UPDATE: Since we wrote and animated this video, the rebels have made more progress into Aleppo, and a withdrawal by Assad/government forces looks pretty much inevitable. As we suggested at the end of this video, however, more violence now looks likely: Assad has responded by bombarding civilian areas in Idlib, and Kurdish forces are apparently entering Aleppo's eastern neighbourhoods, setting the stage for further fighting between the Islamist rebels and Kurdish forces.
Actually mates, even this follow-up comment is NOT up to date! Aleppo fell completely last night! Friday night of Nov 29. It has been over 15 hours now so you should have known before posting this!
1. It is _technically_ a civil war, @@nightprowler6336 So actually, any anti-government is called rebel. 2. It seems like a trend for governments to label their enemies as "terrorists", even when the government itself is just that. Yes they are Islamists, but not necessarily terrorists.
Can you guys put the effort to learn proper pronunciations of the world leaders' names. The c in Recep makes a G sound like the G in Giraffe. You are 1 text to voice away from getting them right and not putting that effort really comes off as unprofessional.
Ceasefire of 2020 sort of paused the war and very low level encounters occurred although it was foreseen that it would start again with a major operation what was anticipated is the Syrian regime would go for the opposition held territories but it went the other way
It looks like the Kurds are advancing too. I thought the Assadist forces might have regrouped by now but no they are STILL collapsing. The way things are going, he may be driven out of Damascus by January if not sooner.
@@TheAmericanPrometheus nonsense. The current situation is like Kursk in Russia where the well prepared invading forces were attacking border guards. If it had been you, you will run faster than the Syrians. Once Assad forces are organised with Russia's support HTS has no chance . To take Damascus? Shows you know nuts about the situation
@@TheAmericanPrometheus It is a wishfull thinking. Do Americans really want Assad to lose the war? You must be stupider than they said. If Assad Loses, radical islamists win, Erdogan wins, political islamists win. Do you really want that? I know there are problems between Israel and Assad or USA and Assad but radical(and politcal) Islamists also hate USA and Israel. Erdogan's regime(deep inside) hates USA. Why do you let them win?
He actually lost Aleppo last night! I am Syrian and I can tell you that we are in for way harder times.. that is what you get when no one wants to concede some for the good of the country. Each side wants total victory..
@@borisnegrarosa9113 so? Isreal would rather have the syrian regime stay in power than "islamist" rebels taking over and be neighbors with Isreal which Netanyahu made it clear in the beginning of the Civil War.
Looks like, the Rebels took this chance with Russia busy in Ukraine, Iran caught up in Gaza & Israel, and Hezbollah weakened. Seems like the Syrian army can’t do much without them. Drones are definitely changing the game too!
I doubt it, even though Israel has attacked Iran, it's military capabilities are still very healthy. It's very likely that either Israel is funding or supporting this group secretly to destabilise irans proxy to make it harder for weapons to get from Iran to lebenon OR this group is deciding to deliver a final push seeing that once trump gets in, there will be a pullout of US support for rebel groups completely, so they are throwing everything now
Your sincerity in worry for your bud there is very heart-warming to see and I can feel it.. I pray for your game buddy to be okay as well as his family, and for you to hear from him soon.
As a Syrian refugee who grew up in the warzone, I can tell you that the only side that loses is the civilian side 💔 Since I fled my country I have not rooted for any side, but for the peace in my country. Sadly though, everybody got their hands in Syria so even if the people wanted peace, it won't happen :/ Thanks for the informative video! It makes me at least happy that the news is getting broadcasted fairly :)
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24 civilizations throughout history. Such a beautiful country full of absolutely rich history dotted all over with historical human structures, with some of the nicest everyday citizens I’ve ever met. Those people have been through enough.
@@Cortesevasivenobody cares about your magic books, petty religious squables, or tribal feuds. Religion has no place in modern society. Spare the world your insanity please.
@@farhankabirpatwary Turkey has about 14 million illegal and legal immigrants most of which are illegal Same for EU theres so many illegals that greece couldn't shoot the boats of. The minority in the region are the ones that had the balls to stay in their country. They got my respect, though i dont give a single F about the men who abondoned their wives to the kurdis rejim to be taken as "islamic war treasure bs"
Exactly, US and Israel at work once again. Hilarious how just today US extended an olive branch to Syria and said they would lift all sanctions if Syria agrees to kick Iran out of the country and cut of relations with them. Like imagine being Assad and being offered that deal? Kick out Iran, the only guys apart from Russia who were willing to help you, on the trust that USA will fulfil such a promise? Why would you trust a damn word out of the lying mouths of the Americans?
@@itamarhertz6948Turkey supports asaad having him face more oposition means less power to opress the kurds unless they want to do a double crossover and take over syria to expand their territory but that would put turkey at israils border which is why it is highly unlikely as turkey is all bark no bite
its pretty much the perfect storm for the rebels: -russia being distracted by ukraine war -iran and hezbollah being distracted by israel syria's main supporters are busy with their wars, so they took advantage of it
As syrian from Homs I hate all sides that are fighting on my land But what can I do May god protect my country because I am done I was born in 2005 and I didnot see a beautiful day but I believe that god will heal my scares Edit : The war arrive to my comment section🫠
Because its in the mid east, the last time that war popped off there were refugee waves coming to Europe. Therefore it is important for Europeans to keep an eye on the situation.
isn't that about the state Ukraine is in right now? I'd argue that if a state is being preyed upon by their much stronger neighbors, and the goal of those neighbors is to tear the state apart, then yes, the government still being in majority control is a success.
What's heartbreaking is ordinary citizens who just want to go about their lives with nearly no interest in any of this political/religious conflict , end up suffering the most
As a Syrian I don’t know how I feel about this. I don’t want the Kurds to keep pushing into our territories kicking and killing Arabs out, I don’t want Assad and his regime. I don’t want Iran involved and influence and I don’t want this rebel group in charge they have been proven to be extremists. This is a terrible thing in general. I think Turkey has the best plan to try and restableize Syria and send back the refugees
Masy they are 100% extremists. Most of the group are the new younger generation of Syria. But some of the people who control it where apart of other terrorist organizations and killed many innocent civilians. This is a Fact not an opinion. They did say they won’t impose sharia law but I don’t know if I believe them
its shameful that these sunni fundamentalists care so much of sunni revolution in syria that they would travel across the world but they do nothing about their brethren being slaughtered about gaza. It's why Israel has no issue providing medical aid to Al-Nusra fighters and prefer ISIS over Assad. These rebels are no threat to western imperialist powers. theyre just pawns and a joke. You'll never see these rebels travel to defend palestine
A hundred countries are there so that the civil war ends faster, they just can't agree on how to end it faster. If they don't do anything, more problems will spread to these hundred countries and more. It's not like the local government is doing anything, so others have to do it for them. Do you understand?
exactly. its not a civil war. its another front in the larger war between east and west. 24 hours after the cease fire isis and al quada funded and baked by turkey, the u.s and isreal started attacking the syrian government to distabilise supply routs that iran uses to supply weapons to the resistance in Lebanon and Palestine and iraq. also turkey and russia are having a dispute about the oil pipeline that runs through there as well. there are over 14 different facts in Syria fighting each other right now and no they arnt al on the same side. some are funded by turkey who are fighting isis who is funded and trained by the u.s and so on
What intrigues me is how this will impact the Russo-Ukrainian war. Russia invested a lot of money (at the request of Assad) to protect Assad in order to protect their vital naval facility in Tartus. Now that Russia is stuck in a stalemate with Ukraine, Russia will have less resources to protect their interests in Syria. They'll either have to abandon Assad, or invest their Ukrainian resources into Syria.
