Syrian Arab Army marks victory. Syria: 1 America: 0

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Dair al-Zoor sustained one of the longest sieges in modern history, against one of the dirtiest, most ruthless and criminally insane enemies seen in history, an enemy that even poisons their bullet projectiles to kill upon wounding; a fact that was overlooked by the international committee just like many others.

But today, September 2017; the Syrian Arab Armed Forces aided by their allies lifted the siege off of Dair al-Zoor, crossed the Euphrates and established control points on the Eastern side.

For our Western-based followers, and for the rest of the world: Take a look at these men, without them, none of you would be safe in your own homes; these men foiled the agendas of your politicians and policy makers. But let’s not throw accusations here, we only speak of facts.

Last year around this time, specifically on the 17th of September 2016; the so-called “US-Led” coalition raided SAA positions in Tharda Mountains overseeing many strategic points in Dair al-Zoor and its airbase. Two US A10s, Tow US F-16s, Two Danish F-16, number of British Reaper drones, and Australian F-18A launched 37 air raids in 61 minutes while guided by a RAAF E-7A Wedgetail AEW&C aircraft; all done during an ISIS attack at the same locations that were bombed in what they allegedly called a mistake.

It was not a mistake, it was an act of aggression that took the lives of 61 Syrian heroes, and injured over a 100 more. That day, the so-called “US-Led Coalition” deliberately took-out every piece of heavy military equipment, and put the besieged Syrian troops in a positions unable to restore the points they lost because of the attack.

Since then, and the heroes of the 104th Airborne Brigade of the Syrian Republican Guards, aided by troops of many other formations and local volunteers held their ground against all odds; fought bravely and made an example for every military around the world; that numbers, weapons, supplies and rest are although crucial, but not the only means to survive, it is also within one’s morals, within one’s cause, believes and the will to do more with less.

We stand here today because of heroes that refused to surrender, heroes that could have abandoned their cause and their people, but chose their homeland above all, they chose to be the unknown, and unmentioned guardians of the country.
Today, the souls of the 61 Syrian Soldiers murdered by the so-called “US-Led Coalition” and the souls of hundreds more officers, soldiers and civilians who defended the city of Dair al-Zoor, not its stones not its streets not its buildings but its people, can rest in peace knowing that their sacrifice did not go in vain.

As a great Syrian commander once said: “Today you are not from Damascus, Aleppo, the Coast, Sweida, Homs, Hama, or anywhere else, today you are Syrians fighting on a Syrian land. Don’t run away from death it will come for you, chase death and it will run away from you.”