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Turkish gangs are advancing on the pro-American SDF forces in Syria: a number of settlements and the important Minag airfield have been captured
▪️Pro-Turkish militants storm the enclave of American-sponsored Kurdish SDS detachments - Tel Rifat.
▪️"During the operation launched against the PKK/YPG forces to create a terrorist corridor between Tel Rifat and northeastern Syria, the SNA established control over the Minag airfield," Turkish state media write.
▪️The strategic airport (13 km from Turkey's borders) was captured by the Kurds SDF/YPG in 2016.
▪️Russia and Iran also used the airport as a headquarters and distributed military supplies from this base.
▪️In the northwest, northeast, east and south of the region, fighting continues between the forces of pro-Turkish gangs and pro-American SDF units (SDF) in the Tel-Ri area
▪️Pro-Turkish militants storm the enclave of American-sponsored Kurdish SDS detachments - Tel Rifat.
▪️"During the operation launched against the PKK/YPG forces to create a terrorist corridor between Tel Rifat and northeastern Syria, the SNA established control over the Minag airfield," Turkish state media write.
▪️The strategic airport (13 km from Turkey's borders) was captured by the Kurds SDF/YPG in 2016.
▪️Russia and Iran also used the airport as a headquarters and distributed military supplies from this base.
▪️In the northwest, northeast, east and south of the region, fighting continues between the forces of pro-Turkish gangs and pro-American SDF units (SDF) in the Tel-Ri area
Everyone sending fighters to Syria
Americans
Turks
Israelis
Ukrainians
Lebanese
Russian
Iraqi
Iran
Yemen
Large iranian reinforcements from Iraq starts arriving. Shiia fighters well trained and motivated
In the hottest days of Syria tens of thousands of them were fighting, hopefully they can pull it off again
Americans
Turks
Israelis
Ukrainians
Lebanese
Russian
Iraqi
Iran
Yemen
Large iranian reinforcements from Iraq starts arriving. Shiia fighters well trained and motivated
In the hottest days of Syria tens of thousands of them were fighting, hopefully they can pull it off again
Analyst Intel
War in Syria: situation as of the afternoon 02.12.24...
The situation is very dynamic, due to the fact that the "barmaley" units have become complacent and are clearly unable to hold on to everything that they managed to capture in the first days of the front's collapse. Meanwhile, the Syrian army has suddenly stopped retreating and is going on the counteroffensive.
At the same time, the Syrian army units north of Hama have managed to create a kind of fist and, relying on air support from the Russian Aerospace Forces, are conducting a counteroffensive in the northern part of the province of the same name and the southern part of the Idlib province.
The command of this group has the energy it takes (with our new people there). The operation being planned (judging by the field data) is simply beautiful: by pinning down the enemy along the M5 highway and moving towards Murak, to try to get to the enemy's rear and cut off their vanguards in the area of the city of Maarat Al-Numan.
In case of success, the entire territory to the south will most likely be abandoned by the enemy, which will immediately simplify the situation on the front, allowing it to be significantly reduced and operations to continue with a strike force along the highway.
If this group is equipped with a good team of "drones" who will monitor the enemy's movements and strike them, it may very well be possible to advance further to Abu al-Duhur, taking control of which will make it possible to move further north towards Aleppo.
It is too early to speak of the city just yet, but there is still a chance to quickly recapture a significant part of the territory to the south. Especially if the Iraqi Shiites, whose troops have been advancing from Iraq to the west for two days now, manage to quickly get there.
The second important stabilizing factor is the persistence of the Kurds, who openly came out against the terrorists (not for Assad, but so that the pro-Turkish "bashi-bazouks" would not slaughter them). They are doing much to constrain [the terrorists], both in the area of the northern quarters of Aleppo, and to the southwest, in the area of the Euphrates River, the western bank of which they are trying to occupy before the "Barmaleys" in order to connect with the Manbij region and create a convenient front for further defense. This in turn will form the right flank of government troops, which will also significantly simplify further combat operations for the SAA.
