destroyed in the countryside of Til Temir.
Military sources announced that a tank belonging to the provisional government gangs supported by the occupying Turkish state attempted to enter the village of Alya in Til Temir, but the SDF and YPJ responded and destroyed the tank around the village.
Northern youth stand up for Rojava
The people of Northern Kurdistan have taken to the streets in support of Rojava. The Turkish state attacked them, resulting in two young people being injured. But the people and young people are angry and are standing up for Rojava.
Participants chanted, "Long live the resistance of Rojava" and "Hands reaching out to Rojava will be broken."
Syrian Army: 3 of our soldiers killed in militant attack
Erbil (Rawdaw) - The Syrian army announced that 3 of its soldiers were killed as a result of an attack by fighters.
On the other hand, the Syrian Democratic Forces (SDF) accuse the Syrian government of violating the ceasefire and attacking an ISIS prison.
The official Syrian news agency reported that three army soldiers were killed and many others were wounded in two attacks.
The Syrian army said, without revealing the location of the attacks, that "some terrorist groups are trying to prevent the implementation of the ceasefire agreement."
In response, the SDF accused Syrian government forces in a statement of attacking fighter positions in several areas of northern and northeastern Syria, despite the ceasefire announcement.
Regarding the situation on the ground, Sheikhmus Ahmed, Co-Head of the Office of Migrants and Refugees of the Autonomous Administration, told Rudaw, "The Syrian army has attacked an ISIS prison in the city of Raqqa, and fighting and clashes are currently ongoing around the prison."
Sheikhmus Ahmed also told Rudaw about the situation in the al-Hol camp that the families of ISIS fighters caused chaos in the camp and tried to escape, but "the security forces of the Autonomous Administration prevented the escape of those families and thwarted their plan."
>>2655608This is the last battle. There is nowhere more to retreat except the grave.
>>2655593Here we see Kurd derrangement syndrome in its purest form. First, the SDF are mocked for being abandoned by their allies, even though the same thing happened to the Ba'athists as the Russians cut a backroom deal with NATO to preserve terrorist enclaves, then disappeared when the terrorist offensive came. Then, joy is expressed at the complete conquest of Syria by pro-Western terrorists without any actual analysis as to why this is preferable to Rojava's survival. Top it off with undisguised national chauvinism and it's complete. This is the consequence of treating countries like soap opera sets and warring factions like characters in a tv show.
>>2655615These 'people' are not acting in good faith after years of discussion and efforts.
They need to be shot in their faces.
>>2655617I feel visceral hatred against these group of liars and scum trash at this point.
Kurdish nationalism doomed the kurds though
When that gay Nazi flag guy shows up, please tell him to kill himself and chop his head off for supporting this. Thank you
>>2655615>First, the SDF are mocked for being abandoned by their allies, even though the same thing happened to the Ba'athistsAssad's fall was infinitely more embarrassing than anything that has happened or will happen to the kurds tbh
>>2655623True. It looks like the SDF will probably capitulate, but at least they're doing it when the odds are firmly against them instead of somehow losing a war that was already over.
>>2655619How could that possibly be your conclusion you fuckng retard.
It's precisely the opposite - arab tribes backstabbing kurds despite kurds bending over backwards for these child-raping medieval slavers.
>>2655623SDF were betrayed by own command and so called arab brothers. Fuck them all.
>>2655615>muh RUZZIAis it the same sabocat posting retarded takes on every thread or are all sabocat posters retarded?
>In 1918 British troops occupied Syria, ending Turkish rule and supporting the appointment to the throne of Emir Feisal, their ally. But the French soon dispersed Feisal’s weak forces and assumed control of the country, sanctioned in 1922 in the form of a League of Nations mandate. The mandate lasted until its independence, recognized in 1941 but not implemented until 1946, at the end of World War II. During this period France leveraged precisely on ethnic and religious differences, particularly the minorities of Christians, Alawites and Druze, to secure easy and well-manageable control over the Sunni majority in the country, entrusting these minorities with the lower ranks of the army as the British had done in India with the Sikhs
>>2655593>SDF says the US and the International Coalition betrayed them and abandoned them despite their calls.Wow who could have possibly foreseen this? 🙄🙄
>>2655625There can be no capitulation. They will all be exterminated because ISIS&Salafists have extreme grudge for imprisoning their 'brothers and sisters'. There will be no peace of any kind but extermination.
>>2655628Not an argument. The Russians made a deal with Turkey not to attack Idlib province which was the last rebel stronghold in the country. Some years later HTS launches an offensive from Idlib and overruns the country in a matter of days, while the Russians do nothing to aid the government. Sounds to me like the Ba'athists were played pretty hard.
>>2655592irredeemable radlib. you are blaming Assad for being too weak to hold territories that were subdued to the US military aggression through color revolutions and then pouring their trained headchopers. just admit you love to see third world countries collpasing after US aggression.
I hope carney shows you a bit of indignity and leaves without cheaper and better Chinese electric cars.
The Arak Soviet will come to Rojava's aid dw
>>2655628>>muh RUZZIAHow is he wrong? Russia abandoned in a humiliating way, that's undeniable
>>2655632It's objectively less embarrassing to lose to an enemy with overwhelming force than it is to lose to a bunch of ragtag yokels in pickup trucks.
>>2655635>just admit you love to see third world countries collpasing after US aggressionSorry but I'm not the one cheering for total Jihadist takeover of Syria. Maybe level this critique at the people openly expressing happiness at ISIS victory to own the anarkiddies.
>>2655633Assad dead-enders do act like retarded trots wrt Rojava, true
>>2655593>SDF says the US and the International Coalition betrayed them and abandoned them despite their callsdid he now? lmao.
>trump, please, please, pick up the phonk >>2655642>Sorry but I'm not the one cheering for total Jihadist takeover of SyriaI am not:
>>2655484 >>2655635>just admit you love to see third world countries collpasing after US aggression.uygha YOU are the one doing this right now
>>2655608>A gang tankeh, gangs have tanks now.
>>2655647>SDF says the US and the International Coalition betrayed them and abandoned them despite their callsWhere?
>>2655651I am not the one blaming Assad because he couldn't control North East Syria. read the chain of posts first.
"In October 2015 the US pushed for the creation of the Syrian Democratic Forces, an alliance of Kurdish PYD troops, Syrian Arab and Assyrian brigades, some tribal formations and Christian militias. The purpose was to engage the non-Kurdish populations in the PYD-controlled area in the fight against the Islamic State; the YPG remains the most important contingent of the SDF, but some Arab tribes that had previously associated with Isis were also included, which again showed that alliances and their reversals are made according to the needs of the war and not on "ideological", ethnic, racial or religious grounds. In 2015-16 only the SDF forces confronted Islamic State jihadists in Syria with the support of international coalition aircraft, along with small contingents of 2,000 U.S., 200 French and 200 British soldiers. In 2016 the YPG fought, with Russian air support, along with the Syrian army against anti-regime rebels in the Menagh, Tell Rifat and Zalep areas. At the end of 2017, almost one-third of Syrian territory, including hydrocarbon-producing regions such as Deir Ez Zor, was under the control of SDF militias, and they were putting their principles of democratic municipalism’ into operation".
An official said the meeting failed after Sharaa demanded full surrender, which Abdi rejected. Damascus forces are advancing toward the Kurdish-majority areas of Hasakah and Kobane.
>With mere 10,000 to 15,000 fighters out of a total of about 70,000 that make up various mostly jihadist anti-government militias and surrounded by enemies on all sides in Idlib, the rescue for HTS came from Ukraine. Ukrainian military intelligence, even by its own admission, has been reported for a while in various countries targeting Russian interests, from Sudan to Mali and Georgia. Not only were Ukrainian agents organizing attacks against Russian forces in Syria, but according to Kurdish, Turkish, Syrian and Russian forces, they supplied HTS with military drones and sent 250 instructors to give HTS militiamen training. Added to this was the fact that years of war had particularly worn down the Syrian Arab Army, which already had a narrow base, essentially backed by the Alawite, Christian and Druze minorities of the Syrian population, and the Israeli-American attacks on Iran and the Hezbollah in Lebanon on whose support the Baath regime had been depending on. Both factors left the Baath government militarily particularly vulnerable.
Fawza Yusuf to The Amargi: “According to our information, Mazloum Abdi’s meeting with Ahmed al-Sharaa did not produce positive results. We will never accept surrender or abandon our rights."
NO capitulation! 2014 Again.
>>2655615the Syrian kurds sold themselves out to imperialists and built a system that depended on continued imperialist support to exist. Once the imperialists pulled their support they could do nothing but collapse. You complain of pro-Western terrorists, but that is what the Kurds were to begin with. One empire puppet getting fucked by another isn't going to make me cry. One way this might be better is that Turkey/SA seem to be trying to create a regional counterbalance to Israel/UAE right now. Jolain is a Turkey/SA puppet first so the US (and therefore Israel) puppet SDF falling to them might wind up being better for constraining Israel.
Also, look at the Iraqi Kurds in north Iraq. Same shit. They're becoming the last refuge of US imperialism in Iraq now, and the forward base for attacking Iran. If one day they get what the SDF is getting I won't be crying then either.
Why did the SDF not just execute all the Jihadists? Like literally why were they left alive to be eventually freed?
>Al-Sharaa may have won big in Arab regions, but Kurdish-dominated areas will not submit so easily. They have weapons and tunnels that will fuel fierce, existential resistance from the Kurdish side. The West must intervene to protect Syria’s autonomous region before a large-scale massacre occurs. Since the Americans escorted Mazloum to Damascus, they are fully aware of the consequences of that meeting, and they were smiling with him on the chopper ride back to northeast Syria. It doesn’t matter if mediators manage to expel SDF leadership; the damage is done, and for northern Syria’s Kurds, this is now seen as an existential war.
SDF has advantage of home terrain and tunnel network - intended for anti-turkish defense! The struggle is not over.
As in occupied regions before current offensive, the atrocities by Jihadist gangsters will alienate newly acquired lands.
Pro-ISIS account on Facebook warns people from reporting ISIS escaped prisoners to Damascus: "Anyone who reports to al-Joulani’s dogs about any brother who escaped from captivity should blame no one but themselves, and you know what we are capable of.
Our eyes are on you. We warn you—beware, beware, beware—of committing this vile and despicable act."
>>2655664probably because their handlers in DC told them not to.
>>2655664Because of 'Int Coallition'.
That is fucking why. Amnesty still fucking complained about ISIS detainees being maltreated. That is why, because leadership is totally pozzed in this idea of depending on Int. support as a lifeline, only to get utterly fucked as now.
>>2655663You fags are like NPCs at this point that killing you should be legal.
>>2655522Just because someone didn't flee then doesn't mean he didn't later on
>>2655664>Why did the SDF not just execute all the Jihadists? Like literally why were they left alive to be eventually freed?Really fucked incentives. Around the prisons a big part of the economy for your average kurds are the prisons, DAANES being non-recognised internationally does not get much aid despite many internal refugees. the salafaist scum in the prisons though has dozens of international organisations to help them, and inject money into the economy because they pay locals rather than getting their own hands dirty. Said international organisations, such as Amnesty as one example, would be also at the forefront of the campaigns against DAANES if they touched a hair on the head of any of these worthless degenerates, likely completely killing off civil support internationally.
>>2655670>You fags are like NPCs at this point that killing you should be legal.Much like NPC's why keep on talking to them when you already know all their dialogue lines and barks by heart?
>>2655675That's actually really interesting I didn't think about that incentive
>In today’s Kurdistan, all Kurdish nationalist formations are national reactionaries who depend on the support of this or that imperialist power.
>>2655666Not really "infighting".
People here need to realise that the STG government is genuinely anti-IS like everyone else, it's just that they have a lot of ISIS sympathisers among their rank-and-file forces & especially auxiliaries, that's it.
>>2655676You fuckers are the one on the side of russian saboteurs USA and global order. Why are you alive? Shoot youself in the fucking head.
>>2655677I want to dissect their head to find what is in there, either shit or more shit.
>>2655664Because they were on the same side and receiving the same shekels from their shared backers
>>2655438>>2655421Man I want to 'correct' an ISIS badie rn
>>2655684Kvrd bvlls could have done that but because of muh human rights zogslaves no.
>You fuckers are the one on the side of russian saboteurs USA and global order.
wtf does that even mean?
Rojava isnt DOTP.
>>2655690You stupid bitch. All Anti-SDF forces are totally aligned with washington and their subsidary in Ankara. If you oppose SDF, you are strengthening the unipolarity. At this moment, last of INTERNATIONAL support is being cut off. THIS MEANS SUPPORTING ROJAVA IS - THE MULTIPOLAR OPTION TO DESTROY THE PRESENT NEOLIB-SALAFIST STATE YOU DUMB UYGHUR.
>>2655692True. But it should be one.
Turkish drones bombed Mount Kizwan in Hasakah
The Syrian Democratic Forces (SDF) Press Center announced that the Turkish state's drones bombed Mount Kizwan, south of the city of Hasakah, a few moments ago, while the area is also being shelled.
The center revealed that at the same time, SDF forces responded to the attack by the interim government gangs on the front of the village of Alya in the city of Til Temir, inflicting heavy damage on the gangs and their ammunition depot.
>ERBIL, Kurdistan Region - Veteran US Senator Lindsey Graham warned on Monday that he would push to reimpose "bone-crushing sanctions" on Syria if its forces continue advancing toward Kurdish-held Raqqa, cautioning that their actions could "permanently" damage ties with Washington.
>In a statement on X (https://nitter.net/LindseyGrahamSC/status/2013294254982852805), Graham said that "if Syrian government forces continue to advance in the north toward Raqqa, I will push for reimposing Caesar Act sanctions on steroids."
>He added, "Apparently no one in Syria is listening to me or other U.S. government officials," is there anyone listening to him in Washington? warning that "if this continues, not only will there be bone-crushing sanctions, it will permanently damage relationships between the U.S. and the new Syrian government."
>"If you want a conflict with the U.S. Senate and to do permanent damage to the U.S.-Syria relationship, keep going. If you want to salvage the relationship, stop and turn around," he affirmed.