You also forget Hezbollah and Iran basically did Assads dirty work on the ground while Russia was in the sky Israel removed Hezbollah and Iran from the picture
When Armenia was invaded by Azerbaijan in 2020 Russia was obligated to help them militarily because they were both part of the CSTO (Russia's version of NATO), but Russia did absolutely nothing because they were preoccupied in Ukraine. I wouldn't be surprised if Russia leaves Assad by the wayside just like he did with Armenia.
@@Dorgpoop I don't think that's a fair equivalence. Armenia (and by extension the CSTO) has little strategic value to Russia, since it's pretty clear that Russia may plan to retake the former Soviet states to incorporate them into Russia. The Tartus naval facility, however, is very important to Russia from a strategic perspective , as it's the only naval facility that connects the Russia Navy to the Mediterranean Sea.
As syrian now in syria We cant understand what is happening Everything is fucked up People are running away from conflicts People have been on road for over 12 hours running away from aleppo Fuck we are fucked now
@@Somskidos nothing There was no fighting in aleppo We literally have no idea what is happening Every media is saying something different but nothing about your troops
No. At the end of the day we humans are NOT nice overall!!! Have some mercy on yourself. The "gods" make mistakes and we human pay. The gods do not give a damn!!! But millions of people sponsor the non existent allan's snack bar!!! Gullible aren't we 🙄?
The Turkish people told Erdogan to solve the 3+ milion Syrian refugee situation in Turkiye. Now we are seeing his solution to sending them back. Clear territory in Syria so that they can return.
@ Assad is a horrible dictator, but you also never know what you get when Turkey (with a recent history of funding Isis and attack on Kurds) backs a militant group. What would happen to all the minorities who reside there? Especially Alawites now due to Assad family being that?
HTS has only 15 000 troops though, indeed those are the most skilled and use kamikaze tactics, But the SNA has 90 000 rebels which will more then likely be the ones for guarding captured areas, while HTS will busy on the frontlines expanding further
@christianbroadbent7489 After losing large parts of the Aleppo countryside, last night the city of Aleppo was peacefully surrendered and they withdrew completely. A curfew was imposed for civilians throughout the night and people are still in shock and not leaving their homes.
The problem for Assad is that the rebels grow with growing territorial population, because they are much more popular than the government, while the government can only grow with taxes and foreign support. So, if Assad doesn't get foreign support, he might lose his power, and the more lands he loses, the more accelerated rebels growth gets.
@@julianshepherd2038 arguably, yes, I assume. But I believe they get indirect supports, like, for example, the turkish government gives some of its secret agents weapons, those secret agents also work for the rebels and they give them the weapons as if they were from their personal arms stocks and th rebels accept it as weapons given by an ally or a member, the lower rank individuals not knowing it came from a foreign government. This is hypothetical, but this is how I imagine foreign fores helping the rebels. OBVIOUSLY, the rebels don't have anyone to give them air support, like assad does. The russian forces airstriked the rebels for years and days before now, and they even got intense airstrikes today morning. Therefore, they don't get much foreign support like Assad gets.
People were literally protesting against rebels ironically. They by any means are not popular. At this point every Syrian just wants the war to end and hates anyone prolonging it.
@@Silver_Prussian I'll tell you what they are... They are the one's that put up a better and longer fight against the US in Fallujah alone with only basic infantry equipment and a few thousand fighters Then Saddam's entire million man Army with Airforce, tanks and artillery did for All of Iraq and considering that Saddam's army was labelled the most powerful in the middle-east at the time, it's not surprising that the Syrian & Afghan army did not perform any better
Their borders were designed by outsiders to be impossible to rule from within. There are so many disparate populations with these two nations that want nothing to do with one another. Balkanization would probably lead to much more stable nation states. Instead, foreign governments leverage and prop up internal groups to seize power and suppress the others. It is precisely because they are divided that foreign governments meddle, not the other way around.
Yes! Thank you for the animating the video. I have no clue what's going on and the visuals made it easier to understanding. Looking forward to updates.
As someone who was obsessed with learning everything I possibly could about the conflict in the 2012-2015 time frame, I genuinely appreciate how often this video said "it's complicated" and moved on to the next point. Frankly, I think this is as decent a summary as possible in only 8 minutes. The only point I would add is that large portions of the HTS coalition are either Islamist or even Salafi (but mostly not Salafi-Jihadist - except for the Al-Qaeda offshoot which is a part of HTS, but also hostile to ISIS). This is another reason why the US does not back HTS, but Türkiye does (not that Türkiye supports Al-Qaeda, but they do consider them less bad than the Kurdish PKK; also the more moderately Islamist ideology of other components of the coalition probably suits Erdoğan).
Syria used to be another education spot for other student that wants to pursue their studies in tertiary education other than Egypt, Saudi Arabia and Jordan since it has 4 seasons. Syrian people are some of the nicest people I've ever met. Sad that after 2013, the condition at their country never be the same.
Oh well... that's life in a nutshell. Sometimes you're on top of the wheel, most of the times you're at the bottom; you win some, you lose some. That's all I've got to say about that.
This shows how biased the sample here is, assuming they're even Syrians. Meanwhile, you'll never hear from the vast majority of the real Syrians on the ground
Great video, but small factual correction: Golan Heights are also part of Syrian territory. All the maps used and the explanation of control on 3:50 don’t mention this.
The southern Golan heights are in the control of Israel. When you report news you can't get biased about that, they must to show you the real map of the world.
Not Syrian myself, but my fiancée is. There's one key flaw in this video: the government only really controls the borders, Damascus and Latakia, not 60% of the territory. Most cities and groups essentially self-govern.
only true about, Dar'aa and Al-Suwayda Governorates, and Dier Azzour ( Which is held by the US for its rich oil fields, surprisingly this video does not show it on the map lol)
How is this possible? How is the Syrian military this weak? Why dont they understand that they just cant withdraw from the second largest city like cowards, retaking it is gonna be hell. This is like ISIS all over again.
