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You are so blind, you are corrupt and lost Wallahi, you only make sense to yourself and it's sad.
Oh Syria the victory is coming
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You are so blind, you are corrupt and lost Wallahi, you only make sense to yourself and it's sad.
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Lol what are you trying to get me to do? Engage in unnecessary and time consuming juvenile banter with you? .....But that would be aimless (rambling.....on both our parts). i wonder how old you are but won't bother to ask or check due to the fact that you're on my ignore list as soon as i click on reply - having said what was necessary for me to add to the discussion for whoever cares to consider.
Think about how you you want it - because you dig or build for yourself ultimately, so please don't be like the one who makes his own bed of repose and then is unwilling to lie in it, and maybe looking at a set of russian dolls and pondering would be a useful excercise at this point, and those dolls don't contain the world.....chapter two around verse 100 could be another point of reference.
ignorance isn't really bliss.....it's often extremely detrimental to all involved.
Edit: ignore list is gone, so we'll just have to try and be on guard from deception and falsehood.
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Another update on the worsening security situation in Northern Syria.
Another update on the worsening security situation in Northern Syria.
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Last year but relevant.
Blurb
As worldwide outrage mounts over an alleged chemical weapons attack in Idlib province, which was reportedly carried out by the Assad government, we speak with world-renowned political dissident, linguist and author Noam Chomsky about the ongoing conflict in Syria.
Last year but relevant.
Blurb
As worldwide outrage mounts over an alleged chemical weapons attack in Idlib province, which was reportedly carried out by the Assad government, we speak with world-renowned political dissident, linguist and author Noam Chomsky about the ongoing conflict in Syria.
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Another update
Dr Shajul Islam Official
2 May at 05:44 ·
Without realizing, we have become desensitized to the horrors of the war in Syria. As I write this, the Syrian Army is marching to the next destination to carry out their massacre... besieged areas in north of Homs.
This war in Syria has set a new precedence… the regime and their allies are allowed to carry out all types of war crimes without any recompense.
Again and again, we are seeing the world superpowers fooling us with all these unrealistic “peace deals” and “ceasefires”, while in fact, nothing changes on the ground and the criminals continue their massacre of women and children.
During my first trip to Syria in 2012, I worked from an underground hospital in Talbisa, northern Homs. There, I had some of my first experience of war medicine. The things I saw in Homs in 2012 gave me nightmares for years to come and shaped my future. And now, the fall of these areas in Homs, seem imminent.
Sadly, most of the rebel groups have given up the fight, and now its becoming more clear, that some groups have been making secret deals with the regime. Fighting the stronger rebel groups before switching sides with their heavy weapons.
Wars are very complicated, its hard to know who you can trust. And it's always the innocent civilians that pay the price.
And now, things have gotten even more complicated with the involvement of Israel. It seems that war between Iran and Israel, is imminent on Syrian soil. What will this mean for the people of Syria? Only time will tell.
Sometimes I sit and ponder about this war. And then I thank God that he has blessed me, to be a doctor. As a doctor, saving lives... you can't really go wrong.
I have seen many people I once knew who came to this blessed land of Syria to help, but in the end, they have done more harm for the people instead of helping.
It's impossible to make any difference politically when its hard to find any group that you can trust.
Continue the charity work and help the charities that are working to better the lives of the oppressed. This is my advice. This is the time of confusion… and we patiently wait for the help of Allah to come.
Dr Shajul Islam Official
9 May
As Ramadan, the month of mercy approaches, things are changing fast here in Syria. Many deals are taking place. Right now, we are getting ready to receive more families from northern Homs and south of Hama, which was one of the largest besieged areas. This, at the same time as many families from Damascus, are still arriving to the north.
Many will see these deals as a defect for the rebels, but I see this as a victory in many ways. Now, the rebels have been able to secure an area larger then Lebanon, where people opposed to the Assad regime, can live. Here, in northern Syria, the opposition is slowly, with the help of the Turkish government, securing all the border regions and establishing a government (the Salvation Government).
4 million people are living here. There is good food, regular water supply, good power, gas and somewhat of a free healthcare system, (partly funded by your donations).
Now, in this area of Idlib, the Syrian people have so much freedom, that they could not dream of, in the 40 years they were oppressed by the Assad regime. The biggest oppression was that of religious freedom. Now, people are able to practise Islam freely, women are able to wear the niqaab and walk the streets, without being abused. We are able to practise aspects of the religion of Islam, that we can't even talk about in other parts of the world.
