Downfall of Assad due to ‘broken’ Hezbollah and ‘weakened’ Russia | Mark Urban

[@pmfg875]

I hope you bring that guest on again because he is very knowledgeable about how all of the factors work together. He also is able to discern the salience of each mechanistic factor.

[@piccalillipit9211]

He knows nothing - he is a neoliberal shill for Am3ric4. "a broken Iran" the Iran economy grew by 5% last year - thats MORE than any Western country.

[@Gnosticware]

Actually not, he's unaware that the Rebel leader (now winner) a few days ago pointedly gave an interview with CNN making clear that he long ago cut ties to ISIS and was simply a young guy back then, the message is he's matured and sees thing differently, we'll see how true that is. Otherwise he says a lot but is missing the essence of whats going on.

[@mikeoglen6848]

@@Gnosticware Mark Urban has more knowledge about world affairs in his little finger than you will ever have...

[@swaldron5558]

Better than BBC and Sky News.

[@telebubba5527]

@@Gnosticware I completely agree. What is also missing in the reporting is that Al Golani specifically ruled out attacking any of Syria's neighbours, including Israel and that the only grip is with the Assad clan, Russia, Iran and Hezbollah. Netanyahu needs to listen to this or he'll be responsible for the needlessly lengthening of the war. The main culprits are now out of the picture and what's left is utter trash.

[@XYZ_Vu]

Another reason to keep supporting Ukraine - a) democracy fighting a dictator and b) weakening Russia geopolitically.

[@ddhh1270]

Ukraine is one of the most corrupt countries in Europe.

[@kevinmc4860]

Ukraine is not a democracy ukrainian so called refugees are sum into every type of crime you can think of

[@kevinmc4860]

90 precent of the population hate them

[@theconqueringram5295]

Niccolo Machiavelli warned against being reliant on foreign powers to maintain your rule. Assad was too reliant on RuZZia and Iran. He also warned that while being feared is preferable to being loved if you cannot be both, you should never be hated. Many Syrians hated Assad more than feared him. These factors and others ultimately led to his ruin.

[@fredrikh9299]

And Putin is too reliant on his threats.

[@RealFluse]

Cesere borgia to Assad, The Prince is still relevant today!

[@Kylua]

Israel is 100% dependent on the USA, be nice to see the USA get a conscience and stop supporting genocide but the 🍊🐈‍⬛ grabber getting back in power doesn't make that likely.

[@riskinhos]

are you joking? he stayed in power despite dozens of assassination attempts several coups and a civil war. that's quite a feat.

[@TheLucanicLord]

@@riskinhos All leaders stay in power, until one day they don't.

[@kevz2474]

People criticize Israel, but you have to admit, they know how to protect themselves.

[@sherry8444]

Er no. Israel is just protected by America for now. Their genocidal actions, now exposed, will cause reactions. Didn't see the evidence that the new leadership will be friendly to Israel.

[@Oxnaforda]

They literally let a load of guys on motorbikes break through their border and go on a rampage into their country, and then used it as a pretext to commit genocide, which in turn makes israelis more unsafe. Thats not effective protection.

[@icebreakers1]

With our money.. yes. However, overall trends mean ..all injustice regimes will fall... unless they learn the lessons... nobody is an exception.

[@shlomtzi84]

@@kevz2474 and the world

[@WimZiekman]

They started learning during and after the end of WW2 and got better every day...

[@marlenfras5490]

Well said. Good reporting. Thank you. Strong Ukraine. Strong NATO. Strong Poland. STRONG EUROPE!!!

[@HeleneWheatfield0549]

Mark Urban did a great job of covering the players, as well as where things currently stand. I wish the Syrian people all the best for the future of their country; they have suffered so much. As Mark said, let them enjoy this current moment in their history.

[@brandonmcheyenehoward1077]

Very informative interview .. Great Guest

[@IloveDoubleD]

Nothing informative about it. Its just a continuation of centuries of Islam. No one with a brain should need and explanation for it.

[@jeffree9015]

Vibes can mean a lot, and the Syrian people are happy right now. For the first time in a long time. Lets hope they use that to build a prosperous state.

