STRATEGIC FORECAST – Reflecting on the Syrian Civil War’s end of the year and debut of 2017 I have outlined the following scenarios. The analysis consists of a procedural process of summarizing the context, deepening into present tendencies and outlining the prospects. Sources are as always, Open (OSINT) gathered through social media crowd-sourcing and personal […]
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The SDF (Syrian Democratic Forces) have officially announced that they’ve began an operation with the objective of liberating ISIL’s self-declared capital of Raqqa. The press conference held by the multi-ethnic group also mentioned that it urges Turkey to “stay out of Syrian affairs” and that a deal was struck between the SDF and the US […]
6 November 2016
Al-Nusra, Erdogan, EU, FSA, ISIS in Raqqa, Kurdish forces, Mosul operation, NATO, PKK, Raqqa, Raqqa is silently slaughtered, Raqqa offensive, Rebels, SDF to retake Raqqa, turkey, Turkey in Syria, Turkish troops in Raqqa, Turkish troops in Syria, turkmen, US, US-led Coalition, Wrath of Euphrates, YPG
A diplomatic effort to halt the hostilities in Syria has been green-lighted Sunday, September 11th, with the Syrian Arab News Agency said the truce would run from 7.00 p.m. local time (1600GMT) Monday to 11.59 p.m. local time (2059GMT) on Sept. 18. The cease of hostilities (CoH) has been negotiated by the United States and […]
12 September 2016
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Da’esh said on Tuesday, August 30th that one of its most prominent and longest-serving leaders was killed in what appeared to be an American air strike in Syria, depriving the militant group of the man in charge of directing attacks overseas. A U.S. defense official told Reuters the United States targeted Abu Muhammad al-Adnani in […]
The recent developments in northern Syria have reconfigured again the chessboard of the Syrian Civil War. Turks have crossed the border in Jarabulus alongside FSA groups to free the city from Da’esh, and then extended its effort towards ousting the YPG, and even Kurdish elements from SDF, towards east of Euphrates; the mentioned groups also […]
27 August 2016
assad, Battle for Al-Rai, Battle for Aleppo, Battle for Jarabulus, FSA, Intelligence Analysis, Iraq PKK, Kurds bombed by Syria, Liberation of Manbij, Operation Euphrates Shield, russia, SDF evacuates Manbij, Special Forces in Hasakah, Turkey attacks PKK, Turkey attacks YPG, Turkey invades Syria, Turkey normalize relations with Syria, Turkey operation in Jarabulus, US, US Special Forces almost bombed by Syria
Close call between Syrian and American forcesin north-eastern Syria after two Syrian Arab Army fighter jets dropped bombs on Kurdish positions in Hasakah, where US Special Forces were also present. In response, U.S. planes were scrambled in the area, making it one of the most critical US-Syria episodes since the War broke out[1]. Hasakah is […]
20 August 2016
Fighter jets, Hasakah Kurds, Kurds, Regime bombs Kurds, Rojava, SDF, Syria War, US, US Special Forces in Syria, YPG
Moscow and Kiev are putting their armies on high alert after Russia accused Ukrainian forces of launching raids into Crimea. Moreover, Russian troops at the de facto Crimean-Ukrainian border have open fired. Not only does Kiev dismisses this accusation, but there’s also proof of a recent Russian build up in Crimea that could point out […]
12 August 2016
Border, Cold War 2.0, Crimea, Kiev, Minsk Agreements, Moscow, Normandy format, Putin, russia, Russia invaded urkaine, S-400, troops movements Russia, Ukraine, US