For now, it seems a phase of stability is coming to Syria. But this does not mean our work is done. Right now we need to work hard to implement law and order, to build the education system and to fix the healthcare sector. We have a lot of work to do and we need skilled people to come to Syria to help.
We know the sayings of the prophet Mohammed (saw), regarding the end of times and how significant Syria will be. So, we know that this phase is temporary and we are far from ever-lasting peace.
Know the importance of the blessed land of Shaam. If you are unable to come here to join us, in this great work, then at least support us in helping the oppressed…
www.MedicalAidSyria.com
Another update
Dr Shajul Islam Official
2 May at 05:44 ·
Without realizing, we have become desensitized to the horrors of the war in Syria. As I write this, the Syrian Army is marching to the next destination to carry out their massacre... besieged areas in north of Homs.
This war in Syria has set a new precedence… the regime and their allies are allowed to carry out all types of war crimes without any recompense.
Again and again, we are seeing the world superpowers fooling us with all these unrealistic “peace deals” and “ceasefires”, while in fact, nothing changes on the ground and the criminals continue their massacre of women and children.
During my first trip to Syria in 2012, I worked from an underground hospital in Talbisa, northern Homs. There, I had some of my first experience of war medicine. The things I saw in Homs in 2012 gave me nightmares for years to come and shaped my future. And now, the fall of these areas in Homs, seem imminent.
Sadly, most of the rebel groups have given up the fight, and now its becoming more clear, that some groups have been making secret deals with the regime. Fighting the stronger rebel groups before switching sides with their heavy weapons.
Wars are very complicated, its hard to know who you can trust. And it's always the innocent civilians that pay the price.
And now, things have gotten even more complicated with the involvement of Israel. It seems that war between Iran and Israel, is imminent on Syrian soil. What will this mean for the people of Syria? Only time will tell.
Sometimes I sit and ponder about this war. And then I thank God that he has blessed me, to be a doctor. As a doctor, saving lives... you can't really go wrong.
I have seen many people I once knew who came to this blessed land of Syria to help, but in the end, they have done more harm for the people instead of helping.
It's impossible to make any difference politically when its hard to find any group that you can trust.
Continue the charity work and help the charities that are working to better the lives of the oppressed. This is my advice. This is the time of confusion… and we patiently wait for the help of Allah to come.
Dr Shajul Islam Official
9 May
As Ramadan, the month of mercy approaches, things are changing fast here in Syria. Many deals are taking place. Right now, we are getting ready to receive more families from northern Homs and south of Hama, which was one of the largest besieged areas. This, at the same time as many families from Damascus, are still arriving to the north.
Many will see these deals as a defect for the rebels, but I see this as a victory in many ways. Now, the rebels have been able to secure an area larger then Lebanon, where people opposed to the Assad regime, can live. Here, in northern Syria, the opposition is slowly, with the help of the Turkish government, securing all the border regions and establishing a government (the Salvation Government).
4 million people are living here. There is good food, regular water supply, good power, gas and somewhat of a free healthcare system, (partly funded by your donations).
Now, in this area of Idlib, the Syrian people have so much freedom, that they could not dream of, in the 40 years they were oppressed by the Assad regime. The biggest oppression was that of religious freedom. Now, people are able to practise Islam freely, women are able to wear the niqaab and walk the streets, without being abused. We are able to practise aspects of the religion of Islam, that we can't even talk about in other parts of the world.
For now, it seems a phase of stability is coming to Syria. But this does not mean our work is done. Right now we need to work hard to implement law and order, to build the education system and to fix the healthcare sector. We have a lot of work to do and we need skilled people to come to Syria to help.
We know the sayings of the prophet Mohammed (saw), regarding the end of times and how significant Syria will be. So, we know that this phase is temporary and we are far from ever-lasting peace.
Know the importance of the blessed land of Shaam. If you are unable to come here to join us, in this great work, then at least support us in helping the oppressed…
www.MedicalAidSyria.com
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Donald Trump:
"Russia vows to shoot down any and all missiles fired at Syria. Get ready Russia, because they will be coming, nice and new and “smart!” You shouldn’t be partners with a Gas Killing Animal who kills his people and enjoys it!"
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"Russia vows to shoot down any and all missiles fired at Syria. Get ready Russia, because they will be coming, nice and new and “smart!” You shouldn’t be partners with a Gas Killing Animal who kills his people and enjoys it!"
