Developments Sep16 >Astana:besides existing safe zones(Jordanian border,E Ghouta,N Homs) will be added Idlib, excluding terrorists >DeZ Ru submarines fire 7 missiles on IS HQ&arms depots near al-Mayadeen city SAA capture Baghiliyah district NW of DeZ, now aims towards Ayyash SAA secures DeZ airport by advancing in Thurdah mountains.SAA advances SE of city, 35km away from al-Mayadeen city >E Ghouta:JaI foils SAA assault near Homs-Damascus highway >Idlib:Jaish al-Ahrar defects from HTS >IS does a Hit-n-run overruning SDF trench in rural Hasakah >IS convoy crosses to E Syria after 2 weeks delay due to US airstrikes >Hama/Homs pocket:SAA liberates 14 villages&several hilltops >IS ambushes Egyptian military column in N Sinai, kills 18 >Taliban captures 5 villages in N Afghanistan >50+ killed,80 injured in gun&bomb attack in S Iraq Yemen >900 days of Saudi aggression:12907 citizens dead,21k injured, destroyed 15 airports,14 ports,1941 bridges&roads,296 hospitals&medical facilities,791 schools,114 university facilities >Saudi warplanes crashes in Yemen, pilot died >Houthi forces ambush Saudi troops in Jizan killing 2 /sg Army 2017 album - myalbum.com/album/seYvACY7CtIm
thats the fun part user. everybody has hostages, like Syria/Russia have Afrin and Aleppo kurds by the balls, Kurds have Government in Quamshli and Haskanah by the balls, plus they have a long border and Russian in Manbij babysitting. Everybody has a lot to lose right now, so things are stable. Also, US support for SDF drives a wedge between them and Turkey, which is in Russias best interest. Now imagine US lost interest in Syria, because ISIS is defeated and Turkey is after all a strategic NATO ally. How will kurdshits survive then? Turkey would not hesitate to clean an independent PKK nation the old fashioned way. I'd imagine a fair deal with Assad and Russian guarantees for safety will look not so bad then.
Ian Sanchez
We've been through that user.
Bentley Smith
FREE KURDISTAN 7 DAYS
Liam Foster
...
Nathaniel Butler
> Turkey would not hesitate to clean an independent PKK nation the old fashioned way. I'd imagine a fair deal with Assad and Russian guarantees for safety will look not so bad then. Isnt that the reason why the Afrin kurds stopped chimping out an a larger contingent of Russian MPs is now patrolling the area? I remeber the Turks were firing artillery rounds on Afrin while the Russian were negotiating with the these kurds.
Dylan Hughes
inshallah
Austin Roberts
But I don't want live this boring life.
Jayden Jenkins
God bless Israel & God bless Kurdistan
Carter Perry
You still have to finish liberating Donbass.
Bentley Gray
You can always end it
Eli Jones
>Ass*dists actually think they stand a chance against the Brave Kurds
Brayden Ross
Take the rest of Ukraine, the rightful Russian clay, that should be your aim.
Caleb Wood
what the fuck is up with the shilling for kurds lately, arent they essentially just another Israeli proxy ?
Evan Taylor
>the end of the syrian civil war will see kurdish casualties exceed the syrian government with the way they are acting
Christopher Ramirez
Leftypol is invading us for some reason
Elijah Gonzalez
NO ISRAEL IS A FRIEND BUT WE ARE OUR OWN NATION
Ethan Phillips
>Ass*dists actually believe this
Ryder Torres
>Baghdad says it won’t tolerate ‘2nd Israel’ as 1,000s of Iraqi Kurds hold independence rally
Crowds filled the streets of the Iraqi Kurdistan capital, rallying ahead of an independence vote this month. While some were waving the flag of Israel, which backs the Kurds’ aspirations, Baghdad says it won’t allow the creation of a “second Israel.”
It's likely just the kike posters changing their tactics. Meme flags were a mistake
Joshua Ortiz
r8 my kurdish and israel sluts /sg/, I got to watch them both get fucked by my best black friend after a /ptg/ victory tour rally
Elijah Martinez
...
Jacob Morris
>SAA and Turkey decide to team up on the Kurds once ISIS is gone please let it be true lads
Brody Thomas
>won't tolerate "2nd Israel"
Oh boy they are going all in this is going to be good.
Adam Lopez
>We didn't really fight and therefore deserve nothing. I can get behind this notion, commie scum.
