Devs Jan 18 >Damascus warns it may shoot down Turkish planes attacking Kurds within Syrian borders >Idlib:No IS in Sinjar. SAA offensive limited due to wind storm. IS advances against HTS >S Aleppo:SAA liberates Qaytil& Umm Salasil en-route to Abu Duhur airport >Yarmouk Camp:IS attacks& advances against HTS in Haifa Street >Kurdish forces come under attack by Turkish troops in Afrin & Manbij >“Afrin will be your graveyard Erdogan” – Thousands protest the Turkey’s aggression in N Syria >TFSA prepare for offensive against Kurds in N Syria >DeZ:IS attempts to break SAA lines with a car bomb. SAA stopped it >RU DM meets Turkish generals to discuss SY ahead of peace talks >E Ghouta:4thArmoured Division gears up for an upcoming offensive to liberate Harasta district >Washington in denial:Tillerson says US has no plans to form syria border force >Tillerson:US to keep military presence in syria to remove Assad from power >Cavusoglu:Turkey will coordinate military operation in Afrin with Iran and Russia >Turkey demands Syrian Army halt all operations in Idlib >British AF attacks ISIS drone teams during SDF operations in DeZ gov >Yemen claims ballistic missiles hit two key targets in southern Saudi Arabia
Where is that American who was baiting about muh chemicals?
Isaiah Evans
Gassed himself by accident
Anthony Kelly
I'm here. I wasn't baiting, genuinely trying to understand your POV.
Mason Jackson
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Logan Lee
Goodnight bread
Blake Perez
What will happen to Assad will he be sent to the hague or put on trial in Syria? What does Putin think, I wonder what US have offered him for Assad. I hope his own people deal with him
Jack Watson
Threadly reminder to ignore and filter poles
Xavier Reed
>What will happen to Assad He'll probably win the election in 2021 Et tu, Dima?
Dominic Nguyen
considering they're all rigged I'm sure he will unless the Russians decide they want to work with the west and find a political alternative
Isaiah Long
Shahada is strong in them
Connor Lee
You clearly are if you think that chemical weapons can only be delivered via air strike I too remember all those F-15s dropping mustard gas on trenches in WWI
Jayden Sanders
>unless the Russians decide they want to work with the west and find a political alternative Enjoy watching him 2021 then!
Noah Lee
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Cameron Thomas
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Oliver Nelson
I was referring to the fact that Trump bombed the airfield where they were carrying the attacks out from. Or that was my impression of the situation at the time.
Connor Hill
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Ryder Martinez
Yeah and hit nothing
Juan Mitchell
Ameen!
Camden Moore
please don't try to argue that Assad is legally elected
Jace Foster
he bombed an empty cafetaria
Jackson Lopez
Wait... last thread you guys were arguing he destroyed the base and killed people, now you're trying to tell me he didn't hit anything? At least get your narrative straight.
Nolan Walker
Hey those aren't totally unrealistic numbers. Trump won my county at 95%, who says you can't expand that to a whole country?
Evan Allen
Who would vote for a person who gassed his people and killed hundreds of thousands of civillions? Assad is in no position to hold any credible elections, its just a matter of time before the UN takes control and Assad is arrested
Wyatt Price
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Justin Price
I wasn't.
Leo Nelson
>who says you can't win a country by 99.8% lol dont be a fucking tard pls
Juan Howard
He did hit the base and killed people. The people who say it did no damage are retards. However, the damage it did was not as great as the potential. Mainly because Russian AA defense intercepted and shot down 23 of those 59 missile whilst they were en route, and after the first few hit the rising smoke fucked with the targeting computers and made the remaining missiles not as accurate
Jordan Lopez
I was too busy arguing with the edgy 14 year old Pole
Juan Bailey
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Owen Turner
Hillary won
Hunter Green
I give Assad 3 weeks
Jaxson Jenkins
>jj.am i didn't even know that website was still up
Ian Brown
where are these numbers from?
Jace Green
He bombed that airfield based on bad Intel (fucking white helmets). He's wasnt malicious or seeking a fight, but he got baited and made a mistake that killed a few people. What's going on now with the border force and SDF isn't a mistake like , but downright cancerous, especially with that arab warlord Abu Tahir(?) hiring his old ISIS friends out of the Omar oilfield and all this talk of "assad must go".