Has more Wala wal Bara than some users on this forum
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Ah this again, the new Saudi/Zionist propoganda line were all meant to chant eh? Like I said earlier how times change.
Shoo hasbra troll.
Ive been noticing certain Saudi/Zionist hasbra agents coming on to various (Muslim) social media sites and trying to subtly subvert and undermine discussions. We have an example of it here.
Sad really. :hmm:
Ah this again, the new Saudi/Zionist propoganda line were all meant to chant eh? Like I said earlier how times change.
Shoo hasbra troll.
Ive been noticing certain Saudi/Zionist hasbra agents coming on to various (Muslim) social media sites and trying to subtly subvert and undermine discussions. We have an example of it here.
Sad really. :hmm:
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I believe that if Assad has turned against Allah and His messenger and the truth, then he has done so in secret alliance with america, israel, britain, and france, primarily as his allies with a few more bandwagon jumping investors. Therefore, any measures taken against Assad for crimes should be applied in multiples to his criminal handlers according to their part in crimes.
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Well bro I have a different take on the situation, I think what started out as a rebellion/civil war morphed into great power conflict between Assad/Iran/Russia vs GCC (or whats left of it)Turkey/Israel/USA/Western powers, though the dynamics have changed over the years.
Its hard to make sense of whats going on but we can keep trying.
Well bro I have a different take on the situation, I think what started out as a rebellion/civil war morphed into great power conflict between Assad/Iran/Russia vs GCC (or whats left of it)Turkey/Israel/USA/Western powers, though the dynamics have changed over the years.
Its hard to make sense of whats going on but we can keep trying.
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If we go back to posts #2 and #3 of this thread where a spokesperson for kufr made his case, we may notice the original kafir blueprint along with calculated resulting scenarios. Notice how he speaks as a sports commentator attempting to whip up a "team" frenzy, while at the same time providing patterns of thought in the hasbara way, and attempting to convince Muslims of reasons why they "need to" kill each other and worship the godless American government as if it's a shining illuminated one eyed savior on an eternal pedestal - though God is NOT one eyed . Going through a few more of his (usually pro-zionist) posts, you'll notice that he's attempting to validate the slaughter of Muslims whilst again attempting to make the leaders of kufr out to be the judges, then when you notice the fake muslim jury wading in and repeating such talking points via false testimony - it begins to become clearly apparent that this war waged by secularism and it's allies is a crime against Allah and His awliyaa, and that the target is beyond the insignificant factions and teams that the pharaohs set up for people as distractions and energy dissipation tactics whilst they work to remove the truth and administer falsehood and exploitation upon the masses of people on this planet.
This is a running battle with the devil and His allies for the very souls of humankind, and the righteous people of Syria are causing the devil and his allies to bite their fingertips in rage, hence the purposefully confused turmoil.
if Assad is not disliked by Israeli criminals and is doing a secret "peace" deal with them in return for "normal" relations, the God-fearing people of Syria have surely alarmed the corrupt to the extent that they are angry (as described in the final verse in ch 48 of the Quran.
A question glares - why would america be spending billions of dollars in syria when nobody other than israel want them there? Are they not addicted to weapons sales, armed robbery, and bloodshed? Have they not signed a deal with the devil and accepted their seats in hell in return for a false promise of worldly Godhood? and does it not look like a zbignew brzezinski model which was used in afghanistan?
All of these war games and maneuvers since at least world war one indicate that the real battle is not one idol flag and it's devotees vs another idol flag vs it's devotees, but a battle for the souls of humankind with engineered turmoil and confusion to make us lose sight of priority number One. This is definitely a battle of shaytaan and his bloated criminal allies against the whole of humankind.
we already know this because of the turmoil in our lives and because we know that the heads of kufr are working hard to corrupt and destroy all of mankind via overt and covert media programming and manipulation, with corruption of secular education systems to the extent that people are herded electronically like cattle in uniform through the economic "life" system until end of life "care" where people can't look after their elders properly (and are too stimulated and busy to care anymore) and governments are talking about legalizing euthanasia for the less productive (some have already accepted unconditional abortion like the pagans of pre-islamic arabia).
