Syrian Civil War (Graphic Photos/Vid Not Allowed)

[elszADaQ]

Afghan ape captured by rebels in Daraa

Burkan al-Furat (YPG + FSA) at Sarrin grain silos, supported by air strikes

pics of coalition airstrikes supporting YPG/FSA push on Daesh-held Sarrin

Daesh field commander Abo Al-Hareth was killed in clashes with FSA in Al-Mahsa, Homs eastern countryside

YPG/FSA joint operation foil Daesh attack at Qarah Qawzaq bridge

Kurds, FSA advance on ISIS stronghold

A shadowy rebel Squad called Hayzoum Posts Video of Assassination of Islamic State Commander Abu Dujana al-Maghrebi deep inside Daesh held territory in the city of Shaddadi in Hasakah Province in eastern Syria. In late March, Hayzoum killed several Daesh militants at a checkpoint in Shaddadi.

 

[Dr.Thrax]

You know why Iran is wasting time and effort in Iraq & Syria? To defeat ISIS extremists.

HAHAHAHAHAHA
That was a great joke.
Want to know what Assad does?
Deals with ISIS through oil and electricity deals, lets them through regime controlled areas to get into rebel held areas. For example, Bir Qassab, Hajar al Aswad (which led to the capture of Yarmouk by ISIS), and Eastern Qalamoun.
Who supports Assad? Iran.
Iran is directly supporting ISIS. An idiot might say otherwise, but an educated person will know the truth. Tell me, where are the large scale SAA, Hezbollah, and other Shiite assaults against ISIS like the large-scale assaults against the rebels? If Iran wished to eliminate ISIS, they would, but they won't. ISIS gives legitimacy to Iran (to the common idiot.)
Wallahi when we enter your little shiiteistan we will take our revenge. We won't leave a single soldier of yours alive or uncaptured.
There is a reason the prophet (pbuh) said that near the end of times the land East of Mekkah and Medina will be the source of evil in the Muslim world, and he is absolutely correct.

Terrorists have launched a huge attack from 3 fronts in Idlib province. It's reported to be largest offensive since 2012 Aleppo battle. There are reportedly 9000-12000 terrorists involved and they have brought in everything they had: Tanks, armored vehicles, heavy artillery, suicide bombers and literally anything they had.

First front: Areas around Mastouma south of Idlib city and also Qarmid army army base.

Second front: battle to capture city of Jisr al Shughur.

Third front: Battle to capture Ghab plains southwest of Idlib.

As per reports until now, terrorists have lost too many members, especially around Jisr al Shughur and Qarmid base, numbers vary between 100 to hundreds. SAA has lost 21 soldiers as of now. SAA is using heavy artillery pounding their positions.


This is a very important battle for both sides, if terrorists win, they'll have control over whole Idlib province and if SAA wins, besides killing a large number of its enemies, it will be even more determined to recapture city of Idlib.

We should wait and see what'll happen in coming hours and days.

Here's a map of 3 fronts:

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Muslim Shishani, the 'moderate rebel' from Chechen is leading the battle in Jisr al Shughur:

Military.ir steals maps from Agathcole de Syracuse and doesn't even mention the source...nice.
21 SAA soldiers lost? Hilarious.
Suicide bombings used by Nusra alone killed a few dozens. And considering the front line of defence for Assad is now foreign shiites, SAA has lost a few hundred by now. Rebels have lost less than a hundred.

Other groups:
Islamic Freedom Brigade; West of Jisr, Conquest Army Corps; at the Brick Factory, Front Sham; at the Southern Ghab plain; Army of Islam; West of the Ghab plain. (Taken from @Conflict_Report)

 

[Dr.Thrax]

Just in case anyone missed the great news in Idlib, Jisr as Shughour was taken. Rebels have taken much more ground and the regime supply route is essentially besieged, unless they want to get shot to sh*t to escape. An ISIS cell also sprung up in Quneitara/Dara'a, rebels are currently combating them and absolutely annihilating them. They're almost toast. Probably their appearance has to do with the regime, as usual with ISIS in southern Syria.

 

[500]

Little humor:

 

[Aramagedon]

I hope this war end asap. Asad is just one man being in power or not is not important. 20 million innocent people of a country are more important. This idiotic war by brute takfiris has brought nothing to Syria except than ruining one of the most beautiful and historical countries of the world for nothing sh!t plus killing 200000 and displacing thousands of Syrians. May the FSA ISIS and Nusra butchers and their subhuman supporters go to hell. Certainly the Islam that is brought by prophet Muhammad (pbuh) has nothing to do with FSA ISIS and Nusra, they are shame of humanity and Islam.

