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[Angry Turk !!!]

@Bogeyman Do you know why Türkiye stopped attacking those Oil fields they did weeks ago? That seemed quite effective in cutting their money supply.

 

[Bogeyman]

@Bogeyman Do you know why Türkiye stopped attacking those Oil fields they did weeks ago? That seemed quite effective in cutting their money supply.

I don't know unfortunately.

 

[Bogeyman]

https://twitter.com/i/web/status/1613961927260254210

YPG martyred 1 Turkish soldier near Al-Bab.

Russia has been deploying since January 11 near the village of Abu Jabbar, located in the south of Bab district, which is under the control of military opposition. In this context, construction equipment started to surround the determined area with earthen embankments.

The village of Abu Jabbar, controlled by the Assad regime forces, is located approximately 5 kilometers from the front line where Bab district is located.

Rusya Bab ilçesinin güneyinde rejim bölgesinde konuşlanma faaliyeti başlattı

Rusya, Suriye'nin kuzeyinde terörden temizlenen Bab ilçe merkezinin güneyinde Beşşar Esed rejimi güçlerinin kontrolündeki bölgede konuşlanma faaliyeti başlattı. - Anadolu Ajansı

www.aa.com.tr

 

[Baris]

Presidential Spokesperson İbrahim Kalın: "A ground operation in Syria can begin at any time."

https://twitter.com/i/web/status/1614250293184630786

 

[Heartbang]

Presidential Spokesperson İbrahim Kalın: "A ground operation in Syria can begin at any time."

https://twitter.com/i/web/status/1614250293184630786

Less talky talk, more terrorists by the scalp!

 

[dBSPL]

-Turkiye wants the PKK to withdraw from Tel Rifaat, Manbij and Ain al-Arab and the Turkish army or the Syrian army to be deployed in these areas.
-If the conditions are not met, a comprehensive ground operation will begin
-Turkiye gave Russia a deadline (this is to say that the Turkish side did its part in this process)

https://twitter.com/i/web/status/1614263898865078272

The Syrian regime offers the end of the 'Turkish invasion' (complete and unconditional withdrawal) and the designation of the SNA as terrorists as preconditions. In short, it is putting forward conditions that can never be accepted. On the other hand, regime have made significant progress in talks with the PKK. Also, There is no concrete progress on the return of Syrians under temporary protection in Turkiye who were expelled from their lands. So it looks like the dialog will end before it starts.

 

[TR_123456]

But a nation that is on his way with Nukes is an even bigger target than before to even more Nations out there.

Name a nation that is in that situation.

 

[YeşilVatan]

Name a nation that is in that situation.

Iran

 

[TR_123456]

Iran

You sure its only about nuke development,nothing else?
Why is Iran sanctioned by most nations of the world?

1979 revolution maybe,threats to Israel and the GCC nations have nothing to do with it?

Iran is not a free nation,just like North Korea,China and Russia.
Do not compare our country to them.

 

[YeşilVatan]

You sure its only about nuke development,nothing else?
Why is Iran sanctioned by most nations of the world?

1979 revolution maybe,threats to Israel and the GCC nations have nothing to do with it?

Iran is not a free nation,just like North Korea,China and Russia.
Do not compare our country to them.

Iranian government is an aggressive oppressive regime. But guess what, from a westoid's perspective, so are we. You know the truth, I know the truth, the DC think tank a-holes know the truth, yet if it was feasible, they would invade us yesterday. That's my point. Nuke development programs serve as consent manufacturig fuel.

I still think we should do it.

 

[TR_123456]

Iranian government is an aggressive oppressive regime. But guess what, from a westoid's perspective, so are we. You know the truth, I know the truth, the DC think tank a-holes know the truth, yet if it was feasible, they would invade us yesterday. That's my point. Nuke development programs serve as consent manufacturig fuel.

I still think we should do it.

They would invade us,really?
So,why didn't they invade Iran yet?

 

[YeşilVatan]

They would invade us,really?
So,why didn't they invade Iran yet?

Because Iran has good missiles that threaten Israel and can cut off global fuel supply at Hormuz.

