Devs Aug 9 >Jisr Al-Shughour; SAA artillery barrage on Jisr Al-Shughour, Al-Ghassaniyeh, and Ishtabraq ahead of upcoming op >Idlib; HTS continues security op to detain alleged pro-reconciliation individuals, arrest scores, killing some who resisted arrest >Opposition claims Syrian govt has been collaborating with Nusra in Hama via insider business deals >Over the past 3 weeks over 6300 refugees returned to Syria from Lebanon >SOHR claims at least 182 rebels killed by targeted assassinations since 4/26 in N Syria >Daraa; SAA uncovered large foreign supplied weapons cache 13 meters underground >Several UAE businessmen arrived in Damascus this week to discuss improving economic ties between both countries >Asma Assad diagnosed with early stage breast cancer, undergoing chemotherapy >Iraqi army eliminated an ISIS cell hiding in a cave near Rawa >Turkey to continue purchasing Iranian natural gas despite US sanctions
>According to the 4th Division near Mhardeh, the Tiger Forces will begin their operations in northern Hama, where they will be tasked with sealing off the Hama-Idlib axis for the first time since the start of the armed conflict. >In particular, the Tiger Forces will attempt to capture the Jaysh Al-Izza strongholds of Al-Lataminah and Kafr Zita; these two towns are located at the provincial border of Hama and Idlib. >More importantly, Kafr Zita and Al-Lataminah are located along the strategic Damascus-Aleppo Highway (M-5 Highway), which makes their capture all the more important for the Syrian Arab Army’s High Command. >The Syrian Army will also push their way to the Al-Ghaab Plain in order to retake the historical town of Qal’at Al-Madiq. >From Qal’at Al-Madiq, the Syrian Army will make their way north towards the Jisr Al-Shughour District for the first time since they withdrew from the area in May of 2015. almasdarnews.com/article/update-syrian-army-to-start-offensive-in-northern-hama/
>Meanwhile, son-in-law B.Albayrak keeps sweating the whole time during the most crucial economic speech of the year. He has a small napkin in his hand to clean sweats. His head, hair seems like he just got out of a shower.
hilariously enough it's probably the biggest strategic mistake the US has made in years if not a decade T*rkey was a lynchpin of mutt geopolitics, k*rds are probably gonna get more money now though
Luke Parker
A Turk and an American are fighting each other, but they both end up falling off a cliff. Who wins?
Jacob Peterson
someone shop a JUST hat on to erdo with the whole "I invite you to join my meme currency"
Brandon Cruz
They're a good reason for honour killings.
Easton Gonzalez
We have slid back into 5.9 lira to dollar, could be minor recovery or dead cat bounce before another collapse
Yeah, but I feel as though, in the long run, America just needs to cut them lose. Erdogan is such a fucking annoying leader, I'm unironically siding with the Americans 100%.
Colton Lewis
Fuck trump and his Kurdish pets.
Joseph Reed
Not all of them are me, i don't use proxies or memeflags
>in the long run, America just needs to cut them lose. mutts can't really afford to lose Turkey, in terms of importance to the US they're Japan tier. They're a regional pivot point.
>Turkish economy collapses >Erdomeme dissolves Turkey and announces the Ottoman Empire is reborn
hopefully he does it, butthurt in the US would be devastating, you guys might even get an all caps tweet
But Turkey really doesn't help them. They just attack American allies and behave like Islamist barbarians the whole time,. They often verbally attack America and behave like they are enemies, might as well just formalize their hostilities...
Oliver Parker
as well, most of Japan's importance also comes from their location
