@@sovietempire1211 and those rebels who have rebels who have rebels with rebels that rebelled against the rebels of the rebels rebelling against the rebellion of the rebels
@@SrJomba and those rebels who have rebels who have rebels who have rebels who have rebels who have rebels who have rebels who have rebels who have rebels who have rebels who have rebels have rebels
Satisfying to see ISIS's rise and fall.. (Edit: Stop arguing each other, of who defeated them, or who was the most effective opponent against ISIS. What matters, is that they no longer control territory in the Levant and operations against the sleeper cells (like guerilla fighters) are being made. Syria and Iraq will stay strong!!
Ismail Yeah, of course, they defeated ISIS giving them weapons in exchange for the stolen oil 😂 This was funny Syrians simply done the major job in their country by defending their soil by the hordes of mercenaries and jihadists. If they win, is because of their strong spirit they had (especially during the dark days of 2014-15), not because of those who thought to do the same job they’ve done in Libia and Iraq in the past years.
@@somebody700 yeah, they really did. i mean, there were, like 9 sides in this war and they managed to kick everyone around them. of course russia helped and everything, but maaaaan... impressive.
Iraq Syria lebanon yemen libya palestine sudan somalia Afghanistan most dangerous countries in the world . Lots of terrorist . Bomb loaded trucks attack streets market where women and kids only theire . Airstrikes attack .kidnapping. slaughter punishment in some area controled by isis and al Qaeda . Sacterian crimes. Snipere in the streets . In latin america most of it because of drugs and gangs but in middle east is militias terrorist
@@mazloumzalim4981 Well, Syria wasn't anything like that before. I visited Syria 2 times before 2010 and it was very secular and open minded. but the war had brought thousands of foreign extremist terrorists from all over the world. They were also been supported by foreign countries that want to destabilize Syria and steal its natural resources. like Turkey, Saudi Arabia, Qatar, Jordan Israel, USA, France, UK, Germany and other NATO members are involved from top to the bottom in terrorists support by arming, funding and providing political support for them and even at times by providing a direct military support for those terrorists.
@@somebody700 ikr if america was in a civil war with their way stronger army I bet they wouldn’t even last but of course we’re not talking about them were talking about Syria and like Syria has very loyal men and did you know. my grandpa used to be the general of the Syrian army
@@-hasanen-8993 My respect for the Kurdistan from México 🇲🇽. I see it all of your Battles against the Islamic State. Your soldiers are braves and fearless. Peace to your new country and I hope you reach your Independence.
Awesome to see that ISIS has finally been defeated. Another Well made video by You. Regards from Egypt (Edit: i already know that they aren't defeated yet and they got tons of money But i mean that they are ALMOST Kicked out of Syria so Stop making useless argument)
The mapping is great, it`s like what I was waiting for. But this war itself is one of the most catastrophic things of the 21-st century. 8 years now...
@@lordfarquad6918 Not sure. Yes, maybe the active phase of fighting, but not the conflict itself. Assad regime is keeping the power and will continue to rule. That means those reasones that caused the war won`t be overcome. Syria became a puppet of Iran/Russia and syrian economy falled apart, like the infrastrucuture. ISIS is defeated, but only on the ground. The idea, the people are still alive. Also the new generation will rise, and those whose parents were killed in the war may start another war in the future. Kurds also won`t agree to fully reunite with the assad Syria, like the regime demands. Turkey doesn`t hurry up to winthdraw its forses from tne North. And opposition in Idlib (now replased with islamists) is still alive. The war is not over and won`t be, even when fighting is stopped. Sorry for my English.
@St. Petersberg Oh, come on! These tales are for young pupils, that believe in the monstrous America and great peaceful Assad. But those, who tell these tales always forget about shot demonstrations, bombed cities, gas attacks, genocide by starvation in Madaya, destruction of Aleppo, Sednaya prison, Ghouta, Homs, Daraa and so on. Even if his enemies were demons, that doesn`t give him the right to eliminate his own country`s people, He`s just one of the bloody dictators whose only goal is to stay on the throne. Radovan Karadžić was sentenced to live imprisonment, Assad must be the next.
@@eoraptorua he's right I have tons of resources and sources that prove what he's saying. The rebels have been gassing there own people to get u.s support by blaming assad, this civil war is 100% a failed u.s backed proxy war to install a friendly regime just like in iraq. Also remember in Libya when we overthrowed Gaddafi now since he's died libya has public slave auctions. Again I have proof you don't believe me
Honestly, where does it even go from here? I don't take Erdogan at his word that Turkey is just going to occupy a strip in the north, and they're currently occupying land in the north in opposition to a Russian and Iranian backed Assad. A mess that'll take decades to clean.
Depends whose side you're on. Turkey says they're terrorists, they (probably) say they're freedom fighters, and I say that Sykes and Picot shouldn't have done what they did. Personally? I think that Kurdistan should exist. The question, if one is indeed of that opinion (which you may or may not be) is what country/ies to take that land from - Iraq, Syria and/or Turkey?
@Alper Tunga Kürtler IŞID'i yendi, siz anca jihadist Özgür Suriye Ordusunu destekliyodunuz. Türkiye sivil hedefleri bombalıyor, 15 kürt sivil öldürüldü bile. PKK deyip sivillere saldırıyorsunuz.
Even that is a massive over simplification! Including the various factions under the FSA banner (many of which switched allegiances based on who could supply money and material rather than on ideology), the various international support for Assad (Iran, Russia), against Assad (Saudi Arabia, Quatar), and for Rojava (US and allies)... probably would've made the video almost unintelligible to the naked eye!
On the ground it was way more than 9 , rebels were actually at a war with eachother i remember there were alliances way back in 2015 faylaq al rahman , jaych al islam , liwaa *something* , ahrar al cham , al nusra and shittons of macro and micro groups were fighting eachother over power and making alliances
Just look at that litle poket of the Syrian army in the midle of ISIS who stood there for 5 years, from November 25.2015 till September 5. 2017 years !!!! Glory to those soldiers !!!!
@Shannon Jowey different to the arabised countries of the Middle East that have relied on totalitarian Regimes (monarchies, Military or other secular dictatorships) to bring stability to such heterogenous areas with a plethora of different religions and peoples within their border.
In Islam you can use Democracy,Monarchy etc. But you need to rule with Islamic Rules. There's not laicism in Islam. And don't look to isis to see what Islam is. Islam doesn't say be terrorist.
@The Blasphemous Infidel honestly dude , you are a fool. Although I disagree with the tunisian islamist party too , they have been civil since the revolution and didn't try to change the democratic process , they won so they ruled and then they lost so they peacfully passed down power . I don't get why anyone would want these people to get persecuted again . And btw , it wasn't islamists that were persecuted under Ben Ali but also communists , socialists , nationalists and even liberals . If you disagreed with that piece of shit and his politics publicly you probably would have ended up in jail .
@The Blasphemous Infidel you surely live in a bubble . Today the Salafi mouvement died out and even those who remain are just religious people who are not going to harm anyone , I know many of them and they are extremely friendly people . And what is a "terrorist-looking person" ? Someone who wears the traditional afghani dress ? A woman who chooses with her own will to wear a niqab because of her religious beliefs ? Or do you also consider the hijab to be a terrorist garment ? (After all Ben Ali banned the hijab and you clearly love his oppressive policies) . And ansar al sharia are nearly non existant in Tunisia today , it looks like you are still living in 2011-2016 not 2019 . And comparing sidi bouzid to Afghanistan means that you either don't just one of them or the two of them . Arab countries are capable of maintaining a democracy , this doesn't mean there should be a violent revolt that in the end suits a sectarian narrative and that helps foreign powers (like in syria or libya) but we also mustn't forget our revolution brought us many good things (for a start the fact we can access youtube) . Not to mention Ben Ali was a stupid western dick rider and he clearly succeeded in making a lot of tunisians self haters (such as you and most of the Arab world today) it is no longer a source of pride to be Arab but rather a source of shame and an identity we try to distance ourselves from , and then people ask why sectarianism exists .
ISIS: When victory is in your grasp but for some reason you decide to declare war on the world and be just about as vulgar and horrific as humanly possible then wonder why you got wiped out.
@@dave_riots that's already a thing in war times. It's called conscription. The US doesn't need conscription because it's not at risk of imminent destruction. And are you really taking the moral high ground by claiming you are slightly better than ISIS of all people?
@dogboydesigns ISIS destroys ancient muslim sites and declares unsupported reasons such as "site of apostasy." The entire war is basically Muslim V Muslim. It's funny how they provoke Muslims themselves into fighting against them.
Thank you iraqi army ,Syrian army and all groups who beat these animals and keep us safe God bless your brave souls From south iraq with broken heart who lost 2 freinds in that war
Don’t forget, America, Russia, and all the other nations that helped. (I removed Turkey because of backlash, but I will not remove America as America has done a lot to defeat ISIS, even if America did create them)
CoolGuyWithAHat01 Turkey and America did nothing but support the terrorist groups , these two countries were simply the back up of ISIS , without them ISIS wouldn’t even exist or lasted that long . While Russia did minimum support to Syrian army but it never helped The Iraqis .
Potato King ... IF the Kurds didnt pick up fight against Isis, Syria and Iraq would never ever win against isis. Turkey did Flood the area with Isis coming from Turkey against the Kurds. That was the Main reason for Turkey to controls over Syria and Iraq.
Zion thirtydecember2006 Stfu lol. It’s our terrible president who decided to take advantage of ISIS and let them take over land so he’d later kick them out and be re elected and seen as a hero
isis-terrorists = small devil russia, bashar, US army = big devil isis-terrorists are just a bunch of rag tag terrorists. but russia and usa army are professional murderers who killed millions of people in vietnam, chechenya, afghanistan, syria, iraq, ukraine ect.
The map doesn’t show everything: 1- most areas are deserts 2- Syrian regime/gov had 60% of population of Syria and around 30% of land in the worst time
Of course it did, because this wasn't a civil war. It was an invasion on strategic areas and merging of terrorists with civilians to wreak havoc in the nation. It wasn't a popular uprising.