Well two things First, this is the true ability of the syrian army without the iranian support on the ground and the russian aerial support Second, the rebels HAVE NOTHING TO DO WITH isis .. they fought isis in the past plus they are pretty much welcomed in the city in contrary to isis .. most of these fighters are aleppines who were kicked out in 2016 by assad vicious campaign back then and they are just returning to their city and homes .. and that's why they are welcomed by the people
Every single middle eastern military is an absolute joke side from Israel. They are so incompetent and weak it is just mind blowing how they all think they are tough
Q: Why is a ceasefire that was held for 4 years suddenly collapsed? A: The "rebels" (more like terrorists that used to be part of ISIS ) caught the scent of weakness and struck with precision.
My heart goes out to all Syrians their country has been turned into a battle ground for all these other players who don't care about them and constantly go around complaining about refugees
You forgot to mention the most important reason for the success of this offensive which is the relative absence of Russian jets which made the difference in 2026 and allowed Assad to take control over Aleppo. Russia being preoccupied with its war against Ukrain, Hezbullah being nearly destroyed by Israel, this presented golden opportunity to the opposition to gain as much control as they can.
America doesn’t have any legal or democratic mandate to be involved in this. We are here just to ensure we are constantly entangled in middle eastern conflicts.
Not just oil, their first thing in head is Isreal's safety which is soo important even from their own citizen. Then of course taking oil name of "democracy" @@inquerion8867
أنا سوري وعايش بسوريا ورح قلك هدول ارهابيين مسلميين متشددين.. أغلبهم سوريين لكن في ارهابيين من تونس وليبيا والسعودية والشيشان وغيرها.. هدول بدهم يحكموا سوريا ع الشريعة.. والشعب السوري مابده هيك.. كل الشعب ممكن يتوحد مع الدولة ولا يقبل تحكمن هيك جماعات متطرفة
(I am Syrian) You forgot to mention the Al-Tanf Base in south eastern Syria, controlled directly by the US claiming to fight off ISIS, in which happens to be one of the richest cities in oil in Syria lol. I am surprised you didn't even mention it, or at least mention that the areas controlled by the Kurds also have the majority of oil fields in Syria. Both the US and their puppet Kurds have contributed hugely to the suffering of the Syrian people, by stealing the oil and making the majority of the Syrian people live without basic human essentials and rights like electricity, gas, fuel.. etc. The best bet for the Syrian people(in my opinion as a SYRIAN myself) is for the Rebels to win, and for Syrians to kick out all foreign countries, and maybe pay some debt to Turkey by eliminating the threat of an independent Kurdish state stealing all of the oil and pumping a lot of it to the US.
Have you seen your so called map????? It’s 90 % non mountain areas. Keep living in lala land. At the end, the entire Middle East will move to Europe and America. We can’t build countries without backstabbing each other.
@sabtiy80 tell me you don't know about zagros range mountain without telling me you don't know.... go do research for zagros mountain range and also for turkey topography, Iran topography, Iraq topography, and see the areas that are mountainous (is a place that 98% of kurds live in,) right now I am on this range mountain in north Iraq in a village surrounded by 10 mountain... ahhh iam not gonna into this but when we made this phrase(no friends but mountain) we are not stupid, maybe we see mountain around us always? maybe the Syrian part is only part with less mountain? but 98 percent of kurds live on mountain?
Of course this happened because of Israel . Anything and everything that can be blamed on Israel is always blamed on Israel no matter how tenuous and nonexistent the connection .
No we are not sorry 🇹🇷 absolutely syrian war needs to stop. But now kurds are the problem because they are trying to take our lands.Syrian war need stops but with right way .
Israel has a lot to do with Syrian civil war. Briefly, Syria is ally of Israel's arch enemy Iran. Also Hezbollah which is an armed shia faction in Lebanon which threatens Israel, supported by Iran through Syria. So a friendly regime to Iran in Syria is detrimental for Israel's security. So here is why for you. Just check out Israel's air raids in Syria. They are directly targeting Iran's proxies in Syria.
What's so great about this video is, you managed to tell the whole story under 4 minutes. This is impressive 😂 when it comes to middle east nothing is simple.
Hi I live in aleppo and the rebels are all over the place but they r not hurting anyone the kurds curently are entering eastern aleppo but the kurds r the enemies of the rebels so now basically it's a conflict between the rebels and the kurds and that's all we know like everything is mistirous and the syrian forces and government are out of aleppo so yeah like we're just sitting in our homes hopping for the best
Why did none of you form defense militias to help the government keep the rebels out of the city? Why did the city's defenses collapse so fast? Why didn't anyone flee?
@@gregorymalchuk272 because assad is dictator. might be the worst one on par with kim jong un and netanyahu. he killed his own citizens who wanted to be free (to some degree) which fueled to Islamist uprising
Syrians don't like the government so they would never defend it. As for fleeing, people flee from the government, not from the rebels. All Syrian refugees around the world were running away from the government. Not just that, there are many people who smuggle themselves from government-controlled territory to rebel-controlled territory. The more territory the rebels capture the more the Syrians that go back to Syria.
Because syrians view the rebels are liberators, most syrians are sunni while assad and iranian and lebanese militias as shia Assad and his allies did atrocious things to syrians, carpet bombings, mass rape campaigns and torturing in prisons he even used chemical weapons against them
UPDATE: Since we wrote and animated this video, the rebels have made more progress into Aleppo, and a withdrawal by Assad/government forces looks pretty much inevitable. As we suggested at the end of this video, however, more violence now looks likely: Assad has responded by bombarding civilian areas in Idlib, and Kurdish forces are apparently entering Aleppo's eastern neighbourhoods, setting the stage for further fighting between the Islamist rebels and Kurdish forces.
Actually mates, even this follow-up comment is NOT up to date!
Aleppo fell completely last night! Friday night of Nov 29.
It has been over 15 hours now so you should have known before posting this!
Don't call terrorists "rebels". They are terrorists.
1. It is _technically_ a civil war, @@nightprowler6336
So actually, any anti-government is called rebel.
2. It seems like a trend for governments to label their enemies as "terrorists", even when the government itself is just that.
Yes they are Islamists, but not necessarily terrorists.
Can you guys put the effort to learn proper pronunciations of the world leaders' names. The c in Recep makes a G sound like the G in Giraffe. You are 1 text to voice away from getting them right and not putting that effort really comes off as unprofessional.
And you have the cheek to give each other awards
Restarted?
it never ended.
It was calm in Aleppo atleast.
it was low-intense fighting embers now it's flared up again.
The CIA funding restarted. This is just another proxy war against a Russian ally.
Did you watched the video?
Ceasefire of 2020 sort of paused the war and very low level encounters occurred although it was foreseen that it would start again with a major operation what was anticipated is the Syrian regime would go for the opposition held territories but it went the other way
Q: Could Assad lose Aleppo?
A: he already has
It looks like the Kurds are advancing too. I thought the Assadist forces might have regrouped by now but no they are STILL collapsing. The way things are going, he may be driven out of Damascus by January if not sooner.
@@TheAmericanPrometheuswho must go?😂😂😂
@@TheAmericanPrometheus Who must go?