Mason Rodriguez
The Kurdistan regional government must “call off the referendum that is contrary to the constitution and does not serve the general interests of the Iraqi people, not even the particular interests of the Kurds,” al-Maliki said.
Earlier, Iraqi Prime Minister Haider al-Abadi also warned of a “dangerous” decision on secession, calling it “playing with fire.”
The PM went as far as to say that Baghdad “will intervene militarily” if the Iraqi population is “threatened by the use of force outside the law.”
Washington, too, urged the Kurdish region’s authorities “to call off the referendum and enter into serious and sustained dialogue with Baghdad.”
In the meantime, Moscow pinned its hopes on the will of the Kurdish people being conveyed peacefully, with geopolitical, demographic and economic aspects considered, given that “the Kurdish issue stretches far from Iraqi borders and spans neighboring countries.” Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov said“the legitimate aspirations of the Kurds, as of other people, should be implemented within international law.”
Hunter Rivera
hoor door
Ryan Allen
Thats were you are wrong mate, Syria and Russia don't even need to fight kurds, if they ever have a problem with them, they just need to greenlight Turkey, and they will do it for free, heck I bet they would even pay to do it. Russia/Assad could simply pull the plug on over half a million kurds without even firing a shot. that gives you some political leverage.
Jaxson Stewart
who knew iraqi politicians could meme.
if the first israel gets hezzed at least it means they can go to kurdistan....
Samuel Ramirez
So SAA cucked the K*rds and is going to take the oil fields?
Are you daft, SDF handed over the oil fields to SAA. Like they have been sitting tight right next to it for over a week and waiting for SAA to make it across the river and take it.
Asher Thompson
You all float down here, subhuman ass*dists.
Christian Smith
Kurd genocide when ?
Levi Thomas
sup with this thread? is it from a ivan, right? red pill me on why this is a persistent thread?
Benjamin Turner
>be Syrian faggot >hide out scared in America while a Civil War, with the potential of forever ruining your county, is going on >decide to shitpost on Sup Forums instead of volunteering for your homeland like a real man would >as a result Iranians, Russians, Lebanese and even (elderly!) women have to help out and fight TOPKEK O P K E K
Isaac Perez
>expecting everyone to flock to all the wars america creates so they can die in them
Aiden Gutierrez
>Al*vi cuisine
Daniel Wright
>be a Kurd
Nothing else to be said, the entire kurdish existence is sad in itself
Adrian Cook
b-but there is no Russian Alevi
Ya gotta look at Anatolian cuisine mainly, although there are Alevi in the balkans, Iraq, Syria and Iran as well
William Howard
nobody forces you to live a boring live... just do what you want to do (or the next best thing) and stop complaining.
Isaiah Torres
@141991929 >making more pathetic excuses because you're too scared to fight for your nation [email protected]
Isaiah Cox
>red pill me on why this is a persistent thread? because the Syrian civil war is a endless source of entertainment and memes. Also, if you filter the inevitable shit posters you often get a meaningful discussion about geopolitics going, which is a rare feat for Sup Forums.
Noah White
>can't even win a street fight >calling others pussies
Hunter Carter
->life
Connor Diaz
How are alawites different from Arabs?
Justin Garcia
well, all they had was ayn al arab until the yanks stepped in and gave them air cover support and weapons and training. just like the yanks gave the fsa, nouri al zenki, isis and others material support.
so while they did fight, they didn't really do it alone. they were merely a useful vessel into which the usa and pals poured some resources - like others.
it indicates neither legitimacy nor even long term viability on the part of the kurds. Now had america poured those resources into the legitimate syrian government, they would have liberated all those areas.
it's difficult to assess the usa/kurdish alliance as morally good, in that it was always conducted with the hope of creating division within syria that could be exploited to some international law violating end.
whats telling is that the gambit on the part of the usa has failed. and now the usa is abandoning the kurds. the kurds should have learnt that lesson from history. both their own and that of the region.
it's unlikely that larpers such as yourself are even aware of this reality of american foreign policy. but it's true.
kurds did fight. but what they fought for, how they fought and the resources they used in the fight all tell a story, that in totality does not make for a dignified and honourable narrative.
it's a pity, they have fulfilled americas interests, in part, yet they won't win their prize, and if by hook or by crook, they get a prize, they are completely unable to hold onto it.
it's a tragedy, told in scalped monobrows. only the kurds will be crying in their victory.
