Developments DEC 02 >UN calls on Israel to transfer control of the Golan Heights to Syria >Over 30000 flee east Aleppo, 647 insurgents surrender >Lavrov says US policy of dealing with ‘moderate opposition’ in Syria doomed from start >Erdogan changed his mind:terrorists are the only target >Captive Syrian soldiers freed following evacuation deal >Russian sappers fly to demine Aleppo >Besieged Aleppo rebels unite under new Jaish Halab(Army of Aleppo) >Al-Qaeda reinforcements arrive on western outskirts of Aleppo >Israeli jet carries out airstrike near Damascus >Nearly 2000 members of Iraqi forces killed in November >Peshmerga lost 1500 fighters to isis in 2years
What is this ''turkey invaded syria'' meme that I've seen everywhere.
explain this meme to me
Isaiah Robinson
will someone think of the children
Carson Rivera
>pic related Roaches employing and providid support to the moderate jihadists to create a buffer zone to block the k*rds from joining their two areas in Syria. ErdoDog was raving about toppling Assad but backed down and focused on the k*rds.
Evan Phillips
Can a user help me figure out whats going on? If Aleppo is liberated by the SA What's next?
Christopher Gonzalez
providing* Anyways, they're in Syria illegally, ergo, they invaded.
Ryder Perez
Most probably Idlib but there's Al-Bab, Deir-Ez-Zor, Eastern Ghoutta and Jarablus on the bucket list.
Austin Bailey
Al Bab Idlib and Rakka
Noah Perez
>Jarablus Goddamnit im tired, meant Jisr al-Shughur.
Daniel Hill
Sorry for being a fucking moron, but is Aleppo what we might one day refer to as a turning point in the Syrian civil war? Like Stalingrad and Midway was for ww2? Would we see the S.A taking more and more ground the future or is this just a lucky break?
Connor Richardson
Aye, SAA has a fuckton of soldiers there. Once they clear it up they'll be able to utilize the men elsewhere.
More gains to come!
btw, it's SAA.
Cooper Ortiz
Thanks for clearing this up for me. I check the /SG daily for the quick recap but never did understand much. Thanks! Again.
Liam Jenkins
Cheers, you're welcome. Thanks for the bumps.
Justin Parker
I dont know. But the most popular conversation in our news is Al Bab Idlib Rakka and after it we will go and help you in Mosul. Aleppo could be a kind of Stalingrad
Camden Mitchell
I wanna kill Erdogan for what he's done to me and my family. My uncle and aunt have lost their jobs, my close family and i have immigrated to the us as refugees and my uncle's now in prison for "treason".
Angel Russell
Does anyone have the most recent map of the entirety of Syria?
Justin Wilson
I don't think so. The government can still push the green bus option for the pockets around Damascus and Homs, which would allow them to withdraw resources from those areas and commit them else where. As such I think they will focus on pressuring pockets to collapse while also pushing toward Al Bab in order to cut off the Turkish advance and the supply lines of ISIS. The area around Palmyra probably follow Al Bab. Idlib will be of little concern so long as they can keep it walled off from the rest of Syria. However they will most likely push Idlib before making a big push east.
Tyler Gutierrez
>and after it we will go and help you in Mosul Russkibro, nope. The whole Iraqi army are focusing on Mosul now. As soon as Trump gets into power, they will rain hell on Mosul. The PMU already said they will come help Syria after Mosul has fallen. SAA has alot of shit to deal with. Check the OP for maps.
Brayden Garcia
Ok, If they dont need help we wouldnt help. Its not a problem.
Gabriel Barnes
Yeah, i see your point. Erdogans actions around Al-Bab are really making him seem like a madman, wtf is he doing? We're gonna have to wait for the moderate beheaders response to Aleppo falling. There was reports of nusrats lurking around west of Aleppo. Man, he's really unlikable. Doesn't help that he's a unstable madman thinking he will be the next Sultan...
How do the thoughtless revoltees realize there's something wrong?
Oliver Cruz
Can anyone post that lost of redpilled videos on Syria?
Austin Anderson
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Jayden Ross
>The Coalition has also called for military intervention in Syria, under the form of a no-fly zone similar to that of Kosovo, with a safe zone and cities. >The president of the coalition, who is also a member of the Syrian National Council, is Randa Kassis. Welp. That's not good at all.
>President #Erdoğan asks whether 'poor westerners' try to launch a crusader campaign against #Turkey, says he's prepared for it.
Brilliant!
I think that part was one of their old agenda. New agenda which Bogdanov is working on since summer as part of Assad reforms has a position for some secular opposition parties in future syrian presidential elections.
Lincoln Garcia
>President #Erdoğan asks whether 'poor westerners' try to launch a crusader campaign against #Turkey, says he's prepared for it. You know, Sup Forums promoting crusades is one thing. "President" of turkey.. another. >future syrian presidential election Ha.. Ha..
Jacob Murphy
Doha and Er Riad
Matthew Reed
Good Morning!
Chase Robinson
Tactical 350kt nuke when?
James Hughes
someone post the timeline
Jonathan Mitchell
anyone got the version of this with the twitter bird giving coordinates?
Blake Powell
>I think that part was one of their old agenda. >New agenda which Bogdanov is working on since summer as part of Assad reforms has a position for some secular opposition parties in future syrian presidential elections. Hm, well alright then.
Julian Richardson
Opkankeren, kutjood.
Isaac Lewis
We prefer vacuum
Leo Cox
>>future syrian presidential election That's a thing actually as part of "uniting Syria" after war. I'm not sure what are they going to do with "moderate islamist groups" I guess Trump administration won't tolerate them at all. they will get killed or go to Turkey IDK. There was even a noise around back in summer that Assad himself may not participate in it. Even back during campaign Trump wanted to engage with Russia in this plan, criticizing Obama/Kerry actions. How can it go? time will tell.
he is determined to shake things up. he needs every bit of political ammo he can get he will never stop holding rallies, just wait and see. whenever he wants to push through some legislation, or a treaty, bam, rallies. he will bully the political establishment into doing his will, using his popular support as the stick, and his "Trump the ultimate dealmaker" persona as a carrot at least, that's the plan.