I don't think he's personally handling foreign policy, but whoever is is doing the exact same shit as the last two guys
Brandon Thomas
they're legit, look them up for yourself
Liam Ortiz
Tfu, G*d bless Israel
Tyler Russell
To be fair most elections were rigged, but I think the 2014 one was genuine. During arab spring Assad did make many reforms and in this election it was the first one where another party was allowed to run. I think it was legitimate, but only people in govt controlled areas were allowed to vote, but the votes that were counted weren't rigged. But that's why he won at 88.7% instead of the usual near 100%. Most Syrians in govt controlled areas are nervous of the potential instability caused by Assad leaving and someone else taking over during this time of strife. The 2014 election was genuine, or at least as genuine as it can be when only the people in govt controlled areas could vote However, yeah, the other elections were rigged
Samuel Ortiz
Are you trying to convince us not to support Assad or something as equally a mundane waste of time?
Easton Rivera
Ah yes 88%, very realistic for a country with many different minorities an active rebellion against the guy.
Jayden Ward
Arabs think like this > why we hold election? Current leader is alive and well. > I'll just vote for whoever my local tribal leader/boss says to vote Democracy is a literal meme to them
Benjamin Collins
DAILY REMINDER THAT ASSAD NEEDS HELP FROM 8 OTHER COUNTRIES TO STAY IN POWER YET STILL GETS BTFO BY ISIS GOAT FUCKERS
Daniel Jackson
Fake news, sinjar is still in SAA hands
Jayden Campbell
As I said, it was only in govt controlled areas. The rebels boycotted it. You do realize the rebels aren't democratic at all though, right? This is who Assad is fighting. These are the "moderate" rebels en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ahrar_al-Sham Ideology Sunni Islamism Salafism[1][2][3] Salafist jihadism[4]
They're not secular freedom fighters who want democracy, they want a theocratic state like Saudi Arabia and Qatar This is one of the major rebel groups who are considered "Moderates" There's also the FSA, but the FSA at this point is just like Ahrar and Ahrar and FSA work together closely and support the same civil government There's also en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nour_al-Din_al-Zenki_Movement
Active Late 2011[1] – present Ideology Sunni Islamism
Salafism[1] Salafist jihadism[2]
Again, a "moderate" rebel group The largest opposition group by far is this though
They are de facto Al Qaeda, and while they and the FSA + Ahrar are rivals and support different governments, they do closely cooperate in operations against the Syrian government, infighting occurs but it's fairly rare Of course in operations against the Syrian govt the moderate™ rebels and these guys work together very closely and share weapons and supplies so all weapons given to the "moderates" end up in their hands. And remember, they are de facto Al Qaeda They used to be de jure but split away officially, but it was only a publicity stunt and they still have informal relations Their head is also a US designated terrorist, Al Joulani There's also these guys that fight alongside the rebels too, another major group
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Turkistan_Islamic_Party They're mainly Uyghurs from Xinjiang province of China, they got fucking btfo there though. I suppose the goal is to help establish a state that they can have their HQ in to plan and coordinate actions against China in Xinjiang, just have a safe haven
Christian Cooper
This. I used to be a big supporter of his, and acknowledged the good fight that he was initially fighting, but him deliberately targeting civilians and hospitals - not to mention literally gassing his own people - was what drove me away from him. To be fair, I'm slowly coming to the conclusion that Israel is the only moral army in this war.
>durr look at me guise im not posting a jewish slag
Brody Collins
Fucken saved!
Robert Walker
Learning to use my left hand. TÜRKs are based
Lincoln Sanchez
Oh yeah, forgot to ask you. Why are you supporting jihadists in Syria against a secular government? Don't you hate radical Sunnis?
Gavin Powell
> American education
Michael Young
>Learning to use my left hand Did the waffles cut off your right hand?
Wyatt Williams
36 missiles intercepted or jammed. Many fell into the ocean. Some were found in the Tartus countryside. Only 6 aircraft were actually destroyed and one ammo cache was destroyed. I can't remember what else was hit but that is the vast majority of the damage done. I think Russia also delivered used one or two Su-24Ms. Which are far more effective than the destroyed and outdated Su-22s and MiG-23s as the Su-24Ms have Gefast installed.