@@TheAmericanPrometheus nonsense.
The current situation is like Kursk in Russia where the well prepared invading forces were attacking border guards.
If it had been you, you will run faster than the Syrians.
Once Assad forces are organised with Russia's support HTS has no chance .
To take Damascus? Shows you know nuts about the situation
@@TheAmericanPrometheus It is a wishfull thinking. Do Americans really want Assad to lose the war? You must be stupider than they said. If Assad Loses, radical islamists win, Erdogan wins, political islamists win. Do you really want that? I know there are problems between Israel and Assad or USA and Assad but radical(and politcal) Islamists also hate USA and Israel. Erdogan's regime(deep inside) hates USA. Why do you let them win?
He actually lost Aleppo last night!
I am Syrian and I can tell you that we are in for way harder times.. that is what you get when no one wants to concede some for the good of the country. Each side wants total victory..
Well said
I'm very sorry for what's happening, and I hope Syria and all of the world will somehow soon be at peace. much love.
Well that’s life people will value power if they see the opportunity to get it
You are welcome,@@ramaos8542
Thank you.. @@milkmanswife93696
Video was outdated the second it was posted, not a dunk on you guys just an illustration of how quickly things are moving on the ground
i wonder if homs will be better defended than aleppo
@@ImperialDiecast As of my comment the brave rebels have reached Homs
@faisal-kr2jy really? well damn, it seems we have an Arabic blitzkrieg going on
@@faisal-kr2jy You mean Hama?
No not yet
I live in Damascus but my University is in Homs and there is nothing happend there @@faisal-kr2jy
If the BBC calls them rebels not terrorists, something is up
To be honest, the west is objective and relatively honest when it comes to thigs that do not harm isreal.
@@ThedeadaccountAL eh what? Did it occured to you that Israel is occupying Golan heights, which is Syrian territory?
@@ThedeadaccountALnope, not at all
@@borisnegrarosa9113 *was Syrian territory
@@borisnegrarosa9113 so? Isreal would rather have the syrian regime stay in power than "islamist" rebels taking over and be neighbors with Isreal which Netanyahu made it clear in the beginning of the Civil War.
Looks like, the Rebels took this chance with Russia busy in Ukraine, Iran caught up in Gaza & Israel, and Hezbollah weakened. Seems like the Syrian army can’t do much without them. Drones are definitely changing the game too!
This is it indeed.
but on the other hand, the US is currently trying to be more isolationist
@@C-Farsene_5 No they aren't.
I doubt it, even though Israel has attacked Iran, it's military capabilities are still very healthy. It's very likely that either Israel is funding or supporting this group secretly to destabilise irans proxy to make it harder for weapons to get from Iran to lebenon OR this group is deciding to deliver a final push seeing that once trump gets in, there will be a pullout of US support for rebel groups completely, so they are throwing everything now
@@Exiztentialthe isolationists did gain influence with trump win. Only time will tell to what extent.
In Clash of Clans my clan’s leader is Syrian and he hasn’t been online in 4 days when usually he plays every day. I hope he is doing okay
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Your sincerity in worry for your bud there is very heart-warming to see and I can feel it.. I pray for your game buddy to be okay as well as his family, and for you to hear from him soon.
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As a Syrian refugee who grew up in the warzone, I can tell you that the only side that loses is the civilian side 💔 Since I fled my country I have not rooted for any side, but for the peace in my country. Sadly though, everybody got their hands in Syria so even if the people wanted peace, it won't happen :/ Thanks for the informative video! It makes me at least happy that the news is getting broadcasted fairly :)
Use your Free Will to LOVE!...it will help more than you know
Thanks to Turkiye
Jevvs won't allow peace
Şu ana kadar sivillere hiçbir şey olmuyordu zaten değil mi? Yıllarca o insanları havadan bombaladılar aç bıraktılar.1 Milyon insan öldü orada.Esad yüzünden.
I'm really sad for you, so sad they destroyed your beautiful country.. i hope things will get better and you can go back..
24 civilizations throughout history. Such a beautiful country full of absolutely rich history dotted all over with historical human structures, with some of the nicest everyday citizens I’ve ever met. Those people have been through enough.
its israel land, read bible
If you read history you will know one of the most brutal and evil empires ever was in Syria and surrounding regions. The Assyrians. Lol
@@Cortesevasivenobody cares about your magic books, petty religious squables, or tribal feuds. Religion has no place in modern society. Spare the world your insanity please.
The religion of peace is to blame
And it’s where us Christians believe Saul became Paul…
Stuck between a dictator and isIamists, i feel bad for the civilians.
They're all in eighter EU or Turkey
I saw the videos where civilians were on the streets celebrating. What on earth are you talking about?
@@Badger_IV. 80% of all Syrians still live in Syria. Not a smart comment.
@@farhankabirpatwary Turkey has about 14 million illegal and legal immigrants most of which are illegal
Same for EU theres so many illegals that greece couldn't shoot the boats of. The minority in the region are the ones that had the balls to stay in their country. They got my respect, though i dont give a single F about the men who abondoned their wives to the kurdis rejim to be taken as "islamic war treasure bs"
@@farhankabirpatwary Ooooh okay if you saw a video on the internet of a bunch of people celebrating then i guess it must be true. They love war. 😂
I am currently in aleppo, the last night was tough for us.
Be safe 🙏
😢😢
Please tell more..
which neighbourhood?
What happend? Why are you not resisting?
@@alekxs2k551 western neighbourhoods
Always obvious who’s funding them when they are called “rebels” and not “terrorists”.
Literally Turkey. Turkish equipment and training
Exactly, US and Israel at work once again. Hilarious how just today US extended an olive branch to Syria and said they would lift all sanctions if Syria agrees to kick Iran out of the country and cut of relations with them. Like imagine being Assad and being offered that deal? Kick out Iran, the only guys apart from Russia who were willing to help you, on the trust that USA will fulfil such a promise? Why would you trust a damn word out of the lying mouths of the Americans?
Exactly!
@@itamarhertz6948Turkey supports asaad having him face more oposition means less power to opress the kurds unless they want to do a double crossover and take over syria to expand their territory but that would put turkey at israils border which is why it is highly unlikely as turkey is all bark no bite
Israel is using Turkey as a Proxy.
Turkey then uses ISIS and HAMAS as Proxies against Syria.
See how this works now…??????
its pretty much the perfect storm for the rebels:
-russia being distracted by ukraine war
-iran and hezbollah being distracted by israel
syria's main supporters are busy with their wars, so they took advantage of it
Plus that the rebels are supported by Turkey.
🇨🇳and 🇰🇵 could come to help though 👀💬
@@jabujolly9020 Some of them backchannelled support from US too most likely
@@masondegaulle5731 some. Not all.