Meanwhile, weapons are being distributed en masse to the population and local self-defense units are beginning to occupy parts of the front (and rear), from where regular SAA units can then be withdrawn to be used for further combat operations.
I will say it again - the coming days can still decide a lot here. And I will repeat again, it is important that the enemy does not manage to open a second front against the SAA in the south.
War in Syria: situation as of the afternoon 02.12.24...
The situation is very dynamic, due to the fact that the "barmaley" units have become complacent and are clearly unable to hold on to everything that they managed to capture in the first days of the front's collapse. Meanwhile, the Syrian army has suddenly stopped retreating and is going on the counteroffensive.
At the same time, the Syrian army units north of Hama have managed to create a kind of fist and, relying on air support from the Russian Aerospace Forces, are conducting a counteroffensive in the northern part of the province of the same name and the southern part of the Idlib province.
The command of this group has the energy it takes (with our new people there). The operation being planned (judging by the field data) is simply beautiful: by pinning down the enemy along the M5 highway and moving towards Murak, to try to get to the enemy's rear and cut off their vanguards in the area of the city of Maarat Al-Numan.
In case of success, the entire territory to the south will most likely be abandoned by the enemy, which will immediately simplify the situation on the front, allowing it to be significantly reduced and operations to continue with a strike force along the highway.
If this group is equipped with a good team of "drones" who will monitor the enemy's movements and strike them, it may very well be possible to advance further to Abu al-Duhur, taking control of which will make it possible to move further north towards Aleppo.
It is too early to speak of the city just yet, but there is still a chance to quickly recapture a significant part of the territory to the south. Especially if the Iraqi Shiites, whose troops have been advancing from Iraq to the west for two days now, manage to quickly get there.
The second important stabilizing factor is the persistence of the Kurds, who openly came out against the terrorists (not for Assad, but so that the pro-Turkish "bashi-bazouks" would not slaughter them). They are doing much to constrain [the terrorists], both in the area of the northern quarters of Aleppo, and to the southwest, in the area of the Euphrates River, the western bank of which they are trying to occupy before the "Barmaleys" in order to connect with the Manbij region and create a convenient front for further defense. This in turn will form the right flank of government troops, which will also significantly simplify further combat operations for the SAA.
Meanwhile, weapons are being distributed en masse to the population and local self-defense units are beginning to occupy parts of the front (and rear), from where regular SAA units can then be withdrawn to be used for further combat operations.
I will say it again - the coming days can still decide a lot here. And I will repeat again, it is important that the enemy does not manage to open a second front against the SAA in the south.
The city of Hama held out by morning; the militants were unable to gain a foothold on its outskirts overnight.
Units of the 25th Special Forces Division "Tiger Forces" that arrived in the city, led by General Suheil Al-Hassan, who had returned there, continue to hold the city and the approaches to it with the help of Russian specialists and air strikes on the militants' rear.
However, the situation on the flanks of Hama remains extremely difficult - the jihadists continue to try to bypass the city from the west and east, thereby forcing the Syrian army to begin a new retreat.
By the way, as you can see, General Suhel has already managed to get slightly wounded. Earlier, the militants reported an attack on his car by their kamikaze drone.
Units of the 25th Special Forces Division "Tiger Forces" that arrived in the city, led by General Suheil Al-Hassan, who had returned there, continue to hold the city and the approaches to it with the help of Russian specialists and air strikes on the militants' rear.
However, the situation on the flanks of Hama remains extremely difficult - the jihadists continue to try to bypass the city from the west and east, thereby forcing the Syrian army to begin a new retreat.
By the way, as you can see, General Suhel has already managed to get slightly wounded. Earlier, the militants reported an attack on his car by their kamikaze drone.
Syrian Defense Ministry:
"Joint Syrian-Russian fighter jets and fire support helicopters destroy a large number of terrorist vehicles in the northern countryside of Hama, eliminating dozens of them and working to strengthen the lines of our defense forces in that direction."
