Developments Mar1 >Syrian Army retakes Palmyra citadel from IS overlooking the ancient city of Palmyra >SAA forces inside Qatari Royal Villa in Palmyra triangle, 3km to city >SAA liberates the village of Jinah Saleh in E Aleppo, IS on the run >Idlib court will prosecute all villagers who chanted support for Assad >US to persuade EU partners to sanction Syria after Ru&China veto >IS reppels rebel's offensive in SW Daraa >SDF seized 60+ villages from IS in the countryside of Raqqa & DeZ >IS leader Baghdadi allegedly orders retreat to Iraq mountains >Iraqi army effectively cut last main exit road out of Mosul >Christians kidnaped or assasinated in Egypt's N Sinai >Kabul attack 1 dead, 35 wounded >AL-QAEDA GETS AN OSCAR >Russia, China veto UN Security Council resolution on sanctions against Syria
Syrians in rebel held territory protest in support of Bashar, and the rebel authorities send them to sharia court
Hmm, I thought attacking and arresting protestors was the reason the rebellion started in the first place?
Also, the media won't stop shilling for Madaya and Zabadani, two rebel held towns under seige by Assad but are awfully silent on Fua and Kafarya, which is the inverse situation and who's situation is arguably much worse
Nothing says camouflage like a giant fucking flag on your back
>literally painting a target on your back IRL
Joshua Brooks
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Isaiah Parker
DELET ISIS
William Cook
A few days ago, I think
Ryder Powell
confirmed from Trump administration?
Jason Miller
Is Harakat al-Abdal (tied to Badr Organization) on the side of Assad or not? I couldn't find out through a few minutes looking on the wordpress. I couldn't find any mention on there of al-Abdal, Badr, or PMF/PMU
Okay :/ Ivan gave us a new training camp and I'm hungry for more blood. I want to see the next thread all the way through so that I can document the process and make educational materials for others in the future~ Sucks that they're on our side, makes finding them less rewarding, b/c they don't get bombed.
Isaiah Miller
SAA south of Palmyra
Isaac Scott
>finding the secret bases of /ourguys/ and making their locations public
Luke Sanders
Cant say for sure, Trump and late Obama actions in Syria are pretty much the same. Under last days of Obama rule US started to drone Idlib rebels and started to build a base in Rojava. And under Trump we are pretty much seeing the exact same things. Rebels droped, kurds supported.
Cooper Sanchez
you bro the format for the title is
"Syria General /sg/ - Edition"
Please keep it, this thread will be much harder to find in the archive with it's incorrectly formatted title.
Thanks for making a thread.
Nicholas Price
Sorry Boerbro
This is my first bread I baked, forgive me
Noah Sanders
not considered final confirmation. his tweet is the only one.
if u want to fund a confirmation mission stump up for some fresh post bombing satellite pics.
Hudson Gomez
Pro turkish FSA on their way to Manbij
Brayden Taylor
Not happening mate That's just putting /ourguys at risk for no reason.
As for a guide. one may appear on the blog at some point.
Ryan Bennett
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Jackson Brown
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Logan Martin
forgiven and encouraged. the fact that the previous thread was archived as far as I can see is also to your credit.
the /sg/ is like the marker. /ourmetadata/
just make sure next thread you get the format right
i.e "Syria General /sg/ - Edition"
and your browser will remember it then u just have to bake a new name the next time.
thanks again for stepping up and doing what was needed.
Ayden Mitchell
Oh, and congratulations on your first bake
Jacob Gutierrez
Anyway, I am out.
Later all.
Justin Gray
See you later Boerbro
Try not to get mugged by all the niggers
Juan Edwards
bamp
David Morris
bimp
Gavin Morris
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Angel Lewis
>confirmed from Trump administration? Trump is a Zionist Israel firster, so of course, he's against Syria.
Joseph Taylor
since I've already outed myself as a newfag for not knowing how to properly bake a bread
I'll admit I've only been on Sup Forums for about a month and a half
Still trying to figure out some of the memes, what's that one called? I can tell they're Russians, but what's the original pic and context?
Carson Nguyen
It's from a WW2 anti-Russian propaganda posters.
Aiden Ross
This picture minus the flags. Nazi ww2 poster as other lad mentioned. Meant to tell that russians are evil, scary, genocidal etc.
Owen Hughes
>what's that one called? Liberator. It's actually not WW2, but modern. Some nazi Germany fan made those.
Mason Brooks
so happy that the kurds finally got the appropriate support can't wait for them to steamroll their way to Damascus fuck ASSad
Hunter Bailey
Kurds are literal subhumans
Connor White
>Turkey is moving to Manbij litterally now >Cant wait for kurds to get to Damascus Are you alright?
Christopher Thompson
To be honest, at this point I think it's bait
Jason Clark
kurds are great people they just want freedom and democracy
Jonathan Thomas
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Anthony Campbell
Iam not saying they will 100% take Manbij, but they took some kurdish vilalges and iam 100% sure they wil l take some more.
Logan Cruz
>fsa heading directly towards the US forces in Manbij
>In a 38-page report, "'We Had Nowhere Else to Go': Forced Displacement and Demolition in Northern Syria,” Amnesty International catalogues allegations of forced evictions of Arabs and Turkmens and the destruction of their homes and property. “In some cases, entire villages have been demolished, apparently in retaliation for the perceived support of their Arab or Turkmen residents for the group that calls itself the Islamic State,” Amnesty International noted. Villagers said they were ordered to leave at gunpoint, their livestock shot at. The watchdog used satellite imagery and video footage to verify the claims.