[@gargoyles9999]

😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@TimHammond-o4q]

Man who completely failed to see tis coming?

[@davidh7071]

Why is everyone blind to the fact that a secular dictatorship has been replaced with a sharia state? Let's hear how women get on in the new Syria

[@stickemuppunkitsthefunlovi4733]

Where are these Syrians? Iv only seen militants celebrating.

[@jeffree9015]

@stickemuppunkitsthefunlovi4733 literally been videos on this channel of people saying they are looking at ways to return to the country. People don't do that if they have no hope.

[@UpRisingDown]

Amazing how hezbolla dissappeared of the map

[@StephenGoodfellow]

Wouldn't be so hasty.

[@willdon.1279]

NOT amazing - the IDF worked damn hard, and got criticized for it!

[@talaatsabry5683]

إسرائيل حررت لبنان من قبضة حزب الله عميل إيران . يارب شعب لبنان يعى الدرس وتتحد جميع طوائفه من أجل النهوض بلبنان مره أخرى .

[@ohno7775]

You owe this to the IDF.

[@chuckdavis1323]

Palestine did also in nineteen forty eight !

[@AriZBlade]

I haven’t listened to Times Radio before but this is good informative stuff.

[@elvenkind6072]

It's quite right-wing, but mostly good reporting. Worth looking into the headlines, and the main points, but not at all an infallible source of facts.

[@GlobalCitizen_y2k]

​@@elvenkind6072 Do you mean right-wing as in conservative or farther right? (asking b/c in past decade or so, I’ve been forced to devise 3-tier category)

[@Big_Caesar1]

They have some really good guests on here, that's why i watch it

[@kevinmc4860]

Propaganda

[@elvenkind6072]

@@GlobalCitizen_y2k I meant "conservative" I think.

[@Viktor-gk5ri]

If russians are allowed to keep their military bases in Syria, that would be beyond disgrace. And it appears to be the case.

[@andrewhotston983]

It's a disgrace that Russia has a seat on the UN Security Council!

[@whatisourchildrenlearning]

Its because Russia were part of the conversations here. This is a settlement effectively.

[@lonpfrb]

Just because RF state media put out that story doesn't make it true or permanent

[@mikeoglen6848]

@@whatisourchildrenlearning It was an agreement with Assad...

[@Viktor-gk5ri]

@@lonpfrb it certainly doesn't, so let's see what happens.

[@stephenbarrett8000]

And just like that, it's gone. Not a good time for any country leaderr elying on Russia. The people of Belarus should st up and pay attention, particularly if they want freedom from Russia...

[@mstemmet]

Assad essentially gave up, saw no reason for the repeat of 2012 and decided to go...Russia didn't abandon him, but facilitated safe passage for him and his family...Russia retains it's military bases in Syria, including the Tartus Naval base...This propaganda where Russia is weakened by these events are pure BS..In fact, they welcome the Assad weight taken off them, as it allows for a more concerted effort against Ukraine...US/Nato/Israel/Ukraine was probably hoping that Russia will be embroiled in another long drawn out conflict, but the exact opposite happened....

[@stephenstartare5768]

Russia simply cant afford their satellites any longer no money honey

[@ChristyBermingham]

No money no funny !

[@NothernNate]

Ru' has lost significant global influence in so many ways. 👊🏼 wow

[@sunwukong5518]

They kinda won the United States in November, I think they can happily trade of Syria for the US as a vassal state

[@sidritqafzezi3958]

Rebels this time were supplied by Turkey. Also they were trained by Ukrainian special forces. Israel helped by keeping Hezbollah blocked within Lebanon. USA aviation and Kurdis militias blocked the Iraqi militias coming from Iraq to help Assad. Russia couldn't do anything there just by using its air power. The Russian troops in the ground were limited in moderate numbers. So it was a multiple combined number of reasons. What is also interesting is that now we have a closer alliance between Turkey and Ukraine. Turkey has deeply denied any official territorial secession of Ukrainian territory.

[@ElizabethEaton-q8p]

Yes the all played their part in the downfall. I hope Syria wants to join the world in peace and the country can go forward not as a rogue nation. Embrace your possibilities as a free nation.

