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Syrian Rebels - A subreddit dedicated to the discussion of the Syrian Revolution. We are committed to the fundamental values of freedom, justice, truth, and human rights for everyone. Therefore, we support the Syrian opposition and its struggle to liberate the Syrian people from the barbaric and genocidal forces of Assad, Russia, Iran, Hezbollah, and ISIS.
The Syrian Rebels subreddit is dedicated to the discussion of the Syrian Revolution. We are committed to the fundamental values of freedom, justice, truth, and human rights for everyone. Therefore, we support the Syrian opposition and its struggle to liberate the Syrian people from the barbaric forces of Assad, Russia, Iran, Hezbollah, and ISIS.
In March 2011, peaceful protests erupted in Syria as part of the Arab Spring, after several children were tortured for having written graffiti in support of it. The Assad regime responded to the protests by killing hundreds of demonstrators. In July 2011, defectors from the military announced the formation of the Free Syrian Army, a Syrian rebel group aiming to overthrow the Assad regime. For more information about the Syrian war, please visit our Wiki page.
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Can anyone present the different rebel factions in action ? Not sure to understand everything (e.g. some are presented as Turkish supported rebels but we can also see Kurdish rebels ?!) Thank you.
German here, looking to follow news as it happens. Greatly appreciate any recommendations.
Alhumdulillah, Aleppo is ours, but will the Rebels be able to hold onto it when the counteroffensive starts? Yea Russia and Iran are occupied but there's also Ba'athist and Assadist Militias. This isn't 2015 where the rebellion had GCC funds, and considering the next city (other than Idlib) between Aleppo and Damishq is Hama, which is flanked by Latakia and Tartus, will the Rebel Forces be able to hold resist? And when/if the regime tries to take Aleppo will they be able to resist? What about the Kurds in the North and Regime forces in Raqqa, Deir-ez-Zor, Tuddmur etc.? Why hasn't the FSA acted yet? Questions, questions. I'm no soldier, but the offensive doesn't seem like it has enough resources to pull through.
Maybe I'm just jaded from so many recent Muslim Ls, that I'm terrified we'll lose this one too. 2:214 all the way Ig.
I am sure that these sudden conflicts in the Arab world are very timely at a time when all of Europe is talking about deporting refugees and illegal immigrants.
It is in line with the constitution, they cannot be extradited to conflict or unsafe areas.signatories to the Geneva Convention cannot do this.
Could someone provide updated telegram links to channels posting videos?
What's the current situation? Any update plz