So great to see ISIS's formal territorial death play out in this amazing mapping animation, i hope those smugs will one day be wiped out off the face of the Earth, great video man, definitely desire more subs and views
@N Who helped to conquer Raqqa from Assad, who helped to conquer Menagh Airbase from Assad. I know theyve started to fight each other but truth is truth. They were and they are part of Syrian revolution, maybe darker part but they definitely are.
Why do people act like controlling tons of non-strategic territory with little infrastructure is significant. It's like if ISIS popped up in the middle of the Sahara, it wouldn't matter. The ideological conflict and the big players behind the various factions is what matters
Russia started its campaign in Syria in 2015, 4 years later in 2019 and the Jihadist Sunni rebel threat is completely wiped out. No amount of money nor schemes from Crusaders in NATO, Zionist, and Wahabbis are powerless against truth. Imam Hussein smiles upon Syria
yes putin is like hitler and the iranian regime is like mousolini and asad is like franco...the criminal allience against people will to get freedom is repeating it self.....the irony is that the russians were supporting the spanish people to have their freedom , putin is now acting with total criminality against the syrian people revolution to have their freedom.....
its really sad when evil powers win and good powers loose , isis was just the creation of evil powers in syria and iraq and other places to find the execuse for the evil powers to srike and cruch the syrian people revolution and divide the country between evil powers ... and guess what it seems that soooo many countries regimes are evil and thanks to the syrian revolution that uncover them for us .
@@mohfa1806 there are no evil and good powers, just because one side do worst things doesn´t mean that the other side is the good one, even the USA did war crimes during world war 2, for exemple.... but it´s just your opinion and l respect it.
@@mohfa1806 look... putin supported the syrian govermeant because of it´s interests... almost every intervention of every superpower it´s because of strategy, economy and interests. russian ”invasion” of ukraine is because lf ukraine joins NATO it would be disastrous to the russian economy for exemple foreignpolicy.com/2019/02/01/what-putin-really-wants-in-syria-russia-assad-strategy-kremlin/
It appeared from the green cancer if you look closely. Way before ISIS appeared, the democracy-loving rebels were happily beheading Christians all over their territories.
@@LordMall They beheaded everyone. In fact they beheaded non Christians even more. This makes no difference at all. A human being is a human being period.
especially with all thats going on, if people are going to teach *ALL OF THIS,* well good luck, you're going to have to simplify much of the parts, as i have doubts all of this century's history can be presentable throughout school years.
Impressive, between 2019 and november 2024 there were almost no changes in the map, now everything changed and assad forces, which faced a stronger opposition in the past, perished to 15.000 rebels without fighting in 10 days...
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Good mapping job, well done! Man the Kurds and Assad really put some work into defeating ISIS. I know they are backed by to opposing factions so it seems like people feel like they have to pick a side and hate the other. However, I definitely respect them both for their efforts. Good job on saving your people from being enslaved by Theocratic Islamism!
I have been waiting very long for this updated version. In my opinion the entire syrian civil war and rise of isis will be as defining for our generations as the afghanistan and 2nd iraq campaigns by the US. In about 20-40 years this will be part of history classes in higher grades. Thanks for the hard work
Eternal memory For the brave men and women who fought for their homeland and heritage For the armless people who were genocided by isis regardless of their ethnicity or religious beliefs For the innocent civilians who were caught in the crossfire or were forced to leave their homes From a person who experienced this terrible situation first hand
What homeland and heritage you ‘re talking about😂😂, it isn’t our job to defend, protect, be trustworthy with these countries, it’s just lines drawn by major European colonial powers
@Alfarouk O. Alrawi Syria have lost that war long time ago. They only want to embrace Bashar and to make sure that he won't get any support from Syrians.
@@kenanshora this comment is in 2019.. when im into mapping.. now its (almost) ok That time i was 13 and i barely speak English haha Im 17 now, with a better English, why do you reply 4 years later lol
@@andrewpopa8969 Just have to watch the map... Alot of "moderate" green regions switch to ISIS quasi instantenously. That's an allegiance switch. "Moderate" rebels were a lie of the media. Since the beginning the rebellion against Syria was ISIS material.
@@andrewpopa8969 I don't know in what country you live in, but here in France basically all the media said that the groups fighting Assad were basically freedom fighters who loved democracy(heard it on France culture and public TV channels back then), until at least 2014 when ISIS exploded. Thing is, one of these "moderate" rebel groups was Al-Nosra front. A group with strong ties with ISIS and similar methods. One of our minister even said a few years back that they were "doing a good job".
@@andrewpopa8969 I agree. Groups within the FSA were called moderates and were even supported by America. However, many of them didn't just switch sides. People need to realize that ISIS was just really good on the battlefield when there wasn't resisting air support and they had a lot of opportunity from the extreme infighting and lack of direction among the rebels.
@@theArab__ Ah, so you must support a dictatorship who violates your human rights whenever it so pleases than one who will grant freedoms of which it will not open fire on you if you simply protest? Yeah... how much propaganda are they putting in your head?
Checkmate Chess n.1 zero propaganda, I don’t even live in syria anymore N.2 who tells you that the propaganda is being given to you? N.3 freedom!? They will force sharia law on all minorities and murder us, while Dr. Bashar Al-Assad protects us and is a hero to all the true Syrians N.3 why would I prefer some terrorists who cooperate with Tahrir al shaam and the real dictatorship you should worry about, turkey?
Checkmate Chess my human rights??? You do realise that under Assad’s administration my religious group (the Druze) who were always persecuted, are now in important government positions and can express their religion safely? Agree with me or not, I wouldn’t trade Assad with anyone, under him Christians,Muslims and others cooperate as a country while under the FSA wahabis minorities are persecuted
Turkey: *ENTERS WAR* Also Turkey: It’s free real estate Edit: I want to clarify that I know that Turkey joined the war to help against ISIS. I just made a dumb comment and I didn’t expect it to blow up!
Shah Ümit turkey openly supported isis by attacking Kurds who did the most against them and captured Turkish fighters had isis flags on their shoulders
Efthymios Anagnostos shup up greek. Turkey wants and take this lands. Ok? Usa, russia and europe only said bla bla bla. We have so strong army. We destroy terrorist pkk-ypg and isis in iraq lands.
This was a titanic work, but the final result is a real point to reflect about how fierce the war is in those places and how many lives have been changed forever. Good job!💪🏻
The half moon “rebel” area is actually the USA, the Al-Tanf Area. Also the detached part of Rojava/Northern Syria is now controlled by Turkey, as is a portion of northeastern Peshmerga
Jacques Guerrier nope the us operates in northern Syria because it has good relations with the Kurds, who have carved out a state in northern Syria and Iraq. The Al-Tanf Area is a US military base and 50 miles of American sovereignty surrounding it. This is almost 100% desert and the US Military used to use it to train Syrian Rebels, however it’s been several years now since there was any organized opposition to Assad, so perhaps they train Kurds or Israelis there now. But bottom line: Al-Tanf Area is USA territory for a 50 mile half moon radius.
Jacques Guerrier the north is an actual state, the “Democratic Federation of Northern Syria” which has its own army, the US assisted this army seize territory from the Islamic state, just as the Russians to the south were helping the Syrian Army seize adjacent IS territory. In great contrast, the situation in the south is inorganic, with almost no settlements located in the Al Tanf area besides the US base, and the ring of sovereignty being that of a military area, with the 50 mile ring effectively all being part of the base. There’s just no real comparison. And on your other point, there hasn’t been real opposition for years, the civil war effectively ended in 2016, except for resistance by that small clerical Al-quaeda backed enclave. Aside from al-quaeda proxies, all the other groups in Syria are simply provincial groups or foreign powers carving up Syria’s border regions. But the civil war between the president of Syria and his secular opposition has long since ended, with Assad the winner
Jacques Guerrier just because there are groups doesn’t mean they hold territory. And thanks for correcting me about the updated Kurdish name. Yes I know at one point the al tanf base was the centerpiece of “free Syria” or whatever it was called but that died out pretty much after the fall of alleppo, which was obviously an enclave by the point being across the country from al tanf. But today al tanf is just a USA military installation where certain us-backed militias shelter. And turkey’s is different it’s basically a protectorate, but people actually live there unlike al tanf. There’s name for the Turkish protectorate, [something] Belt, and they are mainly there to oppose the Kurds (and their state of North/East Syria, as you say it’s now called, which borders the Turkish protectorate) but yeah I mean Syria is vastly shrunk compared to its pre-war size and despite regaining its bare-minimum territorial integrity, as you say they are still subject to numerous militia and terrorist attacks inside even secure areas of the country. The Syrian Army has not been able to regain the last jihadi stronghold in the north of the country. But all in all, the fact remains that the threat from inside Syria’s heartland has mainly been reduced to militias and bombing, seemingly destined eventually peter out. “Free Syria” hasn’t existed for like 3 years. They’re back to being agitators. Essentially the only work left to be done on this map is clean up work. All of their sovereignties will eventually be revoked and placed back under Syria in all likelihood when hostilities end, but with complete autonomy, so every inch of land gained by any party is still important even as the war seemingly draws to a close
Do you see there are still Syrian rebels (green) in Syria at Jordan Iraq border. If anyone is wondering why they haven't been defeated yet. Well the answer is that's the place where US military base is situated. I hope you guys can understand what's happening.
There are satellite photos that show dozens of graves close to where the people live there, in tents for example. People want to get out of there and the US doesn't let them go, because that would mean they would have no reason to have a military base in that part of Syria anymore.
Whether they are there or not, it does not matter anyway, Bashar Syria is a bunch of local militia authorized by the government on which the latter can do nothing, and will not do anything anyway as long as they remain quiet to "tap" and overtax the inhabitants of their control areas. At this point, this enclave of free Syria, it's just a militia like the others, but that has the ambition to create a new government and that has the support of foreign power.