"Joint Syrian-Russian fighter jets and fire support helicopters destroy a large number of terrorist vehicles in the northern countryside of Hama, eliminating dozens of them and working to strengthen the lines of our defense forces in that direction."
Syrian Minister of Defense:
– Today, we are fighting a fierce and ongoing battle with the most brutal terrorist organizations, which are using a guerrilla approach, which forces our armed forces to use appropriate methods in fighting the battles, including advances and retreats, and withdrawals to some defensive points.
– These terrorist organizations are backed by Turkey and other actors, in terms of logistics, weaponry and planning, which complicates the situation.
– We are in a good field situation, and our armed forces have worked to redeploy to preserve lives.
– Military action in the context of battle tactics sometimes requires redeployment.
– Syria, with its army, people, leadership, and the support of its allies and friends, is capable of overcoming the challenges, no matter how severe or difficult.
– We confirm that what happened in the city of Hama today is a temporary tactical measure. Our forces are still in the vicinity of the city of Hama and are fully prepared and ready to confront any assault
– Today, we are fighting a fierce and ongoing battle with the most brutal terrorist organizations, which are using a guerrilla approach, which forces our armed forces to use appropriate methods in fighting the battles, including advances and retreats, and withdrawals to some defensive points.
– These terrorist organizations are backed by Turkey and other actors, in terms of logistics, weaponry and planning, which complicates the situation.
– We are in a good field situation, and our armed forces have worked to redeploy to preserve lives.
– Military action in the context of battle tactics sometimes requires redeployment.
– Syria, with its army, people, leadership, and the support of its allies and friends, is capable of overcoming the challenges, no matter how severe or difficult.
– We confirm that what happened in the city of Hama today is a temporary tactical measure. Our forces are still in the vicinity of the city of Hama and are fully prepared and ready to confront any assault
Sheikh Naim Qassem: Resilience, Victory, and Solidarity with Syria Against Aggression
Sheikh Naim Qassem highlighted the steadfastness of the resistance during the 64-day battle, emphasizing the sacrifices, pain, and trust in God that were pivotal to achieving victory. He outlined three key factors for this success: the resilience of fighters on the ground, the inspiring sacrifices of martyrs led by Sayyed Nasrallah, and the restoration of Hezbollah’s command structures, which ensured effective management of the battle.
He described the resistance’s triumph as a significant defeat for Israel, which failed to achieve its objectives. UN Resolution 1701 was framed as a mechanism to enforce existing agreements, holding Israel accountable for withdrawal and adherence to its terms. Despite over 60 Israeli violations of the ceasefire, Hezbollah supports efforts to make the agreement work while urging the Lebanese government to address breaches.
Sheikh Qassem underscored Hezbollah’s strength in its unwavering commitment to the liberation of Palestinian and Lebanese lands, while continuing to learn from past battles to enhance its capabilities. He expressed deep gratitude to those who supported displaced individuals and countries that stood by Lebanon during its crises.
On Syria, Sheikh Qassem emphasized that the aggression against the country is orchestrated by the U.S. and Israel, with Takfiri groups serving as tools to undermine Syria’s role as a pillar of resistance. He highlighted the use of Takfiri groups as tools to destabilize the region and warned against attempts to turn Syria into a state serving Israeli interests.
The speech concluded with a call for unified support to confront Israel’s expansionist agenda, framing resistance as essential to safeguarding regional sovereignty and confronting oppression
Sheikh Naim Qassem highlighted the steadfastness of the resistance during the 64-day battle, emphasizing the sacrifices, pain, and trust in God that were pivotal to achieving victory. He outlined three key factors for this success: the resilience of fighters on the ground, the inspiring sacrifices of martyrs led by Sayyed Nasrallah, and the restoration of Hezbollah’s command structures, which ensured effective management of the battle.