 

[Al Bhatti]

Hazaras of "Syrian Arab Army", and on helmets لبيك يا حسين

 

[Aramagedon]

Hazaras of "Syrian Arab Army", and on helmets لبيك يا حسين

FSA and ISIS animals are from 75 nations of the world only 10 - 15 % of them are Syrian.

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ISIS insurgents have killed at least 2,154 people off the battlefield in Syria since the end of June

Ultra-radical ISIS insurgents have killed at least 2,154 people off the battlefield in Syria since the end of June when the group declared a caliphate in territory it controls, a Syrian human rights monitor said on Tuesday.
Ultra-radical ISIS insurgents have killed at least 2,154 people off the battlefield in Syria since the end of June when the group declared a caliphate in territory it controls, a Syrian human rights monitor said on Tuesday.

The killings of mostly Syrians included deaths by beheading, stoning or gunshots in non-combat situations, the Britain-based Syrian Observatory for Human Rights said, urging the United Nations Security Council to act.

“We continue in our calls to the UN Security Council for urgent action to stop the ongoing murder against the sons of the Syrian people despite the deafness of members to the screams of pain of the Syrian people,” it said in a statement, reuters report.

ISIS, which also holds tracts of land in neighboring Iraq, is an offshoot of AL-Qaeda and has set up its own courts in towns and villages to administer what it describes as Islamic law before carrying out the killings.

The Observatory, said its figure included combatants, civilians and also 126 ISIS fighters who had tried to flee the group or were accused of being spies.

It did not include several beheaded foreign journalists and a Jordanian pilot who was burnt to death by the group, so the probable figure is even higher, the Observatory’s Rami Abdulrahman said. Hundreds of people believed captured by the Sunni Islamist group remain missing, he added.

One of the worst massacres was against the Sunni Muslim Sheitaat tribe which had been battling ISIS in eastern Syria. The group has killed at least 930 Sheitaat tribespeople, the Observatory said.

 

[Aslan]

FSA and ISIS animals are from 75 nations of the world only 10 - 15 % of them are Syrian.

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Just like the animals in bashars ranks, hardly a syrian in sight.

 

[500]

The chronology of regime collapse in Idlib:

 

[United]

SYRIA: FROM AN ARMY TO MILITIAS... FROM REBELLION TO AN ARMY... - In 4 years, an important military change...

Rebels in East Ghouta impressive show of force​

 

[IR-TR]

SYRIA: FROM AN ARMY TO MILITIAS... FROM REBELLION TO AN ARMY... - In 4 years, an important military change...

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Rebels in East Ghouta impressive show of force​

Well yeah, if the whole world supports you. Anyway, look at them goose-stepping (marching). They pobably are Sunni ex soldiers.

Well yeah, if the whole world supports you. Anyway, look at them goose-stepping (marching). They pobably are Sunni ex soldiers.

Disgusted by the muslim extremist Salafist Wahabis beards though. Should barrel bomb the parade. That beard/ no mustache combo. Disgusting.

 

[United]

Well yeah, if the whole world supports you. Anyway, look at them goose-stepping (marching). They pobably are Sunni ex soldiers.

and they probably are gona send chills down Damascus

 

[CHI RULES]

Now the war in Syri is quite illogical it is also war of interests. On one side we see Bashar and his allies i.e Iran and Hizbollah on other side we have different factions i.e Syrians, Takfiris or extremists backed by Turkey, USA and KSA openly meanwhile having hidden support of Israel. Mor or less same game was played in Lebanon, so we should not take it in religious context but see ground realities.

Bashar's control on Syrian capital and surrounding is quite stabilized after Irani and Hizbollah help mean while opposition having many pockets controlled by many factions not having any unity. Every one killing each other ordinary Syrians dying indiscriminately whether Alwaties or Sunnis.

Bashar forces attacking own people with chemical and barrel bombs meanwhile opposition also killing general public. Mainly it is quite shameful both for Bashar/Iran and KSA. Moreover Hizbollah was established on claims of freeing Lebanon and Palestine form Israel and now involving in Syrian war they are diverted from just path and indirectly supporting Israel.

The OIC if has some life then should play role to bring all parties on table not for sake of Bashar but for ordinary muslims.
Iran and KSA should be ashamed for blood shed in entire Muslim world.

