If Assad captures Aleppo, does it mean Mujahideen are crushed?

[Servant_of_the_One1]

Does that mean the war is over and the mujahideen have been crushed?

I think people who thinks that way are very naive.

Even if whole Syria was just one city called Aleppo then it doesnt mean the brave resistance movements are not defeated. They will regroup.

Iam sure the shia terrorist warcriminal Assad is aware of this.
The Syrian nation will never accept his rule.


Two years ago people said war is over because Qusayr was captured by terrorists( assad and hezbullat).

 

[Kirran]

Does that mean the war is over and the mujahideen have been crushed?

I think people who thinks that way are very naive.

Even if whole Syria was just one city called Aleppo then it doesnt mean the brave resistance movements are not defeated. They will regroup.

Iam sure the shia terrorist warcriminal Assad is aware of this.
The Syrian nation will never accept his rule.


Two years ago people said war is over because Qusayr was captured by terrorists( assad and hezbullat).

Nah, I doubt the capture of Aleppo would mean the end of rebellions either by the Syrian opposition or by Jihadists.

 

[Flankerl]

The problem is that these last parts of Aleppo that are in Jihadist hands are the only parts that are actual cities which the Jihadists control.

The next biggest city held by them is Idlib and it is absolutely dwarfed by Aleppo. Encircling and taking such a small city is relatively easy compared to a major city like Aleppo.
Especially if one considers all the troops that are going to be freed up by taking all of Aleppo.

 

[Kirran]

The Kurds do have a good hold of the north, which seems positive.

 

[Servant_of_the_One1]

The Kurds do have a good hold of the north, which seems positive.

Turkish army will remove the Kurdish terrorists

 

[Kirran]

Their collaboration with NATO is upsetting though.

I don't think it's as disastrous as you do - it may be needed on a practical level.

Turkish army will remove the Kurdish terrorists

That would be great. The Kurdish regional government in Rojava, on the other hand, I hope they leave alone. As well as the legitimate Kurdish representative organisations in Turkey.

 

[Aupmanyav]

Which mujahideens? They are all mujahideens. Is there anyone other than Mujahideens?

 

[Kirran]

Which mujahideens? They are all mujahideens. Is there anyone other than Mujahideens?

Yes, lots. All those who are not fighting for the Al-Nusra Front or the Islamic State. With the possible exception of some more extreme factions within the Syrian opposition.

 

[Flankerl]

Their collaboration with NATO is upsetting though.

You probably missed that they are also supported by Russia.

Turkish army will remove the Kurdish terrorists

Ahahaha


No.

That would be great.

Yes let's fight the only somewhat sane people in that conflict so that the Islamists take their territory and enslave their people.
10/10

 

[Kirran]

Yes let's fight the only somewhat sane people in that conflict so that the Islamists take their territory and enslave their people.
10/10

I think you misunderstood me.

I was questioning the characterisation of the Kurdish groups as terrorists by saying yeah, get any terrorists that are Kurds. I was kinda taking the **** because I think Servant's understanding of the Kurdish resistance is questionable.

Rojava is actually by far the best group in the region.

 

[Shadow Wolf]

It doesn't really matter. The fighting will not stop, and it's likely to get worse once Mosul is liberated from IS.