The Syrian Arab army will capture those lands and after some years they will exchange those lands with raqqa and other Arabic cities where has rich petrol sources and been governed by kurdish force. So, the Kurdish region will have shore in the Mediterranean Sea. Both will win with this agreement. Kurds will have border in the sea and Syria will have petrol sources. Kurds will also be a barrier between Turkey and Arabic countries. So, Syria will be more secure country than ever. It is my point of view.
BARIŞ PINARI says
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Redflamme says
Start you own death with the point
Muhammed Yassine says
It’s still unclear.
1-fears from Demilitarized zone-Idlib deal collapse are still exist (voices from opposition militias call for return to fight).
2-Turkey just started deporting any recent refugees who cross Syrian-Turkish border back to Idlib i.e. Turkey wants No more refugees as target 1 from Idlib deal.
3- Turkey may increase support for Opposition Militas to enforce its position in the province & in drawing Post-War Syria’s deal (if Idlib deal succeeds).
4- Damascus sees Russian participation in applying Idlib deal is a guaranty for Syrian unity.
5- Russia will continue de escalating Idlib & keep approach to Turks.
JRW says
In recent developments, the Syrian Arab army and Russian soldiers have begun several thrusts into Idlib, with the jihadists there. Many areas are back under government control and I believe that due to the actions of the Turks (they abandoned their outposts where fighting took place) they won’t be staying in there much longer. The Afrin insurgency has gotten more tense since an attack on Kurdish forces near there was halted, leading to the operation’s cancellation. Turkey has bigger problems to worry about, so the SAA and Russians will have free reign to take whatever measures they see necessarily to win back the area.
Goy says
Israel will occupy the rest of Syria as the greater Golan Heights.
The Syrian Arab army will capture those lands and after some years they will exchange those lands with raqqa and other Arabic cities where has rich petrol sources and been governed by kurdish force. So, the Kurdish region will have shore in the Mediterranean Sea. Both will win with this agreement. Kurds will have border in the sea and Syria will have petrol sources. Kurds will also be a barrier between Turkey and Arabic countries. So, Syria will be more secure country than ever. It is my point of view.
Bakış Açına Başlatma Lan
Start you own death with the point
It’s still unclear.
1-fears from Demilitarized zone-Idlib deal collapse are still exist (voices from opposition militias call for return to fight).
2-Turkey just started deporting any recent refugees who cross Syrian-Turkish border back to Idlib i.e. Turkey wants No more refugees as target 1 from Idlib deal.
3- Turkey may increase support for Opposition Militas to enforce its position in the province & in drawing Post-War Syria’s deal (if Idlib deal succeeds).
4- Damascus sees Russian participation in applying Idlib deal is a guaranty for Syrian unity.
5- Russia will continue de escalating Idlib & keep approach to Turks.
In recent developments, the Syrian Arab army and Russian soldiers have begun several thrusts into Idlib, with the jihadists there. Many areas are back under government control and I believe that due to the actions of the Turks (they abandoned their outposts where fighting took place) they won’t be staying in there much longer. The Afrin insurgency has gotten more tense since an attack on Kurdish forces near there was halted, leading to the operation’s cancellation. Turkey has bigger problems to worry about, so the SAA and Russians will have free reign to take whatever measures they see necessarily to win back the area.
Israel will occupy the rest of Syria as the greater Golan Heights.