Devs March 6 >Raqqa; SAA reportedly creates new formation by the name of Al-Sanadid Al-Jazzera Shield, designated for service in Raqqa province >E GHouta; SAA takes control of Al-Muhammadiyah from FSA affiliate militia Faylaq al-Rahman >Syrian flag was seen hoisted inside Hamouriyah city by civs in E Ghouta region >E Ghouta; Jaysh al-Islam continue to hold on to Ar-Rayhan despite 3 day SAA offensive against them >SAA impose full control on al-Asha’ari farms outskirts to the west of Hawsh Asha’ari town, town expected to fall soon >Rebel defenses slowly collapsing as SAA in al-Muhamadiyah town advance toward Aftris and Hawah Qubaybat >Latakia province; RuAf conducts airstrikes inside militant-controlled city of Jisr ash-Shugur, targeted bases belonging to the Turkistan Islamic Party >Russian transport plane crashes at Khmeimim airbase, kills all 6 crew members and 26 passengers >Unconfirmed reports emerge that Syrian Kurdish forces are contemplating an offensive against Turkish-backed rebel groups in the Manbij region >Israeli report; Ru has withdrawn all of the Su-57 fighters it stationed in Syria several weeks ago back to bases inside Russia
=== NGO�s and hybrid warfare: youtu.be/ro1byfe5vUM === WikiLeaks: Turkish oil minister links to Isis oil trade - wikileaks.org/berats-box/article Top aide to Hillary Clinton: :Al-Qaeda is on our side in Syria - wikileaks.org/clinton-emails/emailid/23225 === /sg visits Army 2017 - myalbum.com/album/seYvACY7CtIm Aleppobro takes pix for /sg - drive.google.com/drive/folders/0B9sFK8tMo4H7LW56WWlpdDRIRnc muh gas - pastebin.com/cDL3mv0w === Thread reminder to watch Threads. vimeo.com/18781528
What went so right At least tigers won't lose half their force in a able village
Benjamin Moore
ماضٍ كَالسيف كالريح كالموج غزارة
Kayden Russell
عادٍ كالخيل كالليث كالرعد شرارهـ
Jose Long
>a able Phone detected. Rebels/AQ only built one line of defense, and SAA/RG/Tigers are already past this line of defense. Pic related
Kayden Flores
1st for freedom. Traditionalists, SJWs, the religious, and any other authoritarian social movement can get fucked.
Austin Baker
Thanks for baking lad.
Jaxson Adams
>Instead of a line of defense, the SAA has a line of offense
Benjamin Hernandez
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Parker Cox
ماشالله
Nathan Walker
>have literally 7 years to fortify >build only one line of defence Jihadi logic
Luis Ross
Rest in peace hero.Death to Israshit!
Elijah Flores
not a single step backward, comrade
Charles King
(Checked) Improved version, the red stars represent known Shabiha (guys who have raised Syrian flag in the cities)
Ryan Williams
>JUST YOU ASS*DISTS WAIT! THIS WAS OUR ACTUAL PLAN ALL ALONG! PHASE 98342342784329469235423 HAS JUST BEGUN!
Angel Ramirez
Countryside General still posts this kind of shit unironically, no joke
Justin Perez
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Michael Fisher
>Phone detected Y..You have no proof
Joshua Martinez
>Taking this long to deny Nice ID btw.
Kayden Miller
>log >log of shit >Andy Sixx
Carson Murphy
Why are we using potatoes instead of real brain?- Abu Mosad 2018 moments before SAA artirelly barrage.
Lucas Anderson
Final version: I noticed that there was one more that I missed: Kafr Batna. The darker green line behind these cities is what the frontline will look like if the SAA is able to blitz the cities marked with red stars because of the Shabiha. As you can see, it would not only de-facto split the pocket in half by fire control, but it would also sandwich the urban areas in the pocket - meaning it's likely that Duma will be the last bastion to fall (be liberated).
Jose Smith
A Fucking Leaf
Austin Anderson
>Major breakthrough: Syrian Army, rebels open first crossing in Idlib
BEIRUT, LEBANON (3:30 A.M.) – The Syrian Arab Army (SAA) and rebel forces have agreed upon and opened a new crossing in the Idlib Governorate, a military source told Al-Masdar News on late Tuesday.
According to the source, the crossing is located to the west of the Abu Dhuhour Military Airport and will be under the observation of the Russian and Turkish armies.
The crossing will be used to allow civilians to travel between rebel and Syrian Army held areas, while also providing Syrians a way to conduct commerce in the Idlib Governorate. Ten of civilians have already started crossing to government-held areas in order back to return to their hometowns in eastern Idlib.
