Different times meaning they have learned from mistakes. And a lot of mistakes were made the last 14 years.
Syrian Civil War
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You are missing one key point. I.e Assad doesnt have the full support of his own people or even his own military. He regime was just ruling by fear and terror just like Saddam. Such regime usually crumbles easily when faced with tough internal unrest once the people finally feel they can challenge and topplethe regime. It was same with Mubarak in Egypt, Ben Ali in Tunisia or eben the Shah in Iran etc etc. The Ayatollahs shiuld be careful as well, since there is growing discontent against them in Iran itself we have seen several protest in the past there which they were able to brutally suppress. Not sure they will be able to do so forever. They need to find a long term solution for such issues.
Yes, but as you know TAI was bombed by PKK just weeks ago, not 14 years.
This is Turkish media already:
I'm reading statements about a certain Bischop that has been/will be made governor of Aleppo province:
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I'm speaking about the opposition, not PKK/SDF/YPG which pretends to be opposition but is basically in cahoots with the regime. When the regime is gone the Turks and the opposition will work together to end the PKK in Syria.
Like rats fleeing a sinking ship, regime loyalist exodus to the coast. Note both lanes go in the same direction:
Meanwhile in Hama people are celebrating the liberation:
Meanwhile in Hama people are celebrating the liberation:
Bridge is cut. Government also has the option of releasing the dam if opposition tries to ford the river.
A defensive parameter can be built around the river and hills, about 5 positions judging by the terrain and roads.
SAA had issues defending 3 positions in Hama that are close together, so we'll see if this works out for them.
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