Syrian Civil War (Graphic Photos/Vid Not Allowed)

[Dr.Thrax]

Assad regime will not lose damascus in the short term , they will form an alawite/shia dominated state running from Tartus all the way to damascus . This is why they ethnically cleansed sunnis in these areas over the past 4 years with support from iran , iraqi shias and hezbollah especially in Homs and qalamoun regions along the lebanese borders .



Damascus will never fall to rebel forces , thats impossible , they can threaten it and capture a few suburbs but overtaking it is just impossible in the next few years .

Nothing is impossible.

This is the situation in Eastern Ghouta, around Adra prison and Dahiyat al Assad. Rebels are making gains quickly.
Map: The Military Situation in NorthEast Damascus | Syria | September 12, 2015 | archicivilians

News on Zabadani: More Hezbollah have died in their attack on Zabadani than in their "war against Israel" in 2006. 600-700 Hezbollah dead in 2006. Let that sink in.

 

[mahatir]

Nothing is impossible.

This is the situation in Eastern Ghouta, around Adra prison and Dahiyat al Assad. Rebels are making gains quickly.
Map: The Military Situation in NorthEast Damascus | Syria | September 12, 2015 | archicivilians

News on Zabadani: More Hezbollah have died in their attack on Zabadani than in their "war against Israel" in 2006. 600-700 Hezbollah dead in 2006. Let that sink in.

Again the aim of this attack is to remove siege from Easter Ghouta and relieve pressure on Zabadani , it has nothing to do with freeing Damascus . Damascus is heavily fortified and for it to fall you need atleast 100,000 Fighters with heavy arms and equipment currently rebels do not posses .

 

[Dr.Thrax]

Again the aim of this attack is to remove siege from Easter Ghouta and relieve pressure on Zabadani , it has nothing to do with freeing Damascus . Damascus is heavily fortified and for it to fall you need atleast 100,000 Fighters with heavy arms and equipment currently rebels do not posses .

I'm not saying rebels will liberate Damascus now. It's far from it. But they're crushing morale of Assad troops. Rebels are advancing in the most heavily defended Assadist positions. Dahiyat al Assad is a heavily pro-Assad area and the people there are in a state of panic.

 

[Falcon29]

Assad regime will not lose damascus in the short term , they will form an alawite/shia dominated state running from Tartus all the way to damascus . This is why they ethnically cleansed sunnis in these areas over the past 4 years with support from iran , iraqi shias and hezbollah especially in Homs and qalamoun regions along the lebanese borders .



Damascus will never fall to rebel forces , thats impossible , they can threaten it and capture a few suburbs but overtaking it is just impossible in the next few years .

Are you saying that for informative purposes or suddenly you don't want rebels to win...?

I'm not saying rebels will liberate Damascus now. It's far from it. But they're crushing morale of Assad troops. Rebels are advancing in the most heavily defended Assadist positions. Dahiyat al Assad is a heavily pro-Assad area and the people there are in a state of panic.

I don't think he wants them to win, lol. Nobody expects few months from now major changes but to say 'never' or 'several years' is going a bit too far. Depending on foreign intervention really, if US led coalition starts targeting rebels everytime they make gains(they have done this) then maybe so it will be prolonged.

Anyways the guy is a Malayasian who speaks in the name of UAE, so ignore him, lol.

 

[xenon54 out]

I was waiting for that, lmao.

Well its not your everyday conversation you would hear between a Iranian and a Saudi, but mocking him because of the laws in his country while the exact same law exists in your own where gay are being executed on regular basis might be a little bit hypocritical dont you think?

 

[Falcon29]

Well its not your everyday conversation you would hear between a Iranian and a Saudi, but mocking him because of the laws in his country while the exact same law exists in your own where gay are being executed on regular basis might be a little bit hypocritical dont you think?

You referring to Serpentine right?

Yeah it was funny. There's a lot of hypocrisy in the political world. I don't bother much anymore, just checking up to see current events lol.

 

[mahatir]

Are you saying that for informative purposes or suddenly you don't want rebels to win...?



I don't think he wants them to win, lol. Nobody expects few months from now major changes but to say 'never' or 'several years' is going a bit too far. Depending on foreign intervention really, if US led coalition starts targeting rebels everytime they make gains(they have done this) then maybe so it will be prolonged.

Anyways the guy is a Malayasian who speaks in the name of UAE, so ignore him, lol.

Rebels are not losing either , they are making big advances in the North but when it comes to Damascus story is totally different . Assad has the bulk of his forces and allies engaged in Damascus and overtaking them requires heavy arms , supply lines and support rebels currently do not posses .