Yup
As syrian from Homs
I hate all sides that are fighting on my land
But what can I do
May god protect my country because I am done
I was born in 2005 and I didnot see a beautiful day but I believe that god will heal my scares
Edit : The war arrive to my comment section🫠
Im iranian and you are right 🌱
@@sammshroo3494 Out of everything you could have said to someone who lives in a war zone, you said this...
سافر انت وأهلك يا أخي, الوضع ميؤوس منه وما حدا مهتم يحل الصراع
flee while you still can
sending love from turkey I hope syria gets liberated from all of that and we dont have to fight with terrorist groups anymore
just move man , its not worth it
Fun fact: Aleppo is one of the oldest continuously inhabited cities in the world with it being populated for at least 10,000 years…
Aleppo is city in Medieval 2: Total War that is scripted to get hit by a powerful earthquake.
Well yeah the area was inhabited for a long time but the city itself did not exist 10,000 years ago
That didn't help one bit
I wonder how this situation in Syria has already got more attention than the war in Sudan has gotten in its entirety
Darker skinned you are the less important you are. Racism
Because its in the mid east, the last time that war popped off there were refugee waves coming to Europe. Therefore it is important for Europeans to keep an eye on the situation.
Because the Syrian genocide has produced more refugees than any other war in the 21st century.
No one bothers about Africa. There was a war in Ethiopia before the Sudan one.
Due to worldwide players Turkey Russia Iran
You know a country is completely finished when the government controlling just 60% of their territory is seen as a success 😭
Thanks to the US
@@Peter-xz5dl*Turkey
Thanks to the dictator himself. @@Peter-xz5dl
isn't that about the state Ukraine is in right now?
I'd argue that if a state is being preyed upon by their much stronger neighbors, and the goal of those neighbors is to tear the state apart, then yes, the government still being in majority control is a success.
Make SOJU Great Again 😎 Kim Jong Un
What's heartbreaking is ordinary citizens who just want to go about their lives with nearly no interest in any of this political/religious conflict , end up suffering the most
Religion has nothing to do with this political conflict
@@muhammetk352 religion ALWAYS has something to do with it.
@@boukek oil. Oil and money is the main cause of all of this.
@@Meyus_ also, i am not saying religion is the main thing. But in most wars that have ever been played it did play a part.
@@boukek what are you talking about? You hate religion and project it everywhere?
I'm just glad I don't live there.
where did u live?
well I live in Aleppo and they just took our whole entire city and currently no one is allowed to leave there houses, every second im hearing bombs.
@@ammrrazouk1298 hope you safe❤
😂😂 how does it sound not good right let Israel alone and deal with your religion@@ammrrazouk1298
True!!
As a Syrian I don’t know how I feel about this. I don’t want the Kurds to keep pushing into our territories kicking and killing Arabs out, I don’t want Assad and his regime. I don’t want Iran involved and influence and I don’t want this rebel group in charge they have been proven to be extremists. This is a terrible thing in general. I think Turkey has the best plan to try and restableize Syria and send back the refugees
Turkey? stabilize? bro they sent ISIS to the country. they are guilty for our daughters who were abused as sex slaves. what's happening to you?!
They are not extremists.
@@17-MASYif a woman wears shorts she goes to jail under their other form of dictatorship , do you call this easy going?
@@17-MASYThey are extremists in the name of rebels! But they are also against dictator Assad as well. Both are true facts.
Masy they are 100% extremists. Most of the group are the new younger generation of Syria. But some of the people who control it where apart of other terrorist organizations and killed many innocent civilians. This is a Fact not an opinion. They did say they won’t impose sharia law but I don’t know if I believe them
It's not a civil war if hundred countries are there fighting
its shameful that these sunni fundamentalists care so much of sunni revolution in syria that they would travel across the world but they do nothing about their brethren being slaughtered about gaza. It's why Israel has no issue providing medical aid to Al-Nusra fighters and prefer ISIS over Assad. These rebels are no threat to western imperialist powers. theyre just pawns and a joke. You'll never see these rebels travel to defend palestine
That’s basically what a civil war is. Everybody gets their hands dirty because the host country can’t control itself.
A hundred countries are there so that the civil war ends faster, they just can't agree on how to end it faster. If they don't do anything, more problems will spread to these hundred countries and more. It's not like the local government is doing anything, so others have to do it for them. Do you understand?
exactly. its not a civil war. its another front in the larger war between east and west. 24 hours after the cease fire isis and al quada funded and baked by turkey, the u.s and isreal started attacking the syrian government to distabilise supply routs that iran uses to supply weapons to the resistance in Lebanon and Palestine and iraq. also turkey and russia are having a dispute about the oil pipeline that runs through there as well. there are over 14 different facts in Syria fighting each other right now and no they arnt al on the same side. some are funded by turkey who are fighting isis who is funded and trained by the u.s and so on
That’s quite literally how a lot of civil wars are….
What intrigues me is how this will impact the Russo-Ukrainian war. Russia invested a lot of money (at the request of Assad) to protect Assad in order to protect their vital naval facility in Tartus. Now that Russia is stuck in a stalemate with Ukraine, Russia will have less resources to protect their interests in Syria. They'll either have to abandon Assad, or invest their Ukrainian resources into Syria.
Music to our ears.. 🎵🎶
You also forget Hezbollah and Iran basically did Assads dirty work on the ground while Russia was in the sky Israel removed Hezbollah and Iran from the picture
Tartus is more symbolic. The russian navy is shrinking too.
When Armenia was invaded by Azerbaijan in 2020 Russia was obligated to help them militarily because they were both part of the CSTO (Russia's version of NATO), but Russia did absolutely nothing because they were preoccupied in Ukraine. I wouldn't be surprised if Russia leaves Assad by the wayside just like he did with Armenia.
@@Dorgpoop I don't think that's a fair equivalence. Armenia (and by extension the CSTO) has little strategic value to Russia, since it's pretty clear that Russia may plan to retake the former Soviet states to incorporate them into Russia.
The Tartus naval facility, however, is very important to Russia from a strategic perspective , as it's the only naval facility that connects the Russia Navy to the Mediterranean Sea.
7:14 , bro syria never had peace since 2011. Because of the terrorism of Al-asaad rejim, İranian millitas and Russian air forces 💔
Looks like you the the neighbor who bombs hospitals
As syrian now in syria
We cant understand what is happening
Everything is fucked up
People are running away from conflicts
People have been on road for over 12 hours running away from aleppo
Fuck we are fucked now
im from iran. can you tell me what are the iranian troops are doing there ?
@@Somskidos
Flee
@@Somskidos nothing
There was no fighting in aleppo
We literally have no idea what is happening
Every media is saying something different but nothing about your troops
@@Limytt77I will pray the situation gets better for you 🙏🏻 take care brother
@@YorkshireFlea thanks brother.
Hope everything gets better🙏🙏
as a syrian i hate my self
heat or hate?
@ToneyCrimson my apologies my english bad
No. At the end of the day we humans are NOT nice overall!!!