>In the Arab village of Husseiniya near Tell Hamees, for instance, only a single house was left standing. Residents said the YPG had razed their homes in February. In Raneen, near Tell Abyad, locals said YPG forces had threatened to shoot them if they failed to leave. One person said, “They told us we had to leave or they would tell the US coalition that we were terrorists and their planes would hit us and our families. In Raneen, where some people were with IS, there were lots of problems but we had nothing to do with anything.” Alleged YPG threats of calling in US airstrikes against villagers if they didn’t leave are repeated throughout the report.
>Kurdish officials consistently reject all such claims, saying that villagers had been evicted for their own safety because they were in militarized zones and could get caught in the fighting or hurt by improvised explosive devices planted by IS.
Fuck off Sven
John Ramirez
america are not imperialists they support the little people on the ground instead of bombing them thanks america
>We are living in a lifetime where we cant say if we are speaking to autistic fat troll or a generic muslim from Europe.
Hudson Nguyen
Yes?
Alexander Thompson
>be in SDF >Want to fight Daesh >suddenly big Törk com and say "AMK KÜRT hulu bulu Menbic" >say no to big hairy man with weird face >man get angry >come to attack >all of sudden big strong American come say "Don't worry, we got this" >he place a lot of flags around. And Törk is of stop >is now over half a year >AMK KÜRK GUHU GULIGUK >am confuse. I just want to protect family. Am not even Kurd >they talk about liberate Manbij, my home my friends died to save >big strong American come with more flags >"don't worry, we got this!" >there are new people coming to us, islamist flag >I thought there no Islamists fight with Törk? >ignore American and flag >start shooting at us >American come and say "Don't worry, we got this" >spend hour on his radio, but nothing to happen. No help >he call over more Americans >they gather me and my friend >"Hey, Jackson! Take off the HMGs real quick!" Ahmad, Mehruz! Follow me >he have friend and me sit on car >can hear big explosions in distance as jihadist fire big gun at village we save last year >ask American if I can go help real quick >"no, quiet. Stay still real quick" >he pull out camera and take picture of me and my friend >ask if I take vehicle to help me and my friends >"Not authorized buddy. Sorry" >pic related
Parker Wilson
saved, thanks anons
Gavin Robinson
Tell me about it, i was at my breaking point earlier tonight catching up on swedish social media
1 article away from bombing the Bonnier family house
Andrew Reed
Does everyone ITT support a independent Kurdistan?
they seem a bit socialist but they could easily fit into the UN, perhaps NATO if they're moderate enough.
that would be a VERY strategic ally in the region other than Israel, but close enough to Iran to apply military pressure.
It seems the DoD operates on a defined plan, that no matter which president, they'll just keep operating on it, unless changes are made by SECDEF, so I guess Mattis hasn't got around to implement (or finished planning) his plans for the region
>kurds have been used again and again as pawns by both the regional powers and world powers. They haven't learned it yet and they will never learn that.
Julian Cruz
Iam afraid few people here support it lad. And Russia (And most of russians) only support kurds as long as they shoot in right direction.
Blake Russell
NATO - nope But yes, it seems like k*rdistan is the latest landgrabbing and destabilization project of the zionists/america/whatever.
>or do we only support FSA here? 10/10
Camden Carter
Yeah mate, let's just chop off parts of Turkey, Syria, Iraq and Iran. I'm sure everyone is going to be happy.
Jaxson Watson
Even if Trump wanted to make kurdistan real he literally couldn't. It would mean war on Turkey, Syria, and Russia. Arming them changes nothing.
Jacob Sanchez
>It would mean war on Turkey Allying with Russia was the biggest mistake they ever made. Deep state are not happy about that.
Michael Martin
and Iran
Ryder Price
Not like Iraq has managed their shit in recent history, who cares?
Turkey, fuck roaches, but they don't NEED to lose any land
Iran? No.
Syria? No.
Just give em a swath of land on behalf of Iraq for their war efforts, then manage Turkey to stop them genociding everyone.
win/win lol
Carter Mitchell
you clearly don't understand the politics of the region if you think anyone will allow a kurdish state to exist.
Chase Perez
Iraqi Kurdistan is pretty much its own country anyways. It's a modern-day vassal state
Jack Peterson
Kurdish militants are communists
FSA militants are al-Qaeda jihadists, might as well be ISIS
Support the legitimate government of Syria and the SAA men and women fighting terrorism
Blake Wright
Realistically though, im sure something like Iraqi "k*rdistan* will happen. Not sure how much clay they will claim in the end, seeing how they have grabbed a shitton more than they "had" before the war. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Iraqi_Kurdistan
Samuel Hill
The map of the region isn't a lot to ask.
I don't at all.
I sit here with a colonialist mindset. A parent like mindset, the region is full of childminded-states that all have ridiculous views and assertions to how things should be done, differing religions and policies.
I think of it like, let's shove a spot right in the fucking middle we have total control over either diplomatically or militarily as a means to moderate the region and prevent expansion/aggression from all sides.
Wyatt King
Depends on many factors really. Lets see how Turks vs Kurds (and a little USA) fight will end up first. NATO vs USA proxy fighting will be amusing as fuck.
Blake Lopez
>let's shove a spot right in the fucking middle we have total control over either diplomatically or militarily as a means to moderate the region and prevent expansion/aggression from all sides. You can't prevent expansion/aggression there, that's the thing. Losing Turkey will be a disaster.
Kayden Miller
>NATO vs USA proxy fighting will be amusing as fuck This
Juan Roberts
Do we like Euphrates Shield or SDF more?
Henry Adams
So we're defacto supporting communism to fight islamism.
the SAA is backed by....? Best Korea/China? Jesus what a fucking shit fest, 'good' guys supported by worst guys.
Hudson Torres
wrong you fucking idiot. Turks are more opposed to Kurdistan than ANYONE with the possible exception of Assad himself.
Lucas Thomas
>the SAA is backed by....? Best Korea/China? this is painful
