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Fah, this is not lattakia, not even aleppo where you have palestinian pockets such as mukhayam haydarat and the kurds who contributed to its siege, closest pro-regime spot is the zahraa neighboutrhood of homs. the whole homs desert are found pro-daesh towns and bedouin tribes. regime media calls it ربط الاوصال بين خلايا داعش النائمة
connecting daesh peripheries
in this region, they act like the islamic courts..its not outside attack. last time when daesh captured al qaryatayn, stright maheen and hawaren have declated their allegiance to daesh

that why regime has first secured palmyra from the west side before al qaryatayn

why they support daesh? they r against the NDF from the christian sadad, maloula in qalamoun

the bedoun are at war with the druze in eastern suwayda

plus the bedouns sell the daesh oil to suwayda and from there the druz distribute it to the regime-held areas like damascus. its called daesh mazoot

so in this isolation, the russians have rejected any deployment of local/sunni militias for their own safety. the only militias in there were from lattakia and hizbullah. to defend a town you need local forces. thats why its impossible for the regime to control tadmur

this article was published last may and has predicted alot

التواجد العسكري داخل تدمر، انحصر بالقوات الروسية، بشكل أساسي، برفقة مجموعات مقاتلة من مليشيات النظام السوري "الموثوق" بها، خوفاً من أي اختراق أمني. وتمّ نقل مقاتلين في قوات النظام ومليشياته، من أبناء تدمر، إلى مناطق أخرى بعيدة. فروسيا تخشى إمكانية تجنيد التنظيم لأحد أبناء تدمر في قوات النظام، لنقل المعلومات وتسريبها. الهلع الروسي من خسارات بشرية في صفوف القوات الروسية، دفع حتى إلى إبعاد المليشيات العراقية واللبنانية بعيداً عن تدمر. وكانت وزارة الدفاع الروسية قد أعلنت الأربعاء عن مقتل عسكري روسي في ريف حمص.
http://www.almodon.com/print/607ac4ab-1 ... 40d0cdc3a5

russia has become against the blood thirst iran and assad and is cooperating more with turkey. iran wants to bomb the shit out of the rebels in idlib but russia said no. thats why iran was evacuating the shia from kifraya and fua for fear of retaliation

after this they turned on wadi barada and eastern ghouta

rumours says russia is threatening with an alawite general if assad refuses their deal with turkey.

500 eastern aleppo fighters have been moved to al bab. so how is aleppo useful to assad if rebels r moving to another area? assad has no more control in syria

FAH

russia has now assad by the balls and they have ground troops inside aleppo that why they started negotiating alone with the rebels and turkey

assad negotiates with russia

the more russians move in the more assad loses power...they can easily cooperate with any general

russians r not move in to keep order, its a win for them


there will be a ceasefire in all rebel-held area including idlib, wadi barada, ghouta....no more nusra stuff

this indeed is in the interests of rebels...all russia wants is to keep aleppo and they have seen the fall of palmyra for the second time

now its about to negotiate from a strong point

gulf peoples have collected nearly 1 billion for aleppo....huge muslim backlash and the killing of the russian ambassador....

there r two options....aleppo rebels have been moved to al bab...then manbej, raqa...all eastern syria will be turkish influence

russia will keep aleppo and damascus....ceasefire for the rest....then transitional govt

russia cares about its interests so there will be a turkey-russia deal...assad will go by next year

this will include the US

today they added saudia arabia to the negotiation process!

https://www.washingtonpost.com/world/mi ... e9294c4f7c

FAH

russia has now assad by the balls and they have ground troops inside aleppo that why they started negotiating alone with the rebels and turkey

assad negotiates with russia

the more russians move in the more assad loses power...they can easily cooperate with any general

russians r not move in to keep order, its a win for them


there will be a ceasefire in all rebel-held area including idlib, wadi barada, ghouta....no more nusra stuff

this indeed is in the interests of rebels...all russia wants is to keep aleppo and they have seen the fall of palmyra for the second time

now its about to negotiate from a strong point

gulf peoples have collected nearly 1 billion for aleppo....huge muslim backlash and the killing of the russian ambassador....

there r two options....aleppo rebels have been moved to al bab...then manbej, raqa...all eastern syria will be turkish influence

russia will keep aleppo and damascus....ceasefire for the rest....then transitional govt

russia cares about its interests so there will be a turkey-russia deal...assad will go by next year

this will include the US

today they added saudia arabia to the negotiation process!

https://www.washingtonpost.com/world/mi ... e9294c4f7c

Where do Egyptian peace keeping troops go?

sahal this is nothing new, what you said was said by the Russians back in 2013 before they intervened,
and in 2015.
Assad will be forced to go, a transitional government including Sunni Millitants will be created .

Russians do not care who rules syria, as long as there is stability and the west is out.

sahal this is nothing new, what you said was said by the Russians back in 2013 before they intervened,
and in 2015.
Assad will be forced to go, a transitional government including Sunni Millitants will be created .

Russians do not care who rules syria, as long as there is stability and the west is out.

sahal with the false promises for years. assad isn't going anywhere, get used to him. aleppo is liberated, latakia is secure, damascus is secure, there is a saa offensive taking place in eastern ghouta and northern damascus countryside, palmyra will be retaken soon with russian assistance, while fsa/turkey/kurds are doing assad's dirty work for him by fighting daesh and at the same time fighting each other.

sahal with the false promises for years. assad isn't going anywhere, get used to him. aleppo is liberated, latakia is secure, damascus is secure, there is a saa offensive taking place in eastern ghouta and northern damascus countryside, palmyra will be retaken soon with russian assistance, while fsa/turkey/kurds are doing assad's dirty work for him by fighting daesh and at the same time fighting each other.

assad will do what the Russians, Iranians and Turks agree on.
he has no choice in the matter,

sahal with the false promises for years. assad isn't going anywhere, get used to him. aleppo is liberated, latakia is secure, damascus is secure, there is a saa offensive taking place in eastern ghouta and northern damascus countryside, palmyra will be retaken soon with russian assistance, while fsa/turkey/kurds are doing assad's dirty work for him by fighting daesh and at the same time fighting each other.

assad will do what the Russians, Iranians and Turks agree on.
he has no choice in the matter,

if assad didn't leave when he was at his lowest point 3 years ago, why would he leave now that he has the upper hand? nothing you just said made any sense. the fsa is the weakest party in the syrian conflict and they made their own grave when they allowed jihadists to infiltrate them. they don't have any legitimacy.

once this latest ceasefire collapses and i'm sure it will, assad needs to focus his attention on idlib. idlib is key to cutting the head off of the snake that is the fsa. the kurds/turks/daesh will be in a three way fight. he will let the turks and kurds eliminate daesh for him in syria while russia continues its air strikes against them.

fsa is weak and they're at the mercy of the kurds and turks. with erdogan softening up his stance towards assad and the kurds having a silent understanding with the regime, the rebels will be between a rock and a hard place.

if assad didn't leave when he was at his lowest point 3 years ago, why would he leave now that he has the upper hand? nothing you just said made any sense. the fsa is the weakest party in the syrian conflict and they made their own grave when they allowed jihadists to infiltrate them. they don't have any legitimacy.

once this latest ceasefire collapses and i'm sure it will, assad needs to focus his attention on idlib. idlib is key to cutting the head off of the snake that is the fsa. the kurds/turks/daesh will be in a three way fight. he will let the turks and kurds eliminate daesh for him in syria while russia continues its air strikes against them.

fsa is weak and they're at the mercy of the kurds and turks. with erdogan softening up his stance towards assad and the kurds having a silent understanding with the regime, the rebels will be between a rock and a hard place.