Have some mercy on yourself. The "gods" make mistakes and we human pay.
The gods do not give a damn!!!
But millions of people sponsor the non existent allan's snack bar!!!
Gullible aren't we 🙄?
@@Omarharibkeep patience akhi, one day everything will be fixed inshallah
CARRY ON
The Turkish people told Erdogan to solve the 3+ milion Syrian refugee situation in Turkiye. Now we are seeing his solution to sending them back. Clear territory in Syria so that they can return.
He sent them back with weapons and tanks
He’s asking ISIS and other Jihadis for help because he’s afraid that the Kurds get independent and invades Syria but cry about Israel
@@Mr.HaHa001Excellent.
As a Syrian who fled Aleppo during one of its worst days. This gives me hope of going back one day.
Are you now one of 3+ millon Syrian refugees in Turkiye ?
Aleppo to HTS: You have freed us!
HTS to Aleppo: Oh, i wouldn't say "freed", more like "under new management."
Tell me you don't know anything about the Syrian conflict without telling me you that you don't know anything about the Syrian conflict
@@youssefkandeel3667he is probably some 14 yo TikTok meme copier!
@ Assad is a horrible dictator, but you also never know what you get when Turkey (with a recent history of funding Isis and attack on Kurds) backs a militant group. What would happen to all the minorities who reside there? Especially Alawites now due to Assad family being that?
Assad is better than the rebels. America should've never taken out Gaddafi or Saddam. Look at Libya and Iraq now. The tail is wagging the dog.
HTS has only 15 000 troops though, indeed those are the most skilled and use kamikaze tactics, But the SNA has 90 000 rebels which will more then likely be the ones for guarding captured areas, while HTS will busy on the frontlines expanding further
I'm from Aleppo, and last night the city was lost
How are people taking it? Do you know why the SAA defence was so weak?
Syria belongs to 🇷🇸
Why are you not fighting?
@@RK-cj4ocwell maybe he is civilian
@christianbroadbent7489 After losing large parts of the Aleppo countryside, last night the city of Aleppo was peacefully surrendered and they withdrew completely. A curfew was imposed for civilians throughout the night and people are still in shock and not leaving their homes.
The problem for Assad is that the rebels grow with growing territorial population, because they are much more popular than the government, while the government can only grow with taxes and foreign support. So, if Assad doesn't get foreign support, he might lose his power, and the more lands he loses, the more accelerated rebels growth gets.
The rebels have foriegn support.
Everyone always does in the middle east.
@@julianshepherd2038 but the turks might intervene on the side of Assad
@@julianshepherd2038 arguably, yes, I assume. But I believe they get indirect supports, like, for example, the turkish government gives some of its secret agents weapons, those secret agents also work for the rebels and they give them the weapons as if they were from their personal arms stocks and th rebels accept it as weapons given by an ally or a member, the lower rank individuals not knowing it came from a foreign government.
This is hypothetical, but this is how I imagine foreign fores helping the rebels.
OBVIOUSLY, the rebels don't have anyone to give them air support, like assad does. The russian forces airstriked the rebels for years and days before now, and they even got intense airstrikes today morning. Therefore, they don't get much foreign support like Assad gets.
@@noriantiri9310on the side of who?
People were literally protesting against rebels ironically. They by any means are not popular. At this point every Syrian just wants the war to end and hates anyone prolonging it.
As a Syrian
I hate my life 💀💀
regardless of which side you support losing aleppo just shows that assad is nothing without russia and iran , and that the syrian army is a joke
What are the terrorist without US and turkish support ?
@@Silver_Prussian I'll tell you what they are... They are the one's that put up a better and longer fight against the US in Fallujah alone with only basic infantry equipment and a few thousand fighters Then Saddam's entire million man Army with Airforce, tanks and artillery did for All of Iraq
and considering that Saddam's army was labelled the most powerful in the middle-east at the time, it's not surprising that the Syrian & Afghan army did not perform any better
Who would win: Vietnamese army vs Syrian army?
America spent 21 years in Afghanistan, why could not they eliminate terrorists there. such kind of war is not easy my dear friend
3rd world cant beat 1st world weapons.
All of my relatives live in Aleppo, please pray for their safety :(
Has Aleppo been rebuilt?
I got a friend in Aleppo, hope he’s ok
much respect to you, why is your profile picture trump's mugshot?
@@butthebitebitbit that’s simple, its a funny photo
@@butthebitebitbit Why not?
Fights will never stop until Syria and Iraq is divided into segments, which makes it easier to rule by outsiders.
Their borders were designed by outsiders to be impossible to rule from within. There are so many disparate populations with these two nations that want nothing to do with one another. Balkanization would probably lead to much more stable nation states. Instead, foreign governments leverage and prop up internal groups to seize power and suppress the others. It is precisely because they are divided that foreign governments meddle, not the other way around.
west
Outsiders? the revolt started because the Syrian regime gunned down thousands of protestors
Restarted ?? It never stopped. Low level violence continued for the past 5 years
Left out a very important part, HTS are collaborating with AlQaeda and Daesh. They are not merely “rebels”
Cause the USA is working hard to make sure the peace and prosperity never settles in Syria 🇸🇾
Bad timing for Syria's goverment. Russia must pay more and more attention to Ukraine and Israel-Hamas-Lebanon crisis puts a preasure to the south.
Plus Iran is also in argument with Israel.
🇨🇳and 🇰🇵 coulf come to help though 💬👀
@@TioLiem1708China doesn't have the military capacity to help Assad. The most it can do is give diplomatic support.
Hezbollah, not Lebanon. The Lebanese Army was pulled back so they didn't get caught in the crossfire.
Oh yeah. Sure.@@razahassan8755
Yes! Thank you for the animating the video. I have no clue what's going on and the visuals made it easier to understanding. Looking forward to updates.
As someone who was obsessed with learning everything I possibly could about the conflict in the 2012-2015 time frame, I genuinely appreciate how often this video said "it's complicated" and moved on to the next point. Frankly, I think this is as decent a summary as possible in only 8 minutes. The only point I would add is that large portions of the HTS coalition are either Islamist or even Salafi (but mostly not Salafi-Jihadist - except for the Al-Qaeda offshoot which is a part of HTS, but also hostile to ISIS). This is another reason why the US does not back HTS, but Türkiye does (not that Türkiye supports Al-Qaeda, but they do consider them less bad than the Kurdish PKK; also the more moderately Islamist ideology of other components of the coalition probably suits Erdoğan).
No mention of these rebels being terrorists is insane
when you mention bashar, iran and russia as terrorists, then we can talk :)
Only terrorists here are the us backed “kurds”
Rebels say their country is bad
*Makes it 100 times worse and barely livable
Syria used to be another education spot for other student that wants to pursue their studies in tertiary education other than Egypt, Saudi Arabia and Jordan since it has 4 seasons. Syrian people are some of the nicest people I've ever met. Sad that after 2013, the condition at their country never be the same.
you forgot to mention that HTS used to be the Iraqi/Syrian branch of Al-Qaeda
The rebels captured Aleppo
Islamists*
They got their city back
@@JohnnyPreston6699 Islamist rebels*
Thousands of mercenaries flowing into Syria are not "rebels"
Only applies to Wagner..apparently
the mercenaries are fighting for the government..