>Graham’s remarks came shortly after the Kurdish-led Syrian Democratic Forces (SDF) released a gruesome video on X on Monday, showing at least four individuals, presumably members of the Kurdish-led forces, in military uniforms with slit throats and mutilated bodies.https://www.rudaw.net/english/middleeast/syria/190120265apparently graham wanted a piece of the Syrian oil cake, and the advances of the HTS/SNA/STG forces will evaporate those wishes.
Which option makes the USA lose? Neither?
>>2655692Rojava is Middle East CHAZ.
>>2655703This is the final battle.
With the International, the human race will rise.
This is the final battle.
>Everything for our people, either a glorious life or an honorable martyrdom..
>>2655660it's interesting, for various reasons. top two:
>Ukraine denied this (they lie like A LOT). Possibly to do damage control among liberals.>If this is true, then the ardent radlib pro-Roajva pro-western 'leftists' that supported Rojava and Ukraine have a lot of self-reflection to do to reconcile their contradictions inside their ideologies. What are they fighting over?
>>2655707>Everything for our people. Either a life with dignity, or an honorable martyrdom…BTW.
>>2655719anon that bald guys rebuttal honestly just sounds like Political mumbo jumbo
>>2655722What are you a kurdish agitator propagandist?
>>2655722They betrayed Assad and sided with the USA, they get what they fucking deserve
>>2655728Are ISIS still the international vanguard in trot canon?
>>2655727It is worth thousand of you.
The ruling class of kurds is responsible for kurds death just as much as others
>>2655728Your skull needs to be crushed with a hammer,
>>2655732Ruling class supports bazranis you fucking retarded ape
It is the middle and poor that were main supporters of PKK you stupid bitch.
>>2655726>rajova is as socialist as chinaSo not socialist
>>2655735A bullet to skull.
>>2655730Sure, but are you an actual kurdish political worker agitator propagandist?
Urgent call from Foza Yûsif: People of Bakur and Başur, take action towards Rojava
Foza Yûsif's social media post reads as follows:
“Our call is urgent: Our people in Bakur must move to Nisêbîn and Pirsus. Rojava is under attack. Kurds are being massacred, the youth and people of Başûr must rush to Dêrik and cross the border. Today is the day to protect national honor.”
Foza Yusif: We will fight for honor
Erbil (Rawdaw) - Foza Yusif, co-chair of the Autonomous Administration's Negotiations Committee, stated that no positive results came from the meeting between Mazlum Ebdi and Ahmed Sher.
Foza Yusiv made important statements to Rudaw regarding the latest situation in Western Kurdistan and the meetings in Damascus.
Foza Yusif revealed that no positive results came from the meeting between SDF Commander-in-Chief Mazloum Abdi and Syrian Interim President Ahmed Sher.
<“Damascus demands extradition”
Foza Yusuf stated that Mazlum Abdi is currently returning from Damascus and coming to Rojava Kurdistan. Yusuf said regarding the demands of the Damascus government: "Damascus wants us to destroy everything of the Autonomous Administration and hand it over to them. They also demand that we hand over the city of Kobani to them."
<ISIS prisoners released: "They are attacking us"
The Co-Chair of the Standing Committee drew attention to the threat of ISIS and said:
"The ISIS prisoners in Shaddad prison have been released and now ISIS is attacking us."
Foza also described the International Coalition against ISIS as "partner in the plan against the Kurds."
<Kobani is under siege.
Foza Yusif warned about the situation on the ground and said that the city of Kobani is currently surrounded.
Youssef announced that their forces are on the border of Ain Issa and are protecting the region.
<Criticisms against America
Yusif harshly criticized the United States, saying, "America is silent in the face of these attacks. America is a partner in the Paris Agreement."
<"Our decision is resistance"
At the end of her speech, Foza Yusif expressed the position of the Autonomous Administration with these words: "Our decision is resistance. We do not want war, but if there are attacks, we will defend ourselves by all means."
>>2655734Are you agreeing with me? You are saying ruling class betrayed kurds yes?
Kurds are anti historical voluntarists?
>>2655748
There are kurds in other countries tho
Remember when Mustafa Brazani got all the gibs from Israel and US against Ba'athists only to be abandoned? He escaped and lived comfortably in exile while Kurds were slaughtered. Today he is a national hero in the KRG.
No war but class war
>>2655717I wouldn't be shocked if they did but so many fake/old videos are being posted I don't believe anything without further confirmation anymore
>>2655700supporting Rojava is the losing cause:
a) ideologically left-leaning
b) antagonize Arabs (UAE, Qatar, Saudi Arabia: All backing Damascus, fully, unlike it happened with Assad).
c) Antagonizing with Muslims (Turkiye mainly).
while b and c has happened with Israel, in the territorial expansion (except UAE, UAE is the soft Arab power that is helping Israel territorial expansion), Kurds have no leverage in the Arab world as the zios do.
>>2655759
>if you don't side with Shell over Chevron you deserve death
nah
So we have an actual agitator here huh? I though leftypol was irrelevant.
>>2655750Kobani is surrounded. Some can evacuate to Iraqi Kurdistan as during ISIS but they have no way out. Only martyrdom is possible.
>>2655764Why insist on calling it a martyrdom?
>>2655764They have to cross Iraq proper to reach Kurdistan. Who the fuck is going to let them in when the border sec there is on steroids.
Iraq was an anarchist server last time they crossed
>>2655764You think enemy forces wont leave a gap so that people can retreat?
>>2655767In case Turkey intervenes and aids SNA and salafist elements with former ISIS members, then that is sole option in isolated regions unless something dramatic happens.
Three attempts to enter El-Aktan Prison were thwarted; the attacks continue.
Foza Yûsif's social media post reads as follows:
“Our call is urgent: Our people in Bakur must move to Nisêbîn and Pirsus. Rojava is under attack. Kurds are being massacred, the youth and people of Başûr must rush to Dêrik and cross the border. Today is the day to protect national honor.”
>>2655769Hopefully, but it is uncertain.
>>2655769>You think enemy forces wont leave a gap so that people can retreat?Brother these are salafist head-choppers who model themselves after your local homeless schizophrenic crack-head.
>>2655717>>2655716well, it's more than obvious that was the outcome.
>>2655748>You must get this FACT straight in your skullas if I don't know what you are saying. the
aw shit here we go again isn't a flex or a meme, it's a genuine situation that Kurds have experienced.
>There was never an option of capitulation.chances are thinner than never. if they cut the Kurds in the west from retreating to the East, where the Iraq border East, they face extermination. if they get to move out of there, they might escape, but getting displaced.
Inter-imperialist war
>>2655778You're literally arguing which oil multinational is lesser evil
>>2655762 >>2655776Kobani is cut off.
>>2655621I support what now. I'm confused.
>>2655557They need to make up their mind. For years they were calling the SDF/YPG the empire's jackboots.
>>2655672except we have Assad recounts of the events and he never wanted to leave. but hey,
dishonest stuff, and such.
What's the deal with Qamishli? Won't be an easy crack from the Damascus freaks, what will their plan be?
>>2655694SDF is aligned with Washington, they're just getting betrayed like all Washington puppets ultimately do. wtf are you even talking about. this is an inter-imperial-puppet conflict
>>2655780video cut just before the obligatory OLLAHOOAKBARRRR hahahahahha sunni retards are so retarded it's not scary it's funny
>>2655781I am not. Calling it inter imperialist conflict is fine with me.
>>2655777le inter-imperial tribes war.
>>2655663>built a system that depended on continued imperialist support to exist. Once the imperialists pulled their support they could do nothing but collapseThis is also what the Ba'athists did with Russia.
>You complain of pro-Western terrorists, but that is what the Kurds were to begin withThe Ba'athists and Russians must be pro-Western terrorists too then since they fought together at times against ISIS and the rebels.
>>2655789SDF was just abandoned by Washington.
>>2655789Washington wants nothing to do with DAANES however, and that's what's important here.
Honesty your endless seething about this same thing is boring. How many times do you people need to say the same thing, it's not updating anyone here's information.
>>2655798Updating their information would require a recognition that this was a multifaceted conflict with shifting alliances and relationships and numerous independent agendas among both domestic and international actors. It's much easier to just keep repeating the same demonstrably untrue shit forever.
More than 2,000 Alawites, men and women, are currently fighting in the ranks of the SDF, according to my information.
Many of them not former officer or soldiers, but young people who escaped the March massacres with no past military career.
>>2655791it's in fact an inter-retardation war
On one side literal 7th century ollahookabarring sanduyghurs, on the other, falsifio-modernizo-opportunistic bookchinist ethno-nationalists
>>2655802Some of stranded Alawites are fighting for SDF. They have nowhere to go back.
>>2655803You are the only one having fun here.
>>2655802Sorry liberal, but if you don't cheer for them to all be murdered you aren't a real communist. Real communists support jihadist takeovers of secular nations.
Whats the leftcom take on this?
>>2655805Three liberal flags btw
liberalism in one shithole believers eating good
Kill all Sunnis and Jews and 95% of the world's problems disappears.
These semitic desert uyghurs are a curse on mankind.
>>2655811>kill sunnisNetanyahu: I agree!
>>2655810Clearly he deserved it. Without his death how could we own the anarchists?
>>2655808Kurds missed the train of national liberation.
>>2655807>jihadist takeovers of secular nationsLol good ol "if you don't defend liberalism fascism (liberalism) will take over"
>>2655815
Copy pasted reply.
>>2655557>It is enraging to see these multipolarista muh assad bullshitters line up with Jolani-loving cuckolds for several years with endless lines of lies after lies.in things that have never happened, this one have happened'nt the most.
>>2655785I personally haven't changed my mind.
>>2655484 they are US puppets, but now disposed as a dirt diaper. Assad warned them:
>>2655331, fuck I knew that would happen, because of Turkiye, Turkiye will never accept a political entity controlled by Kurds on their borders. NEVER.
>>2655819>Damn Russian women are hot, but I love my beautiful wife so I will abstain from themProbably something like that. Dude was a wholesome oaf.
>>2655806that was just a shitpost. Whatever my criticism of Rojava, I obviously support them over literal ISIS islamofascists.
I have been desensitised though. For years I have been telling fellow 'leftists' that there is no alliance with islamists. Pseudo-intellectual leftists think that they will manipulate and use islamoretards for the cause of socialism, but everyone with a brain understands that it is islamists who use the leftists and will eventually torture, rape and kill them after they're done. In response, I was always called 'mossad/moshe/zionist'. So idgaf anymore. Sunni savages are behaving iek sunni savages and I am not surprised.
>>2655819thank fuck he doesnt have to deal with this any more and he can just goon and play video games
>>2655823Assad is a wife guy, he would never look at another woman
>>2655815
>I hope someone kidnaps you and skins you alive tipping your eyes out and tearing your arms off with knives for you shilling for isis jolani so hard.
That does something for you, doesn't it, anon. But would it bring Assad back?
>>2655812Yeah Netanyahu would completely agree with the statement "kill all sunnis and
jews "
the good ol islamist trick of calling anyone who opposes their islamist retardation 'zionist' is stale now
>The majority of armed groups attacking Kurdish forces are ISIS members, and surrender is unacceptable for us, Alyusuf asserted.
>>2655828Truly he was too pure and simple for this world. His dad should have let him just be an eye doctor instead of pushing him into politics.
>>2655832he's going rogue and his statements aren't policy.
Imagine the prole genocide doe
>this is just like battle of berlin
>>2655831Depending on the strength of the Kurdish resistance and the foreign policy of the headchopper regime in Damascus, this may end with the Kurds becoming more firmly and openly aligned with anti-American forces in the region. Inshallah.
>>2655842Yeah I'm sure Barazani is on his way to fund Hamas
>>2655823tbf his wife is already really pretty
>>2655835assad is on those russian counter strike servers rushing B and cyka blyating. and that is good. his retarded sunni volk did not deserve him anyway. they'd rather gouge the eyes of elderly people rather than entering the 21st century.
and speaking of retarded muslims, what is Hakim's take on all of this?
>>2655842there won't be much aligning to do after the sunni savages torture, rape and muredr them all unfiirtunately
>>2655845Kurd regions are fortified with tunnels and arms since Turkish invasion of Efrin. There will be no one sided murder but meat-shedding
>>2655847
Iran has two consulates in the KRG
>>2655847
>snackbars
Oh sorry the (mentally) disabled Canadian vet is also racist
What do you know
>>2655819preparing a big,
I told you so, maybe.
>>2655835I bet he gets 360º AWP headshot no scope.
>>2655837which is weird. I wonder if he'll stop supporting trump on other issues.
I want to hear mexican soyshit bordigger's take on this
>>2655844>and speaking of retarded muslims, what is Hakim's take on all of this?Probably if asked about DAANES and so on he'd deflect in to some faggot anecdote he heard from an uncle in iraq about iraqi kurds being racially reactionary.
>>2655854It's not racist to insult headchopping, fanatical, murderous, ISIS rats.
>>2655842sure it will. keep praying
>Baghdad announces withdrawal of US-led coalition from Iraq except Kurdistan - Monday 19/01/2026 >>2655858Nah he's hardly on the uncritical multipolarista bandwagon. He has nothing positive to say about Iran's presence in Iraq for example. People have called him a Western shill because of this.
>>2655862>sure it will. keep prayingWe have already seen this set of assaults since the 7th as a galvanizing moment for many kurds, this will unite a new generation into radical politics in Turkey, Iraq and the Diaspora.
>>2655862What does Iraq have to do with this? Syrian Kurds and Iraqi Kurds aren't even friendly with each other.
>>2655858typical hakim. If we start telling our own anecdotes on random sunnis being reactionary, we'll be here for a looooong time
>>2655824>that was just a shitpost. Whatever my criticism of Rojava, I obviously support them over literal ISIS islamofascists.Agreed
>I have been desensitised though. For years I have been telling fellow 'leftists' that there is no alliance with islamistsdisagreed.
Nasser was brilliant in his use of Arabizing socialism.
the US simply used all the monarchies to attack whatever national liberation prospect under the socialism umbrella, because it's the US international crusade.
