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#Syria: years under bombardment change everything. Recognizing incoming artillery by sound alone can mean survival. 🎥 Taftanaz.

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Hussain, with all respect: I’m 0/8 Syrian and 1/4 Jewish, so I carry enough Levantine "ancestry" to know the difference between history and mythology. And the claim that “there is no such thing as Syria or the Syrian people” is pure mythology. It disintegrates the moment you put it next to actual history, archaeology, or international law. Syria is not a collection of random tribes stitched together by Europeans. It is one of the oldest continuously recognized territorial identities in the world. Long before Lebanon, Iraq, or even the modern concept of the Middle East existed, this land was Aram. Then it was Syria under the Seleucids, then Provincia Syria under Rome, then Bilad al-Sham under Islamic rule. Damascus and Aleppo have been functioning administrative, commercial, and cultural capitals for well over two millennia. If that does not constitute a nation, then nothing does - and no modern state in the region would qualify. The idea that Syrians are a “hodgepodge” is equally ahistorical. For centuries, the people of Damascus, Aleppo, Hama, Homs, Daraa, Sweida, Idlib and the desert steppe lived within the same linguistic continuum, the same urban culture, the same trade routes, the same social codes and food traditions, and the same broader identity known as “Shami.” That identity predates the French and British mapmakers who carved out Lebanon, Iraq, and Jordan less than a hundred years ago. If anything, those states are the artificial ones. Syria is the civilizational original! The claim that Syria has always been chaotic is also historically wrong. This region produced some of the most stable and sophisticated political systems in the Middle East - from the Umayyad Caliphate based in Damascus, to the Ayyubids, the Mamluks, and the Ottomans. Aleppo and Damascus were regional powerhouses for centuries. Yes, tribes existed and sometimes clashed. So did kingdoms in Europe. But no serious historian would describe European history as “restless tribes beating each other,” and Syria deserves the same honesty. Calling Syria a “failed state” isn’t a legal argument. It’s a slogan. Under international law, Syria remains a sovereign state with a permanent population, internationally recognized borders, a functioning government, and uninterrupted UN membership. Civil war does not erase statehood. If it did, Lebanon, Libya, Somalia, Yemen, and Afghanistan would have vanished long ago. They didn’t - and Syria didn’t either. And the idea that Israel is simply “policing what Syrians fail to police” is not analysis; it’s spin. Israel has carried out hundreds of airstrikes inside a sovereign UN member state without mandate or consent. It has bombed civilian airports, occupied the Golan Heights since 1967, and armed factions inside Syria whenever it aligned with its own strategic calculus! You can support or oppose Israeli policy, but you can’t realistically call this “policing.” If Iran bombed Ben Gurion Airport and claimed it was “policing” Israeli failures, the world would laugh! Recognizing Syrian statehood does not excuse Syria’s internal disasters. But acknowledging foreign intervention isn’t “deflection” - it’s basic geopolitical literacy. Two truths can exist at once, and neither erases the other. The bottom line is simple: Syria exists historically, Syria exists legally, and Syrians exist as a people. Pretending otherwise isn’t political analysis. It’s colonial fantasy dressed up as commentary - and it evaporates the second it meets reality!

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94,647 views • 7 months ago

“The dream of “Khalistan” ~ a sovereign homeland ~ is no longer just a vision. It’s becoming a reality” For decades, Sikhs gave everything to build and strengthen India ~ our blood, service, and sacrifices. But in return, India gave us betrayal, genocide, and systemic suppression. The policies never changed ~ the goal has always been the elimination of the Sikhs. Now the Sikh nation has come to a final conclusion: our survival, safety, and future are not possible under Indian rule. The land of Punjab, illegally occupied by India, must and will be reclaimed. “Khalistan is not just a right - it’s essential for Sikh survival.” According to international law and the UN Charter, self-determination is a legal right ~ especially for nations who ruled their own land and then faced occupation and genocide. Sikhs ruled Punjab for centuries. What we face today is not “integration,” it’s military occupation and systematic destruction of our identity. India has completely lost all moral, legal, and historical claim over Punjab. A state built on lies, bloodshed, and genocide can never justify its occupation. Khalistan is not a demand ~ it’s the inevitable outcome of justice long denied. It’s not just our right ~ it’s the only path to survival, dignity, and freedom. No amount of propaganda, force, or delay can stop what’s coming. “Khalistan is rising ~ and this time, the world will witness the rebirth of a sovereign nation.” #KhalistanZindabaed

