Syrian Civil War (Graphic Photos/Vid Not Allowed)

[ultron]

I would love to know who said what for Putin to make that face.

He said Indo Europeans kick Arab butt.

 

[Barmaley]

For 5 days, Russian aircraft destroyed over 1000 petrol tank vehicles, which transported crude oil to #ISIS terrorists' plants

Most of them were from Turkey. Here is photos from abandoned truck which is was found near Hasakah.

https://twitter.com/x/status/668753717383061504

 

[Ceylal]

I would love to know who said what for Putin to make that face.

they showed him a picture of Salmen

In an interview Assad said that the SAA is on the offensive everywhere, thanks to the Russians aviation

A tribute to the Peshmerga's Girls

https://www.facebook.com/video.php?v=10152670042328247

 

[veg]

Who reported that, RT Russia or Khamenei's news? it's strange that all the people of the Italian-Syrian community hate Assad, they must all be CIA agents
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All the polling organizations said that majority of Syrians support Assad. While the opposition is divided into many groups which consist of seculars, nationalists, religious, Jihadies (extreme religious) etc. These groups are as much against each others as they are against Assad (i.e. no unity among them is possible).

In fair election, none of them has any chance to stand in front of Assad. That is why US and Saudia put a pre-condition that Assad should not be allowed to run in the elections.

Here is the proof that Majority of Syrians support Assad.


Most Syrians back President Assad – but you'd never know from western media | Jonathan Steele | Comment is free | The Guardian
Most Syrians back President Assad, but you'd never know from western media

Suppose a respectable opinion poll found that most Syrians are in favour ofBashar al-Assad remaining as president, would that not be major news? Especially as the finding would go against the dominant narrative about the Syrian crisis, and the media considers the unexpected more newsworthy than the obvious.

Alas, not in every case. When coverage of an unfolding drama ceases to be fair and turns into a propaganda weapon, inconvenient facts get suppressed. So it is with the results of a recent You Gov Siraj poll on Syria commissioned by The Doha Debates, funded by the Qatar Foundation. Qatar's royal family has taken one of the most hawkish lines against Assad – the emir has just called for Arab troops to intervene – so it was good that The Doha Debates published the poll on its website. The pity is that it was ignored by almost all media outlets in every western country whose government has called for Assad to go.

The key finding was that while most Arabs outside Syria feel the president should resign, attitudes in the country are different. Some 55% of Syrians want Assad to stay, motivated by fear of civil war – a spectre that is not theoretical as it is for those who live outside Syria's borders.... Read More.

 

[Malik Alashter]

All the polling organizations said that majority of Syrians support Assad. While the opposition is divided into many groups which consist of seculars, nationalists, religious, Jihadies (extreme religious) etc. These groups are as much against each others as they are against Assad (i.e. no unity among them is possible).

In fair election, none of them has any chance to stand in front of Assad. That is why US and Saudia put a pre-condition that Assad should not be allowed to run in the elections.

Here is the proof that Majority of Syrians support Assad.


Most Syrians back President Assad – but you'd never know from western media | Jonathan Steele | Comment is free | The Guardian
Most Syrians back President Assad, but you'd never know from western media

Suppose a respectable opinion poll found that most Syrians are in favour ofBashar al-Assad remaining as president, would that not be major news? Especially as the finding would go against the dominant narrative about the Syrian crisis, and the media considers the unexpected more newsworthy than the obvious.

Alas, not in every case. When coverage of an unfolding drama ceases to be fair and turns into a propaganda weapon, inconvenient facts get suppressed. So it is with the results of a recent You Gov Siraj poll on Syria commissioned by The Doha Debates, funded by the Qatar Foundation. Qatar's royal family has taken one of the most hawkish lines against Assad – the emir has just called for Arab troops to intervene – so it was good that The Doha Debates published the poll on its website. The pity is that it was ignored by almost all media outlets in every western country whose government has called for Assad to go.

The key finding was that while most Arabs outside Syria feel the president should resign, attitudes in the country are different. Some 55% of Syrians want Assad to stay, motivated by fear of civil war – a spectre that is not theoretical as it is for those who live outside Syria's borders.... Read More.

Absolutely fever way better than plague Assad is fever takferees are plague who would like them.