See video
>US politics CIA Ralph McGhee ideological role of the CIA is anticommunism >>2655856lmao nooooo don't invoke him.
>>2655858that'd be Cenk. His nephew is less reactionary.
Do you guys have the clip of HRT fighter calling a Shia show and tells them part of jihad is relieving your comrades
Support from Hizba Zehmetkêşan to the mobilization for Rojava
Hîwa Seîd Selîm stated that Rojava Kurdistan is under serious threat and that an international conspiracy is being carried out against Rojava Kurdistan.
Hîwa Seîd Selîm stated: “We, as the Kurdistan Workers' Party, welcome the mobilization declared by the PYD. All Kurds should support Rojava. Only through unity and a common stance can we thwart the plans against Rojava.”
Female fighters send a message of resistance: 'In the footsteps of Ziyad and Deniz'.
Within the framework of the general mobilization declared by the Democratic Autonomous Administration of North and East Syria against the attacks of the occupying Turkish state and the militia groups affiliated with the Syrian Interim Government, the people of the region are joining the resistance. Women, in particular, are arming themselves and heading to the front lines to stand alongside the fighters of the Syrian Democratic Forces (SDF) and the Women's Defense Units (YPJ).
In a press statement in Hesekê, YPJ fighters emphasized that they were responding to the mobilization call and sent a strong message of resistance to the people of the region.
In Hesekê, a city threatened with occupation by HTS and Turkish state gangs, YPJ fighters called on the people of the region and all peoples to resist, stating, "Following Comrade Ziyad's call to 'fight with death,' we will follow in the footsteps of Ziyad and Deniz for a life of dignity. No one should think that the enemy can enter Hesekê freely."
Speaking at the press conference, YPJ fighter Sarya Efrîn said the following:
“As YPJ-YPG forces in Rojava Kurdistan, if such intense attacks are being carried out against us, hundreds of young people have today mobilized to the battlefronts to ensure a dignified life. Following Comrade Ziyad's call, 'Em bi mirinê re şer dikin (We are fighting with death),' we will fight with death in the footsteps of Ziyad and Deniz, and we will build a dignified life. No one should think that the enemy can enter Hesekê freely. This is Hesekê; not Raqqa!”
This is essentially our call to our people, to our youth; Today is a day of honor. As the Kurdish people, let us protect our honor.
To live with our heads held high, we will protect our people to the last drop of our blood. Even if we have only one bomb left in the war, we will carry out our action. Let this enemy and all international states know this very well; we will not accept surrender in any way. We are the children of the Kurdish people who have paid the price for years. It is impossible to accept surrender in the face of the sacrifices we have made. Therefore, our people's trust in us has always been complete. We will be worthy of this people's stance and resistance. Let our people rest assured. The children of this people are in the trenches all around Hesekê. They can only pass if they crush us. We will fight until we achieve victory. We will follow in the footsteps of Deniz and Ziyad. We will be the followers of the dozens of our comrades who fell as martyrs in the areas we liberated as a result of the betrayal of international states. We have no faith in any power or any dialogue. This is our promise to our people. Believe in your children, your fighters. Victory will be ours. Our people will live with their heads held high among all the peoples of the world. Either victory or victory.”
TCŞ's call: Let's defend Rojava with the spirit of Kobanê.
The Revolutionary Youth Movement (TCŞ), the umbrella organization of Kurdish youth in Europe, issued a written statement against the occupation attacks on Rojava, calling on all Kurdish youth in Europe to take to the streets. The statement drew attention to the expanded operations launched following the attacks on Aleppo, and called for urgent and continuous action.
TCŞ stated that it strongly condemned the attacks on Northeast Syria and Rojava Kurdistan, emphasizing that these attacks impose surrender on the Kurdish people and are absolutely unacceptable. The statement added that all Kurdish youth and friends of the Kurdish people must mobilize against the threat of genocide.
The statement also announced that the Restructuring Conference, scheduled for January 24, has been postponed due to current circumstances.
<'THE ATTACKS ARE FORCING SURRENDER'
The TCŞ statement emphasized that the Rojava Revolution is the only alternative in the Middle East for a shared, democratic life of peoples and faiths. It recalled that Kobanê has become a symbol of resistance against ISIS, and stated that the Kurdish people, through their women's liberation struggle, are protecting human values. The statement further asserted that the Rojava Revolution also protects European states and peoples from the ISIS threat, and that European states, which define themselves as democratic, should condemn these attacks and take action to stop them.
<'LET'S DEFEND ROJAVA WITH THE SPIRIT OF KOBANÊ'
The statement went on to emphasize that protecting the gains of the Rojava Revolution is a fundamental duty of the Kurdish people, especially the youth. The TCŞ (Turkish Communist Party) called for "embracing this revolution with the spirit of Kobanê and uniting around the resistance. Every place, every city, every country must become a fortress of resistance."
The statement, which called on Kurdish youth to take to the streets wherever they are, exercising their legitimate right to protest, concluded with the words, "This resistance is a life-or-death resistance."
>>2655880>part of jihad is relieving your comradespause
>>2655881Kill subhuman isis-sludge forces.
>>2655880It's not haram to kiss the homies goodnight.
Rumors says that Trump & Jolani are currently having a phone call.
>>2655872>nasserWell I spoke of 'islamists' and nasser was not an islamist. While i disagree with the label 'arab socialism', as it was very much Arab but not really socialist, Nasser and the other Baathists were infinitely better than the monarchists or the islamists, definitely. Many anons complain that they repressed communists. That is true, unfortunately, but the communists were too small as a group. The real choice was always between Baathists, military junta or islamism. In this case, Baathist all day everyday.
Another dangerous simping I see is Pakistan. Too many western anons think Pakistan is some sort of ally because theyre cool with China. That is just cold geopolitics. The interior politics of Pakistan is rotten islamism-militarism and any politician who tries to be more 'normal' gets ACKed eventually.
Anyway fuck sunni retards
>>2655894Imagine the moaning
>>2655881What are your thoughts on a concentrated brigading campaign against pro-ISIS figures on X?
>>2655895Tbh the main issue with Ba'athists was their attempts to forge an ethnocentric state in a region with such significant non-Arab minorities.
>>2655864Your retarded canacuck ass keeps thinking multipolaristas are pro-Jolani. We are not.
>>2655901If that were really the case you would want the SDF to defeat him.
>>2655901As a true multipolarity supporter of both PRC SRV DPRK and AANES&PKK you de-facto support ZOG
>>2655763its one autistic guy lol
Man it's funny watching Hakim degenerate into a retard that doesn't even pretend to be communist anymore after he found himself surrounded by third worldist libs who make up his audience. uygha doesn't even dare to mention Iran backed Islamists killing workers in his shithole anymore
>>2655904I support the genocide of Sunnis and Jews. These retarded inbred semitic tribes are exhausting.
Being multipolar-pilled and both the Syrian Civil War General News Poster and the Wholesome DPRK News Anon, i wonder if this mix is confusing to the anti-DAANES multipolaristas.
>>2655909There is no such thing as anti-DAANES 'multipolaristas'. They are russian saboteur-slaves and bitches.
QSD commander Berxwedan: 'The Second Kobanê Resistance' has begun in Northern and Eastern Syria.
In an audio recording shared by the Syrian Democratic Forces (SDF) Media Center, Mehmûd Berxwedan, a member of the SDF Command, commented on the recent developments in Northern and Eastern Syria. Berxwedan stated that today's events are a continuation of the attacks launched against the people on January 6th, and that this stage marks the beginning of a new resistance process, which he called the "Second Kobanê Resistance."
Berxwedan reminded that the SDF has repeatedly attempted dialogue to resolve the problems in Syria, but despite this, the enemies of the Kurds and humanity have targeted the gains of the Kurdish people and tried to destroy their hopes. He emphasized that the attacks on the Cizîr and Kobanê regions were aimed at depriving the people of their freedom.
Stating that resistance continues on all fronts, Berxwedan noted that the current process represents the "Second Kobanê Resistance." Saying that Kobanê is the land of their ancestors and will never be abandoned, Berxwedan called on the people to stand by their fighters.
Berxwedan stated that YPJ, YPG, and QSD fighters would defend the region by all means and methods, emphasizing that this struggle was not only a military process but a war for the entire society. Indicating that a new phase had begun, Berxwedan added that the enemy would be taken aback by the resistance and their offensive efforts would be thwarted.
>>2655909The only true multipolarist position was to hope for a Ba'athist-SDF alliance. Now that that ship has sailed the only position is to want Rojava to survive as a thorn in the side of NATO member Turkey and the Islamo-Zionists in Damascus.
>>2655906>uygha doesn't even dare to mention Iran backed Islamists killing workers in his shithole anymorebitch you support israeli regime change
>third worldist libsso leaving poverty is "third worldism"?
>>2655902I do wholeheartedly want SDF to murder every single Jolani-cocksucking sunni. My brain just knows that it's impossible and that the disgusting ISIS retards won.
Should've have fanatically stuck with Assad. Bookchinist-adventurism led us to this.
>>2655900like diverse regions such as yugoslavia it was always going to be a headache to try to find a way to bind these people into an identity.
>>2655916i was told in the other thread this map is fake
>>2655919>Should've have fanatically stuck with Assad. I get your point but that's kind of like libs who say that the only path to peace in Ukraine is a full Russian withdrawal and capitulation. It's never going to happen simply because the Ukrainians can't make it happen. Therefore there can be no peace until the Ukrainians recognize this reality. The issue of Rojava's autonomy within Syria wasn't so much a question of whether or not it should be granted. Autonomy was an established fact. The only question was whether or not the Ba'athists would face this reality and form a new alliance and social contract capable of governing the country. Unfortunately for Syria they did not.
>>2655918>bitch you support israeli regime changeRegime change in Bush-installed AES chevron owned Iraq? That's Haram akhi per imam Khamenei
>leaving poverty I thought the invasion of Iraq made the population destituted, glad you and bush think otherwise.
>>2655919It was Assad who confidently rejected SDF offers consistently moreso than vise versa due to arab chuvanism and racism, no different from a ZIONIST.
WHAT ISRAEL DOES TO PALESTINIANS WERE DONE TO KURDS BY ARABS.
>>2655926Assad is an Alawite chad who had no problems with Kurds. But now your Kurdo retards are learning what animal the Sunni Arab is.
>>2655927Both Hafez and Bashar persecuted Kurds. The current Sunni Arab population in Haskah was settled there by Hafez.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Arab_Belt_project Sunni retards mjst be shot on sight. Not kept in camp with their whores and their mongrels. Kill kill kill all of them
>>2655929They are relatives and friends of HTS. They will try to get revenge on their captors.
>>2655932Fake news. Sloppy work, glowie Sunni-Zionist.
Mobilization from 7 to 70 in Kobanê
In Kobanê, the people have once again heeded the call for mobilization to defend their city against the attacks by the ISIS and its affiliated militias, which have been ongoing since January 6th. People of all ages, from 7 to 70, have taken to the streets following the call for "general mobilization" issued by the Euphrates Canton Autonomous Administration.
In the city where the resistance of the SDF and the people against the attacks is at its highest level, the spirit of resistance shown by Deniz Çiya and Ziyad Halep in Aleppo with the slogan "Berxwedan jiyan e" (Resistance is life) lives on today.
The people of Kobanê continue to demonstrate the same spirit of resistance they showed in 2014 by defeating the ISIS gangs.
The people of the North will march to the Qamishlo border tomorrow.
According to the Mezopotamya news agency, the DEM Party will hold its group meeting tomorrow in the Nusaybin district of Mardin.
After the meeting, a large crowd will march towards the border of the city of Qamishlo in Rojava to express their anger against the attacks.
Fierce clashes on the Sirin front
The Syrian Democratic Forces (SDF) Press Center announced that fierce clashes are taking place on the Sirin countryside front in the Euphrates canton.
The center announced that the forces responded strongly to the attacks by the interim government gangs and inflicted heavy losses on them.
SDF calls on Kurdistan youth: Lift the borders and join the resistance
The Syrian Democratic Forces (SDF) Media Center issued a statement calling on young people from all parts of Kurdistan and Kurds in Europe to lift the borders and join the resistance.
The statement said: "Since January 6, our regions and our people have been directly subjected to barbaric and savage attacks. In the face of these attacks, our fighters are fighting with great courage and sacrifice and continue their fight honorably."
The Turkish state and its ISIS-minded gangs are increasing their attacks on our people, hoping to break our will and defeat our resistance.
We say with great determination and will that just as our friends in 2014 staged a historic resistance in Kobanê and turned Kobanê into a graveyard for ISIS, which was supported by the Turkish state, today we declare with the same will that we will turn our cities from Derik to Hasakah and Kobanê into a graveyard for the new ISIS-minded people, who are being led by the Turkish state..
On this basis, we call on all our youth, boys and girls in Rojava, North, South and East Kurdistan, as well as in Europe, to unite and remove the borders of the invaders and join the resistance..
Today is the day of honor.
Today is a day of historic responsibility.
" And today we show once again that the will of the people is stronger than any kind of attack and occupation."
>>2655935Fuck you mean fake news uygha. It's an entire article and the whole thing is well-documented.
The Assads were mostly pro-Sunni Arab until that demographic turned on them in 2011.
>>2655934Nah they're likely gonna go to the urban areas in west Syria and join the ISIS networks growing there.
>>2655939It's fucking criminal how they handed it all over for nothing.
>>2655939Jizzera is AES they call Iranian protesters Mossad and shit
>>2655948>v.mp4What is it saying?
>>2655953Liveuamap filename.
>>2655925tbh all you do is samefag arround middle eastern threads bitching arround hakim and iran when open turkish/emirati/daesh militias and groups surrounds the middle east and are everywhere, and your fucking country, but your saddamist leftcom brain does not care about geopolitics or any kind of coherent thought, so you do instead insist on doing meaningless bitching about IRAN! IRAN! IRAN!
>>2655954No, i just mean in general, what are these non-humans in the video saying.
