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Breaking: Large columns of US-backed SDF forces are moving into Deir Ezzor, eastern Syria. Apparently, SAA and Iranian militias withdrew without a fight. Similar reports from areas south of Raqqa. It is a complete collapse. Game over for Assad in the East. Source: ديرالزور24

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harborview1 year ago

@DeirEzzor24 Make no mistake. The historic collapse of Assad and Putin in Syria is the direct result of Ukraine delivering a punch to Russia on the battlefield. The brave men and women sacrificed their lives while fighting the greatest Evil on Earth, and the world was just watching.

Mr Rio1 year ago

@DeirEzzor24 Assad has lost Russia will leave Syria soon

Etienne Cella 🐜1 year ago

@DeirEzzor24 Let’s see what comes next. Qassem Soleimani was nasty in many ways. But he did stop an even greater evil, ISIS. I fail to buy into the classic Freedom Fighter VS Dictatorship narrative. Too many bitter disappointments since the Arab Spring. I hope this time it’s different.

Gregstradamus1 year ago

@DeirEzzor24 Iran is next us and Israel are just cleaning up the low hanging fruit

Akash Maniam1 year ago

@DeirEzzor24 Wonderful

WW3finalboss 🇮🇱 🇺🇦1 year ago

@DeirEzzor24 Wonderful Wonderful

DevilFELLA 🇮🇹🥰🇺🇦1 year ago

@DeirEzzor24

Jim Garwood1 year ago

@DeirEzzor24 I'm going to assume having A-10s on your side is empowerment.

Paul Healey 🇨🇦🇺🇦1 year ago

@DeirEzzor24 Game over period looks like

SpiderKoD 🇺🇦1 year ago

@DeirEzzor24 I wish to see this in Ukraine... how russians run...

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This is the Deir Ezzor desert today, after it had been occupied by Iranian militias and the defunct Assad regime, and filled with hundreds of thousands of landmines. Even nature in Syria has regained its beauty after the fall of the Assad regime.

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