 

[ultron]

direct hit of a cruise missile on a rebel command centre (Idlib province)

elimination of a rebel ammo depot with a cruise missile (Idlib province)

strike against a rebel base with two cruise missiles (Idlib province)

elimination of a rebel facility with 2 cruise missiles (Idlib province)

destruction of a rebel oil production plant (Deir ez-Zor province)

strike with a Kalibr-NK cruise missile against a rebel command center (Idlib province)

strike with two cruise missiles on a rebel command center and ammunition depot (Idlib province)

Удар крылатой ракетой комплекса Калибр-НК по командному пункту террористов в провинции Идлиб - YouTube


elimination of a rebel base by strike of Tu-22M3 (Deir ez-Zor province)

Уничтожение базы террористов ударом Ту-22М3 в провинции Дейр-Эз-Зор - YouTube


airstrike on rebel facilities of oil production, storage and processing (Deir ez-Zor province)

Авиаудар по объектам добычи, хранения и переработки нефти в провинции Дэйр-эз-Зор - YouTube

 

[ultron]

Russia blew up thousands of ISIS oi tankers over 5 days. The US may like ISIS. Russia does not.

reports of Russia Iran Indo Europeans captured Kitf al Ghanmeh, Mallouha, Rwayset al-Malluha, Rashwani, Antouz hill, Ain Samura, Zaytoneh in Latakia province

 

[Euphrates_Lion]

@veg The main requisite to support Assad (besides being a shia anti-sunni islamist, or islamophobic) is to believe in these conspiracy theories that seek to draw the Syrian war as a western conspiracy.
If most of the Syrian people stand with Assad, then how could they even organize oceanic protests against Assad? why 95% of the refugees are sunnis? shouldn't they be alawites or christians?
As a Syrian-Italian who lives in Italy in a large Syrian community, I can tell you that the only people who support Assad are shia, and they don't even completely support him and they admit his war crimes.
You have to post regular polls, not fake statistics spreaded by "truthers" who dismiss official news as fake news fabricated by the illuminati. These "truthers" are the first ones to fabricate fake news and statistics.

 

[veg]

@veg The main requisite to support Assad (besides being a shia anti-sunni islamist, or islamophobic) is to believe in these conspiracy theories that seek to draw the Syrian war as a western conspiracy.
If most of the Syrian people stand with Assad, then how could they even organize oceanic protests against Assad? why 95% of the refugees are sunnis? shouldn't they be alawites or christians?
As a Syrian-Italian who lives in Italy in a large Syrian community, I can tell you that the only people who support Assad are shia, and they don't even completely support him and they admit his war crimes.
You have to post regular polls, not fake statistics spreaded by "truthers" who dismiss official news as fake news fabricated by the illuminati. These "truthers" are the first ones to fabricate fake news and statistics.

I am afraid that conjectures have no values in front of the facts, that were shown by the polling organizations of Arabs and Wests themselves.

And if US / Saudia / Turkey / Opposition believe that Assad does not have the majority support, then why don't they agree for an election under UNO?

No, US/Saudi/Turkey/Opposition have put a pre-condition that they will only come to the negotiation table if Assad does not fight for the presidency.

You see, it is not the right of US/Saudi/Turkey/Opposition to decide it, but it is only the right of Syrian People to decide if they want Assad or not.

And here are the rallies in support of Assad, which are many many dozens of times bigger than any opposition rally.

 

[Euphrates_Lion]

I am afraid that conjectures have no values in front of the facts, that were shown by the polling organizations of Arabs and Wests themselves.

And if US / Saudia / Turkey / Opposition believe that Assad does not have the majority support, then why don't they agree for an election under UNO?

No, US/Saudi/Turkey/Opposition have put a pre-condition that they will only come to the negotiation table if Assad does not fight for the presidency.

You see, it is not the right of US/Saudi/Turkey/Opposition to decide it, but it is only the right of Syrian People to decide if they want Assad or not.

And here are the rallies in support of Assad, which are many many dozens of times bigger than any opposition rally.

These aren't much people. There were massive protests in all Syria, while alawite cities like Latakia made pro-Assad rallies too, but they were smaller and most of the people were paid to partecipate. Look at this one:

They don't want elections because it's ridiculous to put elections in the hands of a government which is accused of killing and torturing dissidents. If Assad is accused of not tolerating any opposition (I know that you don't believe that, but try to reason like a person who doesn't like Assad for a moment), then who says that he will not trick the elections, or even worse kill who votes against him? elections should be held in neutral territory, and all the opposition members should partecipate. A solution would be to allow the UN to enter Syria and then have elections.
Would you agree if elections were taken by the rebels only in rebel-controlled areas? be honest.