We need similar cards to play the same game. And let's be honest it's a bad game, your people suffers. But our nation's existence is on the line so we shouuld play it.

 

[TR_123456]

Because Iran has good missiles that threaten Israel and can cut off global fuel supply at Hormuz.

No and no,if the US wants it can neutralize every threat(all kinds of missile threats) from Iran but ,thats not the issue.
You need to find out the real reason why Iran is not attacked yet.
Iraq had the fourth biggest army in the world but it was attacked and destroyed for no reason so,whats so special about Iran that nobody dares to attack?

 

[Agha Sher]

-Turkiye wants the PKK to withdraw from Tel Rifaat, Manbij and Ain al-Arab and the Turkish army or the Syrian army to be deployed in these areas.
-If the conditions are not met, a comprehensive ground operation will begin
-Turkiye gave Russia a deadline (this is to say that the Turkish side did its part in this process)

https://twitter.com/i/web/status/1614263898865078272

The Syrian regime offers the end of the 'Turkish invasion' (complete and unconditional withdrawal) and the designation of the SNA as terrorists as preconditions. In short, it is putting forward conditions that can never be accepted. On the other hand, regime have made significant progress in talks with the PKK. Also, There is no concrete progress on the return of Syrians under temporary protection in Turkiye who were expelled from their lands. So it looks like the dialog will end before it starts.

another deadline? This is becoming a comedyshow

 

[YeşilVatan]

No and no,if the US wants it can neutralize every threat(all kinds of missile threats) from Iran but ,thats not the issue.
You need to find out the real reason why Iran is not attacked yet.
Iraq had the fourth biggest army in the world but it was attacked and destroyed for no reason so,whats so special about Iran that nobody dares to attack?

My argument is not that Iran is the alien tech legion of allah. It is just that they make it costly to attack them. If they had no way of attacking Israel and freezing Gulf trade, US would bomb them into stone age and pull a Syria on them.

 

[Heartbang]

We need similar cards to play the same game.

Refugees and drugs. We do a splendid job at keeping both at bay.

The US is exceptionally susceptible to disruption using immigrants. Last year, Republican Florida governor Ron DeSantis flew two planeloads of Venezuelan refugees to Vice Presidents summer home and caused quite a ruckus. Imagine a few million Syrians would do

 

[Bogeyman]

Iran Restricts Supply of Cheap Oil to Syria, Leaving Ally in Crisis​

Iran’s ambitions to position itself as a leading power broker in the Middle East have been dealt a fresh blow—this time by its own struggling economy and how it is crimping Tehran’s ability to supply cheap oil to allies such as Syria.

The Islamic Republic of Iran has used cash and discounted oil in a hearts-and-minds campaign to expand its influence in Syria and challenge regional rivals Saudi Arabia and Israel. Iran and Russia are the main military sponsors of the Syrian government of President Bashar al-Assad, helping him to suppress an armed rebellion that began during the pro-democracy Arab Spring uprisings of 2011.

In recent weeks, Iranian officials have told their Syrian counterparts they would now have to pay more for additional shipments of oil as peak winter demand sets in, people familiar with the matter said, doubling the price to a market rate of more than $70 a barrel. Tehran also asked Damascus to pay in advance for the oil, refusing new requests for deliveries on credit, the people added—further buffeting a Syrian economy that depends on Iran for more than half its oil requirements.

The result is that Syria is suffering its worst shortage of fuel since the start of the civil war, according to analysts.

Every day, residents of the capital line up for hours near idle gas stations, according to Syrian media outlets. The cost of transport has surged, straining a struggling economy as prices of goods shoot higher. The government last month shut down some administrative offices for several days to save energy. Many factories are closing down as they struggle to find fuel to run generators amid a scarcity of electricity.

Worst hit are the poor, many of whom now burn wood and pistachio shells to cook and keep warm. Syrian households have historically relied on fuel to power their heaters, but prices have risen fivefold in the past year. That makes it unaffordable for most families already reeling from spiraling inflation and a local currency that fell to a record low last month.

With anger growing over the fuel shortages, some people are taking to the streets to protest despite fears of a government crackdown.


