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New Syrian authorities announced their intention to disband all groups - Syria TV
The leader of the new government in Syria, Abu Mohammed al-Julani, said that before making political decisions, it is necessary to carefully analyze the current situation. He also said that the Defense Ministry plans to disband all active groups.
"We seek to form a state based on institutions and the rule of law in order to ensure stability and justice in the country," al-Julani added.
The leader of the new government in Syria, Abu Mohammed al-Julani, said that before making political decisions, it is necessary to carefully analyze the current situation. He also said that the Defense Ministry plans to disband all active groups.
"We seek to form a state based on institutions and the rule of law in order to ensure stability and justice in the country," al-Julani added.
usually it’s at that very moment that a leader finds out a multitude of different agendas inside his own group !
Bro the reports coming out, is crazy as the fuck…
So you gonna have infighting in the HTS
Then there’s fighting between the rebels/terrorist groups
I think there’s like 3 of them…
Now many of the Syrian people is like wtf the HTS ain’t it
They letting Israeli take all of the west
Another crazy thing is that Jolani is from the Golan part of Syria that Israelis stole ! I wonder how his peeps feel about that !
Israelis better be careful, so far they've proven to be garbage when it comes to asymmetrical warfare the worst that can happen to them is to face another militia group from Syria !
terrorists = IDF
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The United States toppled Syria and Assad, it coordinated their assault with Turkey, Britain, and Israel....
Ben Norton breaks down what happened:
Ben Norton breaks down what happened:
I think it was mostly turkey but Russia focus on Ukraine cause all of this to take place.
What are you talking about? Tell me you didn't watch video without telling me you didn't watch the video......
Bro, stick to your BBWs....
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What’s funny that is the truth Russia actually gave turkey opening, but I’m not focusing on serious
He's laughing, because you're saying random stuff that makes no sense.
What are you talking about? Tell me you didn't watch video without telling me you didn't watch the video......
Bro, stick to your BBWs....
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Bro when you start paying attention closely…you will notice everything wrong in the world is the fault Putin, Trump and the lastly but not least the brotha man…
Guys, we should just take the win on this one.
It's not JUST the US, it's Israel, it's Turkey, it's the people of Syria, it's HTS, it's Hezbollah being stuck in Lebanon, it's Iran being outmaneuvered, it's Russia being busy in Ukraine...
Whatever happens next can't possibly be worse then what Assad was doing to his own people.
It's not JUST the US, it's Israel, it's Turkey, it's the people of Syria, it's HTS, it's Hezbollah being stuck in Lebanon, it's Iran being outmaneuvered, it's Russia being busy in Ukraine...
Whatever happens next can't possibly be worse then what Assad was doing to his own people.
The world is too complicated for some if you start diving deeper in the real reasons the world is how it is.
There is no win, the US has gathered terrorists to run Syria just like they did in the 80s in Afghanistan. & the United States controlled the take-over of Syria with Turkey/Britain/Israel as their partners.
I can see that you believe the US Mainstream Media propaganda.
The full Telegragh article referenced...
US ‘prepared Syrian rebel group to help topple Bashar al-Assad’
Fighters funded and trained by America and Britain tell The Telegraph they had advance warning regime would be overthrown475
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An RCA fighter in Palmyra on Wednesday: The group still receives a salary from the US Credit: Eduardo Soteras for The Telegraph
Adrian Blomfieldin Palmyra
18 December 2024 8:08pm GMT
The United States prepared a rebel force to join the offensive that overthrew the regime of Bashar al-Assad, fighters have claimed.
British and American-trained fighters in the Revolutionary Commando Army (RCA), a group aligned against Islamic State, were told “this is your moment” in a briefing by US Special Forces before Assad was ousted.
In the first indication that Washington had prior knowledge of the offensive, the RCA revealed it had been told to scale-up its forces and “be ready” for an attack that could lead to the end of the Assad regime.
“They did not tell us how it would happen,” Capt Bashar al-Mashadani, an RCA commander, told The Telegraph from a former Syrian army air base used by Russia on the outskirts of the city of Palmyra.
“We were just told: ‘Everything is about to change. This is your moment. Either Assad will fall, or you will fall.’ But they did not say when or where, they just told us to be ready.”