>>2655968I fail to see how that will somehow magically save them
>>2655912not only that but the SDF controlled regions are some of the few spots in syria left where the ba'ath party is legal
>>2655968the iraqi kurds tried it and they got gassed by saddam and collaborated with the us until the us told them to fuck off because they needed a stable iraqi puppet state
Bit Crazy to me Rudaw would publish this. I think we will see crossings of usually opposed militias over from Iraq, with language like this being openly posted with no pushback in the Barzani Bugle.
HSD: Remove the invaders' borders and join the resistance
Erbil (Rawdaw) - The General Command of the Syrian Democratic Forces (SDF) issued a strong statement regarding the recent attacks.
The SDF announced that since December 6 of this year, the people of the region have been directly subjected to "barbaric and savage" attacks and have decided to resist.
<"We will fight back like in 2014"
In its statement, the SDF recalled the historic resistance in Kobani in 2014 and said:
"Just as our friends in Kobani staged a historic resistance in 2014 and turned that place into a graveyard for ISIS, which was supported by Turkey, we act with the same determination today."
The SDF command emphasized that they will turn their cities from Derik to Al-Hasakah and Kobani into graveyards for those with the "new ISIS mentality" who are being run by the Turkish state.
<Call for Kurdish youth
In its statement, the SDF made a special appeal to Kurdish youth, saying:
"We call on all our youth, boys and girls in Rojava, North, South and East Kurdistan, as well as those in Europe, to unite, remove the occupiers' borders and join the resistance."
<"The will of the people is stronger"
At the end of the statement, it was noted that today is a day of honor and historical responsibility.
The SDF stated that their fighters continue their struggle with great courage and sacrifice, once again demonstrating that the will of the people is stronger than any kind of attack and occupation.
>Noooooo we just wanted to help the US empire destroy and balkanize Syria so we could get our own piece of the wreckage. How can this be happening?!
Kurdish FAFO day has arrived. Sorry, not sorry.
>>2655980This could be some of the last times those girls are allowed to enter a classroom. :(
>>2655981Julani's government has thus far not stopped women from going to school.
The real risk these kids face is being slaughtered by the sectarian dogs STG is planning to throw at Kobani and Qamishlo
People of Kobanê: Kobanê will once again become a graveyard for gangs (vidrel)
Dozens of girls, boys and residents of Kobanê took to the streets and stood alongside the SDF and YPJ against the attacks by the interim government's gangs.
Speaking on behalf of the crowd, member of the General Command of the Internal Security Forces, Arîn Kobanê, said that they will protect their people and stressed that the occupying forces and Kurdish gangs do not accept this state as partners. They are currently fighting against the new ISIS gangs.
Arîn Kobanê stated that Kobanê is not a place to visit, just as it became the graveyard of ISIS during the 2014 resistance, it will once again become the graveyard of the gangs of the interim government supported by the occupying Turkish state.
Arîn said to trust in their military forces that are defending Kobani and all of Rojava.
A source inside Hezbollah told Rudaw: Damascus has regretted several promises
A source in the Syrian Democratic Forces (SDF) told Rudaw that talks between Mazlum Abdi and Ahmed Shara have failed because Damascus has rejected promises made to SDF by Tom Barak.
According to the source, US envoy to Syria Tom Barak had previously made two promises to SDF commander-in-chief Mazlum Abdi that SDF would remain a unified division within the Syrian Arab army.
According to the source, Tom Barrack had said that this point would not be rewritten for the sake of public opinion, but would be implemented.
The second promise was that the Kurds would administer the Kurdish areas and have a Kurdish administration.
"But today Damascus officially rejected both points and said 'no' we will not accept," the source said.
"Now, in order to blame Hezbollah for the agreement, they are saying that Mazlum Abdi has no decision-making power. They want to deceive the Kurdistan leadership and the countries of the region with these slander," the source said.
The Syrian presidency released the text of a 14-point agreement between Syrian President Ahmed Shara and Hezbollah commander-in-chief Mazlum Abdi last night.
According to the agreement, an immediate and comprehensive ceasefire must be established on all fronts and lines of conflict between the Syrian government forces and the Syrian Democratic Forces (SDF). But the Syrian Arab Army forces did not comply with the agreement.
The first point of the agreement states that SDF must withdraw from all areas east of the Euphrates.
Point 10 of the agreement states that the Syrian government must approve the list of candidates submitted by the SDF leadership for senior military, security and civilian positions within the central state structure.
According to the agreement, both sides are working towards an understanding on the peaceful return of the residents of Afrin and Sheikh Maqsood to their homes.
The situation on the ground is contrary to the agreements and negotiations, SDF said today that it has lost control of Shaddadi prison in southern Hasakah and "thousands of ISIL" have fled, in which Damascus and SDF accuse each other of releasing ISIL.
US Senator Lindsey Graham has warned the United States to defend ISIS prisons in Syria "for whatever reason necessary" to avoid a major disaster.
In approximately 1 year + 1 month the new Syria has had 3 major pogroms against minorities and countless smaller ones.
>>2655998Flag left, Türkiye Komünist Gençliği(Communist Youth of Turkey) youth wing of the Communist Party of Turkey (TKP).
Flag right, IDK, but starts 'Kurdish Communist …' then i don't know.
I spoke to two contacts from Kobane. One is inside the city now. One is in Jazira but has family remaining there. Both say the STG advance is traumatizing locals. It reminds Kurds of ISIS in 2014: "First there was a siege, and then there was a terrible attack."
Meghan Bodette
@_mjb
People see the footage of abuses from Sheikh Maqsoud and other parts of Syria and fear that they will be next. Trust in the government is nonexistent. "On the media, they say there is a ceasefire. On the ground, war continues."
Meghan Bodette
@_mjb
This trauma is not unfounded. There is almost no one in Kobane who has not lost at least one relative to ISIS or Turkey-backed militias. One of the people with whom I spoke lost more than 10 people from her family during the ISIS war alone.
Meghan Bodette
@_mjb
There is no safe passage from Kobane to any friendly territory. The city itself is located directly on the Turkish border, in sight of two military bases. Turkish forces regularly fire warning shots at people who approach the border wall to access adjacent farmland or properties.
Meghan Bodette
@_mjb
'"On the east side there is Gire Spi. The gangs [Turkey-backed SNA militias] are there. On the west side is Jarablus, they're there too. Now, with government forces between Jarablus and Ain Issa, Kobane has been surrounded."
Meghan Bodette
@_mjb
Kobane residents have already been deprived of access to some basic services. "We do not have electricity after the government took the dam, this is one of the main challenges."
Meghan Bodette
@_mjb
"HTS are in Ain Issa now, which means there is no road from Kobani to Raqqa or Hasakah. This will affect the medical field as well, there are people who need to move to Damascus or Qamishlo for medical services."
Meghan Bodette
@_mjb
Increasing numbers of people are entering the city proper. Some Kurds who were in Raqqa and Tabqa fled to Kobane before the roads were cut, and people from surrounding villages are now moving towards the city center.
Meghan Bodette
@_mjb
'We want our voice to reach the world," said one, criticizing international silence. There was a global response when ISIS attacked Kobane more than 10 years ago. So far, today, there has been nothing of the sort.
How does Turkey keep winning? Is Erdogan a secret mastermind?
>>2656010 Displaced people from Afrin and Kurdish families in Raqqa and Tabqa have fled to Hasakah area. Arrivals are being received at Qamishlo’s March 12th Stadium, with the Displaced and Relief Committee providing shelter in schools, academies, and the Newruz camp in Derik. The number of arrivals is rising, and many spent the night in parks, with children and the elderly exposed to harsh winter conditions.
youtu.be/HJoUUkZ0g6I (ANHA)
>>2655729I have no idea, I was pro Assad fuck isis
>>2655733Sorry if you are upset, but facts are facts, the USE was always going to betray the Kurds, The USA will back whomever they need to, and what they really wanted was a Puppet out of Syria, that could keep the whole place stable. Kurds getting a nation will lead to Turkey, Iraq and other places suddenly feeling very insecure, If the kurds had just made a deal that they would be semi-autonomous Say like Northern Ireland Or a US state, but were still part of Syria Assad would likely have agreed and they could have crushed there common enemy and Syria would have been whole today and the Kurds could have been prosperous
>>2656017These are members of the Mossad Proletariat
>>2655978So true bestie! Real communists support total ISIS victory to own the ultras!
>>2656041Where was that one maoist article
>>2656037>Assad would likely have agreedSource?
Assad would barely sit down at the negotiating table, he had a mental 'ignore the problem until it goes away' strategy.
>>2656037>If the kurds had just made a deal that they would be semi-autonomous Say like Northern Ireland Or a US state, but were still part of Syria Assad would likely have agreedThey tried to get a deal and he didn't agree. Regardless, apart from an autopsy on how things got so FUBAR in Syria, the portioning of blame makes no difference as to what should be done in the current situation. The fact remains that Rojava's survival would weaken NATO and the Islamo-Zionist regime that now rules Syria, as well as preserving the last bastion of secularism, democracy, and quasi-socialism. Even from a cynical multipolarist perspective, SDF victory is preferable.
>>2656046(NTA)
I ran two agreements comparisons in AIs, chatGPT, DeepSeek, on what Assad proposed v the 2025, and the 2025 v 2026 agreements: here
>>2655502in a general sense, Assad would have compromised to a self-governing region until Syria could get national democratic elections on the issue, after peace was achieved.
which would have been a losing election for Kurds, because I don't think Syrians would have agreed to give Kurds a region for themselves, which I assume it's why Abdi accepted as much rope as he could, and prolonged the issue.
>>2656053
>an anon was mean to me and now i am wishing for literal mass rape
Just about sums you lot up, yea.
>>2656050>Syrian TV's report on the Trump Sharaa phone call that says they "emphasized the need to ensure the rights & protection of the Kurdish people" suggests that Sharaa overplayed his hand and the US is now pushing back.maybe Lindsey gayham was right.
>>2656051>in a general sense, Assad would have compromised to a self-governing region until Syria could get national democratic elections on the issue, after peace was achievedThe post seems to indicate that he was reluctant to concede on these issues and was only willing to make vague assurances without concrete written or constitutionally entrenched commitments.
>>2656050honestly, I believe more the Kurds in this issue. Like, it's 2+2. HTS/SNA/STG forces simply saw and seized the opportunities presented on the field and probably wanted to re-write the deal, since the Kurds lost many bargain chips. If the Kurds had kept Raqqa city and connected Kobani with the Eastern areas, the agreement would have been signed by today.
the winning hand always try to rewrite the deals presented.
it's surprising they simply didn't arrest Abdi and executed him on international streamed feed.
>>2656058hey, if a referendum is held is and the state says no to self-determination of a portion of the country, that's
a) democratic
b) basic statecraft.
Imagine anyone doing a referendum in the west for self-determination.
laughable shit.
at least he presented the option.
>>2656055>let's just ignore the fact that they're a Zionist and US imperialist lapdoglmao
this is the fake "leftists" you're arguing with online
>>2656066>>2656058also, Assad never ever rejected communistic presence within the Kurds, al joolani demands ideological purge. basically Kudish de-communization.
>>2656066It's less an issue of what was the most fair and democratic outcome and more an issue of being willing to face reality. As I said before the question of Rojava's autonomy was already settled. They established their autonomy with military strength and the Ba'athists were not capable of taking it from them. So it was simply an issue of accepting that reality and forming a united front vs rejecting it and dooming everybody.
>>2656073I wonder if Turkiye will commence a bomb campaign on the Kurds mobilizing through the Iraqi border.
>>2656077>more an issue of being willing to face realitywell, this is the reality now. don't act smug, when the Kurds have no bargain chips now. they had to accept Assad's deals.
>>2656066I'm sorry anon but that's such retardo logic.
Should the scottish indy referendum instead have been held over the entirety of the UK?
Catalonia's entirely of Spain?
>>2656081>they had to accept Assad's dealsWhy did Rojava have to concede to the Ba'athist terms and not the other way around?
>>2656081>well, this is the reality now. don't act smug, when the Kurds have no bargain chips now. they had to accept Assad's deals.The only material difference right now if they had would have been that they wouldn't have the organising skills and product of said skills after years of their project, they'd be even less prepared for when the salafist come knocking at their door.
>>2656082because the last time I've check, the powers in the west ran a referendum in their countries to see if a specific region deserved self-determination was…. never. why would Syria had to be subjected to something that would face mass extermination in say, Germany, the US, UK, etc.?
Jesus… people ask to nations to do stuff they wouldn't allow it.
>>2656083because now they will face a Syrian state with no US sanctions, fully backed by the Arabs, Turkiye, and no US support.
they were warned, they didn't listen.
>>2656084let's see if that stands. I hope them good, I wholeheartedly do. I hope they've learned the lesson to never trust the US, the fully anti-communist entity that played them. but the scenario they are facing is 🔝
>>2656084I would disagree since if they had managed to form a united front under either Ba'athist or Rojava's terms there's a much higher chance that they would have successfully repelled the HTS offensive. My point is just that most of these critiques of the SDF (which are often apt and correct) apply to Assad as well. He was also completely dependent on his foreign allies, only to be abandoned and sold out by them. He also failed to accept a compromise that could have formed a new ruling coalition capable of resisting terrorist attack. What worries me is that people will take exactly the wrong lessons from this. The correct lesson is that progressive forces need to be able to recognize and accept political realities, discern potential allies from intractable enemies, and recognize when coalition building is necessary. Instead some people think the lesson is that we need more intransigence, and that screaming louder and louder about how right you are is a substitute for a winning strategy.
>>2656081exactly. by helping the empire divide syria for their own (assumed) advantage, and relying on "we're stronger so fuck you Assad and agree to us dividing the country and keeping its oil" they paved the way for Turkey and Al Qaeda to take over Syria. Now Al Qaeda has Syria, is stronger than the Kurds, and now the Kurds have to accept "reality" too, and let Jolani un-divide the country or face destruction.
They made their bed and now they get to lie in it. Be careful what you wish for. They FA'd Syria to death now they get to FO. They're getting what they gave to Syria. Solidarity is not a one-way street. They had none, they get none. Lie in that bed.
