Developments September 1 Hama >Ma'ardas/Ma'rus (north of Hama city) was kept overnight but lost today >Sawran/Souran was fully taken by Jund al-Aqsa sometime after midnight Aleppo >Clashes ongoing in Technical College (northern part of Artillery Academy) >Fateh Halab attack on Mallah area - failed >IS retakes some villages east of al-Ra'i
>Erdoğan: “PYD didn't leave West of Euphrates. We don't believe what US says. It is us who will decide whether they left.”
Jordan Hill
>rolled up mattress with flower pattern on the tank truck >mfw this is not a tank but a '68 Hippy VW Bully
Dominic Brooks
first for turks conquering gains they claim they had two days ago
Asher Smith
I think its contested
Xavier Johnson
Kurds demonstrating the hidden feature of communal confederalization, a village can join but no one can leave. YPG surrounded Liwa Al Tahrir in their own village. Cause of clashes, YPG doesn't like the idea that Tahrir only wants to fight ISIS and don't want to fight FSA around Jarablus
1 should be green. TAF doesn't control the territory.
Andrew Morgan
I dont see a problem in distinguishing it now from other rebel-held areas as its quite a different circumstance. Also colour is inherited from the base map I work with
I kinda see your point though, maybe the legend item could be worded differently like "Turkish Army-backed rebels" or something
John Wood
old map...villages east of rai already lost to IS
Anthony Mitchell
oh fuck, yes, I forgot that too
Joseph Gomez
they are pretty much mercenaries. they are definitely different than azaz pocket rebels. I think they should have different colors.
Aaron Jones
and on that note, good night lads
Charles Robinson
>Shias praying in Darayya as a sign of victory over sunnis.
So know, O muslims, that the rafidha are to you a plain enemy.
Easton Torres
>suddenly shi'a What are they up to? Nothing wrong with killing Sunnis.
Robert Davis
Anyone notice that cat in OP's pic? How did it get there?
Jackson Barnes
Rafidhi kalb
Jace Barnes
fugg fucked up some flags, fixed in Twitter/WordPress version
through Photoshop
meet Palmyra cat, the /sg/ mascot of the Palmyra offensive back in March
Juan Martin
cats are the power animal of all things russian
Camden Martin
So is this a full Religious War between the Shia and Sunni?
Brody Morris
squish roach
Colton Evans
Has it ever ended?
Alexander Baker
>Has it ever ended? And my psychopathic leaders getting in the middle of it all.
Justin Ramirez
There is one more footage where the guy just looks at the tank and thinks it will stop but the tank just rolls over him and continues
Landon Gray
what is your opinion of the coup attempt?
Joshua Moore
That conflict is getting more and more confusing, are Turks now supporting SAA, or are they trying to capture land for themselves for unforeseeable future before Kurds or someone else takse it?
Kayden Lee
Aqsa and New Syrian Army have the same colors. Come on.
Nathaniel Diaz
Islam dictates that the law of the land must be the Shariah of Allah. Government outside of Shariah (man-made laws like the US Constitution) are tyranny as a matter of definition. All Muslims are obligated to either attack tyranny (terrorism), or to actively (funding) or passively (withhold criticism) support such attacks. The problem is that, while the substance of Shariah is determined by the agreement of accredited scholars (and those scholars mostly agree on almost everything anyway), Sunni Shariah is incompatibly different with Shi'ism. So as in Iraq (after W and Bremer let them enshrine Shariah in the new Constitition as the law of the land, thinking it would make them happy), you always have to have a huge fight over what Shariah will be, because it is the version of Shariah used and not a personality-cult dictator or party ideology that is the actual determining factor governing the governing of the country.
Joseph Flores
If the coup really happened the country would have gone to shit but at least they could have killed Erdoğan