Something else Damascus and its country side has been cleansed of Sunnis and the demographics in that region has changed making it difficult for any future rebel force of taking over it .

 

[Dr.Thrax]

Well its not your everyday conversation you would hear between a Iranian and a Saudi, but mocking him because of the laws in his country while the exact same law exists in your own where gay are being executed on regular basis might be a little bit hypocritical dont you think?

It's funny because there's no basis for such laws in the Qur'an yet both countries claim to be representing Sharia.

Rebels are not losing either , they are making big advances in the North but when it comes to Damascus story is totally different . Assad has the bulk of his forces and allies engaged in Damascus and overtaking them requires heavy arms , supply lines and support rebels currently do not posses .

Something else Damascus and its country side has been cleansed of Sunnis and the demographics in that region has changed making it difficult for any future rebel force of taking over it .

Far from cleansed of Sunnis, Assad actively targets and displaces Sunnis yes, but Sunnis make up vast majority of population of Syria. There is no way he can kill or remove all of them and fight the rebels at the same time, not enough resources, manpower, etc.
Jaish al Islam has a huge, effective, well trained and well maintained armored force. They are one of the few rebel groups to use Tanks, APCs, etc in a mechanized force. Although that's changing rapidly now.

 

[Serpentine]

Well its not your everyday conversation you would hear between a Iranian and a Saudi, but mocking him because of the laws in his country while the exact same law exists in your own where gay are being executed on regular basis might be a little bit hypocritical dont you think?

Mate, it's not appropriate to talk about someone without mentioning them, you should know that.

I wasn't mocking anyone, it was only surprising for me to see a gay Saudi on this site, and I was serious about the open declaration thing, be it in Iran or Saudi.

Next time, ask me instead of talking behind my back.

News on Zabadani: More Hezbollah have died in their attack on Zabadani than in their "war against Israel" in 2006. 600-700 Hezbollah dead in 2006. Let that sink in.

If only there was a limit on bs level of sources you follow. You better change your sources, or you will end up embarrassed again and again.

Though, it's understandable, feeling pleasure in reading sources that give you a good feeling, even if they are spreading rubbish, like that lunatic Markito guy on Twitter or the great imbecile, archcivilians. So it's better not to post junk news in this thread.

 

[Dr.Thrax]

Mate, it's not appropriate to talk about someone without mentioning them, you should know that.

I wasn't mocking anyone, it was only surprising for me to see a gay Saudi on this site, and I was serious about the open declaration thing, be it in Iran or Saudi.

Next time, ask me instead of talking behind my back.



If only there was a limit on bs level of sources you follow. You better change your sources, or you will end up embarrassed again and again.

Though, it's understandable, feeling pleasure in reading sources that give you a good feeling, even if they are spreading rubbish, like that lunatic Markito guy on Twitter or the great imbecile, archcivilians. So it's better not to post junk news in this thread.

Junk news? What are you going to say Hezbollah "only" lost 64 in 2006 and "only" lost 100 total in Syria? hahaha
Markito's *** is a more reliable source than any regime outlet. Also, according to many people on the ground, archicivilians' maps are spot on.

 

[atatwolf]

Proof that Assad, Iran and ISIS are allies:

https://twitter.com/x/status/642886197770088448

These three groups have all 1 enemy: the good people of Syria.

 

[Hussein]

so much ignoring each other that many soldiers have been killed by ISIS
your conspiracy theories are huge in stupidity
wonder why ISIS is so much killing shias if they are paid by Iran

buy a brain .

 

[xenon54 out]

Mate, it's not appropriate to talk about someone without mentioning them, you should know that.

I wasn't mocking anyone, it was only surprising for me to see a gay Saudi on this site, and I was serious about the open declaration thing, be it in Iran or Saudi.

Next time, ask me instead of talking behind my back.

I wouldn post in a thread where im certain you are following regularly if i wanted to talk behind your back.

 

[Dr.Thrax]

This was the situation in Eastern Ghouta yesterday, September 12th:

Now the situation in Eastern Ghouta today, September 13th:

They gained the high ground, cut the M5 highway between Homs and Damascus, and captured the military security branch. They're also making the Assadists in Dahiyat al-Assad shit their pants.

Map: The Military Situation in NorthEast Damascus | Syria | September 12, 2015 | archicivilians

 

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Fun fact: rebels took Idlib in 5 days, Jisr ash Shughur in 4 days and Ariha in 1 day.

Hezbollah and Assadists supported by tanks, artillery, air force, hundreds of barrel bombs and Volcano rockets could not take small encircled Zabadani in more than two months.