Imagine Rojava ends up being the last man standing of the war because NATO can't be bothered to back Jolani, who is there to wreck the state anyway.
Then they become the spark that uncucks Iraq after the US demands it war the Kurds again.
>>2656087>because now they will face a Syrian state with no US sanctions, fully backed by the Arabs, Turkiye, and no US support.Right, so the failure to reach a compromise led to their destruction. However the failure of the Ba'athists to reach a compromise also led to their destruction. What I'm asking is why Rojava should take all the blame for failing to accept the Ba'athist terms, but the Ba'athists deserve no blame for failing to accept Rojava's terms.
>>2656087>the powers in the west ran a referendum in their countries to see if a specific region deserved self-determination was…. neverThe UK held an independence referendum for Scotland in 2014. Canada held two for Quebec in 1980 and 1995.
>>2656068Your glass-jaws need to be crushed and your eyesockets need to be ruptured good. Then you can speak.
>>2656090>we're stronger than you fuck you SDF and agree to us having everything and you losing everything as araps are master race >>2656092the Ba'athists were trying to defend Syria's sovereignty. The Kurds were trying to balkanize it, and aligning with the biggest enemy of Syria to do it. These are not the same.
>>2656092>What I'm asking is why Rojava should take all the blamebecause they accepted the US help. they should've known better. it's ahistorically to any communist to pretend that you will be the US ally forever, and the only people they should have betrayed once they got a firm circumstantial grip was the US, not their Syrian people.
>>2656097>because they accepted the US help. they should've known betterThe Ba'athists accepted Russian help, and the Russians proceeded to cut backroom deals with NATO that preserved terrorist enclaves and then did nothing when those enclaves were used to topple the government. I accept your criticism of Rojava's alliance with the US, but the same criticism applies to the Ba'athist reliance on Russia.
>>2656093aha, but never on the region where the separatist sentiment was, alone. don't fool yourself believing that the UK didn't know the outcome in the 2014 election, plus they wouldn't let the southern side to run a referendum on its own, let alone accepting the results.
>>2656094>[SDF] established their autonomy with military strength and the Ba'athists were not capable of taking it from them. So it was simply an issue of accepting that reality that is the position i was replying to. what's good for the goose is good for the gander. If "you can't stop us fuk u" is good for the SDF then, it's good for Jolani now.
>>2656102holly shit, comparing the US anti-communism to whatever Russia is….
>>2656096>The Kurds were trying to balkanize itThey were not. They renounced separatism and wanted a new constitution for Syria that would keep Rojava as part of it while preserving their hard won gains against the terrorists. Besides, this is missing the point. It doesn't matter how right your position is if you are incapable of making it a reality. Assad could stomp his feet and pout about how right we was all he wanted, but at the end of the day the failure to reach a compromise destroyed his government. Being right is no substitute to creating a coalition capable of actually governing.
>>2656103>aha, but never on the region where the separatist sentiment was, alone.What are you talking about? It was a referendum of Scotland, not of England and Scotland, which is the opposite of what you are trying to present as an at all sensible thing anyone would agree with.
>>2656103>aha, but never on the region where the separatist sentiment was, aloneThat's exactly what they did. Only Quebec residents were allowed to vote in the Quebec independence referenda.
>>2656105I'm not doing that, and it's irrelevant since there was no communist actor in this conflict. I'm saying that if you want to criticize the SDF for relying on the Americans and getting screwed over, then you should also apply this criticism to Assad and the Russians.
>>2656104>"you can't stop us fuk u" is good for the SDF then, it's good for Jolani nowDon't misunderstand me. All I'm really saying here is that a leader who fails to accept political realities to the point of self destruction bears a lot of the blame for their own downfall.
>>2656108>they just wanted a separate region where SDF and not Damascus still controlled the resources and wealth but call it part of Syria. This is not balkanization.distinction without a difference.
>Assad could stomp his feet and pout about how right we was all he wanted, but at the end of the day the failure to reach a compromise destroyed his government.the Rojava could stomp their feet and pout about how right they are, but at the end of the day, their refusal to accept Jolani's terms destroyed them. Live by it, die by it.
>>2656112Wrong. Assad and Russia are communists, read Lenin.
>>2655086Funny how just a few months ago the Kurdish nationalist movement was openly attacking Marxism-Leninism and cozying up to Erdoğan, and now they are actively begging leftist orgs in Turkey to travel to Kobani and fight for their American puppet pseudostate lmao
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https://anf-news.com/analIz/rojava-sosyalizmin-son-duragi-demokratik-sosyalizmin-ilk-adimidir-219686)
>Marxist, Leninist, and Maoist revolutions actively defended "the system" as its greatest advocates>Rojava is the final stop of socialism Can I just stop everyone for a second and point out the elegance of Assad's solution?
>>2656111>It was a referendum of Scotlandaha, and would happen if the referendum would have happened only on specific regions of Scotland where the separatist movement was prevalent. that's what I am arguing. Why is it wrong that Assad presented a final solution after peace that is the way other states do it? he wanted a referendum with all Syria to discuss the potential possibility of giving an autonomous region to the Kurds. of course such a referendum wouldn't be held in Kurd-majority areas, in the same way The UK didn't allow a separatist-only referendum.
hence:
>because the last time I've check, the powers in the west ran a referendum in their countries to see if a specific region deserved self-determination was…. never. >>2656087 >>2656123>>they just wanted a separate region where SDF and not Damascus still controlled the resources and wealth but call it part of SyriaThat would depend on the precise details of the agreement vis a vis the separation of powers, taxation, etc. Assad was not willing to discuss these things being codified in a new constitution. It's absurd to treat federalism as equivalent to balkanization considering federal systems are common throughout the world, including the USSR.
>but at the end of the day, their refusal to accept Jolani's terms destroyed themYeah I don't even know what you're trying to say here. All I'm pointing out is that the Ba'athists bear a comparable degree of responsibility for this outcome. The demands that the SDF simply give up everything and capitulate to Assad were completely divorced from the political and military realities, and stubborn insistence upon it rather than seeking a compromise has doomed the country to jihadist rule.
>>2656131same argument for Quebec:
>>2656112don't be stupid. these referendums were 100% known before hand the outcome. that's why the Catalonian referendum was treated with violence, incarceration, harass, and deemed 'unconstitutional'.
second pic, Catalonians all voted yes.
>>2656131>that is the way other states do it? he wanted a referendum with all Syria to discuss the potential possibility of giving an autonomous region to the KurdsThat's not how other states do it. People in England didn't get a say in whether Scotland would become independent. People in Alberta didn't get a say in whether Quebec would become independent. If he wanted to take the route that other states have taken on these issues the the referendum would be in Rojava only.
aha, I'm a retard
>>2656133>these referendums were 100% known before hand the outcomeI doubt that considering that in the 1995 referendum in Quebec the No vote won by less than 1%.
>>2656132the precise details SDF wanted were along the same lines as KRG in Iraq, functionally a separate state within a state. If Damascus still controls the borders and collects taxes normally and so forth, there isn't "autonomy". They wanted a Syrian KRG.
Assad's government was unwilling to permanently divide Syria. The Kurds wanted to divide it. These aren't the same. The Kurds were a fifth column inside Syria aligning with its enemies to weaken the state because they thought that would make them strong and they could gain by it. Now they are weak and Jolani is strong. Now they will have to choose to stop being "stubborn" and accept "political and military realities" and give up their autonomy, let Jolani re-unify Syria or face destruction, and if they don't it will be, as you say, their destruction will be their own fault.
>>2656139>the precise details SDF wanted were along the same lines as KRG in IraqSource?
>The Kurds were a fifth column inside Syria aligning with its enemies to weaken the stateThen why did they cooperate with the SAA and Russians in joint operations against terrorists and administration of some areas? Why did they go to war with the rebels main backers in Turkey? Why did they renounce separatism?
>Now they will have to choose to stop being "stubborn" and accept "political and military realities" and give up their autonomyThe difference is that they have a social basis for insurgency in the Kurdish majority areas. Unlike the Ba'athists they can and imo should continue to fight even if defeated conventionally.
>>2656145>Then why did they cooperate with the SAA and Russians against terrorists and administration of some areas?against ISIS when the US wanted them to
>but they tried to fight jolani somewhat at the endsaw the FAFO coming. it was too little too late. they didn't ultimately want Assad to fall to Al Qaeda they just aligned with people who did and undermined Syria too much by that point to stop it. They got more than they bargained for, but that often happens when you make devils bargains.
>they should continue to fight even if defeatedgood luck with that. i'm sure AQ will be sad at having to kill more of them.
An emergency meeting has been called for Kurdish parties in Syria.
The Secretary of the Kurdish Progressive Democratic Party in Syria, Salah Darwish, called on Kurdish parties and political forces in Syria to hold an emergency meeting regarding the recent situation in the regions of North and East Syria.
In his letter to media outlets, Derwesh emphasized that due to the sensitive situation in the region and the rapid developments on the ground, he calls on all Kurdish parties and political forces in Syria to shoulder their historical and national responsibilities.
Derwesh called for an emergency meeting to be held tomorrow at 12:00 at their party office in Qamishli to discuss current developments and present a common position.
Clashes are taking place between the local population and militant groups in the villages of Kobanê.
Militia forces affiliated with the Provisional Government of Damascus attacked the village of Xan Memed in the Çelebî district of Kobanê, but were met with resistance from the local population.
In the clashes that broke out between the villagers and the gangs, more than 20 gang members were killed and many more were wounded.
The people of Xan Memed village are standing up, defending their village.
The Turkish state bombed Eqtan Prison in Raqqa.
According to the information obtained, an armed unmanned aerial vehicle (UAV) belonging to the occupying Turkish state bombed Eqtan Prison in Raqqa, where ISIS militants are held.
QSD and YPJ are protecting the prison to prevent ISIS militants from escaping. The Turkish state is trying to facilitate the escape of ISIS militants with this action.
>>2656136yeah, buddy. that's why the Spaniards fustigated the catalonians.
irredeemable radlib.
>>2656145how come you didn't know they wanted the same Iraq-style of autnomous region in Syria?
https://epc.ae/en/details/brief/negotiations-between-the-kurds-and-the-al-assad-regime-understandings-and-potential-outcomes>It appears that the Syrian regime aims to regain control over Kurdish self-administered areas in northeastern Syria in exchange for an additional article in the constitution related to local administration, while continuing to reject Kurdish demands for federalism in Syriahttps://studies.aljazeera.net/en/reports/2012/09/201291910402907471.html>They are guided by the example of strong and autonomous Iraqi Kurdistan, which has been emerging since 1991, and they are preparing to ensure their own rights in a post-Assad Syria.
>SDF commander Mazlum Abdi demanded the establishment of an autonomous region in Syria similar to the Kurdistan Region of Iraqhttps://arabic.euronews.com/2025/10/07/a-comprehensive-ceasefire-between-the-sdf-and-the-transitional-authorities-in-syria
>raised the ceiling of Kurdish demands by calling for the creation of an autonomous region in northeast Syria on the pattern of the Kurdistan Region of Iraqhttps://7al.net/2025/10/07/%D9%85%D8%B8%D9%84%D9%88%D9%85-%D8%B9%D8%A8%D8%AF%D9%8A-%D9%8A%D8%B7%D8%A7%D9%84%D8%A8-%D8%A8%D8%AD%D9%83%D9%85-%D8%B0%D8%A7%D8%AA%D9%8A-%D9%81%D9%8A-%D8%B3%D9%88%D8%B1%D9%8A%D8%A7-%D8%B9%D9%84%D9%89/saeedh/syria/ Youth of Qamishlo: We are ready to defend our land.
Following the mobilization call by the Democratic Autonomous Administration against attacks by Turkish state-backed gangs, the youth of Qamişlo took up arms and went out into the streets to protect their land and people.
Speaking to ANF, a young man named İdrîs Mihemed stated: "We, as Revolutionary Youth, say to these gangs: This is Rojava and Kurdistan. Today is a day of existence versus non-existence. We will stay in our city with our people and we will win."
Calling on the youth of Kurdistan, İdrîs added: "We are calling on the youth of Kurdistan; today we must unite. My call to Kurdish youth is to turn their faces towards Rojava Kurdistan. The Turkish state, along with its gangs, is attacking Rojava Kurdistan; but we will resist these attacks, because the Kurds are never defeated. Today we do not accept joining this government; because they are savages, and we cannot allow our people to live with these savage people."
Erdoğan, along with international powers, should know this well: we will not bow our heads to anyone.”
Karasu: Today is the day to defend Rojava
Mustafa Karasu, a member of the KCK Executive Council, called on the people of Kurdistan and democratic forces to resist the attacks launched against Rojava by HTS and ISIS gangs under the coordination and direction of the Turkish state.
"This attack is not only against Rojava, but against the entire Kurdish people," said Mustafa Karasu, a member of the KCK Executive Council, calling on the Kurdish people and democratic circles to defend the Rojava Revolution.
<Karasu's message is as follows:
To all the Kurdish people, to the forces of democracy,
to all revolutionary democratic movements in the world!
Currently, a brutal attack is underway against the Kurdish people in Rojava, in northeastern Syria.
This is the people who, in 2014 and 2015, selflessly resisted ISIS attacks, who formed a barricade against ISIS attacks, a barricade for humanity, and who suffered tens of thousands of martyrs and wounded.
Such a people, who fought and struggled for humanity, are now being targeted for suppression through an international conspiracy, a conspiracy involving international powers, and their democratic system is being targeted for dismantling.
Currently, in Rojava and Northeast Syria, starting from Sheikh Maqsoud, there is an offensive aimed at de-Kurdifying the Kurdish population. This offensive in Rojava is a genocidal attack against all Kurds. This attack concerns all our people in all four parts of Kurdistan, because it is a genocidal attack. All our people must see this truth.
There is a conspiracy against the Kurds. The struggle of the Kurdish people, who are resisting for their freedom and democracy, is being crushed as a result of international and regional interests. The gains of the Kurdish people are being targeted for elimination. The aim is to break the Kurdish people's will to resist and their passion for freedom.
