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Guys, are there any news regarding the HAMA or Kobani offensives? Today, it seems that no further advancements are reported....... The longer the control of Hama is delayed, the more difficult it will be for the current HTS to preserve its hard fought gains

Bro, PKK and HTS both has ties to the US and Israel. Moreover, it is highly speculated that some elements of the HTS are actually former ISIS remnants whom were created by the same US which created the YPG The only reason Turkey supports them is because of the modus operandi "the enemy of my...

Hama must be captured no matter what and capturing Homs would be safeway to gain time to build proper defenses in Aleppo and Hama for future offensives. Moreover, it would make it easier in the capture of Latakia in the future so that the rebels can have access to the sea

I will reiterate again, as long as the HST doesnt solve the issue of Russian warplanes, then the HTS is bound to lose at the end It is just not sustainable for the HTS to suffer significant losses from airstrikes and yet continue an offensive against both the PKK and the cruel Assad forces

It seems that The battle for Hama will be quite difficult and tough

I still cant believe that the PKK/YPG is so strong that the HTS and SNA still cant dislodge those bloody terrorists

The Iranians have retaken Hama..... bloody shit

You better stay then😅🤣😂

Guys are there any new news about Tel Rifat and Manbij? I keep reading news about Assad's brealdown but not the YPG..... this doesnt bode well with me

You better come back quick bro 😂😂😂

Honestly though, if anyone believes that Turkey isnt involved at some level in this operation then he is an idiot From the planning to the EW systems that prevented contact between Regime's forces in Aleppo with that of Damascus to the green light to the SNA to fight the emerging PKK forces It...

Wtf? Just wow It seems that the HTS is starting the HAMA operation

Soon guys Lets pray, hopefully, Manbij and Tel Rifat will be controlled by the opposition as well

Now that gotta hurt I will say it again, if Assad's airpower isnt compromised, then sooner or later Assad will take back the territory he lost.... period

Agreed 100%. A strategic move to buy time while Assad regroup his third rate band of thugs Honestly, cant even believe that Assad or his generals came up with such a clever tactic; probably, Russia, Iran, or the US Have been saying that since yesterday

This is a joke I swear Assad and the PKK made a deal it seems This is what happens when you give fqing terrorists a 24-hour grace period, I swear The worst case scenario is if the PKK/YPG used their recently captured airports to transfer american troops, then it will be game over for the rebel...

And so it began while Turkey is still god knows what it is doing rn

As I said before, while its great that the rebels have succeeded in taking most of Aleppo, the main issue comes to the forefront and that is aerial bombings. If intensive aerial bombings began, then the refugees wont go back to die in Aleppo and the rebels will suffer significant casualities. If...

Regardless of how many areas have been liberated by the SNA/HTS alliance in the blitz operation being conducted rn, it will sooner or later lose steam and eventually fail unless Turkish Armed Forces find a way to deal with the Assad regime aerial bombings Just recently, Mare operational room...

Have they reached Aleppo yet? I dont think that Russia will just sit and watch anti-Assad forces take a strategic city like Aleppo tbh Moreover, why is Turkey not involved? If they left the SNA alone against Assad, PKK, Iran, and Russia, then they will be decimated. Turkey cant afford to lose...