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Live Conflict Syria After the Civil War
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10 days ago Israel attacked bridges connecting Lebanon to Syria, which helped the rebels a lot.
Now in these strikes no one was killed thats what matters.
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I have a bad feeling that Turkey and Israel will clash with eachother in Syria.
I don't think so.
I think Turkiye will find a way to move IDF back to their original position by claiming that new government will not attack them.
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They denied being outside buffer-zone. But Israel is provoking wars against itself.
Israel is acting like a rogue nation may be due to Nethanyahu court case. They are not cuddly Israel anymore where you shoot harmless rockets at each other and become friends again. This is a rogue element and risky to everybody plus suicidal. I don´t think anyone is comfortable with them anymore and for the first time in their history they will be viewed as geninue security hazard but they are security risk since you have elements like Smotrich in the gov´t. A muslim coalition with all neighbouring countrirs invading Jerusalem may become a reality and they may be forced to do it for long term security
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It seems even Turkey couldn't have a say on its neighbor's affairs, with whom it shares more than 900 kilometers of border, every thing has to be done according to CIA and the financial jewish proxies that control American politics. But to hear Erdogan say Syria will not be divided is a big thing. Their really is a need for them to divide Syria, as a first ploy they had Isreal attack Syria and invade, and I guess that has been thwarted because of Erdogans insights into their thinking, had the Syrian opposition responded, that would have been bigger reason for them to create a conflict and create stories that ISIS, and other Islamists are involved, and have their narratives published in their western media's to destabilise and divide. But that attempt seems to have died down, they would come up with new tactics, and ploys to destabilise Syria and divide. Israel helps them to carry out their hegemony to create anarchy, to maintain their influence and super power status, so how could they not love Isreal.
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Satellite images reveal Russia's movements at key military bases: "It's up in the air" New satellite images from the American Maxar reveal what is happening at the two key Russian military bases on the western coast of Syria.
There is great speculation about whether Russia may have to leave the bases after the fall of Assad. Christiaan Triebert, who does visual studies for The New York Times, has analyzed the satellite images, and he has the following conclusions: At the Tartus naval base, almost all Russian naval vessels have left their usual positions.
Two frigates, among others, are standing about seven to 12 kilometers off the coast to the west and northwest.
At the Khmeimim air base, Russian planes, helicopters and other military equipment are exactly where they usually are.
And on the civilian side of the airfield – known as Bassel Al-Assad International Airport – satellite images show large numbers of cars, trucks and people gathered near the main terminal on December 9.
OSINT analysts have previously noted that six Russian naval vessels are no longer at the Tartus naval base, but Russia’s Defense Ministry has previously stated that these ships have gone on exercises in the Mediterranean. Although the Russian naval vessels are not to be found in their original positions, there is still no indication that the Kremlin has initiated major evacuations from either of the two bases.
“Satellite images reviewed on Tuesday showed no signs of a Russian withdrawal,” writes the Financial Times. “It (the future of the two bases, ed.) is up in the air,” as a Russian military blogger wrote late Monday night. Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov has also stressed that it is “difficult to predict” what will happen in Syria.
Russia is probably hesitant to initiate major evacuations from the country's only major air and naval bases in the Mediterranean region - because it may be possible to make an agreement with the Syrian rebel group that has overthrown the Assad regime, the American think tank ISW estimates.
10. december – her er de russiske flådefartøjer væk.AFP/Ritzau Scanpix
5. december – her kan man se de russiske flådefartøjer.AFP/Ritzau
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There is great speculation about whether Russia may have to leave the bases after the fall of Assad. Christiaan Triebert, who does visual studies for The New York Times, has analyzed the satellite images, and he has the following conclusions: At the Tartus naval base, almost all Russian naval vessels have left their usual positions.
Two frigates, among others, are standing about seven to 12 kilometers off the coast to the west and northwest.
At the Khmeimim air base, Russian planes, helicopters and other military equipment are exactly where they usually are.
And on the civilian side of the airfield – known as Bassel Al-Assad International Airport – satellite images show large numbers of cars, trucks and people gathered near the main terminal on December 9.
OSINT analysts have previously noted that six Russian naval vessels are no longer at the Tartus naval base, but Russia’s Defense Ministry has previously stated that these ships have gone on exercises in the Mediterranean. Although the Russian naval vessels are not to be found in their original positions, there is still no indication that the Kremlin has initiated major evacuations from either of the two bases.
“Satellite images reviewed on Tuesday showed no signs of a Russian withdrawal,” writes the Financial Times. “It (the future of the two bases, ed.) is up in the air,” as a Russian military blogger wrote late Monday night. Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov has also stressed that it is “difficult to predict” what will happen in Syria.
