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At this point Assad has won the war and will continue to win through attrition.

the only way for the rebels or isis to gain any ground is through massive western intervention

>>12432

>the only way for the rebels or isis to gain any ground is through massive western intervention

you know this will happen. Nato's true master, Israel, has spoken. Syria will be divided into at least 3 states.

>>12429

Well, well, well, looks like there's blood in the water, and the sharks are everywhere...

>>12438

I don't think they'll be successful, but I wonder how they'll try.

I can see Turkey going to war with the Kurds in Rojava, which will take the pressure off of ISIS in the north.

>>12460

1 state for Shia-Russin alliance

1 state for Kurds

1 state for Jewish-Sunni alliance

Israel, US and their puppets invested too much in this, they will never ever let Bashar regain full control of Syria, same goes for Putin, Iran and Hezbollah, they must have a good chunk of Syria. This is the only logical outcome.

>>12463

Personally, I am glad the Kurds will have their own state or autonomous region.

>1 state for Jewish-Sunni alliance

You are probably right, but I have trouble seeing how they can do it. There are no "good" Sunnis to take on that role and defend a state. If they are a Sunni militia in that part of the world, they are scum, end of story.

No matter how much NATO, Israel, the Saudis, and all of the others want the truth to be otherwise, this is the reality.

>>12467

> but I have trouble seeing how they can do it.

they will bring any secular west educated Syrian and back him with multi-national forces. The "rebels" did their part, the next step in the ZOG plan is boots on the ground, that's why Trump out of no where talked about 30k soldiers, it's inevitable, you have jews (influence + money) + arabs (plenty of money) who wants this to happen, so it must happen.

>>12429

The russians have backed off because the kikes with their US forces have deployed some stuff that will destroy the Russian forces.

If America goes in with ground troops now, take that as a sign that WW3 could actually become a reality.

Iran might do something.

>>12429

If Russia recommits those troops to Ukraine, as I suspect, that will be a pretty surefire sign that Russia's wars are not going at all the way they wanted.

Also, LOL. First we hear about Russia doing to ISIS in 3 days what the U.S couldn't do in 11 months, now Russia is running away with its tail between its legs, and ISIS is still going as strong as ever.

>>12500

>Iran might do something.

Without Russian backing and/or Chinese backing, Iran won't do shit. Doing otherwise would be tantamount to national suicide.

And trust me, neither Russia nor China will risk getting involved. They both either currently have massive internal problems (Russia) or will have them in the near future (China). Iran just isn't worth it right now.

>>12502

>ISIS is still going as strong as ever

what? ISIS is collapsing in on itself. ISIS enclaves in Iraq are being stamped out, the kurds will be crossing the Euphrates within a month, and Palmyra is about to fall to SAA forces while ISIS fighters are going AWOL en mass.

I dont think ISIS will have any actual territory by the end of the year.

>>12506

Yeah, ISIS is getting beaten down pretty badly.

>>12470

Yeah, you're right. It looks like they'll put in someone like this.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/National_Coalition_for_Syrian_Revolutionary_and_Opposition_Forces

I have trouble buying the boots on the ground thing still, only because Americans and other Westerners know by now this always turns out to be bullshit.

Maybe they could use groups like Ahrar ash-Sham.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ahrar_ash-Sham

SyrianGirl weighs in.