Πώς δεν είναι καλά νέα η επέμβαση της Τουρκίας? Η κυβέρνηση μας πανηγυρίζει!!! Αν εχουμε ηδη υπογράψει συνομοσπονδία με την Τουρκία τότε κερδαμε παιδιά, κερδαμε και μας το κρατάνε για έκπληξη!!! Μόλις κατακτήσαμε τη Συρία!!!
@elissavetreizopoulou928640 минут бұрын
Πολη καλη ενημέρωση από τον κύριο Χαριτο.
@vtecharrys.69812 сағат бұрын
So it sounds like the most likely scenario is Syria divided in 3 autonomous sections. One (Jihadist) region in central and north/northeast Syria backed by Turkey, another (smaller) region in the South backed by Israel, and the 3rd in the west/northwest occupied by the Kurds who are backed by the USA. It doesn't sound crazy or impossible, and we are seeing some of it playing out, but I say Good Luck with all that 🙂 I believe that 1 thing is certain. If Israel wants to take part of Southern Syria to make a buffer zone, and/or connect this zone to the northwest with the Kurdish section, they will accomplish it, especially now that they have wiped out Hamas and Hezbolah. No Jihadist army or Turkey is going to stop them. They have air superiority (and much better Air Force than Turkey), and a technologically advanced army, drone technology, etc. Their opponents in Syria are no match for them, and neither was Russia before with what they had in Syria, which was a dozen fighter/bombers and a small # of troops. So what I see happening is, that Turkey won't have their proxy jihadist troops fight Israel because there is a very good possibility that Israel will wipe them out, and that the US might step in and help Israel if things don't go well for them, and then Turkey will be left with no one to do their fighting in Syria, and they might lose most of what they recently gained, and more. So I don't think anyone is going to get in Israel's way. Naturally the Turks will try to negotiate with Israel, and play their usual games, make their usual (false) promises, and do whatever interests them (their pockets), and not the people of Syria. Eτοιμαστείτε. Σε λίγο θα δούμε πολλά και τρελά πράγματα.