@@Mr-Jiksaw Oh yes, let's just pretend that the majority of IS members weren't from the US ally Saudi Arabia or treated in the hospitals of another US ally named Israel... You guys are brainwashed morons. The only people Turkey led through were French IS members because the US wanted desperately to get rid of Assad and failed miserably at this. Let's just forget those "details", right?
@@Mr-Jiksaw well how do you think they manage to pass europe? Turkey has 3.6 million refugees which is really hard to say whether someone is a terrorist or not
Historians will study this conflict from every angle for generations to come. It renewed global nationalism, showed the limits of the UN resolution making power, demonstrated how large scale battles between conventional armies play out in the age of drone warfare, satellites, the internet, social media and the like. Every major ideology was present, there were dozens of nations and many different factions vying for power in a similar vein to the Spanish Civil War. This conflict will define a generation globally and it's lasting impact is yet to be fully felt or understood.
Congratulations on this video, your hard work is highlyy appreciated Can’t wait for the next video and the one after the civil war is over!!! Syria for the win and the Syrian Army to the win
Me sitting here as all the Syrians, Kurds, Iraqis, and all argue. ._. Could you tone it down a bit please? I'd also like to mention everyone did their part in taking down Isis.
7:16: trump has joined the chat but seriously though why is everyone ignoring the massive isis presence in the sahel? they now control territory from mali to eritrea
While being attacked from behind by the Turks... If Turkey would be smart they would support the Kurds to claim a part of Syria, help them even to set things up there, so they can become allies. But unfortunately that is not how the world works. Revenge and fear of revenge are the driving factors of many of these conflicts.
Yet another attempt to further divide the region. Syria is filled with all kinds of minorities that exist over centuries, let's split it up into tiny little fragments, Assyrian, Arab, Sunni, Shia, Druze, Christians, etc... That's exactly their plan and you are feeding it. Communism and capitalism are both criminals and both worked to divide and conquer this world in complete cooperation. It's a false dichotomy. Capitalism bad, go be a useful idiot and do exactly what capitalists push on their mainstream channels.
@@everettduncan7543 this is FSA and nusra front explanation to justify their terrorism did you know what they call them rebels are killing Christians kurds and other muslims and minorities they are jihadists killing everyone who is not agree with their ideology what ever crimes the assad did is better than what the terrorists (rebels) did
Countries that benefited the most from this war: 1. Israel - got a weakened syrian military. 2. US - Got its oil fields. 3. turkey - Got its buffer zone. 4. Iran - Got a foothold in syria. 5. Lebanon ie Hezbollah - gained offensive experience in warfare. 6. Other arabs - realizing that supporting terrorists is not all that cracked up to be.
Lebanon gained battle experience??HAHAHAHAHAAHA!!!!! Lebanon is the most experienced army in the region, the country went through hundreds of wars since it's independence, and after the 1975 civil war, even civilians became highly trained soldiers. lebanon does not care for wars anymore, you can see that clearly in the mapping
Could be right but you also need to consider that the civilians were oppressed for a long period of time without having the ability to vote for another president and did not have freedom of speech. I wish it all went to a peaceful process instead of killing everyone.
@John Smith you are right with one part, yes, people in other places are oppressed. This fact however does not go against the right of the Syrian people to freedom. I wish they are free of any oppression as well as any person in this world.
@John Smith there can be so mamy kinds of oppression, be it polical or cultural or of any kind, no one deserves it and no one deserves to get tortured or brutally treated anywhere. Many politicians are corrupt and care nothing about the people, they want to remain in power, this makes weapon dealers happy, they get more business.
@@memz3140 ونحن وقفنا مع العراق قبل حربنا وبعدها ولحد الآن .. بس يا حرام التنيناتنه نفس الحال نحن مقصودين لسبب الثروات ولأثار الموجودة تحت بلاد الشام ولرافدين من نفط واثار وذهب تحت الكنائس ولبيوت القديمه الي قادرة تشتري الكرة الارضية ولي فيها لهيك بلادنا مارح تهداء ليفرجها ربك وقرأت عن سبب الحروب ولسبب هو تاريخنا الحافل وارضنا الي تقاتلت عليها الحضارات وخاصا العاصمة دمشق ولعاصمة اللخر بغداد .. اطمئني مافي يوم اسود بيدوم وحقنا رح يضل مادام أيمانا بلله قوي ولعنصرية مدفونه والله مع الصابرين.
@@سلمانفيصل-ث9ذ no, but i don't hate them either. i don't like their politics but i cannot blame the people for their governements mistakes. i don't appreciate everything my governement does, either. also i have never been to these countries so i don't think that i am in a place to judge
@@owl4638 Monghols made the second largest empite şn all human history so you idiots think you are insulting us when you call us Monghols but actually you are showing us more powerful.
great respect for red syrian soldiers , they fought for 8 years and never gave up even when everything did seems lost , their comeback was epic and their 50.000 mens counter offensive to end the siege of deir ezzour from isis was the most epic thing they did in the war . they are lions .
that's not right.. I live in ramadi-al-anbar-Iraq. two months ago 30 people was lost in the desert. 5 killed and 3 of them nobody know where they are. and 22 back and said " the ISIS kidnapped us " so the ISIS have a military bases in Anbar today and you can see the isis's military bases visible for iraqi's army and no one fight them.!!! It's a conspiracy!! help us!!
If you notice everyone in Syria on the right side of that long river in Syria there was a small area still was under the Syrian goverment control but in 2:41 if turned Black out of nowhere how is that
@Alfarouk O. Alrawi The US the number one supporter of Israel has been openly supporting the rebels. Israel has been clearly supporting rebel fighters and giving them care in their hospitals. Why are they doing that? I'm just wondering what your explanation is for that aspect.
Syria is running Red, with Syrian blood. Syrians being butchered by Assad and his artillery. Syrians being beheaded by ISIS. Syrians being butchered by rockets from Hezbollah. Syrians being butchered by Russian bombs from the air. Syrians being butchered by Iranian snipers. Syria is knee deep blood red.
september 5 2017 is a glorious day! imagine being encircled by isis , and the feeling of finally being rescued by the army years later! glory to the Tiger forces!
I remember the U.S randomly bombing them for no f*** reason, imagine holding out for that long against the hoards of evil, just so some assholes come from nowhere and bomb you, I was pissed. Then again It's the U.S, the greatest of evils, they just wanted to give ISIS a hand.
I'd be curious to see such a video again, but this time with notable news events that might describe the reason for changes in the map. anyways, thank you for the video.
2011: Syria vs. Miscellaneous rebels 2012: Syria vs. Kurds and miscellaneous rebels 2013: Syria vs. Kurds, ISIS, and miscellaneous rebels 2014-16: Syria vs. Kurds vs. ISIS and miscellaneous rebels 2017: Syria vs. Kurds vs. ISIS vs. Al-Qaeda and miscellaneous rebels 2018: Syria vs. Kurds vs. ISIS vs. Al-Qaeda and miscellaneous rebels 2019: Syria and Kurds vs. Turkey, Al-Qaeda, and miscellaneous rebels
2011: Syria vs the Syrian Revolution 2012: Syrian Armed Opposition vs Syria 2013: Syrian Armed Opposition vs Syria, Iran, Hezbollah, Lebanon ... Militia from Iraq by Iranian order isis 2014: Syrian armed opposition vs Syria, Iran, Lebanese Hezbollah, militia coming from Iraq isis 2015: Syrian armed opposition vs Syria Russia Iran Lebanese Hezbollah militia coming from Iraq isis 2016: Syrian armed opposition Turkey vs Syria Russia Iran Lebanese Hezbollah Hezbollah militia coming from Iraq and Palestine isis. QSD (KURD SYRIAN) 2017: Syrian armed opposition Turkey vs Syria Iran Russia Lebanese Hezbollah Hezbollah militia coming from Iraq and Palestine.QSD (KURD SYRIAN) 2018: Syrian armed opposition Turkey vs Syria Russia Iran Emirates Lebanese Hezbollah Hezbollah militia coming from Iraq and Palestine QSD (KURD SYRIAN) 2019: Syrian armed opposition Turkey vs Syria Russia Iran Lebanese Militia Party QSD (KURD SYRIAN)
2011: سوريا ضد الثورة السورية 2012: المعارضة السورية المسلحة ضد سوريا 2013: المعارضة السورية المسلحة ضد سوريا وإيران وحزب الله ولبنان ... ميليشيات من العراق بأمر إيزيس 2014: المعارضة السورية المسلحة ضد سوريا وإيران وحزب الله اللبناني والميليشيات القادمة من العراق داعش 2015: المعارضة السورية المسلحة ضد سوريا روسيا إيران ميليشيا حزب الله اللبنانية القادمة من العراق داعش 2016: المعارضة السورية المسلحة تركيا ضد سوريا روسيا إيران لبنان حزب الله حزب الله القادم من العراق وفلسطين داعش. QSD (كردي سوري) 2017: المعارضة السورية المسلحة تركيا ضد سوريا إيران روسيا لبنان حزب الله حزب الله القادم من العراق وفلسطين. (QSD (KURD SYRIAN) 2018: المعارضة السورية المسلحة تركيا ضد سوريا روسيا إيران الإمارات اللبنانية حزب الله حزب الله القادم من العراق وفلسطين QSD (كردي سوري) 2019: المعارضة السورية المسلحة تركيا ضد سوريا روسيا إيران حزب الميليشيات اللبنانية QSD (كرد سوري)
Iraq has won its best men and martyrs. When a country puts its head in Iraq, you will regret this country. It is not appropriate for us to surrender. We are children of wars. Greetings to you, channel owner. Thank you for this clip. Your brother from Iraq lived Iraq 🇮🇶✌
I'm so proud of kurds for that they took the initiative against IS back in 2015, meanwhile the governments took another two years to gather their forces
![[UPDATE] Syrian Civil War and Spillover: Every Day](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/ToxfSPfbx2E/mqdefault.jpg)
You know things are bad when Syria's rebels have rebels
That also have rebls
Green East that those rebels also have rebels and those rebels have rebels
@@sovietempire1211 and those rebels who have rebels who have rebels with rebels that rebelled against the rebels of the rebels rebelling against the rebellion of the rebels
This whole thread has me dead😂💀
@@SrJomba and those rebels who have rebels who have rebels who have rebels who have rebels who have rebels who have rebels who have rebels who have rebels who have rebels who have rebels have rebels
Satisfying to see ISIS's rise and fall..
