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I might be a bit pessimistic but given also all these TV programs rejoicing about the victory of the Syrian army, I find it too early and have to say something. They just got hold of some places West of Euphrat. They had clashed with SDF last year around the Tishrin Dam but were not successful. SDF will fight harder for that dam, for Rakka, Deyrizor, and Ain Al arab. US may threaten Al Sharaa with the reintroduction of the Ceasar sanctions. Israel is making pressure on US. SDF is meeting with Barzani this weekend. US/Israel plans are still there. Our military is too cautious, too tentative, too permissive. Each time these rats say we are backing off, they allow them to escape. As Syrian army is progressing in the south, our military needs to secure the Ain al Arab area, so that Tishrin, and Rakka operations can have a chance of success. Also, given the special rights accorded to kurds, Turkmens in Syria feel disadvantaged. Whatever "victory" or Syrian army being on fire you are claiming, is toooooo early.The Syrian army is on fire and the psychology of the 100k-strong army of the SDF has been officially broken, defeated, and humiliated
Turkey won't shoot down American F-15s over Syria. That's not what being proud means.I can understand the rejoicing and being "on fire" if Türkiye sends there some air defences and issues a warning to those countries who are flying their F16 low on top of the Syrian army to threaten to shoot down those jets. Then I'd be real proud.
Be not so sure about that, dozens of religious Kurds are on YPG's side and demand from Türkiye to quit support for the Syrian Army.Yes , I am sure that religious Kurds usually do not give a damn about these donkeys. Maximus Fabius tactics.
First of the 3 large oil fields PKK controlled last week are now under government and tribal control. By the end of the day, it'll be 2.idk how much they have advanced but what about the oil field instead of taken on them directly they should take away terrorist's oil field and source of their income