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#Syria: an impressive #SDF-#YPG underground complex was uncovered in Sarin (E. #Aleppo). The facility spans 3 floors and forms the core of a vast tunnel network. It was designed as a fully equipped residential hub, featuring apartments, kitchens, bedrooms, libraries and even a conference hall/auditorium. This complex also served... show more

Qalaat Al Mudiq

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Rami SD8 months ago

They really like living like rats I don't understand this obsession with tunnels

Qalaat Al Mudiq8 months ago

Being cut off from the outside world is one of the most effective tools for indoctrination (see recent report on YPJ); same methods are used by sects.

AbuElon8 months ago

The more of this stuff is uncovered the more it becomes clear that YPG/PKK is some radical cult, that puts a lot of money into propaganda and brainwashing their members. Its literally like a horror movie of a death cult in a remote village.

𓊝 ن8 months ago

This is so sad I genuinely can’t understand why deprive the people to the point of making an underground city filled with luxury and the city above to stay destroyed.

Qalaat Al Mudiq8 months ago

They needed to invest oil revenues somewhere eventually..

𓊝 ن8 months ago

It’s just feels so dystopian too

Von Ranke8 months ago

Elon musks boring company should hire them 😂

phantom1Pain8 months ago

Basically a communist Propaganda center Time for syrian to break the cycle

assassino protocolo8 months ago

what have cine and teathe inside one tunnel?

baudelaire8 months ago

I can't understand what kind of fantasy you jihadists have about underground tunnels. Isn't that normal in this war?

Kashiff Khan8 months ago

No wonder that civ duty dude on youtube was defending the sdf so much he was living in luxury.

Askar Atrak8 months ago

Better keep such finds secret for the future Israeli bombardement.

Neko-kun8 months ago

What's gonna happen to all these tunnels after the takeover?

s8 months ago

@NoorNahas1 They were built in preparation for Turkish jets as Kurds know they will stick their nose in Syria. And don’t act asif you’ve liberated the land, it was handed to you as it was handed to you before by Assad again.

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