@EL-oj6uq government soldiers arnt mercenaries
@@notmii8855 Wagner mercenaries helping the government are mercenaries..
@EL-oj6uq Turkey's mercenaries, the "Northern Hawks", led by Hassan Khairia,
Thanks!
Pray for the Syrian Christian communities 🙏
What about praying for all Syrians?
@@kiano4178 Christianity is my religion and they're being disproportionately affected. I do pray for all of course
@@kiano4178Nope
Christian’s have lived with and under Muslim rule safely for centuries no one is disproportionally attacking them
@@kiano4178 Syrian Christians will be affected the most by this. THey were protected by Assad
The poor refugees, caught between civil war in Syria and Israeli bombing in Lebanon...
War is over in lebanon
@ Ceasefire violations have been happening and it's unclear how things will turn out.
Oh well... that's life in a nutshell. Sometimes you're on top of the wheel, most of the times you're at the bottom; you win some, you lose some.
That's all I've got to say about that.
@@anthonyelkatoul7956 Israel broke the ceasefire
@manetho5134 despite everything it's still working
All of the people here claiming to be Syrians have a better command of the English language than every one of my high school students.
This shows how biased the sample here is, assuming they're even Syrians. Meanwhile, you'll never hear from the vast majority of the real Syrians on the ground
fun fact: English is global language
@ Not in American public schools it isn’t 😄
@@jonbecker4650 😅😅😅
@@jonbecker4650 Syrians are a pretty educated people so that's no surprise
Q: Why Syria’s civil war has restarted?
A: Israel.
Terribly bad video. No mention of Turkish support to the rebels or Russia being busy in Ukraine, the 2 main factors of this new offensive.
he literally mentioned it
I’m in Aleppo now. Things are crazy here.
Explain please
Pls can u explain
I leave a comment here to see the reply
Great video, but small factual correction: Golan Heights are also part of Syrian territory.
All the maps used and the explanation of control on 3:50 don’t mention this.
The southern Golan heights are in the control of Israel.
When you report news you can't get biased about that, they must to show you the real map of the world.
Not Syrian myself, but my fiancée is. There's one key flaw in this video: the government only really controls the borders, Damascus and Latakia, not 60% of the territory. Most cities and groups essentially self-govern.
only true about, Dar'aa and Al-Suwayda Governorates, and Dier Azzour ( Which is held by the US for its rich oil fields, surprisingly this video does not show it on the map lol)
I don't care about this shit as an ordinary syrian i just wanna live a peaceful life
Let me be your country's leader for 20 years, and I can do that for you.
you had order for several years. Nato and thrkey are bringing you sharia..as usual
How is this possible? How is the Syrian military this weak? Why dont they understand that they just cant withdraw from the second largest city like cowards, retaking it is gonna be hell. This is like ISIS all over again.
Well two things
First, this is the true ability of the syrian army without the iranian support on the ground and the russian aerial support
Second, the rebels HAVE NOTHING TO DO WITH isis .. they fought isis in the past plus they are pretty much welcomed in the city in contrary to isis ..
most of these fighters are aleppines who were kicked out in 2016 by assad vicious campaign back then and they are just returning to their city and homes .. and that's why they are welcomed by the people
@@moflehgazali8392 These are jihadis scm. Only terrorists support them. Sure as hell no Christians or other minorities.
Every single middle eastern military is an absolute joke side from Israel. They are so incompetent and weak it is just mind blowing how they all think they are tough
Because they hate the Assad government and Russia. How hard is that to understand????
@@moflehgazali8392the rebels and isis are the same, same people providing them weapons
I hope all of people are safe specially aleppo, i wish peace for syria and its people..
Love from somaliland
Q: Why is a ceasefire that was held for 4 years suddenly collapsed?
A: The "rebels" (more like terrorists that used to be part of ISIS ) caught the scent of weakness and struck with precision.
Oh great, here we go again!
Will Russia pull Assads chestnuts out of the fire this time as well? 🤔
As if Ukraine will let them have a break! 😂😂😂😂
I guess the better question is, can they afford too?
Putin is hiding underground.
@@jotfohm4644It's the other way around, they risk losing the momentum in their latest offensive,so they will most likely just ignore Assad for now
Yes. There are no alternatives.
My heart goes out to all Syrians their country has been turned into a battle ground for all these other players who don't care about them and constantly go around complaining about refugees
Sums it up pretty well like a never ending nightmare
How many billion "syrians" does the west have to let in before they care?
Its the politicians not us, we aren't calling for war in Syria 1 politician doesn't make up for a whole population ffs.
@@Chadrick2 I didn't just single out the US Russia, Iran and turkey are just as much to blame stop being offended by everything
@@M24071 The same people complaining about refugees are against war for that exact reason.
You forgot to mention the most important reason for the success of this offensive which is the relative absence of Russian jets which made the difference in 2026 and allowed Assad to take control over Aleppo. Russia being preoccupied with its war against Ukrain, Hezbullah being nearly destroyed by Israel, this presented golden opportunity to the opposition to gain as much control as they can.
America doesn’t have any legal or democratic mandate to be involved in this. We are here just to ensure we are constantly entangled in middle eastern conflicts.
You guys are always looking for some Oil and to keep your MIC extremely rich and happy.
Not just oil, their first thing in head is Isreal's safety which is soo important even from their own citizen.
Then of course taking oil name of "democracy" @@inquerion8867
This entire piece is filled with propaganda holy shit.
أنا سوري وعايش بسوريا ورح قلك
هدول ارهابيين مسلميين متشددين.. أغلبهم سوريين لكن في ارهابيين من تونس وليبيا والسعودية والشيشان وغيرها..
هدول بدهم يحكموا سوريا ع الشريعة.. والشعب السوري مابده هيك..
كل الشعب ممكن يتوحد مع الدولة ولا يقبل تحكمن هيك جماعات متطرفة
Muhammed’in islamını beğenmiyor musun?
@@toxichuman208 i don't understand.. Write it in English
@@kamel7574 Don’t you like Muhammed’s islam?
Always excellent coverage. Thank you
So you’re just going to ignore Afrin. A major Kurdish city on the west that Jihadi thugs backed by Turkey took over.
I wonder who else would could be behind this?
I am sure Israel. To muddy the waters and Biden. Just before he leaves.
As a great man once said “what’s Aleppo”
This propagandist lost me when he called Bashar a dictator.
TLDR; Can Assad lose Aleppo? Yes, yes he can, because that is what happend yesterday evening already.
seriously? No mention of how hts had links with al-Qaeda?
Cry more Assadist!
