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What i said ??
While israel bombing non stop and took control of some land in montain at lebanon border .
The solution is that Turkiye to work with Russia , let their bases there and even invite China and iran or there will be Syria 2.0 inside Turkiye .
Mark my words .
-- Syrian Opposition reports that The United States Military has issued a warning to SNA and HTS not to encroach on SDF areas in Deir Ez Zor and Raqqa, including the Western Bank of the Euphrates River
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I guess he's not a native Turkish speaker, and if heard correct, one of his names is Aleksander. Aleksander from Tunceli. Maybe he could be a Turkish citizen of Armenian origin, really interesting.

Tunceli is a commie shithole and commies all around the world love naming their kids with Russian names... He is most probably one of those.

ps A slight off topic. A special song for Aleksander. :D

 

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They've always done this, any opportunity they get.
The loss of the Golan Heights in 1967 led to internal security problems that lasted until 1970 and eventually led to the start of a new era in Syria with the Hafez Assad coup events. Now, as a shocking restructuring takes place in Syria, Israel is once again in a similar zeal. But I think they opened their hand too early this time.
 
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hakan fidan : Syrian opposition takeover should not pose a threat to neighbouring countries
 
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Again, why the whole SAA doesn’t fight and defend Assad? Is CIA footprint possible?
 

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Chief of Staff of the Israel Army; Tonight the battlefront will move to Syria. Tonight we will start fighting on the Syrian front and we will not allow someone reach our borders. 🤡🤡🤡

This message is for us. I expected this clown to be more forthcoming. lol

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Russia has transferred two areas in the Daraa countryside south of Damascus to Israel. -Al Arabiya

Meanwhile, Israeli warplanes are busy destroyiing possible Iranian and Mukhabarat archives in Damascus. So it wasn't Assad's beach photos that were the problem, there were others who were caught in bed.
 
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❗ Russia has asked Türkiye for help in ensuring the safe withdrawal of its troops from Syria.

Russian sources told Clash Report about this.
 

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"Turkey is the only country that seems to have had a winning strategy for Syria: opposing Assad while negotiating with his backers, hosting refugees, supporting the opposition politically and militarily, and combating the People’s Defense Units (YPG), an offshoot of the anti-Turkey terror group Kurdistan Workers’ Party (PKK), in northern Syria. Ankara now has unrivaled economic, diplomatic, and military leverage over the stabilization and rebuilding process, and the goodwill of an overwhelming number of Syrians. Fourth, the US approach to Syria for the past decade—tolerating Assad and his Iranian patrons, hyper-focusing on the Islamic State, providing humanitarian assistance but ceasing political and military aid to the opposition, giving open-ended support to the YPG/PKK—has collapsed."

Experts react: Rebels have toppled the Assad regime. What’s next for Syria, the Middle East, and the world?​

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