(Edit: Stop arguing each other, of who defeated them, or who was the most effective opponent against ISIS. What matters, is that they no longer control territory in the Levant and operations against the sleeper cells (like guerilla fighters) are being made. Syria and Iraq will stay strong!!
@Muffin Man Dan Syrians did nothing but kill each others. The Kurds and the American coalition defeated them.
Not the rise😂 just the fall
Ismail Yeah, of course, they defeated ISIS giving them weapons in exchange for the stolen oil 😂
This was funny
Syrians simply done the major job in their country by defending their soil by the hordes of mercenaries and jihadists. If they win, is because of their strong spirit they had (especially during the dark days of 2014-15), not because of those who thought to do the same job they’ve done in Libia and Iraq in the past years.
@@calfraire34 Turkey is the one that did that you uncultured swine.
What matters is that ISIS isn't there anymore. They are dead and powerless
Spain: 2 front civil war
China: 4 front civil war
Syria: PATHETIC
Turkey: Oh really now?
@@persiantiger8982 Turks north attack but hard give dirts
Russian civil war and spillover: total fucking chaos
Syria is this generations Yugoslavia
@@doctorballs8309 well said
Honduras: I'm so chaotic, street bandits are stronger than government
Syria: I'm so chaotic that even my rebels have rebels!
@@somebody700 yeah, they really did. i mean, there were, like 9 sides in this war and they managed to kick everyone around them. of course russia helped and everything, but maaaaan... impressive.
@@chernousstripus1846 You would be impressed by how loyal men fight for their country. The Syrian Army sure had many of those.
Iraq Syria lebanon yemen libya palestine sudan somalia Afghanistan most dangerous countries in the world . Lots of terrorist . Bomb loaded trucks attack streets market where women and kids only theire . Airstrikes attack .kidnapping. slaughter punishment in some area controled by isis and al Qaeda . Sacterian crimes. Snipere in the streets . In latin america most of it because of drugs and gangs but in middle east is militias terrorist
@@mazloumzalim4981 Well, Syria wasn't anything like that before. I visited Syria 2 times before 2010 and it was very secular and open minded. but the war had brought thousands of foreign extremist terrorists from all over the world. They were also been supported by foreign countries that want to destabilize Syria and steal its natural resources. like Turkey, Saudi Arabia, Qatar, Jordan Israel, USA, France, UK, Germany and other NATO members are involved from top to the bottom in terrorists support by arming, funding and providing political support for them and even at times by providing a direct military support for those terrorists.
@@somebody700 ikr if america was in a civil war with their way stronger army I bet they wouldn’t even last but of course we’re not talking about them were talking about Syria and like Syria has very loyal men and did you know. my grandpa used to be the general of the Syrian army
That music that kicks in when ISIS starts collapsing... 😄
That music always kicks in on every mapping video whenever the war is coming to a close.
And it's so goddamn satisfying.
@@-hasanen-8993 are you getting your independency?
@@-hasanen-8993 My respect for the Kurdistan from México 🇲🇽.
I see it all of your Battles against the Islamic State. Your soldiers are braves and fearless. Peace to your new country and I hope you reach your Independence.
ISIS lose the war after they lost supporting from fan countries
I'm from UK, but I don't know what side to support in the Syrian civil war. So I'm just going to see how it goes
Awesome to see that ISIS has finally been defeated. Another Well made video by You. Regards from Egypt
(Edit: i already know that they aren't defeated yet and they got tons of money But i mean that they are ALMOST Kicked out of Syria so Stop making useless argument)
They've still got one last village it's too small to see towards the end
ISIS isn't defeated though. Al-Baghdadi remains missing. Plus Al Qaeda is in Idlib. How is Egypt handling its militants in Sinai?
They are doing pretty well
They no longer have a foothold but they’re far from truly defeated
Unfortunately ISIS isn't defeated - they just dont have any land now. They've still got a shit ton off money.
The mapping is great, it`s like what I was waiting for. But this war itself is one of the most catastrophic things of the 21-st century. 8 years now...
Yes but coming to an end
@@lordfarquad6918 Not sure. Yes, maybe the active phase of fighting, but not the conflict itself. Assad regime is keeping the power and will continue to rule. That means those reasones that caused the war won`t be overcome. Syria became a puppet of Iran/Russia and syrian economy falled apart, like the infrastrucuture. ISIS is defeated, but only on the ground. The idea, the people are still alive. Also the new generation will rise, and those whose parents were killed in the war may start another war in the future. Kurds also won`t agree to fully reunite with the assad Syria, like the regime demands. Turkey doesn`t hurry up to winthdraw its forses from tne North. And opposition in Idlib (now replased with islamists) is still alive. The war is not over and won`t be, even when fighting is stopped. Sorry for my English.
Еораптор UA yes I agree it’s still going to be a shit show but I think Assad has more backing now since the “rebels” are a bunch of al Qaeda 2.0’s
@St. Petersberg Oh, come on! These tales are for young pupils, that believe in the monstrous America and great peaceful Assad. But those, who tell these tales always forget about shot demonstrations, bombed cities, gas attacks, genocide by starvation in Madaya, destruction of Aleppo, Sednaya prison, Ghouta, Homs, Daraa and so on. Even if his enemies were demons, that doesn`t give him the right to eliminate his own country`s people, He`s just one of the bloody dictators whose only goal is to stay on the throne. Radovan Karadžić was sentenced to live imprisonment, Assad must be the next.
@@eoraptorua he's right I have tons of resources and sources that prove what he's saying. The rebels have been gassing there own people to get u.s support by blaming assad, this civil war is 100% a failed u.s backed proxy war to install a friendly regime just like in iraq. Also remember in Libya when we overthrowed Gaddafi now since he's died libya has public slave auctions.
Again I have proof you don't believe me
This happens when you let France and England draw borders
EDIT: 2 MONTHS AND STILL ACTIVE COMMENT
true, just europian imprealists in general.
This happens when you let Americans go willy-nilly to war in the middle-east.
@@ThePlayX3 and that yeah
Just like in kashmir and Palestine
@@updown9697 and whole Africa
You can remove ISIS before yesterday 22 March 2019 they have lost their last meter on Syria and Iraq
yay! 😀
Hooray!
All thanks to Russia and the Kurds! Hell yeah! Fuck ISIS!
@@peterjreij9582 and iraqi forces
@@peterjreij9582 ISIS was defeated by Russians, Anericans, other Rebel groups, Iraqis, Syrians, Kurds, Turks, etc etc.
2013
Rebels: Great! We have a chance to win!
ISIS: It's free real estate.
Syrian government : hippity hoppity, im taking back my property
Karam "CLICK" Nouce
@General Issam Zahreddine Good luck with your brutal dictator
@Frenk Frenk Burn in hell!
@@samet7422 better than living in ruins
NY Mapper: war will end diplomatically
october 2019: *laughs in turkey*
edit 5 years later: the war did not end diplomatically
Honestly, where does it even go from here? I don't take Erdogan at his word that Turkey is just going to occupy a strip in the north, and they're currently occupying land in the north in opposition to a Russian and Iranian backed Assad. A mess that'll take decades to clean.
@Alper Tunga kardeş hani kürtlerle değilde terörle savaşıyordunuz? Ayrıca Suriye ne zaman sizin "own land" oldu?
@@Skyfall8865 terör yapanlar kürtler. Pkk pyd işte.
Depends whose side you're on. Turkey says they're terrorists, they (probably) say they're freedom fighters, and I say that Sykes and Picot shouldn't have done what they did.
Personally? I think that Kurdistan should exist. The question, if one is indeed of that opinion (which you may or may not be) is what country/ies to take that land from - Iraq, Syria and/or Turkey?
@Alper Tunga Kürtler IŞID'i yendi, siz anca jihadist Özgür Suriye Ordusunu destekliyodunuz. Türkiye sivil hedefleri bombalıyor, 15 kürt sivil öldürüldü bile. PKK deyip sivillere saldırıyorsunuz.
9 sides.
Holy crap, this must have been painful to make.
now imagine how painful it was for all those civilians on the ground caught between all those belligerents
Even that is a massive over simplification! Including the various factions under the FSA banner (many of which switched allegiances based on who could supply money and material rather than on ideology), the various international support for Assad (Iran, Russia), against Assad (Saudi Arabia, Quatar), and for Rojava (US and allies)... probably would've made the video almost unintelligible to the naked eye!
Aysar Aburrub
Okay...
On the ground it was way more than 9 , rebels were actually at a war with eachother i remember there were alliances way back in 2015 faylaq al rahman , jaych al islam , liwaa *something* , ahrar al cham , al nusra and shittons of macro and micro groups were fighting eachother over power and making alliances
@@moonmanmoonmancantyousee6925 wait what
Marvel : Infinity war is the biggest crossover in History
Syrian Civil War: Hold my Beer
Ilir Jakupi accurate
Lmao
Ilir Jakupi World War 2: Hold my Vodka
Cold war:hold my 50/50 beer vodka
Biafra War: *observe*
Just look at that litle poket of the Syrian army in the midle of ISIS who stood there for 5 years, from November 25.2015 till September 5. 2017 years !!!!
Glory to those soldiers !!!!
@Shannon Jowey different to the arabised countries of the Middle East that have relied on totalitarian Regimes (monarchies, Military or other secular dictatorships) to bring stability to such heterogenous areas with a plethora of different religions and peoples within their border.