This will be the only crossing that will be open to Syrians, as the previous Morek crossing was closed by the rebel forces.
The Kurds are going to be shitting their pants when they see this.
Kayden Walker
Why?
Adam Robinson
Interesting. Thanks for effort. Seems like it will be easier than i thought.
Brody Hernandez
If the Turks and SAA signed a deal that was approved by Assad, what else have they negotiated? Control of Afrin post-OB?
Jason Jackson
Gn fags
Isaiah Ross
>Turks and SAA Except it's Russians at the crossing, not SAA. But I get what you're saying. >what else have they negotiated? Control of Afrin post-OB? Think bigger: control of Rojava post-OB.
Connor Perry
It's not a rocket science Assad and Erdogan have some agreement since first Sochi talks. Kurds clearly do understand that they're fucked.
John Roberts
>Interesting. Thanks for effort. Np. >Seems like it will be easier than i thought. The real nut to crack will be Duma, unless it's crawling with Shabiha - which wouldn't surprise me after 7 years of war.
Jose Rodriguez
why is Assad letting Kurd convoys into afrin then
Gavin Sanders
>Crime is a result of poverty; less poverty = less crime. Wut? We now have the best standard of living since tsarism and the crime rate is still high.
In the Republic of Tuva, for example, the level of homicides goes off - 37 murders per 100,000 people. It's Africa-tier!
Jaxson Carter
She's a naive idiot. We knew this.
Chase Kelly
I'm starting to think the kurds will rather prefer to be genocided than surrendering to the Syrian Army.
As-salamu alaykum brothers I hope you are all well, question for you, which is the best kamel for to be breeding with?
Grayson Garcia
>I'm starting to think the kurds will rather prefer to be genocided than surrendering to the Syrian Army. Best possible outcome, solves the problem forever
IMO American advisors/leadership is pushing them to this position, they are likely being threatened with losing support if they cooperate too much with the SAA/allies
Oliver Powell
Your mother whenever i make her take a shower.
Owen Rivera
They're also letting NDF units into the region. Helping both sides helps him.
Mason Anderson
But that means that Afrin+Idlib+AlBab will become northern Cyprus 2.0.
Cooper Gutierrez
>kurds will rather prefer to be genocided than surrendering to the Syrian Army But why not both?
Elijah White
Everything between Turkey and Russia and therefore Syria has been settled since the start of afrin op, this is the meaning of olive branch. The Su-24 shoot down was probably a US backed operation to disrupt this.
Gavin Gutierrez
Thermobaric weapons are a hell of a thing. There’s probably hundreds of Jihadis who’ve been vaporized and suffocated in their bunkers.
For those of you wondering about all the the reports and pics you see of civilians being “gassed”, they are just the unlucky bystanders of a thermobaric bomb or missile burning their very lungs and getting getting pulped, hence the breathers you see them wearing.
If it was chlorine gas they had been exposed to, their eyes would be gone. Chlorine blinds and turns your lungs to goo. Not one of these civilians is seen blinded, or gurgling to breath. It’s a complete joke.
Connor Sanchez
Theoretically, Assad can make an unexpected move - to give the Kurds independence. This will provoke Turkey into full-scale hostilities against the Kurds. The US will be forced either to leave or to completely ruin relations with Turkey, which will theoretically force the latter to withdraw from NATO.
Win-win strategy.
Andrew Hill
reminder that if the east ghouta offensive continues, trump will surely bomb assad
Luis Miller
Nah. Putin wont let that happen. In the end he, Erdo an Assad will have to sit to a table together and make some deal. I dont believe Putin and Assad will allow breaking territorrial integrity of Syria. At most, Erdo will be allowed to stick his fingers into Syrian politics a bit and maybe some economic deals and stuff. At minimum he will be allowed to genocide Kurds.
Landon Walker
>Assad can make an unexpected move - to give the Kurds independence I don't think that would help him to get every inch back.
Isaac Nguyen
question why do so many Serbs support Israel?
Dylan Sanchez
anyone remember the "pipelines in syria" guy? his yt acc got terminated apparently and I don't remember his name...
Bentley Hall
Lel, no. That would be a sign of weakness on his part.
Anthony Adams
That would explain a lot.
Matthew Lee
Nah, it's impossible. Balkanization has already occurred, so why not use it?
Bentley Brooks
>Countryside General
I'm a newfag, who is this?