we delve a little and find that the families who were behind the u.n are also behind the usurers and the corrupt ngos which make idiots stand up and loudly demand their own exploitation (they were also behind the nazi tattooing machines and hitler's and later indira gandi's and china's mass sterilizations, and also the joint secularist euro-american conducted murders of people with semitic blood regardless of creed (tests on bodies confirming semitic origin - which is a line running through adam, noah, the family of Ibrahim, and also the family of imran - are usually reported as jewish, though we know that there are more semitic Muslims than Jews, and that most of the members in those narrow minded racist groups and soldiers of germany and europe couldn't tell the difference between a real jew who was against the forced relocation of zionists to palestine, and a Muslim who was against the forced relocation of zionists to palestine. Both were circumcised, and both dressed quite similarly and maintained similar practices in eating and modesty habits - just that Muslims didn't have much of a voice unlike the western supported zionists who used the planned events for political captial - so the killing of Muslim went on relatively silently - although hitler's use of the hindu swastika during joint massacres (as the british simultaneously pretended to "give" a part of india to INDIAN Muslims as a solution to the british fomented fighting and massacres - a characteristic method of operation for secular british and pharaonic governments to maintain "balance" (torn in half wrongways) control - then "gave" a half of palestine to mainly EUROPEAN zionists despite multiple fake promises to exploit them less.
these are indications and evidences of some of the psychological operations that were in motion before we were born. Google the pro nazi board game "juden raus" if in doubt as to my observations).
Therefore, if assad is a party to the plot, it follows that putin is too (the soviet communist experiment was wound up by the cia after choosing which of their corrupt friends would become the oligarchs to inherit state apparatus), and the fact that russian and american oligarchs jointly benifit from middle east turmoil is no secret, and good cop bad cop is a proven ages-old psy-op that works with kids, adults, and governments alike unless they know what to compare both "cops" with. Saddam was seeing this type of manipulation and stating it clearly to the world, and i believe that it was his refusal to play corrupt violated and violating puppet that irked the fake jewish state and it's controllers to the extent that they turned on him treaceherously and blatantly.
This is not a game of teams, this is a struggle within each individual and unless we wake up and realize how we are being betrayed and played against each other, we'll keep running from the lap of one corrupt enemy of our souls to another and will continue repeat the commentaries of the false commentators, analysts, and speculators we see on secular t.v.
What is the point of fighting falsehood and corruption if we ourselves are vessels of falsehood? Would we not just be helping the corrupters to corrupt and kill us further whilst selling us weapons? would the logical solution not be to make the truth and justice priority number one in ourselves, families and communities like it should be regardless of accusations of fundamentalism and "idealism"?
Can any secular nation state currently give us a better model for success than Islam? Are we not all struggling and in turmoil? Do we not need to make some very important changes to our personalities and accept Allah our lawgiver? Do we not need to demand truthfulness and decency from ourselves and our governments? is it wise to ask souls more wicked than ourselves to just bomb people better than ourselves as we navigate the rat-race?
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Another update
Has Israel opened a new front in Syria's war?
Iran's reaction to latest deadly strikes to determine the length and intensity of confrontation, say analysts.
Iran's reaction to latest deadly strikes to determine the length and intensity of confrontation, say analysts.
Israeli raids against alleged Iranian targets inside Syria have raised fears of a major confrontation in the Middle East. Amid international calls for restraint and calm, Israeli officials say Thursday's attacks were not aimed at opening a new front in Syria's war, but analysts say much will depend on Iran's response. The Israeli military has said that its warplanes targeted intelligence, logistics, storage and vehicles in response to rocket fire targeting its forces in the occupied Golan Heights, which it blames on Iran.
Avigdor Lieberman, Israel's defence minister, said the Israeli assault struck "almost all of the Iranian infrastructure in Syria", and added that Israel will desist from launching any further attacks.
"I hope we finished this chapter and everyone got the message," he said, but warned that "if it rains on us [Israel], it will pour on them [Iran]."
Iran has not commented on the rocket fire.
Situation unclear
The situation remains unclear, with an independent war monitor claiming the rockets followed a "first Israeli bombardment on the town of Baath" in Quneitra province. Also on Tuesday, Syrian state media reported attacks on a military base in Kisweh, south of Damascus, and accused Israel of carrying out the raid. The strikes on Kisweh came shortly after President Donald Trump announced US withdrawal from the 2015 Iran nuclear deal, and resulted in the deaths of 15 people, eight of whom were Iranians, according to the war monitor.
Iranian forces based in Syria reportedly retaliated the next day, launching 20 rockets in the direction of the Israeli-occupied Syrian territory of Golan Heights. The Israeli military accused Iran's Revolutionary Guard (IRGC) and its Quds Force, headed by General Qassem Suleimani, of being behind the attack.
