Tuco71
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So from what i understand all sides uses ISIS as an excuse to advance their personal interests
This is the fact of the intervention of US to Syria as well...
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So from what i understand all sides uses ISIS as an excuse to advance their personal interests
Seljuk brigade (Turkmen SDF) condemn the 'Turkish invasion' of Syria, and asks Turkey to withdraw form Syrian soil.
is this for real?
I think this is the best map who share the same idea with you
If you think there is something wrong in the map or there are mistakes, feel free to tell them (with proof) and I will share it with the map maker.
A map is a map, no need to act so hostile. The person who made this map makes, in my opinion, best maps on Syria and Iraq and I know him closely, that's why I use his maps. There are also some other good map makers. I don't fool myself with fake maps that may take my side, because that won't change anything on the ground.
this seljuk brigade were under the sdf not to confuse with the Syrian Turkmen Brigades who are now with the TSK(not all at the moment)Syrian Turkmen Brigades :Sultan Murad Division,2nd Coastal Division,Syrian Turkmen Front,Sultan Mehmet the Conqueror,Brigade of Turkmen Mountain and Sultan Selim Brigade.
Dark yellow is the front line or contested areas, light yellow is SDF, green is Turkish backed forces and black is ISIS. When a village is not confirmed to be in one's hand, it will be categorized as a front line area or contested areas. SDF does not control Halwaniyah, never did.I am not hostile of you or Iran but if the dark yellow colour represents the ypg/sdf(I can not log into the HD link that you gave to get into more detail),this is impossible because of the extension of ypg controlled are to the Turkish border at close to Halwaniyah
Dark yellow is the front line or contested areas, light yellow is SDF, green is Turkish backed forces and black is ISIS. When a village is not confirmed to be in one's hand, it will be categorized as a front line area or contested areas. SDF does not control Halwaniyah.
Your first paragraph is spot on, and we are aware of these developments. No matter what, Turkey from now on will surely gradually build deeper ties with Iran and Russia after all the recent happenings (e.g. Almost certain US had a finger in the coup and US openly supporting ypg) and the resulting immense mistrust and most probable irreparable ties to former level with the US and some EU countries.There are already reports that Turkey has also contacted Iran and Russia before this operation, and you don't really hear an opposing voice from Moscow or Tehran, unlike previous rumors last year about a no-fly zone in northern Syria which brought heavy criticism from both Iran and Russia. It seems, after the failed coup, many things have changed between Iran, Turkey and Russia, this maybe be the immediate result, but maybe we will see even more in future.
Iran has no interest to directly fight YPG in Syria as they are not a direct threat, but it also opposes any Kurdish state in northern Syria, naturally. We have enough enemies in Syria (ISIS, Nusra, Ahrar al-Sham, Zanki and a colorful list of terrorist groups), that's why fighting YPG is not a priority right now when they are not attacking us (or SAA) either.
Main object is to prevent a Kurdish belt at the south of Turkey....Afrin is not important at the moment as it's contained.
If you go that logic....earth is round...is you go enough westward, you will reach Hasakah...
Main object is to prevent a Kurdish belt at the south of Turkey....Afrin is not important at the moment as it's contained.
If you go that logic....earth is round...is you go enough westward, you will reach Hasakah...
So, who will give up on Aleppo ? Iran? Turkey?
Also, Mosul... I got a feeling turkish tanks will be seen there too.