Brody Robinson
SDF aren't jihadists
Lucas Cruz
I'm learning to use my left hand to remember my BLACK brethren in Congo whose left hands were cut off by subhuman honkeys. Wish we TÜRKs stopped the honkeys there.
Dylan James
nope, no jihadist in their ranks at all
David Taylor
well duh There are always exceptions, they're good at infiltrating all factions of the conflict.
Mason Sullivan
They're not, but they're also not "democratic" either. The PYD purged all political opposition. They're '''democratic confederalists'''' though, which is anarcho communism lite. Antifa loves them, and a lot of westerners are going there to fight for them and then return home and cause a bunch of problems for us.
Joshua Young
UPDATED
towns shelled by turks in last 48 hours
found more reports that I had not added yet
only posting afrin one, since no further reports of shelling outside afrin yet
Brayden Perry
The UN faggot bombing raids did nothing. Absolutely nothing.
Christian Taylor
>satan is against antifa
don't know how to feel about this
Henry Smith
>infiltrating You mean the SDF actively absorbs Jihadists into their forces. There is a reason why the Omar fields fell right into SDF hands without a fight.
That's better than the alternatives, there are no perfect solutions.
Mason Myers
Assad is the best alternative out of all of them though. He's not a national security threat to the US
Brayden Allen
>There is a reason why the Omar fields fell right into SDF hands without a fight. sounds like a conspiracy theory, the better reason are the american forces working with the SDF steamrolling the shit out of ISIS
Luis Robinson
trumpstein supporters dont deal in logic, only in based 44d chess god emperor
Isaiah Hernandez
He would be fine if he didn't align with Iran, the worlds largest exporter of terrorism and a nation actively breaking treaties to research ICBMs and nukes.
Brandon Howard
Oh my God if you think SDF is steamrolling isis, and its because of america i cant help but laugh at your stupidity at following this war
Aiden Russell
you have to be jewish, right?
Jackson Rodriguez
Now you're just meme spouting, this is my last (You) you're gonna get from me
Nicholas Robinson
Oh it isn't a conspiracy theory. For all the footage that SDF has released of them fighting at Omar. But feel free to try and look for it yourself.
Xavier Russell
Lad. The US actively gave weapons and support to the jihadist rebels in the past, and they still are at Al Tanf. These weapons and arms ended up in AQ hands. And currently the US is arming the YPG, which is *DIRECTLY* linked to the PKK. And the PKK is literally a US designated terrorist organization
Eli Price
...they aren't breaking any nuclear treaties though.
Isaiah Rodriguez
Reminder honkeys, we will come for you and kill every single one of you. For your crimes.
Christian Brown
I thought they were, is it only the missile treaty?
Sebastian Phillips
Word
Mason James
I'm not making the claim, you are
Sebastian Jenkins
>The US actively gave weapons and support to the jihadist rebels in the past, That was Obama.
Is it? I thought it was only Turks who had that designation for PKK. Not anymore at least de jure. They still would be if US had any competent people in the UN in 2015. Or actually since 2000.
Cooper Sanchez
My heart bleeds for the dead cities in Syria, I hope some of it survives so I can see it after the war....
Justin Jackson
>157213301 They're not breaking any treaty. Their missile development isn't violating the Nuclear deal, only the US says they are, not any of the other observers of the deal
Andrew Diaz
No shit. And I also told you that I won't not going to bother proving something that doesn't exist.
Sebastian Thompson
Does anyone know what nasheed is playing in this? Also will get those nasheeds to whoever was that pol
alright my mistake its just the missile deal they broke aparently
Liam Edwards
>Assad is the best alternative out of all of them though. He's not a national security threat to the US He's a threat to Israeli hegemony (facilitates Iran and the axis of resistance, is reasonable to normies etc). (((America))) First and all that jazz. wikileaks.org/clinton-emails/emailid/18328
Samuel Jenkins
>only the US and its friends may have weapons or give military aid to other countries trumpstein fanatics actually believe this
Leo Sullivan
There was no missile deal though, Iran didn't sign any treaties with the US regarding missile tests and development