Analysts said the Israeli retaliation was meant to signal Tel Aviv's resolve, without allowing the conflict spiral out of control.
"I don't think Israel is interested in continuing a prolonged war with Iran because this might spill over to other theatres, including in Lebanon with Hezbollah, effectively making it a proxy war," Yossi Mekelberg, a professor of international relations at Regent's University, London, told Al Jazeera.
"Israel runs the risk, by doing what it did, that Iran will feel almost obliged and forced to retaliate again.
"That's the danger when things like this start, you don't know how and who's going to stop. You know how it starts, but you don't know how it will end."
rest here
https://www.aljazeera.com/news/2018/05/israel-opened-front-syria-war-180510122121138.html
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Has Israel opened a new front in Syria's war?
Iran's reaction to latest deadly strikes to determine the length and intensity of confrontation, say analysts.
Iran's reaction to latest deadly strikes to determine the length and intensity of confrontation, say analysts.
Israeli raids against alleged Iranian targets inside Syria have raised fears of a major confrontation in the Middle East. Amid international calls for restraint and calm, Israeli officials say Thursday's attacks were not aimed at opening a new front in Syria's war, but analysts say much will depend on Iran's response. The Israeli military has said that its warplanes targeted intelligence, logistics, storage and vehicles in response to rocket fire targeting its forces in the occupied Golan Heights, which it blames on Iran.
Avigdor Lieberman, Israel's defence minister, said the Israeli assault struck "almost all of the Iranian infrastructure in Syria", and added that Israel will desist from launching any further attacks.
"I hope we finished this chapter and everyone got the message," he said, but warned that "if it rains on us [Israel], it will pour on them [Iran]."
Iran has not commented on the rocket fire.
Situation unclear
The situation remains unclear, with an independent war monitor claiming the rockets followed a "first Israeli bombardment on the town of Baath" in Quneitra province. Also on Tuesday, Syrian state media reported attacks on a military base in Kisweh, south of Damascus, and accused Israel of carrying out the raid. The strikes on Kisweh came shortly after President Donald Trump announced US withdrawal from the 2015 Iran nuclear deal, and resulted in the deaths of 15 people, eight of whom were Iranians, according to the war monitor.
Iranian forces based in Syria reportedly retaliated the next day, launching 20 rockets in the direction of the Israeli-occupied Syrian territory of Golan Heights. The Israeli military accused Iran's Revolutionary Guard (IRGC) and its Quds Force, headed by General Qassem Suleimani, of being behind the attack.
Analysts said the Israeli retaliation was meant to signal Tel Aviv's resolve, without allowing the conflict spiral out of control.
"I don't think Israel is interested in continuing a prolonged war with Iran because this might spill over to other theatres, including in Lebanon with Hezbollah, effectively making it a proxy war," Yossi Mekelberg, a professor of international relations at Regent's University, London, told Al Jazeera.
"Israel runs the risk, by doing what it did, that Iran will feel almost obliged and forced to retaliate again.
"That's the danger when things like this start, you don't know how and who's going to stop. You know how it starts, but you don't know how it will end."
rest here
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And you're an Iranian troll that acts like an objective Sunni that subtly posts pro-Iranian and pro-Shia media
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Because Russia and Iran are innocent, it's only secretly he's bad and not openly? His ruthlessness is difficult to tell? What's wrong with you are you suffering from mental retardation?
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It's only difficult to those who have no Ilm or proper Aqeedah as well as those who choose to remain ignorant and spread ignorance, because otherwise one with proper knowledge of Islam would realize that this is battle between belief and disbelief that will continue perpetually until the end of time.
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It is not impossible that iran became a proxy or a reactionary group before or after the cia false flags and regime change there, it is not impossible that many of these international theatres are simply mechanisms to influence the masses in stages whilst keeping them weak, the fact that Iran was secretly buying weapons from America and Israel whilst America was egging on saddam via saudi arabia (as with the mujahideen in afghanistan during the cold war) and not making it known is an indicator that it is well in the know about the fact that orwell's 1984 and huxleys brave new world (though they're a bit muddled) are being set up before our very eyes, if we care to stop and zoom out a bit and ponder, the scriptures and ahadith are warning us clearly of these scenarios.