Russia is probably hesitant to initiate major evacuations from the country's only major air and naval bases in the Mediterranean region - because it may be possible to make an agreement with the Syrian rebel group that has overthrown the Assad regime, the American think tank ISW estimates.
10. december – her er de russiske flådefartøjer væk.AFP/Ritzau Scanpix
5. december – her kan man se de russiske flådefartøjer.AFP/Ritzau
Syriske oprørere har væltet Bashar al-Assad – følg med her
Oprørsstyrkerne har taget kontrollen over Syriens hovedstad, Damaskus, og landets præsident, Bashar al–Assad, er flygtet fra byen. Få seneste nyt her.
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Bashar is gone, Bashir is here.
Who is the interim Prime Minister of Syria Al-Bashir
On December 9, a meeting was held between the former Prime Minister of Syria Mohammed Qazi al-Jalali, Ahmed al-Sharaa (Jolani) and the Prime Minister of the government of liberated Idlib Mohammed al-Bashir, at which a decision was made to transfer power from the cabinet of Bashar al-Assad to the transitional government.
Mohammed al-Bashir was born in 1983 in Idlib. He graduated from the Faculty of Electrical Engineering at the State University of Aleppo, and in 2021 received a diploma in Sharia and Law from Idlib University. In addition to his native Arabic, he is fluent in English.
He developed warm relations with HTS in 2020, when Turkey began establishing military posts in Idlib. According to sources in Ankara, al-Bashir has served as Minister of Development and Prime Minister in the Idlib Liberation Government since 2021. His relations with the Turkish military and political circles were based on cooperation. In his administrative and political duties in Idlib, al-Bashir earned the trust of both Ankara and HTS leader al-Julani, and played a key role in resolving many contentious issues in the region.
Mohammed al-Bashir will lead the transitional government of Syria until March 1, 2025.
The Turkish government has already declared its readiness to support the transitional government in restoring Syria and preserving its territorial integrity.
Low- and mid-level Assad officials will retain their positions, but none of the former ministers of the Syrian government will be part of the new team.
Could Aleppo become the new capital of Syria?
The new opposition doctrine considers the possibility of changing the capital of Syria. Thus, the idea of moving the capital, which has been discussed since the beginning of the Syrian revolution in 2011, is becoming relevant again. Aleppo is considered a stronghold of the Syrian revolution and attracts attention due to its historical, strategic and commercial importance, as well as its proximity to the border with Turkey. It is assumed that this city could become the new capital of the Syrian Arab Republic, writes the Azerbaijani publication Haqqin az.
Who is the interim Prime Minister of Syria Al-Bashir
On December 9, a meeting was held between the former Prime Minister of Syria Mohammed Qazi al-Jalali, Ahmed al-Sharaa (Jolani) and the Prime Minister of the government of liberated Idlib Mohammed al-Bashir, at which a decision was made to transfer power from the cabinet of Bashar al-Assad to the transitional government.
Mohammed al-Bashir was born in 1983 in Idlib. He graduated from the Faculty of Electrical Engineering at the State University of Aleppo, and in 2021 received a diploma in Sharia and Law from Idlib University. In addition to his native Arabic, he is fluent in English.
He developed warm relations with HTS in 2020, when Turkey began establishing military posts in Idlib. According to sources in Ankara, al-Bashir has served as Minister of Development and Prime Minister in the Idlib Liberation Government since 2021. His relations with the Turkish military and political circles were based on cooperation. In his administrative and political duties in Idlib, al-Bashir earned the trust of both Ankara and HTS leader al-Julani, and played a key role in resolving many contentious issues in the region.
Mohammed al-Bashir will lead the transitional government of Syria until March 1, 2025.
The Turkish government has already declared its readiness to support the transitional government in restoring Syria and preserving its territorial integrity.
Low- and mid-level Assad officials will retain their positions, but none of the former ministers of the Syrian government will be part of the new team.
Could Aleppo become the new capital of Syria?
The new opposition doctrine considers the possibility of changing the capital of Syria. Thus, the idea of moving the capital, which has been discussed since the beginning of the Syrian revolution in 2011, is becoming relevant again. Aleppo is considered a stronghold of the Syrian revolution and attracts attention due to its historical, strategic and commercial importance, as well as its proximity to the border with Turkey. It is assumed that this city could become the new capital of the Syrian Arab Republic, writes the Azerbaijani publication Haqqin az.