Christian Lee
Yeah, especially those Kurds that got fooled into converting to Al*vism and make up 30% of your entire shitty Imam Ali cult.
Robert Torres
>can't even win a street fight Talking about street fights, any prediction on the Euphrates valley? Like it is Jihadi heartland and densely populated.
Aaron Jenkins
Superior Batiniyya Ghulat genes
Ethan Myers
picture unrelated
Alawites are just Shia Arabs
Brody Morgan
my fucking god. i laughed far more than i expected.
Kevin Robinson
euphrates river crossed
Ryan Howard
Any Kurds that are Alevi are a million times better than the shafi Alevism is largely a Turkish religion though
Ali >>>>>> All*h
John Miller
>be SAkike >work in a fucking frozen yoghurt shop in south africa
>can't even come up with a valid excuse as to why he's not defending his homeland while others have to do it for him >decides to sneakily change the subject because he's been caught out as a coward ROFLMAYONNAISE
Charles Martinez
>CIA orders it's assets to retreat. >Kurshits move in >BIJI BIJI >Look at this maaaap, we such fighters, much wow.
“Over the past few days, on the eastern bank of the Euphrates, Russian control and reconnaissance facilities have not identified a single combat of Islamic State terrorists with armed representatives of any ‘third force.’ Therefore, only representatives of the international coalition can answer the question as to how ‘opposition members’ or ‘military advisers of the international coalition’ managed to get to the IS-held areas in the eastern part of Deir ez-Zor [Deir Ezzor] without striking a blow,” Major-General Konashenkov said in a statement on September 17.
tl;dr; neck yourself.
Oliver Diaz
I think you forgot what the "christian" stand for in his name: not standing for your nation in times of need.
Jason Price
>all they had was ayn al arab until the yanks stepped in and gave them air cover support and weapons and training en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Foreign_relations_of_Rojava#Relations_with_UN_member_states >The US Department of State announced limited support for the PYD in February 2016,[55] although it opposes the unilateral establishment of a federal region in northern Syria.[56] In March 2016, the day after the declaration of the Democratic Federation of Rojava - Northern Syria, U.S. Defense Secretary Ashton Carter praised the Rojava YPG militia as having "proven to be excellent partners of ours on the ground in fighting ISIL. We are grateful for that, and we intend to continue to do that, recognizing the complexities of their regional role." >limited support for the PYD in February 2016 Again, stop embarrassing yourselves, ass*dist scum.
Elijah Roberts
>they just need to greenlight Turkey, and they will do it for free, heck I bet they would even pay to do it.
Agreed, that's the exact same scenario I referenced in>It makes no sense strategically to openly attack kurdshits right now, plus why would you if Turks are more than willing to do it later on anyway?
I just don't think there is as much collusion between the Syrian government and the Kurds as you are alluding to. I think if anything it's just radio communication to make sure they don't hit each other, and possibly some backdoor deals between a few parties on the front lines. You mentioned how the kurdshits just sat and waited for the SAA to proceed on towards the oil fields, it's as simple as the Kurds can't afford to stretch themselves so thin, they are still bogged down in Raqqa, opening up a front in the heart of ISIS territory would be a nightmare for them. They had no choice but to allow the SAA to advance.
Caleb Gonzalez
HAPPY CROSSING NOW IN WEBM FORM
Noah Rodriguez
What are their current movements? South-east to the oil fields?
Anthony Johnson
> is it from ivan
hmmm, no. altho we have some ivans. we also have huehue's, iranians, finns, germans, frenchies, syrians, brits, amriikans, saudi's, yemeni's (used to ), in fact we have everyone here.
we also have contributors, who bring news analysis etc. we have an update machine that beats the press by days, we have a clear picture of what is happening weeks in advance of others.
so, get comfy, be prepared to start liking assad (it just happens - don't fight it) and help out. maybe you will be lucky enough to help bomb some jihadi's. it all happens here.
Austin Morris
pretty sure the subject is you calling me a coward when you your self can't fight. Post your address if you have balls
Noah Torres
ok, yet i wonder who aka FSB/NSA is behind those threads
Wyatt Wood
see ass*dist scum
Elijah Gray
>4 posts in >still deflecting >still trying to act tough on the interwebz as a means of overcompensating his IRL cowardice Oh, how I'm laughing. Let's see what's next...