Having worked with the RCA to dismantle the Islamic State’s Syrian caliphate, the US still pays its fighters a salary to prevent the terror group’s resurgence.
In the weeks before the briefing at the US-controlled Al-Tanf air base on the border of Iraq, according to Capt Mashadani, the RCA’s ranks were swollen by smaller freelance units like his brought under its command.
As the main rebel force swept south to Damascus in a lightning offensive towards the end of last month, the RCA advanced out of Al Tanf and now occupies roughly one fifth of the country, including pockets of territory in the north of the capital.
US military commanders in Syria ordered the advance to prevent remnants of Isis – which occupied much of the north-east of the country until its defeat in 2019, taking advantage of a power vacuum if Assad fell – senior RCA officers said.
Rebel gunmen scare looters in Damascus on Tuesday, eight days after Bashar al-Assad was toppled Credit: Aris Messinis/AFP via Getty
RCA fighters in Palmyra on Wednesday, at the spot where Isis displayed the beheaded archaeologist Khaled al-Asaad Credit: Eduardo Soteras for The Telegraph
It indicates not only that Washington knew about the offensive led by Hayat Tahrir al-Sham (HTS), which toppled the Assad regime on Dec 8, but that it had precise intelligence about its scale.
Among the chief targets of the US-backed operation was Palmyra, fabled for its Greco-Roman ruins, which was occupied by Isis between 2015 and 2017.
The ancient desert town 150 miles north-west of Damascus is considered a vital bridgehead against Isis and was heavily defended by Russia and Iran-backed militias, including the Lebanese group Hezbollah, until Assad’s fall.
RCA fighters who captured the Russian-controlled Syrian air base on the outskirts of the town last week said they had been told to prepare for Assad’s possible fall in early November, nearly three weeks before the offensive began.
Until one month earlier, Capt Mashadani had been second-in-command of the Abu Khatab brigade. This small unit of 150 men was created by US Special Forces and trained by their British counterparts in Jordan until 2016, to hunt down Isis fighters near Deir ez-Zor, a city in eastern Syria.
RCA fighters display a banner found in a building in Palmyra previously used by the Russian army Credit: Eduardo Soteras for The Telegraph
A rebel fighter on the north-east outskirts of Damascus on Dec 16 Credit: Aris Messinis/AFP via Getty
There were several such Sunni desert units operating out of Al Tanf. They fought separately from the Syrian Democratic Forces (SDF), the Kurdish-led militia that controls much of the country’s north-east.
But, in early October, Capt Mashadani and his fellow commanders said, American officers at Al Tanf brought the Abu Khatab brigade and other units under the joint command of the RCA.
The RCA’s ranks grew from about 800 to as many as 3,000 as a result, he said. All members of the force continued to be armed by the US and to receive their salary of $400 (£315) a month, nearly 12 times what the soldiers in the now defunct Syrian army were paid.
As the offensive began, RCA forces fanned out across the eastern desert, taking control of key roads. They also joined up with a rebel faction in the southern city of Dera’a that reached Damascus before HTS.
Capt Mashadani said the RCA and the fighters of HTS, which is led by Syria’s interim leader Mohammed al-Jolani, were co-operating, and communication between the two forces was being co-ordinated by the Americans at Al-Tanf.
A destroyed building in Homs, the Syrian city, on Tuesday Credit: Eduardo Soteras for The Telegraph
As Syria’s 13-year civil war ground on, it threw up a bewildering array of militias and alliances, most of them backed by foreign powers.
It would therefore be only one of many ironies if the US has been in an effective alliance with a group like HTS, which was al-Qaeda’s affiliate in Syria until it broke away in 2017.
It is equally ironic that rebel factions supported by the US are co-operating with those backed by Turkey in places like Palmyra, while fighting against each other elsewhere in the country.
While Turkey opposed the US-supported Kurds in Syria, it was in full agreement about the threat posed by Isis.
In recent days, the US has carried out dozens of air strikes on Isis positions even as its Kurdish allies have come under sustained attack from Syrian factions supported by Turkey.
Credit: Aaref Watad/AFP via Getty
The Isis threat is clear in the town of Palmyra, which was largely destroyed in the Russian-led battle to recapture it in 2017 and remains mostly abandoned.
Isis fighters are positioned in the hills to the south-west of the town and have effective control of parts of the highway to Damascus, said Abdulrazzaq Abu Khatib, a commander in the Turkey-backed Falcons of the Levant Brigade, which controls central Palmyra.
