There were too many fake AI maps lately I would need a source for this one
Omegatherion on
Sorry, i can’t read arabic letters. What am i looking at?
Reasonable_Fold6492 on
I remembering the r/kurdistan yesterday and oh god there was so many cope post. It reminded me of going to r/armenia after the end of nargorno karabakh war.
Greedy-Answer-5784 on
can you give me the source ? ı want to see it
MeBollasDellero on
Thanks! WOW, I had no idea…this is extremely troubling.
No_Analysis6187 on
Ya habibi
Appropriate-Type9881 on
That’s bullshit
Kejo2023 on
Remarkable how in the Middle East being allied to Turkey almost always translates to one victory after another on the ground. They do this even without burdening themselves with much risk unlike Iran, Israel or UAE in the region.
CyberBerserk on
RIP kurds
Axelwickm on
[https://syria.liveuamap.com/](https://syria.liveuamap.com/) has a little bit bigger of a territory. But not much. Damn, that sucks.
Edit: I thought Erdogan made a peace agreement with the Kurds?! Is he breaking it, or is this just outside of its‘ scope?
Afraid_Luck1934 on
I didn’t imagine I’ll living to see Syria finally united, I hope they push Isreal out of Syria also and liberate their land.
Teebys on
Reminder that most of these gains weren’t due to victories by the Syrian army but rather by local uprisings against the SDF which secured large swathes of territory relatively quickly before government forces even crossed the Euphrates.
Front_Promise_5991 on
Please tell me if i am wrong.
But seems it is not the first time the Americans ditched them?
And seems kurds in Iraq are the safest ones now…
power2go3 on
Syria can’t catch a damn break.
Wandering-Paradox on
This was innevitable regardless if the Assad regime fell or not.
The SDF leadership being Kurdish while holding vast amounts of land inhabited by Arabs was never going to last especially not with the Americans largely pulling back and Isis mostly defeated (although still having minor presence in the desert).
It’ll be interesting to see what will happen in the pockets largely inhabited by Kurds in the north/northeast. My guess is it’ll probably be difficult to establish autonomous zones even within those areas since they
largely don’t connect. If it was to happen it’d have to be political figures unaffiliated with the SDF that are in charge since Turkey would likely never allow for an SDF/PKK led zone right on their doorstep.
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There were too many fake AI maps lately I would need a source for this one
Sorry, i can’t read arabic letters. What am i looking at?
I remembering the r/kurdistan yesterday and oh god there was so many cope post. It reminded me of going to r/armenia after the end of nargorno karabakh war.
can you give me the source ? ı want to see it
Thanks! WOW, I had no idea…this is extremely troubling.
Ya habibi
That’s bullshit
Remarkable how in the Middle East being allied to Turkey almost always translates to one victory after another on the ground. They do this even without burdening themselves with much risk unlike Iran, Israel or UAE in the region.
RIP kurds
[https://syria.liveuamap.com/](https://syria.liveuamap.com/) has a little bit bigger of a territory. But not much. Damn, that sucks.
Edit: I thought Erdogan made a peace agreement with the Kurds?! Is he breaking it, or is this just outside of its‘ scope?
I didn’t imagine I’ll living to see Syria finally united, I hope they push Isreal out of Syria also and liberate their land.
Reminder that most of these gains weren’t due to victories by the Syrian army but rather by local uprisings against the SDF which secured large swathes of territory relatively quickly before government forces even crossed the Euphrates.
Please tell me if i am wrong.
But seems it is not the first time the Americans ditched them?
And seems kurds in Iraq are the safest ones now…
Syria can’t catch a damn break.
This was innevitable regardless if the Assad regime fell or not.
The SDF leadership being Kurdish while holding vast amounts of land inhabited by Arabs was never going to last especially not with the Americans largely pulling back and Isis mostly defeated (although still having minor presence in the desert).
It’ll be interesting to see what will happen in the pockets largely inhabited by Kurds in the north/northeast. My guess is it’ll probably be difficult to establish autonomous zones even within those areas since they
largely don’t connect. If it was to happen it’d have to be political figures unaffiliated with the SDF that are in charge since Turkey would likely never allow for an SDF/PKK led zone right on their doorstep.