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Tbh I think that would be a mistake. I think keeping the Capital in Damascus would be much wiser especially if you think of how a terror state might want to claim southern Syria to connect with Israel. For the time being at least, moving it now is not wise.
Protecting your Capitol would justify having so many soldiers near it, thus no one would be dumb enough to try snatch the land. Israel is grabbing what it can. so being afraid and moving it is counter productive.
For the time being at least, once Syria has becomes strong and built a defensive army, then you can look at moving the capitol.
Protecting your Capitol would justify having so many soldiers near it, thus no one would be dumb enough to try snatch the land. Israel is grabbing what it can. so being afraid and moving it is counter productive.
For the time being at least, once Syria has becomes strong and built a defensive army, then you can look at moving the capitol.
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Something is up, and I don't like it.
SDF says Kurdish forces to withdraw from Manbij after US-brokered truce
The chief of the Kurdish-led force controlling swathes of Syria’s northeast has announced a US-brokered ceasefire in the Arab-majority Manbij area, where clashes with Turkish-backed fighters killed 218 combatants.
“We have reached a ceasefire agreement in Manbij via US mediation,” said Syrian Democratic Forces (SDF) commander Mazloum Abdi.
He added that fighters of the SDF-affiliated Manbij Military Council “will be withdrawn from the area as soon as possible”.
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SDF says Kurdish forces to withdraw from Manbij after US-brokered truce
The chief of the Kurdish-led force controlling swathes of Syria’s northeast has announced a US-brokered ceasefire in the Arab-majority Manbij area, where clashes with Turkish-backed fighters killed 218 combatants.
“We have reached a ceasefire agreement in Manbij via US mediation,” said Syrian Democratic Forces (SDF) commander Mazloum Abdi.
He added that fighters of the SDF-affiliated Manbij Military Council “will be withdrawn from the area as soon as possible”.
Syria updates: Opposition leader says ‘notorious prisons’ will close
Mohammed al-Bashir calls for Syrians who have sought refuge abroad to return to their homeland.
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Turkish security forces' UAVs launched strikes on the western countryside of Raqqa city.
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Former CIA station chief, neoSevres proponent Graham Fuller speaks about Syrian developments. He says Damascus will cause problems for Turkey because of Turkish actions towards "da currds".
Also it's pretty surprising that in a podcast about Syrian regime change, Turks are only discussed for a really short time. They don't even utter the word "Turk" for the first 12 minutes in a 20 minute video. Something is fishy.
People like Fuller deserve Sednaya. Truly one of the worst people alive.
Also it's pretty surprising that in a podcast about Syrian regime change, Turks are only discussed for a really short time. They don't even utter the word "Turk" for the first 12 minutes in a 20 minute video. Something is fishy.
People like Fuller deserve Sednaya. Truly one of the worst people alive.
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he was the first person who said the first 4 item of turkish constitution must change after him islamist and PKK supporters repeated him like parrot
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Lets not get ahead of ourselves.
Russia and Iran are knocked out.
But the threat remains with Israel and the USA. Sdf/ypg/pkk has been trying to contact Israel by the way.
Its going to be a play of hardball.
Russia and Iran are knocked out.
But the threat remains with Israel and the USA. Sdf/ypg/pkk has been trying to contact Israel by the way.
Its going to be a play of hardball.
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They want to cut Syria in 3 pieces, according to a Graham Fullers centuries old plan.
- Christian-Alawite state at the west-coast
- Kurdish state in the North East
- Sunni landlocked state in the middle
And the southern part Israel will invade.
Turkey is the ONLY state with balls who oppose this. This is a casus belli for us.
- Christian-Alawite state at the west-coast
- Kurdish state in the North East
- Sunni landlocked state in the middle
And the southern part Israel will invade.
Turkey is the ONLY state with balls who oppose this. This is a casus belli for us.
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They could not do a Treaty of Sevres on the Turks.
So their plan is to do it upon the Middle East.
This blowback will cost Turkiye on the long run. If Turkiye could not be wiped out in the 1920s sure as hell bent on making it live with miserable neighbours like the Balkans, Caucasus and the Middle East.
The more Balkanisation they do the better to protect Israel and maintain its edge in the region. They also want to cut its link with Central Asia. More separate countries there are the more its complicated.
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The US will support the ICC with al Assad case but will not support and will impose sanctions against the ICC with Israel case
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Keep making Russia and the others regret they helped you back in 1922 when they gave Kemal all those money and weapons and talk and act like you are equal in power to countries like USA, Russia and China and the Sevres Treaty and even what is happening now in Syria might seem like a paradise when you bother them enough.