Sguardian

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#Leaked info with deep details: Tom Barrack’s final offer to SDF to Join Syrian terrorists and attack PMF in Iraq Or Damascus attack on Kurds will continue , SDF Commander rejected the offer and said “we are freedom fighter not mercenary” Here are more details as follows: US Syria envoy Tom Barrack’s offer shocked the Kurdish leaders and military commander in a meeting in Erbil, the capital city of Iraqi Kurdistan. On 17 January 2026, Tom Barrack arrived in Erbil to have a meeting with Kurdish leader Masoud Barzani and SDF top commander Mazloum Abdi, along with other Kurdish officials, regarding the so-called Syrian regime’s nonstop attacks on Kurdish areas in Syria. Everybody in the meeting was waiting for the American diplomat to offer a ceasefire deal that would make everyone happy and end the conflict, but Tom Barrack said that Syrian bombardment and attacks would stop only under one condition: if they accepted to join the Syrian army and attack the Popular Mobilization Forces in Iraq, according to an American source in Syria. Firstly, Masoud Barzani was stunned after hearing this offer, as you can see in the following photo and video. SDF commander Mazloum Abdi was very, very shocked and angry, and was trying hard to control his anger with his hands, as you can see in the video. He was followed by Prime Minister Masrour Barzani, who in the video appeared very upset and dazed. Finally, the SDF commander replied, “I’m sorry, I cannot accept this kind of offer because I’m not a mercenary; I’m a freedom fighter. My forces are working for humanity. We fought the Islamic State terrorist organisation to bring peace. I cannot go join these terrorists and fight in Iraq.” Tom Barrack responded, “Ok, that’s fine, then accept bombardments,” and the meeting ended. At that time, just 30 minutes later, Turkish drones attacked the Kurds, alongside 10,000 terrorists in Deir ez-Zor, and they took over oil fields in Deir ez-Zor, as well as an ISIS detainee prison and released ISIS members. That day and the day after were the deadliest days for Kurds in Syria, and many other Kurdish fighters were beheaded. It became clear that Tom Barrack, Erdogan, and Jolani were in close contact regarding the bombing of Kurds. Finally, Tom Barrack yesterday announced that the role of the Syrian Democratic Forces (SDF) as the “primary anti-ISIS force on the ground” has “largely expired.” The plan of attacking jihadists from Syria to Sunni areas in Iraq, and then into Iran, is engineered by Erdogan and Hakan Fidan, and whispered to Washington by Tom Barrack. To give you a hint about this leaked document, I’ll put a video showing you how the Syrian terrorists are moving towards Iraq and preparing to attack inside Iraq. Erdogan’s goal is hit 2 birds with 1 stone. Firstly, Erdogan wants to destroy Israel’s theory of David Corridor, which connects Israel to the Druze, and from there to the Kurds in Syria, followed by the Kurds in Iraq, and then the Kurds in Iran. Secondly, Erdogan wants to expand his influence in the region, as he hopes to establish a second Ottoman Empire. Because in Syria today, Jolani is just a cartoon, he is not a decision maker. The person who makes the decisions in Syria is Hakan Fidan, and the sultan is Erdogan. The so-called Syrian regime cannot make any decision without passing through the Turkish filter. Erdogan is keeping his Turkish and jihadi fighters as a block inside the so-called Syrian army; around 6 cities and towns are under Hamshat, Hamzat, and 5 other non-Syrian terrorist groups such as the Uyghur, Turkmenistan, etc., all under the control of Turkey. The number of forces that directly get orders from Turkey has now reached 104,000, and their number is increasing rapidly as Turkish intelligence keeps transporting terrorists into Syria. The majority are uneducated and know nothing more than “Allah u Akbar.” Erdogan only brought them, trained them, and is using them as a proxy in Syria. If we be honest, Syria is fully under the control of Turkey. After Erdogan takes control of Kurdish areas in Syria, his next plan is to send his jihadi terrorists to take over the city of Mosul, Kirkuk, Tel Afar, Sinjar, and complete Iraqi Kurdistan. After that, Erdogan’s final goal is inside Iran; again, Erdogan wants to destroy the Kurdish area with terrorists and establish the second Azerbaijan in Iran. While all this is happening, now is the question. How has Trump fallen into Erdogan’s Ottoman Empire plan, with all this CIA, FBI, and intel groups that America has? How has Mossad not warned Trump that Erdogan’s plan in north Syria is not something dangrous? Another question that American Congress should ask: how can one real estate guy such as Tom Barrack, with a racist nationalist Arab background, become a US diplomat in the Middle East that is full of corruption? If Tom Barrack stays for a bit longer, he won’t leave any American allies in the Middle East. As many reports suggest that Tom Barrack is a Turkish asset. Now is the time to ask American journalists, human rights organisations, and television networks to ask Tom Barrack what kind of humanity he believes in, where he deals with Erdogan and Jolani, puts the heads of Kurdish fighters under terrorist knives, and asks the Kurds to become mercenary fighters in Iraq—or face death and bombardment from Turkey and Islamic State and Jolani terrorist attacks. #rojava #DefendRojava #Iraq