I believe that this is the primary reason why war has been declared by Allah and His messenger on the Usury system, and why the Usury system is engaged in an undeclared war against the minds of the people regarding Islam, whilst an overt war against Muslims under various guises internationally is being waged. I mean, not many people would like it if i called someone who tried it on me a polish prstitute or a light skinned person who i want to to discredit a white devil, or a british tory pigfker - especially if the accusations were untrue, but it appears we are being acclimatised in stages by two different forces denoted by light guiding to success and shadowy darkness winking along whilst sitting on the seat of blasphemy, corruption, and rebellion to the extent that hollow and perverted terms such as "Islamic extremists" often after "suspected" have become an easy way of explaining the most horrific atrocities to a mentally and physically disarmed global citizenry awaiting their turn......
When i try to think about why that wicked winter witch who calls herself the queen of narnia who offers up her cup of filthy intoxication everytime people start to think - and who dances with seven little spirits meaner than herself is always tempting us with bad apples and trying to poison one side of the knife when the servants of Allah try to draw near to her Master and their Master, i wonder, what's in it for her? More? More of what??? She's filthy rich!!!
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That's a very strange argumentation, maybe far fetched propaganda. Even if the Golan Heights belong to Syria, they are occupied by Israel, and that's a fact. So it would in no means undermine Syria's/Iran's claim when they would bombard Israeli facilities there. It is a scarcely populated area (27k) and army facilities are probably isolated from civilians anyway.
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Another update
Turkey builds final outpost in protective ring around Syria's Idlib
#SyriaWar
Turkish forces construct last of 12 posts as Syrian government pushes more refugees into north-eastern province
Turkey has announced the start of work on the last of 12 military observation post along the border of Syria's rebel-held Idlib, creating a protective ring around the province to prevent ground attacks under a deal agreed with Iran and Russia.
Activists reported Turkish military convoys heading to Jisr al-Shagour, near the border with Turkey, to complete its system of fortifications established by the Astana process last year.
On its official Twitter account on Wednesday, the Turkish army said: "No 11 Observation Point, which is the 12th in Idlib region, has been established."
The observation points were agreed under the Astana deal with Russia and Iran, to create "de-confliction" zones in Syria.
Turkish politicians have said Ankara was hopeful of moving the millions of Syrians back to their home country once a safe area could be established - and have cited Idlib as a possible destination.
However, the province's population is already swelled by hundreds of thousands of refugees from other rebel-held areas of Syria, who have been forced to move under "ceasefire" agreements as government forces move in.
Seven years into Syria's war, 2.5 million Syrians are thought to be living in Idlib after their evacuation from all corners of the country.
And despite being under the protection of Turkish forces, residents have endured repeated government air strikes and in-fighting among rebel groups that control the province.
Syria announces full control of central areas
The last Turkish post was set up on the same day the Syrian government announced it had taken full control of central areas of the country, as rebels and their relatives were moved from their final pockets of territory.
The rebels were transferred to Idlib. The evacuations from areas straddling the boundary between Homs and Hama provinces came under a deal between rebel factions and the government.
Rastan, Talbiseh and al-Hula in Homs were all cleared of rebels, the official SANA news agency and the Syrian Observatory for Human Rights activist group reported.
"The last convoy of terrorists and their families exits northern Homs province and southern Hama province," SANA reported - using a term it ascribes to all rebel fighters regardless of faction and ideology.
A total of 34,500 people - armed men and their families - were moved out of the area as part of the deal, according to the Britain-based Observatory.
"As of today, there is not one gunman left, no weapons left in the whole of Homs province," the province's governor, Talal Barazai, told AFP in Rastan.
Meanwhile, Russia's president Vladimir Putin said his navy would patrol off Syria in order to ward off "terrorist" threats.
"This year... due to the continuing terrorist threat in Syria, our ships equipped with cruise missiles will patrol the Mediterranean on a continuous basis," Putin said
Putin praised the "precise and well-coordinated actions of Russian ships and submarines during the Syria operation and the cruise missile strikes... which inflicted considerable losses on the terrorists".
http://www.middleeasteye.net/news/turkey-builds-final-outpost-protective-ring-around-syrias-idlib-1244292087
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Turkey builds final outpost in protective ring around Syria's Idlib
#SyriaWar
Turkish forces construct last of 12 posts as Syrian government pushes more refugees into north-eastern province
Turkey has announced the start of work on the last of 12 military observation post along the border of Syria's rebel-held Idlib, creating a protective ring around the province to prevent ground attacks under a deal agreed with Iran and Russia.
Activists reported Turkish military convoys heading to Jisr al-Shagour, near the border with Turkey, to complete its system of fortifications established by the Astana process last year.