In Islam you can use Democracy,Monarchy etc. But you need to rule with Islamic Rules. There's not laicism in Islam. And don't look to isis to see what Islam is. Islam doesn't say be terrorist.
it is Deir-Alzor city ...actually many are killed there
@The Blasphemous Infidel honestly dude , you are a fool. Although I disagree with the tunisian islamist party too , they have been civil since the revolution and didn't try to change the democratic process , they won so they ruled and then they lost so they peacfully passed down power . I don't get why anyone would want these people to get persecuted again . And btw , it wasn't islamists that were persecuted under Ben Ali but also communists , socialists , nationalists and even liberals . If you disagreed with that piece of shit and his politics publicly you probably would have ended up in jail .
@The Blasphemous Infidel you surely live in a bubble . Today the Salafi mouvement died out and even those who remain are just religious people who are not going to harm anyone , I know many of them and they are extremely friendly people . And what is a "terrorist-looking person" ? Someone who wears the traditional afghani dress ? A woman who chooses with her own will to wear a niqab because of her religious beliefs ? Or do you also consider the hijab to be a terrorist garment ? (After all Ben Ali banned the hijab and you clearly love his oppressive policies) . And ansar al sharia are nearly non existant in Tunisia today , it looks like you are still living in 2011-2016 not 2019 . And comparing sidi bouzid to Afghanistan means that you either don't just one of them or the two of them . Arab countries are capable of maintaining a democracy , this doesn't mean there should be a violent revolt that in the end suits a sectarian narrative and that helps foreign powers (like in syria or libya) but we also mustn't forget our revolution brought us many good things (for a start the fact we can access youtube) . Not to mention Ben Ali was a stupid western dick rider and he clearly succeeded in making a lot of tunisians self haters (such as you and most of the Arab world today) it is no longer a source of pride to be Arab but rather a source of shame and an identity we try to distance ourselves from , and then people ask why sectarianism exists .
Notice how the happy music only plays when ISIS is getting defeated
Vengeful Camel well... is it surprising?
Thats Russia joined the chat
upd. but the music is Beethoven
7:51 lmao
And the music get epic when ISIS appears
yay!
My son: dad what is Isis
Me: I think you mean what was Isis
😂nice
Me: i think you mean what is WASWAS
@حےـہمہزُْة ـہآلہشـہيـ ـہشـہـہآنہيـ ـہ but they are very weak if close to us or russia, everyone to say the truth
A terrorist organisation created and funded by the west through NGOs and direct government funding and supply.
😏
ISIS: When victory is in your grasp but for some reason you decide to declare war on the world and be just about as vulgar and horrific as humanly possible then wonder why you got wiped out.
@dogboydesigns Westerners kill each other all the time. Why is this different? You're a hypocrite
@dogboydesigns Yes that and carpet bombing civilians and starving entire nations for democracy.
@@trentonslovakia2693 Please, tell me more about the forced recruitment of "civilians" by groups such as ISIS.
@@dave_riots that's already a thing in war times. It's called conscription. The US doesn't need conscription because it's not at risk of imminent destruction. And are you really taking the moral high ground by claiming you are slightly better than ISIS of all people?
@dogboydesigns ISIS destroys ancient muslim sites and declares unsupported reasons such as "site of apostasy." The entire war is basically Muslim V Muslim. It's funny how they provoke Muslims themselves into fighting against them.
Thank you iraqi army ,Syrian army and all groups who beat these animals and keep us safe
God bless your brave souls
From south iraq with broken heart who lost 2 freinds in that war
Don’t forget, America, Russia, and all the other nations that helped. (I removed Turkey because of backlash, but I will not remove America as America has done a lot to defeat ISIS, even if America did create them)
CoolGuyWithAHat01 Turkey and America did nothing but support the terrorist groups , these two countries were simply the back up of ISIS , without them ISIS wouldn’t even exist or lasted that long . While Russia did minimum support to Syrian army but it never helped The Iraqis .
and bro you are the bast
@@PerthBoy69 Oh,Russia and Assad crushed ISiS,kurds finished them off
Potato King ... IF the Kurds didnt pick up fight against Isis, Syria and Iraq would never ever win against isis. Turkey did Flood the area with Isis coming from Turkey against the Kurds. That was the Main reason for Turkey to controls over Syria and Iraq.
2:43
When the CIA realises the rebellion they started also gave ISIS funding.
when they realize that those Saudi friends have plans of their own...
@C caymer shut up nigga
C caymer bro your more of a Nigga then he is most of the Arabs are white hahaha
@C caymer Yes they did. If you weren't a lazy arse, you would've figured that out by now.
@C caymer actually can u prove they didnt started? Such organisations keep their secret plans for typical fellows as we are
Iraq: *occupies a city a city with 13,000 men*
ISIS: *kills 50 men*
Iraq: they got us bois time to retreat!
Zion thirtydecember2006 Stfu lol. It’s our terrible president who decided to take advantage of ISIS and let them take over land so he’d later kick them out and be re elected and seen as a hero
France vol 2
It is a shame that your country's army becomes a mockery of the world
Rawafid cowards
isis: We are coming to Baghdad
Al hashd al shaby: I think you do not know anything about jihad
isis: How
Al hashd :Wait and see ✌🏽😏🇮🇶
2:39 2 things to say.
1. Perfect transition.
2. Birth of the Satan of the 2010's
Edit: NOW THAT'S A LOTTA LIKES!!!!
more like dars knight rise
Satans little child of Israhell more or less
isis-terrorists = small devil
russia, bashar, US army = big devil
isis-terrorists are just a bunch of rag tag terrorists. but russia and usa army are professional murderers who killed millions of people in vietnam, chechenya, afghanistan, syria, iraq, ukraine ect.
sieg fried, iA Russia liberated Aleppo from Al-Nusra and Palmyra and Deir Ez-zor from ISIS. What are you talking about?
The map doesn’t show everything:
1- most areas are deserts
2- Syrian regime/gov had 60% of population of Syria and around 30% of land in the worst time
Easy explanation is that the Capital Latakia is in the left of the map, and also most of syrian population...
most of the population is in Damascus. the highest rate you could say
Of course it did, because this wasn't a civil war. It was an invasion on strategic areas and merging of terrorists with civilians to wreak havoc in the nation. It wasn't a popular uprising.
Most areas are deserted 😂😂😂😂 just see the alawait region its full of mountains
So great to see ISIS's formal territorial death play out in this amazing mapping animation, i hope those smugs will one day be wiped out off the face of the Earth, great video man, definitely desire more subs and views
Oh hai there
@@TheGilliams Lol, heyo
@@ButteredMadness They may be gone in Iraq and Syria but they still have territory elsewhere.
Islamic state forever
@Sakkra101 I agree with you. Every living things and non living things won't be long.
Syrian rebels in 2013: we have a chance to win
ISIS: laughs in terrorism
Syria in August 14 2018: nigga you dead shut up
ISIS were part of Syrian rebels so what's your point?
@N Who helped to conquer Raqqa from Assad, who helped to conquer Menagh Airbase from Assad. I know theyve started to fight each other but truth is truth. They were and they are part of Syrian revolution, maybe darker part but they definitely are.
@N a lot of the rebel groups are affiliates of alqaida.
Why do people act like controlling tons of non-strategic territory with little infrastructure is significant. It's like if ISIS popped up in the middle of the Sahara, it wouldn't matter. The ideological conflict and the big players behind the various factions is what matters
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Each year aftermath
Russia started its campaign in Syria in 2015, 4 years later in 2019 and the Jihadist Sunni rebel threat is completely wiped out. No amount of money nor schemes from Crusaders in NATO, Zionist, and Wahabbis are powerless against truth. Imam Hussein smiles upon Syria
So almost 10 years of chaotic civil war in an small country wth the sides being supported by superpowers
Yeah, like Spain, but longer, with more factions, actual countries invading (Turkey) and the government winning.
yes putin is like hitler and the iranian regime is like mousolini and asad is like franco...the criminal allience against people will to get freedom is repeating it self.....the irony is that the russians were supporting the spanish people to have their freedom , putin is now acting with total criminality against the syrian people revolution to have their freedom.....
its really sad when evil powers win and good powers loose , isis was just the creation of evil powers in syria and iraq and other places to find the execuse for the evil powers to srike and cruch the syrian people revolution and divide the country between evil powers ... and guess what it seems that soooo many countries regimes are evil and thanks to the syrian revolution that uncover them for us .
@@mohfa1806
there are no evil and good powers, just because one side do worst things doesn´t mean that the other side is the good one, even the USA did war crimes during world war 2, for exemple.... but it´s just your opinion and l respect it.
@@mohfa1806
look... putin supported the syrian govermeant because of it´s interests... almost every intervention of every superpower it´s because of strategy, economy and interests. russian ”invasion” of ukraine is because lf ukraine joins NATO it would be disastrous to the russian economy for exemple foreignpolicy.com/2019/02/01/what-putin-really-wants-in-syria-russia-assad-strategy-kremlin/
🇸🇾✌🇮🇶 عاشت سوريا والعراق
What itaq and syria lol if it wasn’t peshmarga they will fucked you all up
We Kurds have eliminated ISIS and made a lot of sacrifices.
thank you for everything!! May syria be one day fnally free from western aggression
Roro reeeta lol with U.S help
Roro reeeta Syrian rebels lost more fighters fighting isis and Assad than kurds
@@user-nw9vi4fz1m what did they gain. Look at the map?
@@user-nw9vi4fz1m says the syrian rebel
2:41 That black dot is cancer.
E ms no its defeated
All the intrusive colors are different cancers. The cure will still leave some permanent damage.
Irak can kill even a cancer
It appeared from the green cancer if you look closely.
Way before ISIS appeared, the democracy-loving rebels were happily beheading Christians all over their territories.
@@LordMall They beheaded everyone. In fact they beheaded non Christians even more. This makes no difference at all. A human being is a human being period.