This is not just an attack on Kurds in Rojava. It is an attack on the will for freedom of our people throughout Kurdistan, an attack on their will to exist.
From this perspective, all our people in Kurdistan, in all four parts, must rise up. They must stand alongside our people resisting in Rojava Kurdistan. All our people must be on their feet day and night to support the resistance of the people of Rojava. The people of Northern and Southern Kurdistan, in particular, must support this resistance of the people of Rojava.
<WE MUST STAND BY THE STRUGGLE OF THE PEOPLE OF ROJAVA.
The people and sons of Rojava Kurdistan have participated in the struggle in all four parts of Kurdistan for decades, giving thousands of martyrs and thousands of wounded. With such a national stance, the people of Rojava Kurdistan have strengthened the struggle of the Kurdish people. Today, all the people of Kurdistan in all four parts, all the Kurdish people and their friends, must stand up against this attack being carried out in Rojava Kurdistan and support those who resist. Just as the Kurdish people achieved victory by resisting ISIS in Kobanê, today, with the same spirit of resistance that supported the Kobanê resistance – in North, South, East Kurdistan, and abroad – we must stand alongside the struggle of our people in Rojava Kurdistan.
In Kobanê in 2015, victory was not achieved solely through the resistance of the fighters. It was the support and moral backing of our people, friends, and socialist forces throughout Kurdistan and the world that repelled ISIS in Kobanê. From this perspective, today is the time to provide similar support to those resisting in Rojava Kurdistan.
We need to be very sensitive about this. There is a policy of genocide against the Kurdish people. This must be seen.
From this perspective, tomorrow may be too late; we must rise up now. Young people and women, in particular, must strengthen this struggle. The youth of Kurdistan exist for these times. Therefore, the youth must rise up everywhere. In 2014, the Suruç-Kobanê border was a symbolic place of resistance against ISIS. Today, similarly, we can support the Rojava Kurdistan resistance everywhere. Now is the time. Because the attacks are vile and savage. We saw how the body of a Kurdish woman was thrown away in Aleppo. The Kurds have shown great resistance for decades. Despite all the attacks, they have stood firm, resisted, and achieved great progress.
With this patriotic Kurdish spirit, this revolutionary spirit, this struggle for existence, this struggle for freedom, has always grown, developed, and yielded results. Today, too, if we trust in our own strength, if we support our people, if all the people in all four parts of Kurdistan adopt a common stance, this attack can be repelled.
The political forces in all four parts of Kurdistan have a historical responsibility in the face of such an attack. Those who fail to fulfill their historical responsibilities today will not be accepted by our people. Therefore, support must be given to the struggle in Rojava Kurdistan without offering any excuses.
<A CALL TO THE ARAB PEOPLE
I also take this opportunity to address the people of Rojava Kurdistan and the Arab people of Syria.
Arabs, Kurds, and Syriacs have lived together peacefully for over a decade, without conflict. While there was fighting and problems throughout Syria, they lived in brotherhood in Northern and Eastern Syria. Now, HTS and certain forces want to pit Kurds and Arabs against each other. They want to create an Arab-Kurdish conflict. This is truly a despicable act. Arabs fleeing the war in Syria came to areas inhabited by Kurds. The Kurds have always welcomed them. In this respect, we call on the Arabs in Rojava Kurdistan and Northeastern Syria, and all Arabs in Syria, not to fall for this game. Falling for such a game will harm not only the Kurds but also the Arabs, our Arab people. There may be, and are, those who incite this. They should not be heeded.
My appeal is also to the revolutionary democratic forces around the world. Just as they provided great support to Kobanê in 2014-2015 and played a part in the victory of Kobanê, they must play a role today as well. On this occasion, I call on all the Kurdish people, our friends, and democratic forces to fight together against the attacks currently underway, and I salute our people resisting in Rojava Kurdistan and wish them success.
Biji Berxwedana Rojava, Biji Gele Kurds!"
<be homelesschizo-core tribal
<furthest you've ever been from your shitty village
<get yeeted in Qamishlo by a woman in a wheelchair
i hope this brings shame on their tribes forever.
War veterans: Let's stand with our warriors.
War veterans issued a written statement calling on all peoples to join the ranks of resistance against the attacks of the gangs. The statement, made on behalf of the war veterans, was read by Mizgîn Serêkaniyê.
The explanation is as follows:
"As veterans of Rojava Kurdistan, we commemorate and pay our respects to all the martyrs who gave their lives for the revolution in Rojava Kurdistan, especially Commander Ziyad Heleb and Deniz."
Since January 6th, our SDF forces have been responding to the attacks of the Damascus gangs and the Turkish state with unprecedented resistance. Our fighters are resisting on the front lines against these attacks.
It is necessary for all our people, including Kurdish men and women throughout Kurdistan, to respond to the mobilization call issued by the Autonomous Administration and to rise up for the revolutionary gains in Rojava Kurdistan. Bakur, Başûr, Rojhilat, and Rojava are one. The enemy wants to divide us. But we will strengthen this resistance with our resistance and our stance alongside our military forces. We will not bow to the enemy. We will fight until our last moment. We will either live freely or choose an honorable death.
Our people must rise up in every city and square and resist the attacks. They must not bow to the enemy and must not give up the gains of the Rojava Revolution.
The enemy is attacking everyone, regardless of whether they are Kurdish, Arab, or Armenian. Therefore, all components of Rojava Kurdistan and Northern and Eastern Syria must resist the gangs.
We stand behind our SDF fighters until the end. “Bijî berxwedana SDF and YPJ!”
>>2656161In all those links the only ones wherein SDF officials make specific mention of the KRG and Iraq are from after the defeat of the Ba'athists. In other words those sources don't say they were demanding this from Assad. The Al Jazeera one mentions that they were "guided by the example of Iraq" but that's just editorializing rather than actually quoting their position.
>>2656159>against ISIS when the US wanted them toThe Americans were the ones using ISIS to topple Assad in the first place. It makes no sense that they would want the SDF to cooperate with Assad against ISIS.
STG quoted the al-Anfal surah in their recent statement against the SDF, either accidentally or purposefully mimicking Saddam who did the same thing before gassing Kurds lol.
https://xcancel.com/CdricLabrousse/status/2013353846580408514Account is one of those pro-STG Europoor libtards btw.
Reportedly during their phone call, Jolani promised Trump that he won't try to militarily enter Hasakah.
>>2656196 (samefag)
Even if true, cheeto-in-chief is just gonna be bamboozled by the chameleon, no different from Abdi.
7 vehicles and 4 tanks were destroyed and 4 drones were destroyed around Sirin. (location, picrel1)
The Syrian Democratic Forces (SDF) Press Center announced that the mercenaries of the interim government, supported by the occupying Turkish state, have attempted to attack the countryside around Sirine five times so far.
The center announced that the SDF and YPJ responded to these attacks and defeated them. As a result, 7 vehicles and 4 tanks were destroyed and 4 drones of the gangs were shot down. Clashes continue in the outskirts of the Sirin countryside.
KJK: We call for a circle of fire to be erected around Rojava.
The Kurdistan Women's Coordination (KJK) has called on all of humanity to mobilize for Northern and Eastern Syria, which is under attack and genocide.
The statement read: “The genocidal attack on Rojava is a genocidal decision against 60 million Kurdish people and women. The attack, which began with the Aleppo offensive and is progressing on the basis of the liquidation of the Rojava Autonomous Administration and Self-Defense Force, is a genocidal decision against all ethnic, women's, and religious identities. ISIS and its organizing forces were defeated thanks to the joint resistance of the Kurdish people, other peoples, women, religious groups, and fighters for humanity. Rojava is an epic model of free and equal life, not only in the Middle East but also in the world. And it is a model of how the Kurdish people want to live with other peoples, faiths, and all different identities.”
In the 20th century, the Kurdish people, who at great cost shattered the Lausanne Treaty and the colonial system that subjected them to denial, destruction, and genocide, and who are now confronting the situation in the 21st century with the power to gain their political status, are being forced into a new shroud by hegemonic powers. We will never wear this shroud, nor will we allow it to be imposed upon us.
<We are appealing to our people!
Rojava is Kurdistan! We invite all Kurdish parties and movements, women's movements and organizations, and all our people to mobilize for Rojava and to build a circle of fire around it. It must not be forgotten that if Rojava falls, the genocidal attack against the Kurdish people will spread to all parts of Kurdistan. We are in a historic moment. Let us respond to this genocidal attack with the Kurdish people's resistance for their 21st-century status. We will not lose. Through resistance, the Kurdish people will tear apart the shroud of genocide and win. We will never accept any other fate or plan.
<We are calling out to women!
The Rojava women's revolution has emerged as the site of the entire history of women's liberation. It is a fortress of freedom for women all over the world. The HTS-ISIS gang now seeks to overthrow this fortress with an unprecedented incursion of misogyny. Rise up against these Salafist jihadists who impose only death and concubinage on women and pose a great threat to women worldwide. Kurdish, Armenian, Alevi, Druze, and Yazidi women have launched a new great resistance in Rojava, and with your solidarity, this resistance will culminate in a second victory for women's resistance.
<We are calling out to the world!
Rojava is the homeland of great humanity. Victory against ISIS was achieved thanks to the contributions and resistance of the world's peoples, women, and democratic forces. The genocidal attack launched against Rojava by the HTS-ISIS gangs is an attack against the values and future of great humanity. Hegemonic powers have legitimized ISIS in Syria under the guise of HTS. With the partnership of the international coalition states, the Turkish state, and the Gulf countries, Kurds, Alevis, Armenians, Druze, and women have been trapped in a genocidal grip. Raise your voice against the HTS-Turkey joint genocidal attack and the coalition forces. Let us unite in a common resistance front against this darkness imposed on humanity.”
>>2656189Americans fought and killed ISIS in many places including Syria. They also use ISIS. They know its a monster but that it needs to be managed and kept under some kind of control and direction (like their own or Erdogan's). You can want to use a monster, but you also don't want it to get off the leash.
>>2656185the fuck are you arguing on, that they didn't want autonomy? that they didn't want a Iraq-style of autonomous region in Syria?
https://www.lemonde.fr/en/international/article/2025/01/15/syrian-kurdish-commander-mazloum-abdi-we-re-not-asking-for-secession-but-reinforced-autonomy_6737074_4.html
>We're not asking for secession, but reinforced autonomy.what's their autonomy they were looking? a constitutional reform in Syria.
Side-by-side, Iraq, and the 'Kurdish Social Contract (2016)' in Syria:
>Syrian Kurdish "Social Contract" (2016):Form of Autonomy:
<A "democratic federal system" based on "administrative and political decentralization" within Syria. It consists of cantons with self-administration
>Iraqi Kurdish Autonomous Region (2005 Iraqi Constitution & Draft KRI Constitution):Form of Autonomy:
<A "federal region" within the federal state of Iraq
>Syrian Kurdish "Social Contract" (2016)Legal Status:
<A self-declared "Social Contract" adopted by the local components. It states it is "part of the united Syrian democratic federalism"
>Iraqi Kurdish Autonomous Region (2005 Iraqi Constitution & Draft KRI Constitution)Legal Status:
<Constitutionally recognized by the Iraqi state. Article 117 of the Iraqi Constitution establishes the Kurdistan Region as a federal region
>Syrian Kurdish "Social Contract" (2016):Powers & Relationship with Central State:
<Cantons have the right to "decide its own affairs" provided they do not contradict the Social Contract (primacy on the Syrian constitution, tacit)<Envisions a shared flag with federal Syria
>Iraqi Kurdish Autonomous Region (2005 Iraqi Constitution & Draft KRI Constitution)Powers & Relationship with Central State:
<Holds legislative supremacy over federal law in matters not exclusively federal<Has the right to an "equitable share of the national revenues"
>Syrian Kurdish "Social Contract" (2016):Composition & Rights:
<Recognizes a multi-ethnic, multi-religious society (Kurds, Arabs, Syriacs, Turkmen, etc.) and guarantees fair representation
>Iraqi Kurdish Autonomous Region (2005 Iraqi Constitution & Draft KRI Constitution)Composition & Rights:
<Defines the people of the region as composed of Kurds, Turkmens, Arabs, Chaldo-Assyrian-Syriacs, Armenians and others.are you arguing for the sakes of arguing? the almost copy-pasted the Iraqi-Kurdish autonomous region document.
>>2655929 (samefag)
Update: STG claims it has re-captured 90 ISIS detainees.
Even if you take the claim completely seriously where you discount exaggeration, potential false positives & the suspiciously decimal number, they still only represent less than 10% of Shaddad's prisoners alone, not even counting the rest of the emptied prisons.
My conclusion from following SCW for 10 years is that every ethnic/religious group despises every other ethnic/religious group for some genocide or massacre they committed recently or not so recently, and that every non-religious ideology is just a smokescreen for the same old tribalism and chauvinism. Palestinians for example seem to mostly support the Syrian "revolution" despite the resistance getting their weapons from Iran and Jolani being a dog for the US empire, because of sunni-arab identitarianism and watching based saddam instagram reels.
>>2656189>It makes no sense that they would want the SDF to cooperate with Assad against ISIS.ISIS wasn't an unified faction, initially the US supported some factions, not all of them. even if these vetted opposition groups in the end fought alongside the ones the US didn't want, and the ones that the US didn't want ended up having the same weapons, the one that they didn't like was subject to attacks, dismembering and financial strangle, specially after they saw the 2014 takeover, that could led to the destabilization of Iraq.
https://www.airandspaceforces.com/article/the-siege-of-kobani/>Kobani held a strategic position on the border with Turkey. From Kobani in the West, past Sinjar and toward Irbil in the East, lay a corridor of oil pipelines and refineries. ISIS was tapping the oil for more than $2 million per day in revenue, the Pentagon said. Control of Kobani would help solidify ISIS control of Syria’s oil fields. Locking down that revenue was part of the goal for creating the ISIS caliphate.