[@swaldron5558]

Interesting.

[@tonylove4800]

Turkey's hoping to get rid of millions of Syrian refugees so quite an incentive.

[@paulkohl9202]

Great commentary. Life of Brian reference was actually helpful.

[@Computadorasparatodos]

Thanks to the USA & Europe for standing up to Putler.

[@romanjimenezgil]

If the war in ukraine carries on Russia will have major problems to keep its army in Africa and will loose a lot of importance.

[@whatisourchildrenlearning]

Thats not true. It has the largest army in history at home. Most of the Russian interests in Africa are carried by Africans who support them, not Russians.

[@Markus-ee7lg]

It won't carry on, though, as Ukraine will be forced to give up the stolen territory in 2025 and will not be granted sufficient protection for the free rest of its territory. So Russia will be able exploit the new land and the former Ukrainians living in the stolen areas and thus strengthen the Russian army over the next two years before striking again. China ist said to attack Taiwan in 2027/2028. I bet Russian will use this to have a third go at Ukraine. Let's hope Poland, Finland and the Baltics will protect the Rest of Europe as the Western countries still refuse to do their homework and Trump hates the EU anyway and would love weak and failing European democracies.

[@sailor123ize]

This smells like Libia 2.0 and a resurgence of Isis. Hope and pray I am wrong.

[@wadeday8706]

As a Libyan no this does not look like Libya. Old regime officials are now coordinating with the Rebel technocrats government to form new institutions. It looks a lot more promising than Libya so far. HTS has also promised no veiling laws or any comments about women’s dress. I am still very cautious but this may work. Civil servants are also returning to work immediately which never happened in Libya and that left a power vacuum.

[@tiglishnobody8750]

@@wadeday8706 Then why in some images in areas that bee controlled by HTS some years before this offensive where women wore black Burqa

[@wadeday8706]

@@tiglishnobody8750If you have been following Idlib closely you would know in the past 5 years women have been allowed to walk around without Hijab. There are no dress laws there. Burkqas are actually rare in Syria it’s mostly Hijab for head coverings. It should a choice those who want to wear it can those who don’t shouldn’t.

[@tiglishnobody8750]

@@wadeday8706 Hm nice, it seem like you did visit there

[@wadeday8706]

@@tiglishnobody8750 No but I have been watching many videos from Idblib. I was absolutely obsessed with the war there. It’s not a untopia but women were allowed to not wear hijabs outside. HTS has also ordered all the men not to comment about women’s dress. I just hope that they obey the order. I want this to work sooo bad being a Libyan.

[@RebeccaGriffin-b8n]

ABSOLUTELY EXCELLENT interview. What a VERY KNOWLEDGEABLE GUEST !!!!!!

[@lovechangesus]

The native American Indians told a tale of two paths. Choosing one would destroy humanity. Choosing the other would bring peace to the world. It seems we made the right choice finally.

[@ratnakamal1]

Russia's asylum to Assad and Bharat's of Hasina raise some uncomfortable issues. In law, anyone knowingly gives shelter to a terrorist, murderer, or any serious criminal is punishable. How come then those nations that shelter dictators are not punished? Such dictators must be tourned over to the International Court of Criminal Justice.

[@larrysteinke1839]

great interview and discussion!

[@d3r4g0d8]

I don't know how much this guy stole from his country, but putin will spend it for a week.. 😂

[@NigelDeForrest-Pearce-cv6ek]

Excellent and Outstanding Analysis!!!

[@Bash7507]

Well said 👏

[@sumdude4281]

Shia have always tended to be more tolerant to other religions and minorities than Sunnis...I wouldn't hold your breath with these folks.

[@shahfaisal5924]

ur head..Assad is a sunni u fool

[@manygoodmen]

Other way round. The only Majority Shia country in the Middle East is Iran and they don't really tolerate seculars and others. Syria was 15% shia and ruled over the 85% sunnis and Christians. Iraq was 70% Sunni or Kurd and have been ruled by Shia in the last 20 years. Egypt is sunni Majority country 80% and the Christians thrive. But as a Sunni myself I would prefer to be ruled by a Shia than a Sunni or Secular if I am honest. Iraq despite the 20 years civil war, the Shia's give free daily for millions in Karbala and Najf. Can't see or have seen any other Religious affiliated group does that except the Sikhs of India and around the world!