Teacher: the test isn’t even complicated
The test:
yo, 21st century history is gonna suck.
especially with all thats going on, if people are going to teach *ALL OF THIS,* well good luck, you're going to have to simplify much of the parts, as i have doubts all of this century's history can be presentable throughout school years.
Impressive, between 2019 and november 2024 there were almost no changes in the map, now everything changed and assad forces, which faced a stronger opposition in the past, perished to 15.000 rebels without fighting in 10 days...
Girls: Our signs aren't even that complicated.
Their Signs:
wat
Memes: they aren’t that complicated
Memes:
Boys: Our signs aren’t complicated either.
Their Signs:
I've been waiting for this !
One of the best mapping videos I have ever seen. Great job, as always :)
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Awesome video. What's your next one going to be on?
NY Mapper continue 👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼
Good mapping job, well done!
Man the Kurds and Assad really put some work into defeating ISIS.
I know they are backed by to opposing factions so it seems like people feel like they have to pick a side and hate the other.
However, I definitely respect them both for their efforts.
Good job on saving your people from being enslaved by Theocratic Islamism!
Please note October 2015 is when Russia got involved
I have been waiting very long for this updated version.
In my opinion the entire syrian civil war and rise of isis will be as defining for our generations as the afghanistan and 2nd iraq campaigns by the US. In about 20-40 years this will be part of history classes in higher grades.
Thanks for the hard work
Eternal memory
For the brave men and women who fought for their homeland and heritage
For the armless people who were genocided by isis regardless of their ethnicity or religious beliefs
For the innocent civilians who were caught in the crossfire or were forced to leave their homes
From a person who experienced this terrible situation first hand
What homeland and heritage you ‘re talking about😂😂, it isn’t our job to defend, protect, be trustworthy with these countries, it’s just lines drawn by major European colonial powers
@@Meanthesshut up that was fun to read
@@Simon_the_penguin
I am from Iraq and I deny what he is saying, it’s all bullshit
@@Meanthes exactly, it has no historical anything, just like "iraq" its a fake country created by europeans to divide muslims and cause chaos
Congratulations, hopefully hard work pays off.
ISIS once held more land than my country has...
the rebels and the kurds had a bigger gdp than many balkan countries ....
what country is that?
bastiboyza
Probably up to the UK
@Sultan Abdulhameed II
and you forget otoman empire ☺
There is work for mappers again...
اني مـن ۧ العراق. وين ولد العراق. حاليا.من ساحة التحرير جاي اكتب انتو وين تعالي لا تخذلونه🇮🇶🇮🇶🇮🇶🇮🇶🇮🇶🇮🇶🇮🇶🇮🇶
ه
شنو قصد تعالو لا تخذلونة
@@أكرمالربيعياكرمالربيعي-ل9غ قصدة تعالوا للتحرير 🙄🙄
ساحه حیوانات
@@republicofkurdistan7979 زربه عليك وعلى خلفك اكراد جوه انعالي لو تموتون ما تصيرون دولع
شكرا جزيلا على هذا العمل الرائع تحية لك من العاصمة السورية دمشق ❤
@Alfarouk O. Alrawi Syria have lost that war long time ago. They only want to embrace Bashar and to make sure that he won't get any support from Syrians.
راح الشمال
@@user-2017x
صح
@Alfarouk O. Alrawi sahawat. You guys rebells not deserved the shahada flag. You guys are not Muslim
@Alfarouk O. Alrawi no he didn't kill his people
Take care of your job
Fuck you
Fuck usa
Fuck Israel
Fuck uk
Fuck france
Long life Asaad
...impressive on this video is, that there is alot of work in it, what we see in only 10 mins.
Well done and thank you for showing us. :)
that is a tremendous work and effort, holy dam... good job keep it up, map and sound tracks are perfect
I hope Syria and Iraq will peace
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İf every country leaves us alone we will have peace
@@kenanshora this comment is in 2019.. when im into mapping.. now its (almost) ok
That time i was 13 and i barely speak English haha
Im 17 now, with a better English, why do you reply 4 years later lol
@@MalaysiaIsProChannel cuz i saw it know
@@kenanshora ok
Thanks 🙏❤
Suddenly 100000 modrates green rebels turned to be ISIS
@@andrewpopa8969 look between 2013 and 2014
@@andrewpopa8969 Just have to watch the map... Alot of "moderate" green regions switch to ISIS quasi instantenously. That's an allegiance switch. "Moderate" rebels were a lie of the media. Since the beginning the rebellion against Syria was ISIS material.
@rob 998 They could have been killed off by ISIS, ever thought of that?
@@andrewpopa8969 I don't know in what country you live in, but here in France basically all the media said that the groups fighting Assad were basically freedom fighters who loved democracy(heard it on France culture and public TV channels back then), until at least 2014 when ISIS exploded.
Thing is, one of these "moderate" rebel groups was Al-Nosra front. A group with strong ties with ISIS and similar methods. One of our minister even said a few years back that they were "doing a good job".
@@andrewpopa8969 I agree. Groups within the FSA were called moderates and were even supported by America. However, many of them didn't just switch sides. People need to realize that ISIS was just really good on the battlefield when there wasn't resisting air support and they had a lot of opportunity from the extreme infighting and lack of direction among the rebels.
THIS IS ABSOLUTELY AMAZING VIDEO, YOU GUYS ARE TOTALLY AWESOME. THANK YOU VERY MUCH, GREAT WORK.
I am just one person, but thank you!
2:16 Its the end of the world. Let's stop fighting. After that in Jan 2013 : Ok let's continue
Random Mayan guy: "Man, my tablet has only enough place to write to 2012"
His wife: "This is gonna freak out some people in the future"
🇸🇾🤝🇮🇶
Name a more iconic duo.
This is brothers fighting side by side.
Free Syrian Army?
Checkmate Chess you mean “terrorist foreign army”?
@@theArab__ Ah, so you must support a dictatorship who violates your human rights whenever it so pleases than one who will grant freedoms of which it will not open fire on you if you simply protest? Yeah... how much propaganda are they putting in your head?
Checkmate Chess n.1 zero propaganda, I don’t even live in syria anymore
N.2 who tells you that the propaganda is being given to you?
N.3 freedom!? They will force sharia law on all minorities and murder us, while Dr. Bashar Al-Assad protects us and is a hero to all the true Syrians
N.3 why would I prefer some terrorists who cooperate with Tahrir al shaam and the real dictatorship you should worry about, turkey?
Checkmate Chess my human rights??? You do realise that under Assad’s administration my religious group (the Druze) who were always persecuted, are now in important government positions and can express their religion safely?
Agree with me or not, I wouldn’t trade Assad with anyone, under him Christians,Muslims and others cooperate as a country while under the FSA wahabis minorities are persecuted
Turkey: *ENTERS WAR*
Also Turkey: It’s free real estate
Edit: I want to clarify that I know that Turkey joined the war to help against ISIS. I just made a dumb comment and I didn’t expect it to blow up!
@Shah Ümit Hahahahah
SARBAST SALLAY well turkey is not ISIS. Turkey fought against ISIS.
ı ı niye ki
Shah Ümit turkey openly supported isis by attacking Kurds who did the most against them and captured Turkish fighters had isis flags on their shoulders
Efthymios Anagnostos shup up greek. Turkey wants and take this lands. Ok? Usa, russia and europe only said bla bla bla. We have so strong army. We destroy terrorist pkk-ypg and isis in iraq lands.
This was a titanic work, but the final result is a real point to reflect about how fierce the war is in those places and how many lives have been changed forever.
Good job!💪🏻
O siema
The half moon “rebel” area is actually the USA, the Al-Tanf Area. Also the detached part of Rojava/Northern Syria is now controlled by Turkey, as is a portion of northeastern Peshmerga
Jacques Guerrier nope the us operates in northern Syria because it has good relations with the Kurds, who have carved out a state in northern Syria and Iraq. The Al-Tanf Area is a US military base and 50 miles of American sovereignty surrounding it. This is almost 100% desert and the US Military used to use it to train Syrian Rebels, however it’s been several years now since there was any organized opposition to Assad, so perhaps they train Kurds or Israelis there now. But bottom line: Al-Tanf Area is USA territory for a 50 mile half moon radius.
Jacques Guerrier the north is an actual state, the “Democratic Federation of Northern Syria” which has its own army, the US assisted this army seize territory from the Islamic state, just as the Russians to the south were helping the Syrian Army seize adjacent IS territory. In great contrast, the situation in the south is inorganic, with almost no settlements located in the Al Tanf area besides the US base, and the ring of sovereignty being that of a military area, with the 50 mile ring effectively all being part of the base. There’s just no real comparison. And on your other point, there hasn’t been real opposition for years, the civil war effectively ended in 2016, except for resistance by that small clerical Al-quaeda backed enclave. Aside from al-quaeda proxies, all the other groups in Syria are simply provincial groups or foreign powers carving up Syria’s border regions. But the civil war between the president of Syria and his secular opposition has long since ended, with Assad the winner
Jacques Guerrier just because there are groups doesn’t mean they hold territory. And thanks for correcting me about the updated Kurdish name. Yes I know at one point the al tanf base was the centerpiece of “free Syria” or whatever it was called but that died out pretty much after the fall of alleppo, which was obviously an enclave by the point being across the country from al tanf. But today al tanf is just a USA military installation where certain us-backed militias shelter. And turkey’s is different it’s basically a protectorate, but people actually live there unlike al tanf. There’s name for the Turkish protectorate, [something] Belt, and they are mainly there to oppose the Kurds (and their state of North/East Syria, as you say it’s now called, which borders the Turkish protectorate) but yeah I mean Syria is vastly shrunk compared to its pre-war size and despite regaining its bare-minimum territorial integrity, as you say they are still subject to numerous militia and terrorist attacks inside even secure areas of the country. The Syrian Army has not been able to regain the last jihadi stronghold in the north of the country. But all in all, the fact remains that the threat from inside Syria’s heartland has mainly been reduced to militias and bombing, seemingly destined eventually peter out. “Free Syria” hasn’t existed for like 3 years. They’re back to being agitators. Essentially the only work left to be done on this map is clean up work. All of their sovereignties will eventually be revoked and placed back under Syria in all likelihood when hostilities end, but with complete autonomy, so every inch of land gained by any party is still important even as the war seemingly draws to a close
war is over
Do you see there are still Syrian rebels (green) in Syria at Jordan Iraq border. If anyone is wondering why they haven't been defeated yet. Well the answer is that's the place where US military base is situated. I hope you guys can understand what's happening.