David Long
>For those of you wondering about all the the reports and pics you see of civilians being “gassed”, they are just the unlucky bystanders of a thermobaric bomb or missile burning their very lungs and getting getting pulped, hence the breathers you see them wearing. Not to mention any unexploded thermobaric fuel is highly toxic and vaporizes easily
Camden Sanders
reminder that pakistsan and malaysia are rightful arab clay
Asher Johnson
>Nobody spoonfeed this newfaggot Lurk moar newfaggot.
Robert Price
Why isn't there a resistance axis Kurdish faction? It was Soleimani and Iranian heavy weapons support that saved the peshmerga from daesh. Then they went and fell for the US decide and conquer strategy.
Evan Reed
>Balkanization has already occurred Not de jure, Assad can play his cards better.
Adrian Cooper
Disregard this user, pls spoonfeed me
Matthew Wilson
/sg/ is really full of retards. You had created dumb new ottoman empire meme and blindly believe in it disregarding common sense and logic.
>It's another my "countrymen" invade the thread and make the rest of us look like asses episode
Jackson Ward
half of ISIS is/was K*rdish, and now they've just folded back into the other US/Israel proxy, the SDF.
K*rds have a long history of jewry.
Jason Phillips
kys my jew
Aiden Mitchell
Nobody of value. Annoying arab terrorist with internet connection.
Jace Ramirez
Talabani's PUK are legit Iranian puppets and have been so since the 80's. They are like "muh socialism" and they are against separatism from Iraq. Also its why Talabani's son kind of sided with Iraq over the Kirkuk thing.
Matthew Butler
Also can some Majoos-anons redpill me on why /r/iran hates the Islamic Republic so much? I'm as anti-iran as they come, and even I admit the Islamic Republic is the best system for Iran.
Carter Edwards
I just ate a Pork roll from the shops /sandnigger general/ Are the Ghouta "peaceful moderates" ded yet?
Nathan Morales
About halfdead, vomiting blood.
Robert Kelly
Probably quite a few of them are Diaspora niggas who LARP about wanting the Shahanshah back
Daniel Robinson
They are pro shah diaspora who lost their wealth made off the backs of ordinary people with the revolution
Kayden Rogers
Its a shame.
Lands east of the Arab world should unite into an Islamic Republic, countries like Iran, Pakistan, Afghanistan and central asia etc. Its the best reflection of their heritage and their best political system.
Arab countries should unite into a secular arab republic.
Julian Jones
my shoulder fucking hurts bump
Henry James
ANY NEW GAINZ TODAY LADS?
Jordan Clark
Before the sectarian propaganda went into overdrive the Iranian revolution and government model had lots of support in Sunni countries.
well Pakistan and Afghanistan are already Islamic Republics
I don't think the Islamic Republic model would work in Arab countries, because Arab countries are mostly Arab in identity, and have Christian and Muslim populations, along with alawite and druze populations who would not accept an Islamic Republic. Countries like Egypt, Syria, Algeria, and formerly Ba'athist Iraq, have the right model for Arab countries, i.e. a secular Arab nationalist country who's primary identity is Arab, not Islam.
But when you go to the eastern Islamic countries, there's way more diversity. Like, Iran is only 50% Persian, the remainder are Turks, Kurds, Azeris, Balochis, Tabarestani, etc. Pakistan is 50% punjab, and Sindhi, balochi, pashtun, etc. Afghanistan is half pashtun, half persian. These countries don't have a single ethnic identity, their national identity and source of unity primarily comes from being Muslim, so an Islamic Republic would work best for these.
Leo Gomez
You just know that Bitches want that Tiger
Isaac Brooks
>page 6
Mason Harris
This general is why pol’s quality has decreased. We don’t need Islamic Fags.
Eli Richardson
>163031863 >This general is why pol’s quality has decreased. We don’t need Islamic Fags.
Christopher Myers
Sabqa and Hammuriyah are gonna fall next, civilians are raising flags in support of SAA and Assad on large buildings. Reports of them clashing with local jihadists. Almost done man, almost
Owen Rivera
what the fucking fuck why do you always have such shit saved on your computer bait is such an annoying way to keep threads bumped, please don't
ay si, ay si.. como los mexicanos no se miran igual? Only a few shades darker..
Oliver Cruz
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Carson Phillips
WFT?
These countries are artificial and were created in times of colonialism. Religion and authoritarianism are the only thing that keeps them from bloody wars
Benjamin White
>what the fucking fuck why do you always have such shit saved on your computer To bump threads, obviously. It's quite effective Also, look at the flag. Pls post the NatGeo one with the nigger getting a golden shower.