Botin Kurdistani

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🚨 Israeli strikes hit dozens of locations across Lebanon Tuesday Israeli artillery, airstrikes, and drone attacks struck towns across southern Lebanon, the Bekaa Valley, and Beirut’s southern suburbs on March 10, according to a summary published by Al Manar. ➤ Southern Lebanon under heavy bombardment: Artillery fire hit Al-Khiyam, Tayr Harfa, Al-Taybeh, Ainata, Kfarchouba, Rubb Thalathin, Shebaa, Wadi Hanin, Yahmor Al-Shuqayf, Al-Habbariyah, Zawtar, Maroun Al-Ras, Bint Jbeil, Aitaroun, and Zalaiya in the western Bekaa. ➤ Airstrikes across the south and Bekaa: Israeli warplanes struck Ansariyeh, Al-Majdal, Shaqra, Majdal Silm, Al-Khiyam, Al-Rihan, Deir Antar, Qabrikha, Tebnine, Al-Shehabiya, Brayqeh, Adshit, Jwaya, Beit Lif, Yater, Deir Siriane, Al-Taybeh, Maarkaba-Al-Abbasiyah, Qantara, Nabatieh Al-Fawqa, Kfar Juz, Al-Kharaieb, Al-Housh, Adloun, Ansar, Jibsheet, Hanaway, Tayr Debba, Dweir, Kafr Rumman, Al-Mahmoudiya, Bint Jbeil, and Deir Taqla-Ansariyeh, as well as the outskirts of Jarmaq near Kafr Rumman. ➤ Beirut’s southern suburbs targeted: Airstrikes were reported near the Al-Jamous area, Al-Lilaki, and the Al-Amerkan neighborhood. ➤ Drone strikes: Attacks hit Baraachit, Deir Antar, Sarifa, Haboush (two strikes), the plains of Al-Qleileh (two strikes), Bint Jbeil, Beit Yahoun, Sadiqin, Qana, Shebaa, and Beit Lif. A separate drone strike targeted a motorbike on Al-Ouzai road in Beirut’s southern suburbs. ➤ Casualties: At least six people were killed and seven wounded in Al-Shehabiya, while a paramedic from the Islamic Health Authority was killed in a drone strike in Baraachit. Two people were killed in a strike on a medical center in Zawtar in Nabatieh. 🎥 Video circulating online shows explosions and smoke rising over Beirut’s southern suburbs following strikes earlier tonight.

Drop Site

26,987 views • 4 months ago