RatherA they need to gtfo if they don't want another war.
There are satellite photos that show dozens of graves close to where the people live there, in tents for example. People want to get out of there and the US doesn't let them go, because that would mean they would have no reason to have a military base in that part of Syria anymore.
oy vey antisemitic conspiracy theories
Whether they are there or not, it does not matter anyway, Bashar Syria is a bunch of local militia authorized by the government on which the latter can do nothing, and will not do anything anyway as long as they remain quiet to "tap" and overtax the inhabitants of their control areas.
At this point, this enclave of free Syria, it's just a militia like the others, but that has the ambition to create a new government and that has the support of foreign power.
@St. Petersberg Get cancer
YT recommendations has not disappointed me.
Long live Iraq 🇮🇶
all iraq controlling from us army you idiot
Even if ISIS and other terrorists organizations did not exist Iraq would still not be a good place because of its corrupt government system.
Nationalist of Some country as an Iraqi i agree they only think about money
@@federalstateofaustria7611 the revelation began baby
Iraq is not living
“A diplomatic solution is the most likely end to the conflict”
*Laughs in Turkish Invaision*
Turkey is the mother of ISIS
@@Mr-Jiksaw we're the only NATO country that who fought against IS on field, remember jarablus
Umut Berk Orhan 95% from ISIS fighters came from Turkey. And there was no fight in Jarablus.
@@Mr-Jiksaw Oh yes, let's just pretend that the majority of IS members weren't from the US ally Saudi Arabia or treated in the hospitals of another US ally named Israel... You guys are brainwashed morons. The only people Turkey led through were French IS members because the US wanted desperately to get rid of Assad and failed miserably at this.
Let's just forget those "details", right?
@@Mr-Jiksaw well how do you think they manage to pass europe? Turkey has 3.6 million refugees which is really hard to say whether someone is a terrorist or not
Thanks for that, good job!
And when Russia got involved all those black and green dots started to disappear!!!
... In syria. Iraq solved its own problem.
Russia and Hezbollah
MrUlesus , Thanks to the brave Kurds bro. They did the biggest fight.
@@surfing5628 right, killing syrians and raid turkish villages
KURDS AREN 'T PKK YOU RACIST PIG. PKK IS A TERRORORGANISATION
@@imhidinginturkey3506 lol
Historians will study this conflict from every angle for generations to come. It renewed global nationalism, showed the limits of the UN resolution making power, demonstrated how large scale battles between conventional armies play out in the age of drone warfare, satellites, the internet, social media and the like. Every major ideology was present, there were dozens of nations and many different factions vying for power in a similar vein to the Spanish Civil War. This conflict will define a generation globally and it's lasting impact is yet to be fully felt or understood.
As of this week this videos ending statement didn’t age well. Turkeys invasion only extends the conflict
una vela they have a distinct odor. like cockroaches and shit
@@MDA3 Backing a bunch of Islamist thugs moving in and slaughtering civilians and politicians in cold blood. PeACeOPerAtiOn!!
@@Alexander-tu3iv they were secular, leave islam alone
@Alper Tunga 80 of arabs lol if ur not from this area don't speak shit wtf
turkey just want to kill Kurds because turks are racist and het every thing about kurds
Magnificent detail!
I can tell the research paid off!
Congratulations on this video, your hard work is highlyy appreciated
Can’t wait for the next video and the one after the civil war is over!!! Syria for the win and the Syrian Army to the win
U look like Lebanese!
Me sitting here as all the Syrians, Kurds, Iraqis, and all argue. ._. Could you tone it down a bit please? I'd also like to mention everyone did their part in taking down Isis.
They never will sadly
Hi you forgot about Turkey, its own bunch of rebels, and its online commentators
backstabbing on kurds 100
@@a2e5 ^
@@a2e5 i hate you turks attacking us without reasonses
@@The00adam00 fack off you didnt do shit and shut up
It's amazing how accurate this map is. Serously, great job mate
7:16: trump has joined the chat
but seriously though why is everyone ignoring the massive isis presence in the sahel? they now control territory from mali to eritrea
They dont have oil
So simple
So, according to your video, it was Kurds earned so much benefits of the war. They claimed so much land they didn't own.
While being attacked from behind by the Turks... If Turkey would be smart they would support the Kurds to claim a part of Syria, help them even to set things up there, so they can become allies. But unfortunately that is not how the world works. Revenge and fear of revenge are the driving factors of many of these conflicts.
@@berkay6441 They are not terrorist they just want to get freedom in Turkey bro.
@@saygoodbye1752 I hope you get some "freedom wanters" in your country
@@berkay6441 huh?
@@berkay6441 PKK is a good example :)
The best part is 8:08 👌
All of the yellow will be pink soon just wait after we form a nationalist secular government 🇮🇶💪
تاج راسك بتيته
@@Zedo_v12 منو بتيته
ههههه انسحبوا بدون مقاومة من اراضي المتنازعة لكن ندخل بغداد ثاني صدقني لو حاولتوا دخول كردستان
@@torivar7116
هههههههه صح انسحبوا لأن لو لم ينسحبوا كان اندعس عليهم وعلى كبيرهم اللي علمهم السحر الطرزاني
@@froggyirq7194
لاحبيبي انسحبوا لان الكل وقف ضدهم تركيا ايران بالقوة ماحد معبر العراق حتى حشد الشعبي ايراني😂
Peshmerga ❤️, hope one day the Kurdish people will have their own country Kurdistan.
Yet another attempt to further divide the region. Syria is filled with all kinds of minorities that exist over centuries, let's split it up into tiny little fragments, Assyrian, Arab, Sunni, Shia, Druze, Christians, etc... That's exactly their plan and you are feeding it. Communism and capitalism are both criminals and both worked to divide and conquer this world in complete cooperation. It's a false dichotomy. Capitalism bad, go be a useful idiot and do exactly what capitalists push on their mainstream channels.
Great work, mate! I wish you could also mark strategic locations on the map, like Mosul or Raqqa
Kurdistan❤💚💛
Anir Heilang Irani because iran and america
Turdistan
@Suryoyo ܩܡܫܠܐ yes and assyrians as well...both of you assyrians and kurds stop fighting and focus on turkey
@DGG AL422 it must come back thanks to a law called 108 i think?
@@namo9810 i m against my country iran when it treats kurds badly
This is a very nice Video.
فديو بسيط عن داعش لكن لم ترو وحشيه هذا التنضيم الارهابي وماذا فعل في العراق 🇮🇶
long live ıraq from turkey
@@pars-efe3543 🌹❤️
@@pars-efe3543 Thank you
Savas devam ediyormu
@@abchas5694 بالله عليك يعني الشيعة صارو مسلمين أم تقصد الجيش السوري أو العراقي
Syrian rebels: we did it guys!!!
ISIS: *are you sure about that?*
(I am Iraqi :) )
I have a feeling it was Assad's plan to have ISIS fight rebels first
@@everettduncan7543 well so why Isis killed every Syrian soliders ?!?
@@حسينمانوس because assad does not care about the welfare of the people in the army. Only his favorite generals
@@everettduncan7543
this is FSA and nusra front explanation
to justify their terrorism
did you know what they call them rebels are killing Christians kurds and other muslims and minorities
they are jihadists killing everyone who is not agree with their ideology
what ever crimes the assad did is better than what the terrorists (rebels) did
@Gazelle L
bullshit
what do you have in your head nuts !?
2:39
when your rebels get rebels
Koopinat not funny son of bitch
@@ksa3090 its joke.
@@Хайдуду-э3о
рад тебя видеть
Countries that benefited the most from this war:
1. Israel - got a weakened syrian military.
2. US - Got its oil fields.
3. turkey - Got its buffer zone.
4. Iran - Got a foothold in syria.
5. Lebanon ie Hezbollah - gained offensive experience in warfare.
6. Other arabs - realizing that supporting terrorists is not all that cracked up to be.
how israel is benefited from the war?
also they destroyed iran bases
@@wizardtnt696 greater isreal project
Interesting!
Hamim doesn’t exist
Lebanon gained battle experience??HAHAHAHAHAAHA!!!!! Lebanon is the most experienced army in the region, the country went through hundreds of wars since it's independence, and after the 1975 civil war, even civilians became highly trained soldiers. lebanon does not care for wars anymore, you can see that clearly in the mapping
Is it ok If I use a photo from this video as a picture in a book that I will publish?
Congratulations on completing the project! Your research and animations are extraordinary, keep up the great work!
Thank you, that means a lot.
The video I’ve waited 7 months for
I feel sad for the syrians who had high hopes for freedom and then got bombarded from all sides
Could be right but you also need to consider that the civilians were oppressed for a long period of time without having the ability to vote for another president and did not have freedom of speech. I wish it all went to a peaceful process instead of killing everyone.
@John Smith you are right with one part, yes, people in other places are oppressed. This fact however does not go against the right of the Syrian people to freedom. I wish they are free of any oppression as well as any person in this world.
@John Smith there can be so mamy kinds of oppression, be it polical or cultural or of any kind, no one deserves it and no one deserves to get tortured or brutally treated anywhere. Many politicians are corrupt and care nothing about the people, they want to remain in power, this makes weapon dealers happy, they get more business.
Always had high high hopes lol
@@tanzimi5518 what is your point?