“It’s the worst fuel crisis in living memory for Syria,” said Fabrice Balanche, a Middle East-focused assistant professor at the University of Lyon 2 in France. “Iran can’t afford its regional ambitions.”

During a meeting with Mr. Assad on Saturday in Damascus, Iran’s Foreign Minister Hossein Amir-Abdollahian vowed to maintain strong ties with Syria, state media in both countries said. The two sides discussed a power-generation project, Iran’s state news agency IRNA said, but made no reference to oil supplies.

Things aren’t likely to improve in Damascus unless there is a change in Iran’s prospects. With international sanctions combined with an inflation rate of 50% and the impact of internet restrictions and other measures to snuff out antigovernment protests over the death of a young woman in police custody last fall, that won’t likely happen soon.

More than a third of Iran now lives in poverty, compared with 20% in 2015, and the local currency fell to a historic low against the U.S. dollar in recent weeks.

“Now we are ourselves under pressure,” said Hamid Hosseini, a spokesman at the Oil, Gas and Petrochemical Products Exporters’ Union in Tehran. “There is no reason to sell to Syria at low prices.”


Foreign ministries for both countries didn’t immediately respond to requests for comment.

While the volume of oil that Tehran sent to Damascus in the last quarter of 2022 was similar to the year before, it has refused to increase the supply to meet higher demand in Syria. A credit line that previously allowed Syria to pay later was quickly exhausted after Iran raised the price from a rate of $30 a barrel, the people familiar with the matter said—prompting the Islamic Republic to charge its ally upfront.

Syria usually receives at least two shipments of oil a month from Iran. But the next tanker isn’t due to leave Iran for Syria until early March—a hiatus of 11 weeks, according to commodities data firm from Kpler. The last shipment departed in mid-December, says Kpler, which relies on maritime tracking, port data and sources in the shipping community.

With sanctions on its oil sales expected to remain in place after talks to revive the 2015 nuclear deal stalled last year, Iran heavily discounts its oil to most customers. But it could likely get more on the open market than what Syria paid until recently.

China typically imports around one million barrels a day of Iranian oil, most of it through covert routes, shipping trackers and Iran oil traders say—and unlike Damascus, China has historically paid for its oil upfront. Officials in Tehran say Iran is interested in increasing those sales to better support its economy.


The stakes are also rising for Mr. Assad.

Backed by Moscow and Tehran, he has clawed back control over much of Syria from rebel forces and the militant group Islamic State. But with infrastructure devastated in large parts of the country and the economy struggling to recover from more than a decade of war, Syria desperately needs foreign aid. Russia and Iran were expected to provide at least some of that assistance while benefiting from lucrative contracts for reconstruction and the development of Syria’s natural resources among other sectors of the economy.

Though Syria also produces some crude, Kurdish rebels control the oil fields in the country’s northeast. Supplies from there have been disrupted in recent months after Turkey carried out strikes against Kurdish militant groups based in the area.

With Russia preoccupied with its war in Ukraine, and Iran trying to stabilize its own economy, Mr. Assad appears to have less room to maneuver and might eventually look for help from other oil-rich neighbors, analysts say, including Iran’s rivals—the United Arab Emirates and Saudi Arabia.

WSJ News Exclusive | Iran Restricts Supply of Cheap Oil to Syria, Leaving Ally in Crisis

Iran has doubled the price it charges Syria for crude oil, touching off a fuel shortage for its ally as its own economy sputters.

www.wsj.com

 

[Rooxbar]

Possibly a prophylactic move to pressure them to walk back on concessions they may think Syria is going to give to Turkey. But apart from that, both Iran and Syria are in horrible conditions internally, this is the best time to get the utmost amount of concessions and if they don't give it, then more of northern Syria will fall into Turkish area of influence. Syria has no choice but to comply, so we shouldn't let them walk scot-free.

 

[Saithan]

https://twitter.com/i/web/status/1615706302994608129

MIT handywork in Syria took out another target.

 

[Saithan]

https://twitter.com/i/web/status/1615767644598059015

PKK field responsible person Ahmed azat meso was taken out.