[@shahfaisal5924]

@manygoodmen So ur measurement of good leadership is free dairy???

[@babyeagle68]

An insightful analysis of the shifting power dynamics in the region! It’s fascinating to understand how these factors are affecting Assad’s position. Thanks for the deep dive into this complex issue.

[@hrvojesvetec3058]

Its NEVER EVER a good thing having 1 person/1 family ruling a country for decades..you can say what you want abt our system, democracy, sure we have issues but its by far the best system we know, we ever had, full stop..if we arent happy with elected people we can allways elect someone els..and thats what Democracy is abt..and we HAVE TO protect that!👍👍👍

[@longinusukenta]

Not just a single family ruling the country for decades, but minority alawites ruling over majority sunni's.

[@GlobalCitizen_y2k]

Thoughtful commentary & insights from Mark Urban. More, please. I’d like to hope for a more peaceful & prosperous future for Syria, but fear that won’t be possible in near future w/o more conflicts amongst certain factions - Kurds? Sunni vs Shi’a? Islamists vs jihadists?

[@alanstewart5483]

Loved the ' Life of Brian ' reference. God bless the English, man! Beatles and Python and James Bond movies. ( Keep Bond British... )

[@martin2289]

Funny how often that Python reference comes up in various discussions about current events in Syria.

[@gargoyles9999]

The area was always anti west so. I thing has really changed. Now it’s going to be anti Russian and Iranian as well.

[@whatisourchildrenlearning]

No. Russia, Turkey and Iran will work together.

[@tonylove4800]

@@whatisourchildrenlearning Russia and Turkey :) They've hated each other for centuries.

[@Zenon00007]

❤Ukraine ❤

[@castillo184]

Irans young generation will take over

[@yutakago1736]

“Every battle is won before it's ever fought.” - Sun Tzu This lesson goes beyond war. What seems like a great outcome in hindsight is often just better preparation. Assad's army is just Cannon fodder. Nobody want to die for a regime that doesn't paid them well or provide any benefits or welfare to it's people. Assad's army are deserting like the former Afghan army. There are no reason why Assad's army can continue to exist. Without help from Iran, Russia, Hezbollah and Hamas, Assad's fate is same as former Afghan's President.

[@MySpace662]

The Syrian soldiers were not happy with the Assad regime for years, they were not paid most of the time, and they were malnourished. This feeling was transferred to the Russian soldiers who were very sympathetic to their cause, and did not feel like fighting for the Assad regime.

[@Danielseven-ir2mq]

The situation remains fluid with ongoing power struggles. Another failed state in the middle east.

[@madstrsleff2958]

Putik will be faced with the question of what he values the most: His bases in Syria or harbouring Assad.

[@bdadolph]

In reality Syria should not be a country. Do not expect unity

[@renecaminada5867]

The question must be asked what will happen now in terms of regime/government in Syria. Let us hope that they are all moderate and have the will to bring about peace. The entire region needs peace and stability. I hope that they understand in Syria that if they go in the direction of extremism again, there will be many who do not want a united Syria, another "civil war" will follow. The many millions of Syrian refugees want to return to their homeland, rebuild the country. They do not want a second kind of Assad, they do not want a second kind of ISIS. Learn to work together as a group towards a common goal, peace. Is this also the start of the fall of Iran or even Russia? I hope so, there are many signals that things are not going well in Russia at all, but appearances are being kept up. There is no rebel army in Russia, so pressure from that side will not be exerted on Putin overnight. We do not actually know that Putin still has it under control. We hear or see nothing in the trend that there is a shift in the population's thinking about Putin. After all, anyone who thinks differently or openly does not support Putin is arrested. Just like in Damascus, there are overcrowded prisons full of political or so-called political prisoners.

[@mstemmet]

And in Israel...9000+ Palestinians held under Administrative Detention...😊

[@bendenisereedy7865]

In Syria today the most accurate metaphor is "Pandora's box" and God help the country now the box is open.

[@bigglesharrumpher4139]

The Iranian Ayatollah, Xi, and Kim left to go.........