The Falcons led the offensive that captured Palmyra, with casualties suffered both by his men and by Hezbollah, Mr Khatib said. Another five of his men died on Tuesday while trying to clear a building booby-trapped by the retreating Russians, he added.
An offensive against Isis in the area was likely to begin next month once Palmyra was fully secured, Mr Khatib said.
Thanks, bruh....I appreciate it...The full Telegragh article referenced...
US ‘prepared Syrian rebel group to help topple Bashar al-Assad’
Fighters funded and trained by America and Britain tell The Telegraph they had advance warning regime would be overthrown
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An RCA fighter in Palmyra on Wednesday: The group still receives a salary from the US Credit: Eduardo Soteras for The Telegraph
Adrian Blomfieldin Palmyra
18 December 2024 8:08pm GMT
The United States prepared a rebel force to join the offensive that overthrew the regime of Bashar al-Assad, fighters have claimed.
British and American-trained fighters in the Revolutionary Commando Army (RCA), a group aligned against Islamic State, were told “this is your moment” in a briefing by US Special Forces before Assad was ousted.
In the first indication that Washington had prior knowledge of the offensive, the RCA revealed it had been told to scale-up its forces and “be ready” for an attack that could lead to the end of the Assad regime.
“They did not tell us how it would happen,” Capt Bashar al-Mashadani, an RCA commander, told The Telegraph from a former Syrian army air base used by Russia on the outskirts of the city of Palmyra.
“We were just told: ‘Everything is about to change. This is your moment. Either Assad will fall, or you will fall.’ But they did not say when or where, they just told us to be ready.”
Having worked with the RCA to dismantle the Islamic State’s Syrian caliphate, the US still pays its fighters a salary to prevent the terror group’s resurgence.
In the weeks before the briefing at the US-controlled Al-Tanf air base on the border of Iraq, according to Capt Mashadani, the RCA’s ranks were swollen by smaller freelance units like his brought under its command.
As the main rebel force swept south to Damascus in a lightning offensive towards the end of last month, the RCA advanced out of Al Tanf and now occupies roughly one fifth of the country, including pockets of territory in the north of the capital.
US military commanders in Syria ordered the advance to prevent remnants of Isis – which occupied much of the north-east of the country until its defeat in 2019, taking advantage of a power vacuum if Assad fell – senior RCA officers said.
Rebel gunmen scare looters in Damascus on Tuesday, eight days after Bashar al-Assad was toppled Credit: Aris Messinis/AFP via Getty
RCA fighters in Palmyra on Wednesday, at the spot where Isis displayed the beheaded archaeologist Khaled al-Asaad Credit: Eduardo Soteras for The Telegraph
It indicates not only that Washington knew about the offensive led by Hayat Tahrir al-Sham (HTS), which toppled the Assad regime on Dec 8, but that it had precise intelligence about its scale.
Among the chief targets of the US-backed operation was Palmyra, fabled for its Greco-Roman ruins, which was occupied by Isis between 2015 and 2017.
The ancient desert town 150 miles north-west of Damascus is considered a vital bridgehead against Isis and was heavily defended by Russia and Iran-backed militias, including the Lebanese group Hezbollah, until Assad’s fall.
RCA fighters who captured the Russian-controlled Syrian air base on the outskirts of the town last week said they had been told to prepare for Assad’s possible fall in early November, nearly three weeks before the offensive began.
Until one month earlier, Capt Mashadani had been second-in-command of the Abu Khatab brigade. This small unit of 150 men was created by US Special Forces and trained by their British counterparts in Jordan until 2016, to hunt down Isis fighters near Deir ez-Zor, a city in eastern Syria.
RCA fighters display a banner found in a building in Palmyra previously used by the Russian army Credit: Eduardo Soteras for The Telegraph
A rebel fighter on the north-east outskirts of Damascus on Dec 16 Credit: Aris Messinis/AFP via Getty
There were several such Sunni desert units operating out of Al Tanf. They fought separately from the Syrian Democratic Forces (SDF), the Kurdish-led militia that controls much of the country’s north-east.
But, in early October, Capt Mashadani and his fellow commanders said, American officers at Al Tanf brought the Abu Khatab brigade and other units under the joint command of the RCA.