 

[ultron]

Russia Iran Indo Europeans proxy Iraqi Shia kill rebels in southern Aleppo province

 

[IR1907]

We will keep killing radical sunni terrorists. Alot of barrel bombs and Russian bombs are in store oh and maybe a Iranian nuke or two

 

[veg]

These aren't much people. There were massive protests in all Syria, while alawite cities like Latakia made pro-Assad rallies too, but they were smaller and most of the people were paid to partecipate. Look at this one:

They don't want elections because it's ridiculous to put elections in the hands of a government which is accused of killing and torturing dissidents. If Assad is accused of not tolerating any opposition (I know that you don't believe that, but try to reason like a person who doesn't like Assad for a moment), then who says that he will not trick the elections, or even worse kill who votes against him? elections should be held in neutral territory, and all the opposition members should partecipate. A solution would be to allow the UN to enter Syria and then have elections.
Would you agree if elections were taken by the rebels only in rebel-controlled areas? be honest.

I am afraid your assessment is not correct about the rallies.
Opposition rally (that you posted) was not even 10 time of the rally that came in the support of Assad, where millions of people took part.
And you claimed that these people came out to support Assad while they were paid. I don't agree with this accusation which has no proof.

Clearly, the western and Arab organizations (which did the polling) were not paid by Assad, but they were telling the same facts.

And all are unanimous that Opposition is not a single party, but badly divided into elements which are totally oppose to each other.

And regarding elections too, please try to understand that proposal is this that Elections should be held under UNO, and not under Assad, so that there will be rigging. But still US/Saudia/Turkey/Opposition are not ready for cease-fire and putting a precondition that Assad should not be allowed to run in the elections. This is enough to show the truth.

 

[Euphrates_Lion]

I am afraid your assessment is not correct about the rallies.
Opposition rally (that you posted) was not even 10 time of the rally that came in the support of Assad, where millions of people took part.
And you claimed that these people came out to support Assad while they were paid. I don't agree with this accusation which has no proof.

Clearly, the western and Arab organizations (which did the polling) were not paid by Assad, but they were telling the same facts.

And all are unanimous that Opposition is not a single party, but badly divided into elements which are totally oppose to each other.

And regarding elections too, please try to understand that proposal is this that Elections should be held under UNO, and not under Assad, so that there will be rigging. But still US/Saudia/Turkey/Opposition are not ready for cease-fire and putting a precondition that Assad should not be allowed to run in the elections. This is enough to show the truth.

You added that "the western media will never say that". Call me when a serious media shows a reliable poll.
As for the cease fire, it's clearly a trick to defeat the rebels. Why should they agree on a cease fire while Aleppo is under siege? it's like when Putin said that he wanted to back the Syrian rebels against ISIS, after having bombed them. These dirty tricks would be enough to understand that Putin is a professional liar.

 

[Dr.Thrax]

All the polling organizations said that majority of Syrians support Assad. While the opposition is divided into many groups which consist of seculars, nationalists, religious, Jihadies (extreme religious) etc. These groups are as much against each others as they are against Assad (i.e. no unity among them is possible).

In fair election, none of them has any chance to stand in front of Assad. That is why US and Saudia put a pre-condition that Assad should not be allowed to run in the elections.

Here is the proof that Majority of Syrians support Assad.


Most Syrians back President Assad – but you'd never know from western media | Jonathan Steele | Comment is free | The Guardian
Most Syrians back President Assad, but you'd never know from western media

Suppose a respectable opinion poll found that most Syrians are in favour ofBashar al-Assad remaining as president, would that not be major news? Especially as the finding would go against the dominant narrative about the Syrian crisis, and the media considers the unexpected more newsworthy than the obvious.

Alas, not in every case. When coverage of an unfolding drama ceases to be fair and turns into a propaganda weapon, inconvenient facts get suppressed. So it is with the results of a recent You Gov Siraj poll on Syria commissioned by The Doha Debates, funded by the Qatar Foundation. Qatar's royal family has taken one of the most hawkish lines against Assad – the emir has just called for Arab troops to intervene – so it was good that The Doha Debates published the poll on its website. The pity is that it was ignored by almost all media outlets in every western country whose government has called for Assad to go.

The key finding was that while most Arabs outside Syria feel the president should resign, attitudes in the country are different. Some 55% of Syrians want Assad to stay, motivated by fear of civil war – a spectre that is not theoretical as it is for those who live outside Syria's borders.... Read More.

Still retarded enough to use a biased article from 2012 eh?

Meanwhile, rebels annihilate regime and Shia positions in South Aleppo.

The soldiers didn't scream Ya Hussein enough, got annihilated. 9 of them there it seems.
Map of rebel gains so far (only confirmed gains ,more to be announced later on most likely.):

Iranian journalist confirms Qasem Soleimani was injured:

Russia is sending T-90s to South Aleppo. All rebels see is TOW target practice and more Ghanimah.