On its official Twitter account on Wednesday, the Turkish army said: "No 11 Observation Point, which is the 12th in Idlib region, has been established."
The observation points were agreed under the Astana deal with Russia and Iran, to create "de-confliction" zones in Syria.
Turkish politicians have said Ankara was hopeful of moving the millions of Syrians back to their home country once a safe area could be established - and have cited Idlib as a possible destination.
However, the province's population is already swelled by hundreds of thousands of refugees from other rebel-held areas of Syria, who have been forced to move under "ceasefire" agreements as government forces move in.
Seven years into Syria's war, 2.5 million Syrians are thought to be living in Idlib after their evacuation from all corners of the country.
And despite being under the protection of Turkish forces, residents have endured repeated government air strikes and in-fighting among rebel groups that control the province.
Syria announces full control of central areas
The last Turkish post was set up on the same day the Syrian government announced it had taken full control of central areas of the country, as rebels and their relatives were moved from their final pockets of territory.
The rebels were transferred to Idlib. The evacuations from areas straddling the boundary between Homs and Hama provinces came under a deal between rebel factions and the government.
Rastan, Talbiseh and al-Hula in Homs were all cleared of rebels, the official SANA news agency and the Syrian Observatory for Human Rights activist group reported.
"The last convoy of terrorists and their families exits northern Homs province and southern Hama province," SANA reported - using a term it ascribes to all rebel fighters regardless of faction and ideology.
A total of 34,500 people - armed men and their families - were moved out of the area as part of the deal, according to the Britain-based Observatory.
"As of today, there is not one gunman left, no weapons left in the whole of Homs province," the province's governor, Talal Barazai, told AFP in Rastan.
Meanwhile, Russia's president Vladimir Putin said his navy would patrol off Syria in order to ward off "terrorist" threats.
"This year... due to the continuing terrorist threat in Syria, our ships equipped with cruise missiles will patrol the Mediterranean on a continuous basis," Putin said
Putin praised the "precise and well-coordinated actions of Russian ships and submarines during the Syria operation and the cruise missile strikes... which inflicted considerable losses on the terrorists".
http://www.middleeasteye.net/news/turkey-builds-final-outpost-protective-ring-around-syrias-idlib-1244292087
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Another update
Turkey's Afrin operation stokes Yazidi fears and fuels displacement
Khaled is a Yazidi who was still living in his village when we interviewed him only a few days before the Turkish army and their Free Syrian Army associates invaded in March.
"The Yazidis living in the north of the Afrin district are leaving their homes one by one," he told The New Arab, with an anxious voice at his home in Ain Dera.
"Many shrines have been destroyed. Women have been abducted. If the Turkish army and the Islamists arrive all the way here, we don't know where we will be able to go." The New Arab was not able to confirm his claim of women being abducted.
Khaled was sheltering a Yazidi family from Qastal Jindo, a village in Afrin already captured from the Kurdish YPG militia by the Turkish army.
Ankara sees the YPG as the Syrian extension of the Kurdistan Workers' Party (PKK) - an outlawed militant group which has waged a bloody insurgency against the Turkish state for nearly 35 years. Turkish officials view Kurdish control of northern Syrian areas bordering Turkey as a major threat to the country's national security.
Turkey, which has taken in nearly four million Syrian refugees, has trained and equipped fighters of the Free Syrian Army - mostly Sunni Syrian Arabs - and has used them to spearhead their operation to take over Afrin, a canton of northern Syria formerly controlled by the Kurdish YPG militia.
But reports are widespread that militiamen are abusing their newfound positions of power in the area. "In April, eleven Yazidis were kidnapped at the same time and their relatives were asked for large sums of money in exchange for their release," says Murad Ismael, executive director of Yazda, a locally focused non-profit organisation.
Another villager spoke to us, but did not want his name published for fear of reprisals.
"They destroyed the Yazidi shrines immediately upon arriving," he said. "We had fled Sheikh Maqsoud, the Kurdish quarter of Aleppo, because of the in-fighting, and found safety in our original village of Qastal Jindo. Now we are refugees once again - and only God knows what we will be tomorrow."
Despite an almost total blackout in the canton now under the control of the Turkish army, evidence has emerged suggesting minorities are being discriminated against for their religious beliefs by zealous Islamist militiamen allied to the Turkish army.
The fears Afrin residents shared with us before the completion of the Olive Branch offensive may have been justified.
