Old And New Conflicts Continue To Torn Middle East

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Old conflicts and newly emerging ones continue to torn the Middle East, despite recent progress in some parts of the region.

In Yemen, talks between the Iran-aliened Houthis (Ansar Allah) and Saudi Arabia are yet to be resumed. Last April, the Kingdom made the decision to de-facto end the war on the country after a Chinese-brokered agreement with Tehran.

The first round of Houthi-Saudi talks, which went on from April 8 to 14, produced several understandings. It is still unclear, however, when the second round will be held, or if any draft agreement was reached.

As of May 3, Nearly 2,500 people have been released so far as part of prisoner exchange deals between the warring parties. Despite this, clashes are still ongoing in several parts of the country, with reports of Saudi drone strikes against the Houthis.

Situation in Syria has also been improving, despite no progress in the political settlement. On May 7, the country was officially readmitted to the Arab league. The development was a symbolic victory for the government of President Bashar al-Assad, which is slowly breaking out of regional isolation.

On May 9, Syria and Saudi Arabia announced reopening embassies, in another step cementing Damascus return to the Arab fold.

The Syrian-Turkish normalization process, which is sponsored by Russia and Iran, also appears to be gaining momentum again. Foreign ministers of the four countries met in Moscow on May 10. The meeting could help set the ground for a summit between President al-Assad and his Turkish counterpart, Recep Tayyip Erdogan, if the latter wins the upcoming general elections in Turkey.

Despite the positive political developments, tensions remain high on the ground in different parts of Syria. In the northwestern region of Greater Idlib, terrorist groups led by al-Qaeda’s Hay’at Tahrir al-Sham continue to violate the ceasefire agreement. Meanwhile, the oil-rich parts of the northeastern region remain under the control of the United States-led coalition. This situation will not likely change soon.

Meanwhile in Sudan, the power struggle between the army and the paramilitary Rapid Support Force (RSF) is flaring up. Calls for direct talks between the warring sides by Saudi Arabia and the U.S. are yet to bear any results.

Clashes in the capital, Khartoum, and other parts of the country are still ongoing as of May 10. According to the World Health Organization, the death toll is now over 600. More than 5,000 others were wounded. Sudan remains threatened with a civil war as a result of the conflict, which is a direct result of a disagreement over how the RSF should be integrated into the army and what authority should oversee the process during transition to civilian-led rule in the country.

Overall, the conflicts in Syria, Yemen and Sudan do not appear to be nearing their end. In addition, tensions continue to grow in Israeli-occupied Palestinian territory, mainly the West Bank, as well as around the Gaza Strip. This will further destabilize the Middle East in the short term.

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Demons > Humans

Humans cannot take on Demons, they will lose.
Casualties in 10 days Demon-Humano War:
Soldiers:
NATO: 180K
Demons: 0
Tanks:
NATO: 800-1200
Demons: 20-150
Aircraft:
NATO: 678 (592 Fighter Jets incl. Bombers and such)
Demons: 20 (Mostly Drones)
Naval:
NATO: 1 Aircraft Carrier, 28 Frigates, 2 Cruisers and 22 Destroyers along 5 Corvettes
Demons: 0
Vehicles:
NATO: 2500
Demons: 200
If all this isn’t an embarrassment then Idk what is. Human humiliation will be fantastic.

JHK

shaytan(la) is feeble.

Chris Gr

Satan is much stronger than humans though.

Mega-T

War addicts will get everyone killed in the long run, then who will buy the organs?

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zetor

No, ‘Old And New Conflicts Continue To TEAR Middle East’

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JHK

Old Conflicts

1. balfour agreement (Ezekiel 38)

2. soviet invasion of Afghanistan

3. soviet invasion of Syria

4. soviet bolshevik victory jewish day

New Conflicts

1. biden senility

2. lgbt psyops

3. covid brain clots

4. jewish-nazis vs bolshevik-antifa

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Chris Gr

Ezekiel 38 hasn’t happened yet. Ezekiel 38 Gog Magog alliance = Turkey, Iran, Algeria, Ethiopia

Nazbols will be against Antifa.

Rodney Loder.

Jews are satanic.

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