He described the resistance’s triumph as a significant defeat for Israel, which failed to achieve its objectives. UN Resolution 1701 was framed as a mechanism to enforce existing agreements, holding Israel accountable for withdrawal and adherence to its terms. Despite over 60 Israeli violations of the ceasefire, Hezbollah supports efforts to make the agreement work while urging the Lebanese government to address breaches.
Sheikh Qassem underscored Hezbollah’s strength in its unwavering commitment to the liberation of Palestinian and Lebanese lands, while continuing to learn from past battles to enhance its capabilities. He expressed deep gratitude to those who supported displaced individuals and countries that stood by Lebanon during its crises.
On Syria, Sheikh Qassem emphasized that the aggression against the country is orchestrated by the U.S. and Israel, with Takfiri groups serving as tools to undermine Syria’s role as a pillar of resistance. He highlighted the use of Takfiri groups as tools to destabilize the region and warned against attempts to turn Syria into a state serving Israeli interests.
The speech concluded with a call for unified support to confront Israel’s expansionist agenda, framing resistance as essential to safeguarding regional sovereignty and confronting oppression
After the fall of Hama, the next major city on the militants' path is Homs , also the capital of the province of the same name.
The two cities are separated by less than 40 km of the M5 road and a couple of small towns: Er-Rastan and Tall-Bissa . Rastan is easy to defend due to its location and terrain - the city is located on the Asi River, facing the militants, and is protected from the north-western flank by a wide reservoir.
It was the inability of the Syrian army to hold the flanks near Hama that caused the surrender of the city, which they had recently managed to recapture from the militants who had entered and even set up defenses on the northern outskirts. Er-Rastan is partially protected from this problem, but given that we are talking about the Syrian army, we will not undertake to make any predictions.
If the militants reach Homs and capture it, the militants will have an open road not only to the south, to the capital of Syria, the city of Damascus , but also a convenient route to the west, to the coast, where key Russian military facilities are located - the naval base in Tartus , which will be about 80 km away, and the Khmeimim airfield in Latakia , which follows it.
Thus, if the jihadists establish control over Homs, this in itself will not only cut off the coast and the Russian bases on it from the capital region, but will also raise the question of the need to evacuate them . And the subsequent advance of the jihadists towards Damascus will raise the question of the existence of our ally, the Syrian state , as we have known it for the past few years.
It is still unknown what specific real assistance Russia and Iran, already deeply mired in other conflicts, are ready to provide to Assad, so the Syrian army and its leadership need to take independent steps as soon as possible to stabilize the situation, which is close to critical
The two cities are separated by less than 40 km of the M5 road and a couple of small towns: Er-Rastan and Tall-Bissa . Rastan is easy to defend due to its location and terrain - the city is located on the Asi River, facing the militants, and is protected from the north-western flank by a wide reservoir.
It was the inability of the Syrian army to hold the flanks near Hama that caused the surrender of the city, which they had recently managed to recapture from the militants who had entered and even set up defenses on the northern outskirts. Er-Rastan is partially protected from this problem, but given that we are talking about the Syrian army, we will not undertake to make any predictions.
If the militants reach Homs and capture it, the militants will have an open road not only to the south, to the capital of Syria, the city of Damascus , but also a convenient route to the west, to the coast, where key Russian military facilities are located - the naval base in Tartus , which will be about 80 km away, and the Khmeimim airfield in Latakia , which follows it.
Thus, if the jihadists establish control over Homs, this in itself will not only cut off the coast and the Russian bases on it from the capital region, but will also raise the question of the need to evacuate them . And the subsequent advance of the jihadists towards Damascus will raise the question of the existence of our ally, the Syrian state , as we have known it for the past few years.
It is still unknown what specific real assistance Russia and Iran, already deeply mired in other conflicts, are ready to provide to Assad, so the Syrian army and its leadership need to take independent steps as soon as possible to stabilize the situation, which is close to critical
I just found out ISIS was backed by the West.
Remember they cut that journalist head off, and burnt alive that pilot in a cage. Man the West is just as bad as Nazi Germany.
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