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The most retarded statement I have seen in my life, counting all that Serpentine has said. And all other Assad supporters.

The offensive against ISIS is focused on widening the Azaz corridor. They can't attack YPG/JaT and they know they'll get Turkish artillery support if they attack ISIS. The second objective is to also possibly reach Jarablus (priority) & Manbij, and Al Bab (not as high on the list) before...

Rebels are advancing against ISIS in North Aleppo, again reaching Dudiyan. Turkey is giving artillery support, and F-15s have been spotted - some people are saying they bombed rebel held areas, others saying ISIS-held, hard to tell. Meanwhile, Assad is getting screwed in Deir ez Zour. Wonder...

Alright, start by writing a letter to your local Mullah telling them to withdraw IRGC and Hezbollah from Syria.... Wait, they would jail you and then execute you for going against the divinely guided regime. Oops. Source: Al Masdar Hahahahaha

lol, you can't even get the name right, or the tactics. Ahrar al Sham are not Jaish al Islam, and both fight ISIS not as a reaction but whenever the opportunity comes. Meanwhile, Hezbollah supporters are supporting the siege on Madayah: And more.... But it's still all okay, isn't it...

Saying "nice job" to ISIS? But isn't that supporting them? Hmm

Yeah sure you have. The link I sent still stands. Here in Southern California, there are 72 refugees - all of them have talked of the horrors inflicted upon them and their families by Assad primarily, and by ISIS on the sidelines. Not a single bad thing to say about rebels. Not to mention what...

Source of the article: RT. Great logic comrade. 3 families vs 1,000+ people interviewed, hmm: Care about refugees? Listen to them. Oh, and FYI, Assad's forces spray and pray just as much as rebels do. Or else how much would rebels have so much success against such a "professional army" like...

Typical Iranian response, always change the subject to suit your own narrative. This is not a threat about Israeli war crimes, this is a thread about the Syrian civil war. Take this shit elsewhere farsi

There have been ~1,250 ATGM launches since April 2014 (when the TOW got introduced.) Figures are thanks to @yarinah1 on twitter. Assuming 90 TOWs failed (VERY generous figure, and by failed I mean misfire/miss/target only damaged), and 300 TOWs were vs. Soft targets, 500 TOWs were launched...

Ah yes, the people totally didn't want political prisoners released. The *vast* majority of political prisoners were not dangerous in any way, shape, or form. However, Assad released them to Islamize the opposition so they wouldn't receive much foreign support. What part of that do you not...

Those aren't contradictory. Assad did release him to "Islamize" the opposition and make them gain less support from the outside world, and he was the leader of the most anti-ISIS group in Syria by far. More anti-ISIS than YPG because YPG don't fight ISIS ideology, they just fight ISIS to gain...

And how are the two statements in any way contradictory? Zahran was leader of JAI, most anti-ISIS group, but he's also an Islamist, part of Assad's strategy to make revolutionaries seem like "Muslamic terrorists" to everyone else. Regime offensive on shiekh miskeen relentless, they needed...

Yes, stronk map 100% reliable. With ISIS flags where ISIS isn't. Rebels have repelled the regime offensive on Shiekh Miskeen, and have completely retaken Brigade 82, obviously also implying they've kicked out regime from the northern neighborhoods. Another regime offensive fails. SOHR reports...

Maybe you don't talk to enough Iranians lol

Nothing, just sticking it to the Iranians on this forum who worship Russia as some kind of "enemy" to Israel when you two are allies. Brave coming from someone who supports Assad Rebels have lost Dudiyan, Ghazal, and Qarah Kubri to ISIS, thanks to mazar Russia's airstrikes. Civilians and...

There was a Russian drone shot down above Al Malah in Aleppo. What's so special about it? It's Israeli made. "Axis of resistance" continues with idiocy.

All news outlets get their source from either the AP or Reuters. Doesn't matter who reports it, matters how. But yes, his death is confirmed. Not sure about the "host of leaders" part since he was killed on a tour of the Marj al Sultan front, not during a high ranking meeting. As I said, Islam...

That's Faylaq al Sham. Now go read my updated post.

Jaysh al Islam hasn't reported on the death yet (if its true at all), but they are still operating on the Marj al Sultan front: And Hama: Islam Alloush, who was supposedly among the dead, retweeted something posted 5 hours ago. Either he was injured as well or the strike didn't happen. النقيب...