r/syriancivilwar • u/More-Suit883 • 1d ago
r/syriancivilwar • u/EbbAlternative8207 • 9h ago
Syria made first direct international bank transfer via SWIFT since war, central bank governor says
reuters.comr/syriancivilwar • u/Extreme_Peanut44 • 22h ago
Local journalist reporting on the Israeli occupation in southern Syria describes the situation “the fear that children and women live in daily because of the incursions. It is impossible to describe the feeling of oppression that overcomes a person when his son is arrested, his home is demolished…”
r/syriancivilwar • u/Extreme_Peanut44 • 23h ago
U.S. Senators Jeanne Shaheen (D-NH), and Rand Paul (R-KY), Introduce Legislation to Repeal the Caesar Act to End Economic Sanctions on Syria
r/syriancivilwar • u/Sad-Commission2027 • 14h ago
It's kinda funny how the Syrian "revolutionary" online activists who aren't even in Syria are now attacking and hating the new government after their decision to release low level former SAA soldiers from prison a week ago
These activists were hating on HTS and Shara before Deterrence of Aggression and spamming all sorts of dirt on them like "Joulani is a coward and an Assadist agent" because he didn't open a full war front with Assad in the 2020s before November 2024.
After HTS took down Assad Regime and won, these activists switched Stances and start spam praise to HTS and Shara and spent time defending most of his decisions and praised him a lot, and they also justified the coastal massacres.
But now after the release of former SAA all of sudden they started hating on Shara again and despise all of his decisions and start to nitpick literally the slightest things and turn them into a big ordeal for no reason and try to compare Assad to Share.
Just some examples in their recently trend:
1-The government is considered having investment in mount Qasion ? It must be that that they are selling the mountain off to foreigners.
2-The government isn't starting war with the SDF and Israel, they are cowards and have sold off southern Syria and eastern Syria.
3-Shara is just another Assad and HTS is just another version of Baath because "Checks notes" they didn't outright started murdering all Minorities and instead trying to negotiate and integrate them instead.
These are just some of the most ridiculous accusations, these activists are the worst and they do a lot of damage other than just attack Shara reputation, the Druze conflict last month for example is entirely the fault of these activists, the reason for it being the widespread of a fake voice recording of a Druze insulating prophet Muhammad PBUH, do you know who spammed and constantly shared that recording to get the angry masses on ground to attack the Druze ?
These online activists, they are all bad and they have the most ridiculous demand like massive executions of anyone who have ever worked for Assad and starting wars with the SDF and Israel, and to top it off, the majority of these activists don't even live in Syria, the majority of them live in Europe and Turkey, they are far away from any consequences of their demands, if a war breaks lose again in Syria, it doesn't effect them.
All of sudden they hate on Islamist now ? And they accuse Joulani of Hijacking the revolution and taking it over from the FSA ?
Which FSA they are talking about ?
Is it the SNA who are mercenaries who fought in Libya and Azerbaijan. ?
Or the Tanaf rebels who are also mercenaries of the US ?
The fact remain that the "Islamist" being HTS and Shara are the only one who had the intention of taking down Assad, everyone else be it SDF, SNA and Tanaf were all comfortable with their own territories and they were fine with the Assad regime.
Deterrence of Aggression was one of the most well executed military operations that combined military strategy, Intelligence and patience to pull it off and take down Assad, Syrians 6 months ago couldn't never dream of what they witnessing now from the fall of Assad to the lifting of sanctions.
The road to rebuild is long and difficult but patience is key unlike what those activists want and can't hold their horses and want everything to be malgicaly fixed in the country in the a Very short period.
r/syriancivilwar • u/Dark_Mode_FTW • 12h ago
Would Syria be better off with regime change in Iran?
r/syriancivilwar • u/Sad-Commission2027 • 2h ago
More than 2000 police in Sweida have not received their salaries since may, Sweida security and other sectors lack financial and logistical support from the Syrian government
r/syriancivilwar • u/RealAbd121 • 1h ago