The RCA’s ranks grew from about 800 to as many as 3,000 as a result, he said. All members of the force continued to be armed by the US and to receive their salary of $400 (£315) a month, nearly 12 times what the soldiers in the now defunct Syrian army were paid.
As the offensive began, RCA forces fanned out across the eastern desert, taking control of key roads. They also joined up with a rebel faction in the southern city of Dera’a that reached Damascus before HTS.
Capt Mashadani said the RCA and the fighters of HTS, which is led by Syria’s interim leader Mohammed al-Jolani, were co-operating, and communication between the two forces was being co-ordinated by the Americans at Al-Tanf.
A destroyed building in Homs, the Syrian city, on Tuesday Credit: Eduardo Soteras for The Telegraph
As Syria’s 13-year civil war ground on, it threw up a bewildering array of militias and alliances, most of them backed by foreign powers.
It would therefore be only one of many ironies if the US has been in an effective alliance with a group like HTS, which was al-Qaeda’s affiliate in Syria until it broke away in 2017.
It is equally ironic that rebel factions supported by the US are co-operating with those backed by Turkey in places like Palmyra, while fighting against each other elsewhere in the country.
While Turkey opposed the US-supported Kurds in Syria, it was in full agreement about the threat posed by Isis.
In recent days, the US has carried out dozens of air strikes on Isis positions even as its Kurdish allies have come under sustained attack from Syrian factions supported by Turkey.
Credit: Aaref Watad/AFP via Getty
The Isis threat is clear in the town of Palmyra, which was largely destroyed in the Russian-led battle to recapture it in 2017 and remains mostly abandoned.
Isis fighters are positioned in the hills to the south-west of the town and have effective control of parts of the highway to Damascus, said Abdulrazzaq Abu Khatib, a commander in the Turkey-backed Falcons of the Levant Brigade, which controls central Palmyra.
The Falcons led the offensive that captured Palmyra, with casualties suffered both by his men and by Hezbollah, Mr Khatib said. Another five of his men died on Tuesday while trying to clear a building booby-trapped by the retreating Russians, he added.
An offensive against Isis in the area was likely to begin next month once Palmyra was fully secured, Mr Khatib said.
All of this might be spot on but I’m say the Syrian people. Them dudes wasn’t even trying to fight.
Iran told them y’all resist for a week and we’ll have our forces there.
Russia air support was crippled the HTC…
So if the Syrians would’ve battled this outcome would’ve been very different.
Seem like the locals wasn’t up to fighting.
Ukraine conflict don’t have nothing to do with Syria.
If you not gonna fight for yourself, why should I fight for you…
Russia told the DPR & LPR people in Ukraine, we will assist y’all but it won’t be all on us. Both regions agreed and the SMO started, before Ukraine launched their assault. (Now that’s the way I understood the shit I watched and read)
Syria mirroring Libya
Yup, and those mirrored when the United States funded and supported the Mujahideen in Afghanistan in the 1980s.
Syria is a rich nation but have suffer from systemically Entities starting shit….
There’s no way a commodity producing nation be on this position….
Im not even gonna talk about natural resources
How can Syria be rich when the United States has been controlling Syria's oil fields and wheat fields, though? It's not about Syria's elites, it's about the US and Israel draining the nation of its resources.
Exactly they resources they can sell and trade To be prosperous but those folks that you listed don’t want that.
Mask, bro, Syria can't sell and trade their resources when it comes oil, because the US Military controls Syria's oil fields and sends a lot of that oil to Israel.
My bad for not being clear. I’m just Alluding to the idea…..seems like Syria could be prosperous if the colonizers wasn’t dipping into Syrian affairs.
I'm not coming at you fam but...
Where was the Arab League when their Syrian brothers and sisters were getting slaughtered by Assad?
Seriously, where were they?
Over 600K killed, over 7 million displaced refugees, over 3 decades of poverty, oppression and torture.
Where were they?
The locals weren't up to fighting?
It's not just that they weren't up to fighting, it's that the locals supported the revolt.
None of these people supported Assad. Why would they after everything he's done?
Assad's only friends are foreign. Russia, Iran and Hezbollah. That's it!
The locals cheered on the rebels as they rolled in that's why it all happened so fast.
Assad had no friends amongst his own people.