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Syrian Civil War
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The regime is disintegrating:
Signs of collapse for the Syrian Regime began after the Aleppo Operation
It is reported that high-level figures from the Syrian regime have made contact with the opposition following the clashes in Aleppo and that there may be major ruptures in the regime. Opposition sources state that the Baath regime is disintegrating from within and that the fall of Bashar Assad is inevitable.
A Syrian regime MP said, “The main cadre of the Baath left Damascus. They have lost hope for the future of the regime. All options are being discussed. However, despair is greater than ever.”
A member of the Syrian People's Assembly, who did not want his name to be published for security reasons, said, “In real terms, Aleppo was a much more important province than Damascus due to its strategic importance and economic potential. Right now, Assad and the Baath regime are cornered in Damascus. Right now, they are looking for ways out of this defeat. Aleppo has truly had a domino effect. The dimensions of the collapse are very deep. The army, politics and bureaucracy are seething. Possibilities such as sacrificing Assad and establishing an interim government are also being evaluated. Again, in addition to the federation formula, the formula of changing the one-man structure and abandoning the central administration and establishing a more democratic government is on the table. The failure to sit at the table with Turkey in the past two years is another reason for regret. There is also discussion about who will be the intermediary to convince Ankara to meet. However, the hopes of those in power and the main actors of the regime are very low. The disintegration continues. We used all our power and could not take Idlib. Aleppo is now a dream. If Hama falls, Assad will not be able to stay in this seat for even an hour. If they choose to resist further, blood will be shed among themselves and the change will be very bloody. Baath was a bridge, now that bridge has almost collapsed,"
Signs of collapse for the Syrian Regime began after the Aleppo Operation
It is reported that high-level figures from the Syrian regime have made contact with the opposition following the clashes in Aleppo and that there may be major ruptures in the regime. Opposition sources state that the Baath regime is disintegrating from within and that the fall of Bashar Assad is inevitable.
A Syrian regime MP said, “The main cadre of the Baath left Damascus. They have lost hope for the future of the regime. All options are being discussed. However, despair is greater than ever.”
A member of the Syrian People's Assembly, who did not want his name to be published for security reasons, said, “In real terms, Aleppo was a much more important province than Damascus due to its strategic importance and economic potential. Right now, Assad and the Baath regime are cornered in Damascus. Right now, they are looking for ways out of this defeat. Aleppo has truly had a domino effect. The dimensions of the collapse are very deep. The army, politics and bureaucracy are seething. Possibilities such as sacrificing Assad and establishing an interim government are also being evaluated. Again, in addition to the federation formula, the formula of changing the one-man structure and abandoning the central administration and establishing a more democratic government is on the table. The failure to sit at the table with Turkey in the past two years is another reason for regret. There is also discussion about who will be the intermediary to convince Ankara to meet. However, the hopes of those in power and the main actors of the regime are very low. The disintegration continues. We used all our power and could not take Idlib. Aleppo is now a dream. If Hama falls, Assad will not be able to stay in this seat for even an hour. If they choose to resist further, blood will be shed among themselves and the change will be very bloody. Baath was a bridge, now that bridge has almost collapsed,"
Russians are retreating their naval ships from Tartous while their ally is in danger:
The Russian Navy base at Tartus in Syria appears under imminent threat as the civil war turns against the Assad regime. As the , Russia is already taking precautions. Russia currently has five naval ships and a submarine . These comprise of two Gorskhov class frigates, one Grigorovich class frigate, two axillaries and an Improved-Kilo class submarine.
One of these vessels, the auxiliary Yelnya, was noted on the morning of December 2 2024, with information suggesting that some or all of the other vessels also left. This unexpected move comes several days into a sudden change in the situation in Syria’s ongoing civil war. The Assad regime, of which Russia is a key ally, is now on the back foot. Opposition forces are rapidly advancing towards the capital.
Although unconfirmed, this ship movement is considered likely to be directly related to the situation on the ground. If so it is the first visible sign that Russia is moving valuable assets out of the country. Respected naval analyst noted on X and Bluesky that “there is a realistic possibility departure is related to the worsening situation in Syria.” Yelnya is a Project 160 Altay class oiler, which is a valuable asset and important to maintaining Russia’s force in the Mediterranean. Information suggests that the submarine, frigates and another auxiliary also sailed out of Tartus.
The Russian Navy base at Tartus in Syria appears under imminent threat as the civil war turns against the Assad regime. As the , Russia is already taking precautions. Russia currently has five naval ships and a submarine . These comprise of two Gorskhov class frigates, one Grigorovich class frigate, two axillaries and an Improved-Kilo class submarine.
One of these vessels, the auxiliary Yelnya, was noted on the morning of December 2 2024, with information suggesting that some or all of the other vessels also left. This unexpected move comes several days into a sudden change in the situation in Syria’s ongoing civil war. The Assad regime, of which Russia is a key ally, is now on the back foot. Opposition forces are rapidly advancing towards the capital.
Although unconfirmed, this ship movement is considered likely to be directly related to the situation on the ground. If so it is the first visible sign that Russia is moving valuable assets out of the country. Respected naval analyst noted on X and Bluesky that “there is a realistic possibility departure is related to the worsening situation in Syria.” Yelnya is a Project 160 Altay class oiler, which is a valuable asset and important to maintaining Russia’s force in the Mediterranean. Information suggests that the submarine, frigates and another auxiliary also sailed out of Tartus.
Opposition offering clemency to regime supporters if they defect. A mature decision.
I think this thread might need to have the same moderation rules as the ones in the Ukranian War, seeing as we are getting spammed with turkish and al-qaeda propaganda left and right.
At least neither Hamas nor IDF nor Azov nor RuAF are UN designated terrorists...
Some people (and some nations) really need to stay classy.
Guys … this post has indeed a point and if these constant posts of „left and right“ propaganda - in fact I have neither the understanding nor the will to check each post - end, I‘ll delete all political posts and issue warning!
Keep civilised
The US is actively involved against assad and his allies in the region of Deir Ez Zor
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