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The late 3rd century Tetrapylon of ancient Palmyra, Syria. Deliberately destroyed by ISIS, 2017.
Two YPG fighters (An American volunteer and local Kurd) take part in combat with Daesh militants. The American is armed with the "Donkey Dong" AK made in Romania. Manbij, Syria, 2016.
Video of the suicide attack by ISIS on the command and observation post of the "Wagner Group" in the province of Deir ez-Zor Syria. The soldier of fortune, who was a few meters away from the suicide bomber in the back of a pickup truck, lived up to his name and escaped with a concussion
v.redd.it/51v6jx1lseh61
India gifts 2000 metric tonnes of rice to Syria as humanitarian aid with an aim to strengthen food security in the middle eastern country
Sami Zayn announced that Sami For Syria has now raised over $250,000 since 2017 to provide healthcare & humanitarian aid to displaced civilians in Syria
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Iran, Syria, and North Korea are the only countries without a Rothschild central bank
You gotta love Syria where you can just walk into a gun shop and buy anything. Want a fully auto, chrome Kalashnikov? Thatβll be $300 and no ID (AKs are so cheap unlike pistols here).
Aleppo, Syria, 2010 Vs 2020
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Idlib, Syria. They didnβt waste much time.
Found this cheeky fella while scrolling some images over Tabqa, Syria.
It visible difference between Turkey and Syria territory
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Iran, israel and Syria should all get the fuck outta lebanons politics and land
Why do countries like Botswana, Ghana, Rwanda, Tunisia, Costa Rica, Chile, Venezuela, China, India, Indonesia, Israel, Kazakhstan, Mongolia, Pakistan, Syria, Belarus, Bulgaria, Croatia, Poland, Russia, Serbia, Turkey, Ukraine provide universal health care for their citizens but America won't?
Cranking up the cult again, are we? The Syrian government is publishing a 544 page book titled βLeader al-Assad: Bright Pages of Steadfastness History,β about how this handsome young political genius led Syria to its present state of unmatched perfection.
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Just hanging out in some mountains in NE Syria with my AK. The pink, donut socks were my way of hopefully scaring off ISIS. Maybe if they thought I was gay, they would leave me alone so I didnβt get it on them. (Photo is panoramic, you might have to click on it.)
The Syria of 2021. Faction control, military bases, and other statistics [2022 Γ 1626]
[Unclassified] US artillery strike eliminates insurgent mortar team ; Unknown date and location (The source said Afghanistan but I think it might be Syria)
v.redd.it/uf0sonbgtfg61
Atma refugee camp in Syria, where 70,000 family members of ISIS fighters are kept locked up since 2 years.
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China is donating 150,000 doses of #COVID19 vaccines, 20 ventilators and 750 tons of rice to #Syria
Why is the war in Yemen commonly viewed by Westerners as more controversial and unpopular than the war in Syria?
I recently decided to rewatch Martin Smith's Frontline doc Bitter Rivals. I could not help but wonder while watching it why most Westerners slam the war in Yemen as a humanitarian catastrophe and as a frequent political pressure tactic to raise in Congress while the war in Syria is essentially ignored despite being an equal if not greater humanitarian catastrophe. What exactly is the logic behind this? Protests to end support for war in Yemen are all over the place but rarely does anyone hear protests to support for war in Syria. Yes the Saudis were/are reckless in Yemen, but no one in the ME is exactly an angel. I don't see the Saudis in Yemen as particularly more egregious than the likes of the Russians, Turks, Iranians, or the Americans elsewhere in the region as far as getting their hands dirty is concerned. Israel is a different story as they seem to get a free pass for doing the same kind of airstrikes as the Russians and Saudis but somehow it is viewed as a public service which is utter rubbish imo. Yemen is in a pretty dire state, but that could be said about a lot of places in the ME. There are places in Syria and Afghanistan that are arguably worse but neither of those wars seem to have the stigma attached to them as Yemen. Whenever Yemen is brought up in the west, it is viewed as a humanitarian catastrophe with frequent mentions about famine and desperation added for emotional effect. Afghanistan is basically thrown around as little more than a statistic these days, xyz number of people killed in another checkpoint blast, just another normal week in Kabul/Qanadahar/Mazar-e-Sharif. Where is the outrage? Syria is similar, people in west have become numb to Syria and basically these days it is completely ignored by everyone in the west except EU anti migrant crowd. Western suport for wars in Iraq/Afghan/Syria is commonly defended as being necessary with virtually no political consequences. Meanwhile being associated Yemen has become toxic and crrates extreme backlash, but why? What's so different about stigma that makes Yemen toxic compared to any other regional conflict like Syria or Afghanistan?
When Syria child is sus !
The beheaded turret of a T-80 rusts away somewhere in Syria
Get ready for all that diversity and tolerance being shared in Syria
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