 

[Falcon29]

I hope this war end asap. Asad is just one man being in power or not is not important. 20 million innocent people of a country are more important. This idiotic war by brute takfiris has brought nothing to Syria except than ruining one of the most beautiful and historical countries of the world for nothing sh!t plus killing 200000 and displacing thousands of Syrians. May the FSA ISIS and Nusra butchers and their subhuman supporters go to hell. Certainly the Islam that is brought by prophet Muhammad (pbuh) has nothing to do with FSA ISIS and Nusra, they are shame of humanity and Islam.

It's not going to end, since Iran is no longer capable of providing more support than it already is. Rebels are heading towards Latakia. Rebels will launch offensive for Hama in coming weeks. If they capture Hama it is bad news for regime. The international world wants this conflict prolonged. Israeli member @500 here admitted himself he wants the Assad to be fought for another 10 years. Somewhere on this thread he posted something like that. Which I knew all along. It's not in interests of international community and some Arab nations to have Assad regime fall. Some news is stating Arab world will launch air strikes for Syrian rebels in coming days. Not sure if that is true, if it is it will be turning point in conflict. Here is link:

South Syria rebels reportedly promised air cover
http://english.alarabiya.net/en/per...sive-action-beyond-Yemen-to-counter-Iran.html

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Now the war in Syri is quite illogical it is also war of interests. On one side we see Bashar and his allies i.e Iran and Hizbollah on other side we have different factions i.e Syrians, Takfiris or extremists backed by Turkey, USA and KSA openly meanwhile having hidden support of Israel. Mor or less same game was played in Lebanon, so we should not take it in religious context but see ground realities.

Bashar's control on Syrian capital and surrounding is quite stabilized after Irani and Hizbollah help mean while opposition having many pockets controlled by many factions not having any unity. Every one killing each other ordinary Syrians dying indiscriminately whether Alwaties or Sunnis.

Bashar forces attacking own people with chemical and barrel bombs meanwhile opposition also killing general public. Mainly it is quite shameful both for Bashar/Iran and KSA. Moreover Hizbollah was established on claims of freeing Lebanon and Palestine form Israel and now involving in Syrian war they are diverted from just path and indirectly supporting Israel.

The OIC if has some life then should play role to bring all parties on table not for sake of Bashar but for ordinary muslims.
Iran and KSA should be ashamed for blood shed in entire Muslim world.

I was telling my fellow Iranians here that this is waste of resources in long term. But also warned them of the consequences that will come out of it. A lot of Arabs are now sectarian, and the environment is much more tense than it used to be. From political perspective, Iranians will argue that if Syrian regime fell early on, then they would lose two major cards to play in the ME. And this would have made it difficult to achieve nuclear rights. But today, as we are a month away from official deal, it seems like they are giving up on Assad. Unless they deploy troops, he won't manage another year. Even if you deploy all of Hezbollah, that will devastate the organization and mean complete deviation from it's stated intended purpose. In the end, we all knew Syrian rebels will prevail if there is no Russian or Iranian massive ground deployment.

 

[Falcon29]

Heezbollah needs to protects it's border. Otherwise hordes of braindead takfiris might try to get into lebanon and destroy the country.

Hezbollah was under no threat when FSA was heading towards Damascus. It intervened for the regime, and afterwards did many Islamist groups form. But Hezbollah is done as an organization, it can't sustain war of attrition. Both Hezbollah and regime have man shortage, and Iran is not willing to help. It is only ordering Lebanese to die for Iranian interest. Iran itself is afraid of direct war. Hezbollah has deviated from it's stated cause and now is hated by many Syrians. It should pull out of Syria, and move Alawites into Lebanon and build up defenses in Lebanon. Because Assad regime will fall, and the risk of ISIS taking over ground is enough concern for minorities in Syria if FSA fails to defeat ISIS atfterwards. If that happens, US would intervene with ground troops probably through Turkey. As of now though, this is lost cause. Give it up, because there is no shortage of men on the other side.

I'm sure after loss of Idlib Iran has once again demanded of Hezbollah to send even more forces. Why Hezbollah is accepting such demands makes no sense to me. It can only mean that Hezbollah hates Arabs. If it does another operation similiar to one in 2012 then Arab states need to hit regime, Hezbollah with air strikes and finish the job. We know Iran is fearful of direct confrontation and won't get involved.