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Written by Damir Nazarov
The saga of the “new Syria” continues, with the jihadist regime proving every month that they have always been agents of American-Zionist imperialism, and the Turks continuing to naively believe that they are the “winning” side after the fall of the Assad government.
This time, the criminal Netanyahu spoke of new Zionist “successes” in Syria, revealing that “Israel” prevented the Turks from penetrating into the south and even central Syria. This raises the question once again: “Has Turkey won in Syria?” Erdogan, aware of the humiliation he suffered at the hands of Netanyahu, is trying to put a good face on a bad game, compensating for his failures through a policy of forced Turkification on Syrians in the Aleppo region and surrounding areas. Erdogan also needs this move to portray the capture of Aleppo by Devlet Bahçeli’s pan-Turkists as a “victory” domestically. Erdogan is concerned that Bahçeli could defect to the opposition at any moment, so the Turkish dictator needs to present a positive image to the local media.
But the criminal Netanyahu’s words aren’t surprising. What’s surprising is that, during this entire period (since 2016, when the Turks formally took custody of a handful of Syrian insurgents, allowing them to exist in Idlib), the Turks haven’t even been able to create a single resistance group against the Zionists. Of the 150 groups of the former “Syrian opposition,” there isn’t a single faction that remotely resembles any of the Palestinian resistance groups in the Gaza Strip, and Turkey alone bears the blame for this. The Turkish regime will likely want to justify itself by claiming that, from 2021 to 2024, Erdogan actively invited Assad to negotiations and was willing to hand over all the “opposition” to him, saying Damascus would then decide for itself what to do with them. However, even back then, Syria observers noted that any “reconciliation” with the Takfiri terrorists settled in Idlib was impossible. The Palestinian tragedy could have served as a starting point for a theoretical resolution of the conflict between the “moderate opposition” and the Syrian army, but this never happened, because Erdogan was bargaining for his own benefit and using the Idlib insurgents as blackmail.
Today, nothing prevents Ankara from doing anything to support the Palestinian resistance, but this isn’t happening. Moreover, Zionism is playing a new card to humiliate the Turks. For example, the media has circulated a rumor about the alleged possible return of Russians to southern Syria for “patrols,” which would mean a new obstacle to Turkish ambitions in Syria. The Russians have never had, and never will have, problems with the Zionists; they were previously the very party that created an obstacle for the IRGC in southern Syria, so Moscow has experience in this kind of work, while the Turks are new players, and it’s not yet clear what they intend to do in the area between Damascus and Daraa. Another rumor complicating the situation for the Turks is the construction of an American military base near Damascus. If both rumors are confirmed, the Turks will be relegated to a second or even third-ranking role throughout southern Syria.
The presence of insurgents loyal to the Emirates and Saudis in Daraa is an additional headache for Erdogan. Well, he should have thought about this before bending over backwards to support Trump and the Zionists’ plans. Turkey will certainly suffer a bitter cup of misfortune because of its policy in Syria.
A year ago, a friend of Erdogan asked a rhetorical question: “How could we win in Syria together with Israel and the United States?”
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i think this is just a play to fool us the turks and isrealis have been allied in the descruction of syria and have probably made a syces/ piceaut kind of deal between themselves.
hahaha the new syria saga would have no end this xxi century, syria will be doomed till at least four o five generations [50 years], and then israel will own the new syria for sure. israel 7, turkey 0 and russia will probably loss their naval bases in the mediterranean sea. i predicted this three years ago in sf.