"The number of Yazidis in Afrin was around 50,000 before the war. It fell to 35,000 as a consequence of the war. As the Turkish offensive started, the drop continued and reached approximately 25,000," said Mahmoud Kalash, chairman of the Committee of Yazidi Intellectuals in Afrin.
It is believed that number has since fallen further in the formerly Kurdish-held canton. Several Yazidis have reportedly converted to Islam to avoid retaliation from Islamist fighters.
"The Turkish government set up a local council to administer Afrin. One Yazidi representative was appointed within this council, but no one seems to know who that person might be," says Saad Babir, media director at Yazda.
In Ain Deraa, which had been a mixed Yazidi and Sunni-Kurdish town, residents had already seen their main sacred prayer site destroyed by an airstrike in January. This temple, a UNESCO site, was targeted despite there being no military activity near the site that we could detect when we visited.
"We used to go to this ancient site to pray and do our religious activities," said Babir.
The Turkish army has denied shelling any cultural site, saying they only aimed at military targets.
rest here
https://www.alaraby.co.uk/english/indepth/2018/5/9/turkeys-afrin-operation-stokes-yazidi-fears-and-fuels-displacement
Another update
Turkey's Afrin operation stokes Yazidi fears and fuels displacement
Khaled is a Yazidi who was still living in his village when we interviewed him only a few days before the Turkish army and their Free Syrian Army associates invaded in March.
"The Yazidis living in the north of the Afrin district are leaving their homes one by one," he told The New Arab, with an anxious voice at his home in Ain Dera.
"Many shrines have been destroyed. Women have been abducted. If the Turkish army and the Islamists arrive all the way here, we don't know where we will be able to go." The New Arab was not able to confirm his claim of women being abducted.
Khaled was sheltering a Yazidi family from Qastal Jindo, a village in Afrin already captured from the Kurdish YPG militia by the Turkish army.
Ankara sees the YPG as the Syrian extension of the Kurdistan Workers' Party (PKK) - an outlawed militant group which has waged a bloody insurgency against the Turkish state for nearly 35 years. Turkish officials view Kurdish control of northern Syrian areas bordering Turkey as a major threat to the country's national security.
Turkey, which has taken in nearly four million Syrian refugees, has trained and equipped fighters of the Free Syrian Army - mostly Sunni Syrian Arabs - and has used them to spearhead their operation to take over Afrin, a canton of northern Syria formerly controlled by the Kurdish YPG militia.
But reports are widespread that militiamen are abusing their newfound positions of power in the area. "In April, eleven Yazidis were kidnapped at the same time and their relatives were asked for large sums of money in exchange for their release," says Murad Ismael, executive director of Yazda, a locally focused non-profit organisation.
Another villager spoke to us, but did not want his name published for fear of reprisals.
"They destroyed the Yazidi shrines immediately upon arriving," he said. "We had fled Sheikh Maqsoud, the Kurdish quarter of Aleppo, because of the in-fighting, and found safety in our original village of Qastal Jindo. Now we are refugees once again - and only God knows what we will be tomorrow."
Despite an almost total blackout in the canton now under the control of the Turkish army, evidence has emerged suggesting minorities are being discriminated against for their religious beliefs by zealous Islamist militiamen allied to the Turkish army.
The fears Afrin residents shared with us before the completion of the Olive Branch offensive may have been justified.
"The number of Yazidis in Afrin was around 50,000 before the war. It fell to 35,000 as a consequence of the war. As the Turkish offensive started, the drop continued and reached approximately 25,000," said Mahmoud Kalash, chairman of the Committee of Yazidi Intellectuals in Afrin.
It is believed that number has since fallen further in the formerly Kurdish-held canton. Several Yazidis have reportedly converted to Islam to avoid retaliation from Islamist fighters.
"The Turkish government set up a local council to administer Afrin. One Yazidi representative was appointed within this council, but no one seems to know who that person might be," says Saad Babir, media director at Yazda.
In Ain Deraa, which had been a mixed Yazidi and Sunni-Kurdish town, residents had already seen their main sacred prayer site destroyed by an airstrike in January. This temple, a UNESCO site, was targeted despite there being no military activity near the site that we could detect when we visited.
"We used to go to this ancient site to pray and do our religious activities," said Babir.
The Turkish army has denied shelling any cultural site, saying they only aimed at military targets.
rest here
https://www.alaraby.co.uk/english/indepth/2018/5/9/turkeys-afrin-operation-stokes-yazidi-fears-and-fuels-displacement
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