>Washington was in shock. The Intelligence Community and Director of National Intelligence James R. Clapper “acknowledged that they underestimated what had been taking place in Syria,” President Barack Obama told “60 Minutes” on Sept. 30, 2014.Then that's why they allied in 2014 with the Kurds:
>Defending Kobani would take a direct US commitment to defeating ISIS in Syria. While US and coalition partners were pledged to chase ISIS out of Iraq, Syrian policy was another matter. Fighting for Kobani meant more intelligence, surveillance, and reconnaissance, more air strikes, and forging a relationship with groups of Syrian Kurds as new partners on the ground. what could rojava have done to make arabs believe in the rojava project?
>>2656216The whole phenomenon of people being both pro-Jolani and also thinking that Saddam was based is the purest example of this.
These two couldn't be more different than each other, not just in nominal ideology but also in terms of governance, foreign policy and basically everything else.
But it doesn't matter cause they're both Sunni Arabs and also one of them gassed the turds, that's all they care about.
>>2656222See the conclusion of this article:
>What to make of the AANES? While democratic confederalism retains theoretical potential as an alternative governance model, this potential remains structurally constrained by material integration into imperial accumulation circuits. With Damascus now incorporated into US–Israeli–Gulf networks through HTS rule, the AANES faces a choice not between Washington and an independent Syria, but between different forms of subordination. The SDF–HTS agreement reached on March 10, 2025, demonstrates this accommodation to the US-backed Damascus government (Rojava Information Center Citation2025). This structural realignment is evident in concrete resource flows: as of February 2025, the SDF delivers 150,000 barrels of crude oil and 1 million cubic meters of gas daily to the HTS-controlled government while having withheld the same resources from the Syrian state as the SAR faced brutal US sanctions (Al-Mayadeen Citation2025).
>While democratic confederalism’s ideological pillars of jineolojî, social ecology, and direct democracy should be championed, the AANES’s structural integration into US-led imperial circuits fundamentally undermines their liberatory potential. These progressive ideals remain merely a drop in the bucket compared to the tidal wave of destruction unleashed by US-led imperialism, with which the AANES has become structurally aligned. Until genuine delinking occurs, the AANES cannot transcend its structural role in imperial fragmentation.written last year:
https://www.tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.1080/19436149.2025.2531469they could have joined the axis of resistance.
they didn't. now they face total annihilation.
>>2656236How many times has Julani agreed to a ceasefire and then went to kill Kurds anyway?
>>2656238>>2656236TACO. but for realsies this time. specially to not anger the Turks, and weaken their presence in the Arab world…
more.
>>2656222nah I doubt it, arab tribesmen only respect strength so when they saw Jolani's goons advancing with no resistance they changed sides.
>>2656232Syrian sunni arabs will literally denounce Ba'ath ideology (and secularism entirely for the more explicitly islamist types) and praise Saddam in the next sentence. It's tribalism all the way down. Of course doesn't help that every powerful actor in the region and beyond has exploited this to further their interests for the last 100 years.
>>2656246What the fuck are even tribesmen, is the entire middle east just afghanistan
>>2656254Residual tribal structures in the current year exist because a lot of populations very suddenly went from pastoralists or semi-pastoralists into settled urbanite sedentaries in a matter of a few generations with the spread of industrialisation. You can see it among some Arabs, Berbers, Somalis, some Kurds, some Indian groups, a lot of ethnic groups in AfPak, central Asia and Mongolia.
That's of course not counting groups that are currently pastoralist like the Fulas and whatnot.
Among Arabs, the largest percentages of strong tribal identification is found in the peninsula, the area surrounding the peninsula in the fertile crescent (hence tribal prevalence in northeast Syria), Sudan, and some areas of the Maghreb. The lowest is in Egypt and coastal Levantines. Rest are so-so.
>>2656256>To be honest if they genuinely fight then the SDF is gonna lose eventually<he doesn't know.Anon don't be silly, they have
ŞÊXO on their side.
Really is shaping up for the battle of a lifetime. Turks will have to go in heavily or Jolani will either need to get it done within a week or not bother, because every organised Kurd left of the Islamic Emirate of Kurdistan has decided this is a battle they must fight and rally behind.
A gang vehicle was destroyed in the countryside of Hasakah
A military source stated that SDF and YPJ fighters destroyed a military vehicle belonging to the interim government gangs supported by the occupying Turkish state in the countryside of the city of Hasakah.
6 gang members killed in Tishreen region
According to military sources, SDF and YPJ fighters have thwarted five attempts by provisional government gang convoys to cross the Tishrine Dam area.
The fighters targeted the gangs with drones, killing 5 gang members. A gang member who was attacking on a motorcycle was also killed.
The West doesn't sweat the streets.
In response to the SDF's call for mobilization, thousands of people took to the streets in the cities of Derik, Girkê Legê, Çilaxa, Tirbesipiye, Qamishlo, Amude, Dirbêsiyê, Hesekê and Kobanê yesterday evening (January 19). Thousands more took up arms and joined the defense ranks.
Even now, masses of people are taking to the streets and joining the fronts to defend their cities.
Message from the Commander of the Kurdistan National Army: Either Kurdistan or nothing
The Commander of the Kurdistan National Army supported the resistance of Rojava Kurdistan with a message on his Twitter page.
The message said: "O great Kurdish national people! Rojava Kurdistan is today experiencing an international conspiracy similar to that of October 2017 in Southern Kurdistan. Rojava is facing the threat of attack and genocide. Damascus is trying to vent its anger over the defeat and loss of large areas of Syrian territory to Israel on the Kurds and is trying to restore its lost dignity by shedding the blood of the Kurds.
Clearly, US President Tom Barack's representative has exchanged commitment, responsibility, and moral values for a set of interests that will ultimately ruin the country.
The invasion and occupation of Rojava, the creation of a platform for the genocide of the Kurds, poses a real threat to the national security of the Kurds, so this is a critical moment. The only way to respond is to once again resist with the slogan "Either Kurdistan or no more" and the call "O Rival".
Accordingly, the Kurdistan National Army has decided to participate in this national burden and duty. The Kurdistan National Army Command will immediately, enthusiastically and without hesitation enter into dialogue with the relevant fronts to discuss the methods of passage and reach the defense lines in the West of the country."
>>2656283> The lowest is in Egypt and coastal Levantines. why so? what about iraq?
>>2656292Most of Egypt's current population descends from fellahin, who were agriculturalists. Coastal levantines is just cause they were the most urbanised regions back then.
Like other areas I didn't mention, Iraq is mixed. The big three Arab cities there (Baghdad, Basra, Mosul) have moderate tribal presence, while the rest are heavily tribal.
Masoud Barzani said he'd allow people to go to Rojava.
Bit of a shame Syrian Kurds are now as idpoled and sect/ethno-centric as everyone else in Syria, but I guess it wasn't really their choice.
What do my fellow Comrades think of my In-Depth Dialectical Materialist Marxist-Leninist-Maoist Analysis of the situation in Rojava at >>2656144 , 🤔?
>>2656216>>2656232Tribalism never really went away after the modernization of the Middle East and establishment of respective Baath Parties. Ironically the Baathists themselves became sectarian over time with internal feuds and whoever's religious affiliation was in power. There were a significant number of Shiites in Iraqi Baath until Saddam took power for example. If anything, tribalism got extremely worse over time when the secular dictatorships lost their wars against Israel, then you had the Gulf Arabs getting shilled by America and Israel, pumping sectarian propaganda sludge into their brains. The Arab Spring pretty much reverted everything back to what it was before.
Honestly the only way to end tribalism is if Arab countries were functionally developed without conflict or corruption for decades, and a security state on the level of the KGB and SS shot anyone and enforced birth control.
>>2655936Is this a mobilization to protest? What the hell is a 7 year old kid (or worse, a 70 year old elder) gonna do in combat? Specially the kind of combat that is going to/is already taking place?
All those who are interested in saving DAANES or what is left of it, let's form a new thread to coordinate media efforts in order to decimate ISIS SUNNI-TARD zion-sludge and drive hatred against this VILE AND SUBHUMAN scum among all parts of society. X, Leddit, 4cuck, whatever avenue. Drive HATRED against the sunnitard subhuman forces.
If we just have a keyboard and free time, then let us commit to the cause that is worthy, the survival of Rojava.
If you are a zionist faggot who opposes SDF, then fuck off&you are unnecessary.
A sacred war is being waged. We can create great ripples with relatively little effort with keyboard and ORGANIZATION. Men and women are dying, we must aid them.
>>2656362SPAM MAJOR ACCOUNTS WITH ATROCITIES AND RAISE FEAR AGAINST ISIS RENEWAL! FIGHT AGAINST PROPAGANDISTS AND RUMOR-SPREADERS.
>>2656362Target Turk-Anti-SDF major accounts.
>>2655980Damn, the Minecraft drawing hit me in the feels.
>>2656372Subhumans are slitting throats of these children and even send them to slavery. The subhumans, lowst of subhumans are doing that fucking right now.
Then should we not do something about it?
>>2656362 >>2656372We must act to fight against liars and propagandists of Turkey and whole media appratus. That I believe cannot be controversial, its better than thousandth same fights over same things over and over!
>>2655980Should we not do something for these children?
It will clear up by morning.
Darkest reaction status?
If you have nothing else to do, create x accs and begin replying en masse against sunnitard subhuman accs ! BOOST PRO-ROJAVA ACCS!
KILL ALL SUBHUMAN SUNNITARDS.
uygha can you shut up. The only people outside of Syria who listen to Turkish & STG media are Europoor libtards.
>>2656403That is a lie.
Enemy dominates the discourse.
Stop coping and face reality. Al-jazeera and all of major arap media channels are all on side of Fucking Jolani and calls SDF PKK-terrorists
SDF is absolutely losing you retard.
It's time to set fire to the headchopper prisons and retreat. Let them eat kebab.
>>2656395The colonialists that Stalin allied with and abolished the comintern are killing workers again…. how could see that coming
>>2656091How's massacring Kurdish proles 'uncucking' Iraq?
But anon,
have you considered how this is really just another inter-imperialist proxy conflict and, really, both sides should lose?
No war but class war!
have you considered how this is really just for climate destroying oil business and nobody should actually exploit those resources?
have you considered how revisionist or reactionary the sides are, and nobody should meet your standards of support?
have you considered how there's actually zero difference between good & bad things. you imbecile. you fucking moron?
>>2656529The implication being the SDF defeats or stalls the central government in Syria and Iraq gets a revolution from the extremely unpopular (NATO) mandate of picking up where Saddam left the Kurd question.
>>2656534Ba'athist chuds are unpopular in Iraq just like Islamist chuds currently in power. Kurdistan is filled with disgruntled proles who don't give a fuck about the ethnonationalism meme anymore and want to eat Barazani alive.
This isn't the 70s anymore. Years of wage labor and globalism has brought the working class closer and diminished much of the populist dogma in the region. Even in Syria that's the case you just have to give it some time for the reactionary hype to die down and for investors to settle.
>>2656533>good & bad thingsYou have to me over 7 to post here
>>2655965Imagine sucking Hakim's cock and calling other people Ba'athists, the privileged faggot who thinks the Iran-Iraq war was a war of national defense and Kurds are a reactionary race.
But it's okay because he is Islamist and supports khamas
>>2656513i'd set them free and let america and jolani reap the harvest
>>2656533>both sides should loseBoth sides cant lose at the same time. One side wins the other loses. The question is which side losing is the lesser evil?
>>2655086I have been out of this since before Assad fell, pretty much. What does STG mean? I thought it was a meme like Syrian Terrorist Government but it appears ubiquitously throughout the thread
The new Army is still called the Syrian Arab Army
>>2656290>Kurds will fight to the last man and woman!!!1 Jolani cannot win without blitzkrieg!!!1Prepare to be butthrut in the coming days.
>>2656216>Palestinians for example seem to mostly support the Syrian "revolution" despite the resistance getting their weapons from Iran and Jolani being a dog for the US empire, because of sunni-arab identitarianism and watching based saddam instagram reels.Yeah, because Sunni Arabs will side with Sunni Arabs. A lot of people are more transactional than you might assume too. Like those Palestinians getting weapons from Iran
want to get weapons, the same people wouldn't see a problem with getting a green card, moving to the U.S., and then joining the U.S. military because it's good training for when they go back. Jolani makes deals with the U.S. to get sanctions lifted but that also means people can eat.
>>2656232>The whole phenomenon of people being both pro-Jolani and also thinking that Saddam was based is the purest example of this … These two couldn't be more different than each other … But it doesn't matter cause they're both Sunni Arabs and also one of them gassed the turds, that's all they care about.Also Saddam was a lion who went beast mode and had aura.
>>2656663the Sunnis in the Western countries will ditch their 'leftist benefactors' for the most reactionary Sunni retardation the moment the opportunity presents itself. Sunnis are the Ziorats of the gentiles.
>>2656433he's mad because he is not invited to partition the oil cake. that's all.
>>2655958>>2655960>Fully blurred videosThe sanitation of war footage directly aids sympathy for war mongers and genociders
>>2655964Isn't that a Ba'athist era Iraqi rifle? It is still in production?
You think this will bite Barazanis in the ass? Surely there is one senior Peshmerga officer thinking of a coup rn
Remember when leftards here were defending PKK decision to disarm? I bet they feel real stupid right now
>>2656723oh, yeah. I forgot about that.
>leftistssome.
but was it in turkiye only? the ceremonial stuff with the big fire pit? some media said it was iraq, other media said it was in turkiye.
I don't think a couple of dozens makes much a difference. but yeah, silly.
>Kobani is now under full siege by Damascus, the city is in complete darkness as the gov cut the electricity from the dam, also no water.
The medical situation will also be affected by this siege as there are locals who need to be treated in other hospitals outside the town.
>>2656732Death to Jewlani. Rape Jewlani.
Kill Jewlani and collaborationists of Jewlani.
Long live SDF.
>The sounds of explosions can now be clearly heard from the Rabia area in the Iraqi province of Mosul.
>The sound of the explosion near the Iraqi border was the result of Turkish airstrikes targeting a militia position in the city of Al-Hol. (south to the Euphrates)
>The Iraqi Prime Minister ordered an urgent security meeting today between intelligence, national security, the Popular Mobilization Forces, and the deputy commander of joint operations in Iraq, amidst the developments in Syria.
