Live Conflict Syria Civil War

[Saithan]

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After liberating deyr-zor fuel transport to Aleppo has started. Shows how important the fuel is for a country's development.

 

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Erdogan wants as much of Syria as he can get, he doesn't like the Druze, he doesn't like Israel, and those two getting friendly isn't in his interest. What's not to get here?

It's just looking after personal interests, same as Israel's doing, there's no moral element in play here. They're taking what they can, and trying to stop the other guy doing the same.

Forget hating if anything Erdogan trying save Druzes' future making sure they became wont minority on their own land and get same treatment as Palestians by IDF.

Annexation of Syrian lands is going at full throttle

https://twitter.com/i/web/status/1868287451812483331

So protection of Druzes were bunch of lies? Color me suprised!.They are going to turn Druzes into minority with constant Jewish settlers and Shin Bet create another Hamas to demonize them at eyes of international media.Then no will give a damn when IDF start etnich cleansing every single Druze.

 

[Dennixtoue]

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After lierating deyr-zor fuel transport to Aleppo has started. Shows how important the fuel is for a country's deelopment.

bravo
-Omar field During the Syrian civil war, the field changed hands multiple times. It fell under the control of the al-Nusra Front and other Islamist rebels in November 2013,[3][4] then ISIS in July 2014 from Al-Shaitat clan, and ultimately the Syrian Democratic Forces (SDF) with support from the US-led Coalition in late October 2017 during the Eastern Syria campaign.[5] Since then, the region has been targeted by pro-Iranian militias, opposing the U.S. presence in the area.[6]

 

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Belligerents
CJTF–OIR United States Turkey Free Syrian Army (2011–present) Supported by: United Kingdom[1] France[2]

Commanders and leaders
Former participants: Local ground forces Syrian Democratic Forces YPG[19] YPJ Syriac Military Council Al-Sanadid Forces Euphrates Volcano (2014–15)[20]	Syrian Arab Republic [21] Russia (until 30 November 2024) Hezbollah Iran (until 6 December 2024)[22][23] Supported by: Islamic Resistance in Iraq[24] Popular Mobilization Forces Kata'ib Hezbollah (limited 2019 and 2021 strikes)	Islamic Front (2013–2015) Syrian Salvation Government (2017–present) Ahrar al-Sham (Nov. 2014 airstrikes, intentionality disputed)[25][26] Tahrir al-Sham (2017–present) Jaysh al-Sunna (2015–2017)[27]	Islamic State al-Qaeda al-Nusra Front (2014–2017)[28][29] Khorasan group[30] Rouse the Believers Operations Room (2018–2020)[31] Hurras al-Din[32][33] (2018–present) Jund al-Aqsa[34] (2014–17)[35][36] Turkistan Islamic Party[37]
Joe Biden (since 20 January 2021) Donald Trump (until 20 January 2021) Barack Obama (until 20 January 2017) Chuck Hagel (until 2015) Ashton Carter (until 2017) James Mattis (until 2019) Patrick M. Shanahan (until 23 June 2019) Mark Esper (until 9 November 2020) Lloyd Austin (since 22 January 2021) Mette Frederiksen (since 27 June 2019) Lars Løkke Rasmussen (until 27 June 2019) Helle Thorning-Schmidt Dick Schoof (from 2024) Mark Rutte(until 2024) Keir Starmer (since 5 July 2024) Rishi Sunak (until 5 July 2024) Liz Truss (Until 25 October 2022) Boris Johnson (until 6 September 2022) Theresa May (until 24 July 2019) David Cameron (unti anuel Macron (sin

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