تكالبت كل الدول والأحزاب على بلدي سوريا لكنها لحد الأن شامخا 🙁🇸🇾
Yep
العراق وقف معاكم☺
@@memz3140 ونحن وقفنا مع العراق قبل حربنا وبعدها ولحد الآن .. بس يا حرام التنيناتنه نفس الحال نحن مقصودين لسبب الثروات ولأثار الموجودة تحت بلاد الشام ولرافدين من نفط واثار وذهب تحت الكنائس ولبيوت القديمه الي قادرة تشتري الكرة الارضية ولي فيها لهيك بلادنا مارح تهداء ليفرجها ربك وقرأت عن سبب الحروب ولسبب هو تاريخنا الحافل وارضنا الي تقاتلت عليها الحضارات وخاصا العاصمة دمشق ولعاصمة اللخر بغداد .. اطمئني مافي يوم اسود بيدوم وحقنا رح يضل مادام أيمانا بلله قوي ولعنصرية مدفونه والله مع الصابرين.
Turkey is coming. nOt scared
يلعن روح حافظ الاسد
Nice video, i appreciate your hard work. also very good choice of music for the most part. Love from Turkey
now let the comment wars begin...
Do You Like America Or Israel?
@@سلمانفيصل-ث9ذ no, but i don't hate them either. i don't like their politics but i cannot blame the people for their governements mistakes. i don't appreciate everything my governement does, either. also i have never been to these countries so i don't think that i am in a place to judge
@@سلمانفيصل-ث9ذ no
Rojava: YES, we are finally going to connect!!!
Turkey: Did someone say ''seperate''?
hahahahaha
@@owl4638 haha so funny dumbass
@@owl4638 Monghols made the second largest empite şn all human history so you idiots think you are insulting us when you call us Monghols but actually you are showing us more powerful.
*isis kicks in*
Syria: why do i hear metal boss music
2:39 it could be best song for Plague Inc.
"Incursion" search for it
Long live Kurdistan YPG/YPJ/SDF/Peşmerga✌✌✌✌✌🇹🇯🇹🇯🇹🇯😍😍😍👌💖💝💝💘💕💕💞💓💖💝💕💕💘💕✌✌
Bravo✌
This is Tajikistan
great respect for red syrian soldiers , they fought for 8 years and never gave up even when everything did seems lost , their comeback was epic and their 50.000 mens counter offensive to end the siege of deir ezzour from isis was the most epic thing they did in the war .
they are lions .
that's not right..
I live in ramadi-al-anbar-Iraq.
two months ago 30 people was lost in the desert.
5 killed and 3 of them nobody know where they are.
and 22 back and said " the ISIS kidnapped us "
so the ISIS have a military bases in Anbar today and you can see the isis's military bases visible for iraqi's army and no one fight them.!!!
It's a conspiracy!!
help us!!
That's right
Actually many People in Anbar are Radical Islamists so that's not Isis .
If you notice everyone in Syria on the right side of that long river in Syria there was a small area still was under the Syrian goverment control but in 2:41 if turned Black out of nowhere how is that
2:34 *WARNING*: A challenger is approaching
Not funny, didn't laugh, jk gay. - me underground
lol
Make Syria red again!
@Alfarouk O. Alrawi The US the number one supporter of Israel has been openly supporting the rebels.
Israel has been clearly supporting rebel fighters and giving them care in their hospitals.
Why are they doing that?
I'm just wondering what your explanation is for that aspect.
Syria is running Red, with Syrian blood.
Syrians being butchered by Assad and his artillery.
Syrians being beheaded by ISIS.
Syrians being butchered by rockets from Hezbollah.
Syrians being butchered by Russian bombs from the air.
Syrians being butchered by Iranian snipers.
Syria is knee deep blood red.
@Alfarouk O. Alrawi still waiting for the answer to my question.
@AhuraMazda Avestan Thats a funny way of spelling Marxist Guerrillas
العراق
سحق داعش الانذال
وكلابهم
شكرا لجيش العراقي
شكرا لحشد الشعبي
شكرا لعشائر وجميع من وقف ضد داعش
شكرا لبيشمركة
شكرا للشرطة الاتحادية
❤❤💪💪
حشد الشعبي تحت اقدمي
@@p_xmc أتقي الله الحور خلق الله عز وجل وانت يا فاشل بقولك تكذب الله عز وجل قال تعالى {لم يطمثهن أنس ولا جان }
@Manar Alking إذا كانت الروح عند بارئها لا يهمنا الجثث فهي تراب
lslamic state خاب ما دسكت انت شنو مظغوط لان عدنا زلم خشنة وانتوا بس الهوة كاتلكم
@@p_xmc 😂😂زلم خشنة 😂😂يا شيعة اسماعيلية باطنية
september 5 2017 is a glorious day! imagine being encircled by isis , and the feeling of finally being rescued by the army years later! glory to the Tiger forces!
I remember the U.S randomly bombing them for no f*** reason, imagine holding out for that long against the hoards of evil, just so some assholes come from nowhere and bomb you, I was pissed. Then again It's the U.S, the greatest of evils, they just wanted to give ISIS a hand.
there were heavy, bloodiest battles in the 2014, 2015 and 2016.
Nice work mapper!!
It's always hell in the middle east
But you just noticed because hell was a little bit hotter lol !
Sonuç :
Olan yine bize oluyor mk
turk siktir
@@قاتل-ن5س RUS KÖPEĞİ ... AMERİKAN KÖPEĞİ TERORİST
@@قاتل-ن5س bide Erdoğan size 40 milyon dolar yardim yaptı ... YAZIKLAR OLSUN YAZIKLAR OLSUN YAZIKLAR OLSUN
@@قاتل-ن5س O 40 milyon dolarda hakkım varsa son kuruşuna kadar haram olsun !
6:45 Boss has joined the chat
THE OTTOMAN HAS AWOKEN!!!!!
The pussiest army in the world
Turkey 🇹🇷🇹🇷🇹🇷🇹🇷🇹🇷🇹🇷🇹🇷🇹🇷🇹🇷🇹🇷🇹🇷🇹🇷🇹🇷🇹🇷🇹🇷🇹🇷🇹🇷🇹🇷🇹🇷🇹🇷 is a hero
The pile of 💩 has joined the chat
Fuck turkey
Boss = 🦃🐓
I'd be curious to see such a video again, but this time with notable news events that might describe the reason for changes in the map. anyways, thank you for the video.
2011: Syria vs. Miscellaneous rebels
2012: Syria vs. Kurds and miscellaneous rebels
2013: Syria vs. Kurds, ISIS, and miscellaneous rebels
2014-16: Syria vs. Kurds vs. ISIS and miscellaneous rebels
2017: Syria vs. Kurds vs. ISIS vs. Al-Qaeda and miscellaneous rebels
2018: Syria vs. Kurds vs. ISIS vs. Al-Qaeda and miscellaneous rebels
2019: Syria and Kurds vs. Turkey, Al-Qaeda, and miscellaneous rebels
Lol
Kurdistan🤟🇹🇯
@TheFandrian the USA does you fucking idiot
2011: Syria vs the Syrian Revolution
2012: Syrian Armed Opposition vs Syria
2013: Syrian Armed Opposition vs Syria, Iran, Hezbollah, Lebanon ... Militia from Iraq by Iranian order isis
2014: Syrian armed opposition vs Syria, Iran, Lebanese Hezbollah, militia coming from Iraq isis
2015: Syrian armed opposition vs Syria Russia Iran Lebanese Hezbollah militia coming from Iraq isis
2016: Syrian armed opposition Turkey vs Syria Russia Iran Lebanese Hezbollah Hezbollah militia coming from Iraq and Palestine isis. QSD (KURD SYRIAN)
2017: Syrian armed opposition Turkey vs Syria Iran Russia Lebanese Hezbollah Hezbollah militia coming from Iraq and Palestine.QSD (KURD SYRIAN)
2018: Syrian armed opposition Turkey vs Syria Russia Iran Emirates Lebanese Hezbollah Hezbollah militia coming from Iraq and Palestine QSD (KURD SYRIAN)
2019: Syrian armed opposition Turkey vs Syria Russia Iran Lebanese Militia Party QSD (KURD SYRIAN)
2011: سوريا ضد الثورة السورية
2012: المعارضة السورية المسلحة ضد سوريا
2013: المعارضة السورية المسلحة ضد سوريا وإيران وحزب الله ولبنان ... ميليشيات من العراق بأمر إيزيس
2014: المعارضة السورية المسلحة ضد سوريا وإيران وحزب الله اللبناني والميليشيات القادمة من العراق داعش
2015: المعارضة السورية المسلحة ضد سوريا روسيا إيران ميليشيا حزب الله اللبنانية القادمة من العراق داعش
2016: المعارضة السورية المسلحة تركيا ضد سوريا روسيا إيران لبنان حزب الله حزب الله القادم من العراق وفلسطين داعش. QSD (كردي سوري)
2017: المعارضة السورية المسلحة تركيا ضد سوريا إيران روسيا لبنان حزب الله حزب الله القادم من العراق وفلسطين. (QSD (KURD SYRIAN)
2018: المعارضة السورية المسلحة تركيا ضد سوريا روسيا إيران الإمارات اللبنانية حزب الله حزب الله القادم من العراق وفلسطين QSD (كردي سوري)
2019: المعارضة السورية المسلحة تركيا ضد سوريا روسيا إيران حزب الميليشيات اللبنانية QSD (كرد سوري)
Iraq has won its best men and martyrs. When a country puts its head in Iraq, you will regret this country. It is not appropriate for us to surrender. We are children of wars. Greetings to you, channel owner. Thank you for this clip. Your brother from Iraq lived Iraq 🇮🇶✌
Syrian rebels: yay we got the upper hand!
ISIS: I'm about to end this man's entire career
Rojava👉👌🌍
@@ernestocheguevara5772 how Rojava takes world in the nutshell
@@ernestocheguevara5772 hahah🇹🇷🐺🤘
I'm so proud of kurds for that they took the initiative against IS back in 2015, meanwhile the governments took another two years to gather their forces