The frontline in the conflict is now close to Al-Hol camp.
Everyone who doubted Tankanon should commit seppuku.
westoids keep seeing reactionaries everywhere but they conveniently forgot the greatest reactionaries of our time: ISIS.
Impressive how quickly all the well-documented atrocity porn of ISIS was swept under the carpet.
Remember comrades, never trust a Sunni
>>2656754Fighting against Assad or Isis-government makes no difference.
>>2656765Turks and Sunnisludge Arabs are no different from Zionists and Nazis with belief in racial supremacy and subhuman cruelty.
I will never agitate for them ever again, I spit on them.
>>2656639It means Syrian Transitional Government
>>2656771I have been saying for a long time that Sunnis and Zionists deserve each other.
Siblings of the same inbred semitic retarded branch of humanity. The ugly ducklings of humanity.
The Sunnis have instrumentalised the Palestinian cause to shield themselves from any criticism. I had anons here saying if I criticise Sunnis ANYWHERE in the world, I am a Zionist.
>>2656663We can't speak as a whole, I know many palestinians that are anti-Julani
>>2656787Kill all Turks before that.
IT FUCKING HAPPENED. AL-HOL HAS BEEN BREACHED AND A GOOD CHUNK OF THE PEOPLE INSIDE ESCAPED
Syria (and possibly neighbouring countries) are fucking doomed dawg.
>>2656787No way they left out the Zionist Entity lmao
>>2656807It's women and 4 year olds dawg
>>2656810Not completely wrong, but there are some areas of the camp with adult male veterans, and these are the most likely to escape and successfully evade re-capture.
Either way, we already had multiple prisons filled only with fighters breaching, so whatever shit's fucked.
>>2656812Yeah the other breaches are significantly more dangerous. This one is just kinda sad, I doubt the women and children have anywhere to go anyway. It's more of a refugee camp than a prison.
>>2656813The problem for me is that I thought only a few prisons/camps would get breached and the STG would mostly clean up the mess.
Instead, so far we're only getting the absolute worst case scenario where everything gets breached and the STG seems too incompetent to re-detain most escapees.
Literally the only thing left is the Aqtan prison and the infamous Hasakah one. That's it. Everything else was breached.
What are the demographics of r/syriancivilwar?
I always thought they were western libs and think tank mods who would shy away from explicitly defending Jihadists and supported the SDF but apparently not.
>>2656819Don't use plebbit, uygha. It's always late by a few hours or so.
Use a combination of Telegram and select Xitter accounts.
>>2656819>>2656820fuck beat them back.
Take subreddits for PRO-SDF then.
Be BOLD AND AGGRESSIVE in information front.
https://xcancel.com/ajaltamimi/status/2013594458541969705Post is roughly from an hour ago, so maybe the STG did take control over the camp by now.
Regardless, there was a window of time where absolutely no one was guarding it and also ISIS sympathisers seemed to have reached it first. Grim.
>SDF: We left Al-Hol camp due to the world's indifference
>>2656831They always never liked watching over 25K-50K mentally ill and scarred people without that much aid from international organisations.
Al-aqtan prison north of Raqqa is being attacked by the STG again.
>>2656712Why do you want to see gore? Why do you want to humiliate the victims further? The ones recording and sharing without censorship are the perpetrators.
This is an intertimperialist conflict.
>>2656866obligatory OLLAHOOAKBARING hahahahahahhahahahahha
>>2656210"Autonomy" is an extremely broad concept Anon. American states have a relatively high degree of autonomy as outlined by the US Constitution, including their own state constitutions, the power to set their own criminal laws, and even state military forces that answer to state governors. Does this make US states de-facto independent? Is America a Balkanized country? By comparison Canadian provinces have a lower degree of autonomy, without the power to make their own criminal codes or their own military forces but authority over other areas like natural resources, health and education policy, etc. Autonomy can exist to a higher or lower degree depending on the precise powers portioned out to different levels of government by a country's constitution. In other words, a call for autonomy is not the same as a call for de facto independence, since this would depend on its precise content.
>>2656748>>2656749>>2656839look at all those burkas. long time no see. all these years, these people were waiting there, for the their headCHUDppers.
>>2656896giving Kurds an autonomous region could have worked against the state of Syria in the long run. don't play dumb in not knowing that Kurds want to form a state in the historical region of Kurdistan now.
Kurds will never get their own state apparently since the historical epoch of national liberation has passed. Kurds missed the train of national liberation, or something
>>2656933Or it could have worked for it by giving the Kurds a relationship with Damascus that they were comfortable with and supported. That's how states become successful, by bringing people into a ruling hegemony in which they have a stake and an interest in preserving. The reason why the YPG existed in the first place was because Kurds felt alienated by the policies and institutions of the Syrian state, that it didn't serve their interests, etc. The solution to that problem is to bring them into the fold, not berate them into compliance.
STG & SDF have approved some new agreement.
>>2656939no, they simply overplayed a hand they didn't have:
>>2656237 >>2656958Gets backstabbed anyways
Loses more land anyways
>>2656955yeah, sure sure. as if in the early 2010-2011-2012, when the first clashes occurred, many Kurdish politicians chanted 'Assad must go', and with the DAANES formed, the KNC worked close with the PYD, with the KNC participating in joint Kurdish conferences and joint statements with the AANES institutions
https://www.kurdistan24.net/en/story/383228.
it's absolutely foolish to believe that they wouldn't have used that against the Syrian state.
even so, if a referendum had happened, Syria would have rejected it. Assad never opposed that, Kurds simply knew they would have lost.
>>2656995The Kata'ib Sayyid al-Shuhada militia isn't in power. and Haj Abu spent 5 years inside a US prison
>>2656867are Kurds from all regions coming to Syria now to fight for Rojava?
>>2656817too incompetent… or maybe not willing to
>>2657037They did say they re-captured only 90 so far.
>>2657031>it is isn't in powerThat's why they kill anti government protesters and break up strikes in service of their multinational owners
>spent 5 years in prisonSo did Jolani and Baghdadi lole
Are ISIS members known for using "communist" as a derogatory term? Because I've seen Islamists online calling SDF "communists"
It's a cold war era slur in the region afaik
>>2657074There is nothing weird about this and Mosques under Assad did the same thing.
If you are feeling down anons you can watch some schizo-core faggots get blown up.
Gangs preparing for an attack are dealt a blow: 5 gang members killed, 7 wounded. [vidrel1]
Gang groups affiliated with the Syrian Interim Government, supported by the occupying Turkish state, gathered at Basil Station on the Girê Spî and Reqa road and launched an attack. SDF, YPG, and YPJ forces repelled the attack and carried out an operation. As a result of the operation, 5 gang members were killed and 7 were wounded. A Kirpi-style armored vehicle and a large amount of ammunition were also seized.
Martyr Harun Units killed numerous gang members.[vidrel2]
In the operations carried out by the Martyr Harun Units in the last few days, numerous gang members were killed and wounded.
The gangs suffered heavy blows at the Qaraqozaq Bridge, a tank was destroyed. [vidrels, the rest]
The Syrian Democratic Forces (SDF) Press Center announced that the interim government's mercenaries, supported by the occupying Turkish state, are carrying out fierce attacks and are trying to cross the Qaraqozaq bridge in this direction.
>Ansarallah leader: “Because the Kurds tied their entire reality to the Americans, trusted them…here they are, selling them to al-Julani… This is a lesson for those who take heed and for those who tie their fate to the Americans and believe that they are protected.”
Nasruddin Amer.
>>2657086>The protests' demand to end Iranian influence directly threatened Iran-backed militias like Kata'ib Sayyid al-Shuhada.you are a retard. the protests were anti-axis of resistance in nature. If Iraq is part of the resistance, I welcome that.
>>2657102Lel, Yeeet'd!
Always makes me lmao when their faggy little mates run away at first contact/injuries. Every time without fail. Reactionaries have 0 solidarity.
>>2657102it seems to me that the headCHUDppers aren't prepared for the drone warfare at all. their reaction to a grenade drop highlights that.
>Yes, the Revolution was dead and with it the life seemed to have gone out of the soul of Europe. That new heaven; called Utopia, whose glamour had relieved the twilight of the gods, had receded into a dim future where only young eyes could see it; the older ones had followed that lure long enough, and turned away from it now as a mockery of men’s hopes. Only the young can live in the future, and only the old can live in the past; men were most of them forced to live in the present, and the present was a ruin. How many thousands of heroes and believers had fought for the Revolution! How the hearts of youth everywhere in Europe had turned towards the young republic, and had lived on the light and hope of it, until Beethoven tore into shreds the dedication of his Heroic Symphony to the man who had ceased to be the Son of the Revolution and had become the son-in-law of reaction. How many had fought even then for the great hope, and had believed, with passionate uncertainty, to the very end? And now here was the very end: Waterloo, and St. Helena, and Vienna; and on the throne of prostrate France a Bourbon who had learned nothing and forgotten nothing. This was the glorious denouement of a generation of such hope and effort as human history had never known before. What a comedy this tragedy was for those whose laughter was yet bitter with tears!
>Many of the poor had, in these days of disillusionment and suffering, the consolation of religious hope; but a large proportion of the upper classes had lost their faith, and looked out upon a ruined world with no alleviating vision of a vaster life in whose final justice and beauty these ugly ills would be dissolved. And in truth it was hard enough to believe that such a sorry planet as men saw in 1818 was held up in the hand of an intelligent and benevolent God. Mephistopheles had triumphed, and every Faust was in despair.
SDF: Heavy fighting is taking place around al-Hol camp
The SDF Press Center announced that heavy fighting is taking place between fighters and Syrian interim government gangs around the al-Hol camp.
Thousands of ISIS families remain in the al-Hol camp.
SDF foils attempts by interim government gangs in a village in Hasakah (vidrel1)
The SDF Press Center issued a statement regarding the incident.
The statement said, "Our forces foiled an attempt by Damascus militants to advance into the village of Til Barûd on the Abyad road south of the city of Hasakah."
Our fighters fought against the attacking militants. The fighters inflicted heavy blows on the attackers and seized a number of their tanks and weapons.
"Our forces continue to respond to the development efforts and are on standby to defend the region and repel all attacks."
Scenes of the battle and the capture of tanks were shared.
YRK-HPJ: We are ready to participate in the Rojava war and resistance.
The Rojhilatê Kurdistan Defense Units (YRK) Command and the Rojhilatê Kurdistan Women's Defense Forces (HPJ) issued a statement regarding the attacks on Rojavayê Kurdistan.
The YRK and HPJ first called on everyone to mobilize to defend Rojava Kurdistan, saying, "We are ready to join the Rojava resistance."
<The statement from YRK and HPJ is as follows:
“Today, a widespread attack has been launched against our people in Rojava Kurdistan by gangs linked to the Syrian and Turkish states, with the support of regional and international powers. The aim of these attacks is to end the gains of the Kurdish people, achieved through the blood of martyrs and resistance throughout Kurdistan. Rojava is the national treasure, freedom, and democracy of the Kurdish people, all women, and all freedom-seeking people in the Middle East. Therefore, supporting the people and Rojava Kurdistan is a moral duty.”
While Iranian state forces are currently committing massacres against the people in Rojhilatê Kurdistan and Iran, and the Kurdish and Iranian people are waging an unprecedented struggle for freedom, Rojavayê Kurdistan once again represents all Kurdish people. They must rise up for it with a national stance. Therefore, everyone should join Rojava's struggle and resistance.
Just as the youth of Rojhilatê Kurdistan participated in the historic resistance during the ISIS attacks on Kobanê and Şengal, resulting in the martyrdom of hundreds of young people, the same stance must be taken today. We, the Rojhilatê Kurdistan Defense Units (YRK) and the Rojhilatê Kurdistan Women's Defense Forces (HPJ), are ready to join the war and resistance of Rojhilatê Kurdistan.
All people, especially young people and women, should join the struggle and national resistance of Rojava Kurdistan with the spirit of the 'Jin Jiyan Azadî' revolution and the slogan 'Protecting Rojava is protecting Kurdistan'.
SDF: We will abide by the ceasefire unless our forces are attacked.
The General Command of the Syrian Democratic Forces (SDF) announced a ceasefire agreement with Hayat Tahrir al-Sham (HTS). The statement read: “We announce our commitment to fully implementing the ceasefire agreement reached with the government in Damascus and confirm that we will not undertake any military action in the future unless our forces are attacked. Furthermore, we confirm our openness to political initiatives, negotiated solutions, and dialogue, and our readiness to continue implementing the January 18th agreement. This supports calm and stability.
HTS violated the ceasefire agreement and bombed Eqtan Prison with drones.
While the ceasefire is supposed to be in effect, HTS gangs are continuing their attacks. After targeting Eqtan Prison with heavy weapons all day, the gangs are now attacking it with drones. A SDF fighter was wounded in the attack.
Gangs reportedly targeted Eqtan Prison five times.
The so-called Syrian Army, but often seen in images as including ISIS militants, is part of the Hayat Tahrir al-Sham (HTS) militia. They attacked Eqtan Prison with the aim of freeing ISIS militants held there.
>>2657118>can't get to agreement with HTS>US withdraws support>loses 70% of its territory
>agrees to ceasefire under worse terms than previously>renounces agreement literally the next day
>loses even more territory
>agrees to ceasefire againWHAT is their endgame
should've shot all islamists while they were still in prison
would anyone blame them?
>>2657131>would anyone blame them?Yes unfortunately, every faggot agency would have turned against them, they would have became a pariah overnight and turkey would go straight in.
We have spoke about this already, multiple times.
>>2657145is it really impossible to indiscriminately commit mass murder anymore? what has the world come to
>>2657091isnt it weird to talk about conquests of infidels when kurds are already muslim
>>2657150They consider followers of Ocalan to be apostates or something
>>2657150It's clearly nationalist brainrot with flowery language
>>2657150they are the wrong kind of muslim
>>2657166Who? What?
You posted a statement by a US cumrag and moved the goal post 10 times since.
Take the L as your mother takes my D
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