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Syria
The current map of this country, with some reservations, is looking more and more like the 100-year-old map of the French Mandate of Syria and Lebanon.
As the conflict there has progressed, the chances of the country to remain united have plummeted. A century ago, six new countries could have emerged in its place, and some of them may now get a second chance for statehood.
In the worst-case scenario, Syria could split into several parts. One of them could be “the Kurdish-populated north-east”.
Clashes between the Turkey and U.S. proxy forces have already caused an angry reaction in Washington. The pro-Kurdish lobby, which is particularly strong in the team of incoming President Donald Trump, is already threatening Ankara with sanctions in case a large conflict with the Kurds erupts. At the same time, the Israeli lobby in the United States is agitating for the idea of creating Kurdistan.
The second contender for independence is the Alawites of Latakia in the northwest of the country. They are separated from the rest of Syria, albeit by small mountains, and also have access to the sea. They will get particular attention because of Russian military bases and important ports in Latakia.
The Great Syrian Desert stands out against this backdrop, with an innumerable militants in the area. These are gigantic, sparsely populated territories. It is difficult to form a state there. It is equally difficult to catch all the militants there because they are backed by part of the local population.
Damascus, the oldest inhabited capital in the world, is now in new hands. On December 14, 2024, the commander-in-chief of the Syrian administration, formerly known as Abu Muhammad al-Julani, now called al-Sharaa, gave a big interview to the Qatari channel al-Jazeera. His main talking points were as follows:
- the MoD will dissolve all Syrian armed groups;
- the new administration has close contacts with Christians and Druzes;
- the transitional government has a plan to correct the mistakes of the ousted president’s regime;
- Israel “violated the demarcation line with Syria” on the Golan Heights, and there is no argument from the Jewish state that justifies the invasion (on Dec. 7-8, Israeli troops crossed the Syrian border in the Golan Heights for the first time in over half a century. Meeting no resistance, the they took control of the Syrian side of the Hermon mountain range).
Along with the typical phrases about “world peace and building a new Syria,” the current authorities have designated their geopolitical vector quite clear: they do not intend to enter into a conflict with Israel (if it stops its advance deep into Syrian territory), are negotiating with the UK on the reopening of its embassy, and “give Russia a chance to reconsider its relations with the Syrian people.”
Lebanon
The cease-fire in Lebanon turned out to be another tactical move on the way to achieving Israel’s main goal, which it declared years ago – the elimination of the threat posed by Iran.
Whether the attack by armed opposition forces was initiated by Israel or the US is not known. So far, these are only theories, but the fact remains that Bashar al-Assad has lost his power, and the air defense systems that could deter Israeli planes and missiles on their way to Iran are no longer operational. It is also symbolic that Benjamin Netanyahu has already issued a propaganda appeal to the people of Iran against the Ayatollahs’ regime.
As for Hezbollah, its military potential has apparently not yet completely depleted. Only the top commanders have been eliminated, but new people will soon take their place. The movement’s stockpile of missiles is highly likely quite substantial, since Hezbollah is not Hamas, which has been “locked up” in Gaza. Hezbollah has all of Lebanon for warehouses, factories and workshops. Why do they keep a low profile? Not because they are complying with the ceasefire. Everyone realizes that a direct confrontation between Israel and Iran is inevitable, which is why Hezbollah is storing ammunition and preparing its high-precision missiles. Hezbollah’s underground facilities are very deeply buried, much better equipped and more ready than we saw it in Gaza.
At the same time, Iran is objectively weakened now, and there may not be a better time to attack its nuclear facilities.
Palestine
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and US President-elect Donald Trump held a telephone conversation. They discussed the current situation in the Middle East. Details of their conversation are not yet available, but, as the saying goes, sapienti sat.
Recall that on December 8, the Israeli army announced that it had taken positions in the buffer zone on the Golan Heights, since 1974 separating the territories under Israeli and Syrian control. Netanyahu assured that this is a temporary defensive measure aimed at stopping potential threats to his country in the Syrian direction. He also emphasized that the troops will remain there until Israel has security guarantees on the border.
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the abomination in occupied palestine will have to be destroyed before there is peace in the region. this time the demon has bitten off more than it can swallow. meanwhile nut’nyahoo flounders in blood as the zionazi stain extends into syria. $atan is out of control. the end of the beast approaches as the orange man threatens iran. karma will not be denied.
you talk religion which until now has never helped palestine , lebanon, syria, iraq or iran! this is because religious thinking is incapable of understanding the reality as objective! where is that god that would help you?!
exactly you keep praying for this sky good to grant you “victory” but he never does
the jews greatest weaknesses is their arrogance and delusions of grandeur. every day, their list of enemies grows, just like the americans. they are hated globally. many jews are getting nose jobs and changing their surnames. not because they are winning but because they understand what the future has in store for them
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hi there 🤫 😜. for anyone to have a conversation with you, they’d need to be fully expressive in hand/sign language i believe – am i correct ?
the hamassholes in gaza resort now to looting everything they can get from the local gazan population without remorse or mercy while shooting point blank those who gets in their way. typical iranian satanic idiots .
meanwhile, hezbollah terrorists mostly without ball sacs are basically outgunned and outsmarted and now without syria to provide them basic terror needs , they have become stoopid idiots like filthy rats running and hiding
you mean rats like the israeli leadership that went into an underground bunker?
the real rats were the islam terrorists hiding behind civilians. stop trying to reverse uni card. idiot. typical islamic goatf@ckers low iq
“trying to reverse uni card”. what’s that ? do you mean trying to forge an uni card i.d. i suppose ? forgery, deceit, lying. you referring to joos’ by any chance ? 💩💩💩
hezbollah without ball sacs and diaper army dicks using butt plugs to keep them focused. this thread is getting a little sleazy. you go 💓 girl, go ! !
all is well, the greater israel plan is progressing as designed. the traitors are aligned, the lies are told and the proxies set for battle. iran, russia and hezbollah mishandled the invaders. they played whack a mole and little else. gave examples of might, but didn’t enforce it. hit targets, but didn’t destroy them. now those targets are being used to consolidate new lands, which they will never give up.
their desire to ‘not escalate’ a failure, now it is inevitable. iraq is questionable, will they stand or sit on the fence? jordan’s king is nervous, only the people care about palestine and egypt is no better. iran is next, no matter what they say…then on to russia. in their search for peace, they have found war, because they didn’t remember who they are dealing with. they didn’t strike as they should have, now they will pay.
the zionist plan is likely for a civil war between erdogan and usa backed head choppers to clear the political landscabe for the new globalist backed regime
iran is next , russia allies wipe out
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iran can escape regime change by getting more pro-active in iraq. it’s important to forge close contacts and cooperation among shiite fighters in iraq and also work with iraq and turkiye. i think iran made a very big mistake in iraq that my lead to serious trouble for iran: it maintained p.m.u independence from the government. a serious mistake as this creates a perfect condition for civil war. don’t be surprised to see isis/shia war 2.0.
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russia and iran have been talking bout a supposed “comprehensive strategic partnership agreement” for almost a year now with no results! idk which side is the one that’s being cowardly, or are they both? or are they simply stupid and inept? in any case, now iran and lebanon must be protected at all cost! hamas was the biggest idiot here, not coordinating their actions with regional resistance and doing in alone led to an utter disaster.