James Gutierrez
Alawites are a subgroup of arabs. They are technically a religious group, but because they don't proseytize they sort of become an ethinc group as well, similar to how Jews are techincally a religous group but kind of an ethnic group too. Alawi religion is usually classified as a form of shia islam, but this is contested. Some people argue that Alawites aren't really muslims.
Xavier Adams
they are going north and south to secure the bank and prevent the SDF from taking more land.
Landon Bailey
>Calls people cowards >Wont fight anyone in person
Luis Cook
marketing speak. not proof. not an argument
Eli Bennett
>sup with this thread? >is it from a ivan, right? Da tovarisch, I'm a Russian plant in America shilling for Putin, as are all of the other bakers and posters ITT. >red pill me on why this is a persistent thread? pretty much covered all relevant points.
Oliver Parker
Yet another thread ruined by the lies and shitposting from Ass*dist scum.
Retards don't realize that the brave Kurds want to remove the Ar*bic vermin that is ISIS and yet get bombed by the dumb slavs and their Ass*dist child killers.
These threads are fucking shit.
Joseph Hill
>marketing speak. not proof. not an argument not an argument
Nicholas Davis
Also to add, Turkish Alevi are not the same as Syrian Alawite
Thanks Alexander, livemap sucks
Thomas Brooks
>I just don't think there is as much collusion between the Syrian government and the Kurds as you are alluding to. I think if anything it's just radio communication to make sure they don't hit each other, and possibly some backdoor deals between a few parties on the front lines. Mate, the kurds just passed on two billion dollars free oil money a year. Thats not something you do just because some guy on a radio told you to do so. Thats a strategic decision.
Owen Scott
Do we have a second mahlebli in the making here !?
Jason Garcia
>fake country
Thomas Bailey
at least it exist...
Jonathan Mitchell
First it was the fight against rebels, then isis, now it's time for the Kurds, the final arc of the story.
Sebastian Harris
Afternoon /sg/
>US/ROK/Japan will conduct a combined missile alert drill between late September and early October, as US deploys CSG to the area next month.[1] >DPRK replies to latest UNSC statement which condemned their missile launch saying it will "only increase our place towards the ultimate completion of the state nuclear force".[2] >Seoul's Defense Ministry believes Pyongyang has neared the 'final stage' of developing an ICBM.[3] >Four F-35Bs and two B-1B bombers hold a bombing drill near Korea. This has occurred almost weekly since the start of August.[4] >On TV show Face the Nation, Tillerson said: "If our diplomatic efforts fail, our military option will be the only one left."[5] >Three Presidents of US/ROK/Japan will meet on Thursday at the UN General Assembly and will likely discuss DPRK and possible military options.[6] >Trump to make speech at UN General Assembly this Thursday.[7] >UNSC unanimously condemns new DPRK missile launch. >Nikki Haley and Lt. Gen. McMaster hold press conference on DPRK situation, where McMaster reiterates there is a military option to DPRK crisis.[8] >Former UN Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon urged international community to brace itself for all possibilities, including military options.[9]
For those wondering why Japan or US has so far not attempted to down a DPRK missile, this article explains it well: archive.is/kcVBu
Jack Morales
>he's still trying to deflect >he's still trying to act tough on the 4chinz >he's still getting this mad about being exposed a coward LMAO M A O
Isaac Cooper
>Turkish Alevi are not the same as Syrian Alawite Good luck telling people that, I gave up like a year ago. IIRC it was mostly Turks who absolutely insisted they are the same, probably for some political reason or because of propaganda or something
Dylan Jones
no prob you welcome! hohols admins are on suicide watch at the moment so they are not up to date on advances. ass form maps you will have to wait on our Swedish map maker to come by !
Adam Hernandez
So SAA has cut off the road to east border for kurds?
Jaxson Long
>argues manhood over the internet >wont prove it IRL
Tyler Baker
say the goy that has none
Carson Carter
why do they keep those military exercise threats up when they clearly don't work? People in US don't even pay much attention so I doubt the motivation is inner politics posturing
Caleb Mitchell
>Da tovarisch, I'm a Russian plant in America shilling for Putin, as are all of the other bakers and posters ITT. I am actually an old GDR asset from the cold war. For some mysterious reason I still get a monthly salary from some secret MfS account. So I figured I invest my time here shitposting for our Syrian Socialist Arab Brothers and the heroic Soviet troops. FREUNDSCHAFT!