Links? They fucking wave the ISIS flag in their own videos as they screech the usual “Allahu akbar” not a link, they are terrorists, plain and simple.
I hope for good good future for all of the people in Syria. Problems have been persisting there for far too long.
I really feel for Syria right now, they are stuck between a brutal dictator or Islamist extremists. There does not seem to be a middle road here.
As an American Jew with Syrian grandparents from Aleppo, I’m glad y’all threw us out of that poor excuse of a country
I mean joke's on you still tho, you live in America.
You can just as easily catch a stray bullet over there.
Not even half as bad tho
@@DavedSitt
No universal healthcare either.
Haywire cybertrucks...
Plot Twist; Civil War in Syria never really ended.
Where are all these poor rebels getting armored gear, guns and tanks ??
The ones with territory held along the turkish border, except Rojava (the Kurds/SDF), are being supported and supplied by turkey.
@@МагомедАжуфамунедовThey are Hts. Turkey has nothing to do with Hts. Turkey suppors Fsa ( Free Syrian Army). Dont give false news.
Uncle Joe Biden the senile ?
Being anti-war isn't popular in American culture anymore. That was so 2004.
Turkey.
(I am Syrian)
You forgot to mention the Al-Tanf Base in south eastern Syria, controlled directly by the US claiming to fight off ISIS, in which happens to be one of the richest cities in oil in Syria lol.
I am surprised you didn't even mention it, or at least mention that the areas controlled by the Kurds also have the majority of oil fields in Syria.
Both the US and their puppet Kurds have contributed hugely to the suffering of the Syrian people, by stealing the oil and making the majority of the Syrian people live without basic human essentials and rights like electricity, gas, fuel.. etc.
The best bet for the Syrian people(in my opinion as a SYRIAN myself) is for the Rebels to win, and for Syrians to kick out all foreign countries, and maybe pay some debt to Turkey by eliminating the threat of an independent Kurdish state stealing all of the oil and pumping a lot of it to the US.
TLDR has no clue, but has nice graphics. Thanks.
I hope peace upon their land.
as an Iraqi i just wish the war would stop and live in peace
Title: Could Assad lose Aleppo?
Thumbnail: picture of Putin
Cuz he is actually it's ruler. 🤷🏻♂️
Picture of putin since alepo fell in less than 3 days
😝💖🇮🇱💞🇺🇲💖😝🤪😇😋
No friends but the mountains.
Yet they want to live everywhere except the mountains 😅
@@yusefkhan1752true 😂👏👏
Have you seen your so called map????? It’s 90 % non mountain areas. Keep living in lala land. At the end, the entire Middle East will move to Europe and America. We can’t build countries without backstabbing each other.
@sabtiy80 tell me you don't know about zagros range mountain without telling me you don't know....
go do research for zagros mountain range and also for turkey topography, Iran topography, Iraq topography, and see the areas that are mountainous (is a place that 98% of kurds live in,) right now I am on this range mountain in north Iraq in a village surrounded by 10 mountain... ahhh iam not gonna into this but when we made this phrase(no friends but mountain) we are not stupid, maybe we see mountain around us always? maybe the Syrian part is only part with less mountain? but 98 percent of kurds live on mountain?
Of course this happened because of Israel . Anything and everything that can be blamed on Israel is always blamed on Israel no matter how tenuous and nonexistent the connection .
Stop faking it.
Syria 🇸🇾 for ages were the enlightened country in the Middle East! What a shame!!!!
Who are you kidding - a lengthy history of oppression and causing pain and sorrow for others such as the Lebanese
I appreciate how clearly and succinctly you explained what is going on in Syria. I am now subscribed.
Sorry to all Syrians/Kurds as a Turkish woman. Syria needs and deserves peace 🇹🇷✝️🇹🇷 I pray for you
Ur christian good but peace doesn't belong to the crusader and I think u don't read ur own bible verse.i have many verses which are mostly terrible 😔.
If u want comment me above?
Shi✝
@@MairajUddin-m1s Crusades were justified after years of terror and "golden age" in Islam from looting, raiding and jihad in Europe.
No we are not sorry 🇹🇷 absolutely syrian war needs to stop. But now kurds are the problem because they are trying to take our lands.Syrian war need stops but with right way .
Aleppo already now under rebel control
YES
The east is now under Kurdish control
Isis???
Not for long.
There is no repel but decent oppostion
What does Israel have to do with the civil war in Syria. Why does everyone blame Israel for others problems.
Israel admitted it was funding the rebels in 2019
It is really very possible that all these are happening for security and expansion of Israel.
Because Israel is the cause of many current problems in the region.
To distract. Now, you are not thinking of Palestinians, right?
Israel has a lot to do with Syrian civil war. Briefly, Syria is ally of Israel's arch enemy Iran. Also Hezbollah which is an armed shia faction in Lebanon which threatens Israel, supported by Iran through Syria. So a friendly regime to Iran in Syria is detrimental for Israel's security. So here is why for you. Just check out Israel's air raids in Syria. They are directly targeting Iran's proxies in Syria.
Which us organization is funding this BS
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What's so great about this video is, you managed to tell the whole story under 4 minutes. This is impressive 😂 when it comes to middle east nothing is simple.
Pray for Assad and Syria. 🙏 🙏
which one are you praying for exactly?
Hi I live in aleppo and the rebels are all over the place but they r not hurting anyone the kurds curently are entering eastern aleppo but the kurds r the enemies of the rebels so now basically it's a conflict between the rebels and the kurds and that's all we know like everything is mistirous and the syrian forces and government are out of aleppo so yeah like we're just sitting in our homes hopping for the best
Why did none of you form defense militias to help the government keep the rebels out of the city? Why did the city's defenses collapse so fast? Why didn't anyone flee?
@@gregorymalchuk272 because assad is dictator. might be the worst one on par with kim jong un and netanyahu. he killed his own citizens who wanted to be free (to some degree) which fueled to Islamist uprising
@@gregorymalchuk272cause most Syrians don’t like their government
@@Nahjittrippin790 Do they like ISIS more than a western educated pluralist doctor??
Syrians don't like the government so they would never defend it. As for fleeing, people flee from the government, not from the rebels. All Syrian refugees around the world were running away from the government. Not just that, there are many people who smuggle themselves from government-controlled territory to rebel-controlled territory. The more territory the rebels capture the more the Syrians that go back to Syria.
Why would anyone be happy about war ?
You will be amazed at human nature
Because syrians view the rebels are liberators, most syrians are sunni while assad and iranian and lebanese militias as shia
Assad and his allies did atrocious things to syrians, carpet bombings, mass rape campaigns and torturing in prisons he even used chemical weapons against them
Well there are always those who gain something from it so yeah there are some who are happy
Money
Because the rebels took Aleppo. Aleppo has been liberated.
Stop calling them rebels and call them what they are - TERRORISTS
Very good summary of a cpmplex situation - well done
We are not rebels. We are free Syrians we want our freedom