[@erichert1001]

Lukaschenko, Maduro...

[@sumdude4281]

Will MAGA, Trump and the right continue to tie themselves to the loser Poohtin?

[@charlessmyth]

There's been a lot of change in the region over the last year. Is Iran next

[@PHILLIPMITCHELL-o7t]

Hopefully the subjected will want the same, without tyrannical Priests,

[@whatisourchildrenlearning]

In a word, no

[@DaeXeaD]

HTS has mostly non-Syrians, including non-Arabs, Turks. Uzbek, Armenian. Whether Abu Mohammad al-Jolan can manage Syria, is unknown. I think they need to keep the Syrian PM.

[@SKgeostrat]

Certainly a moment of reflection for Russia and Iran. Will the new regime let the Russians have their basesd? Will Israel go into Syria? How will the regime situate itself on the scale of djihadism? Integrist or just regular muslim? The next few weeks should show more, but the Middle East has been changed.

[@mstemmet]

The Jewhadists have already moved into the buffer zone, and an agreement is already in place with safeguards the Russian military bases including the Tartus Naval base...

[@jesabeltwin5051]

Knowledgable guest. I wish he would stop picking his nose.

[@blakkelure]

You can enjoy the fall of Assad, like you could enjoy the fall of Gadaffi. But what usually replaces these dictators are far worse groups with their own agenda and lack of will to give up power. All those groups has made great sacrifice and I would be shocked if they just shrug their hands and walk off the stage.

[@shlomtzi84]

once again, Israel has saved the world... your welcome world

[@piccalillipit9211]

No it has not - it wont exist in 15 years.

[@andrewhotston983]

​@@piccalillipit9211The world won't.

[@abigailkannai484]

​@@piccalillipit9211 The people of Israel have been playing the long game for 4,000 years

[@Someone-tn8ur]

@@piccalillipit9211 Keep smoking whatever you are smoking... it must be potent.

[@manygoodmen]

Why did they chose Middle East I would never understand! Could have lived peacefully in much larger countries like Colombia, South Africa or Kazakhstan. I know they chose Israel because of religion but you can't just be guided by religion. Everyone in the Middle East is way over religious to ever coexist peacefully!

[@wbiro]

Good to see the larger picture...

[@talaatsabry5683]

انا أعلم تماما ان كل مؤهلات الدول الديكتاتوريه هو البروباجندا الكاذبه ويحكمها نمور من ورق .

[@luskvideoproductions869]

The fact the analyst made a reference to Monty Python's Life of Brian with the People's Judean Front...has to be the most epic AF reference in a Times story in months lol

[@dianamincher6479]

Ukraine sitting on Putin's shoulder now Assad?

[@bigboyrambo2009]

Ottoman empire strikes back

[@theadventuresofwolf5.77]

The enemy of your enemy is my friend

[@i20010]

The People's Front of Judea! Not the Judean People's Front!!

[@bobs_toys]

I thought we were the popular front.

[@peterduncan1519]

Russian weakness must have played a part.

[@stupidben999]

If you told us in 2018 that the rebels would back Bashar into a corner, nobody would believe it since Bashar had seemingly won the war. The fact that Bashar’s troops collapsed within a week of rebel irregulars’ offensive is flabbergasting. Iran has probably never thought that greenlighting Hamas’ October 7 massacre would lead to the collapse of its entire regional proxy network.

[@birchtree2274]

That offensive is ... Shall we call it "interesting"? It was conducted with actual military strategy, something rarely if ever seen among jihadis. And fighting with them were... interesting people. People who wore proper military gear and professional uniforms -- fully equipped, tip to toe, other than for markings which would indicate a nation-state, though the uniforms resembled Israeli kit. They are on video engaging in the kind of tasks that a professional soldier in the West would do after a victory, while the haphazardly dressed jihadis ran around shouting Allahu Akbar! and firing in the air. _Someone_ was commanding and directing those jihadis. Turkey? Ukraine? Israel? Perhaps even the US? Or a mix of all of them? If I had to place a bet it was a cooperative effort, and the guys I saw on video were Mossad. Any of those nations had an interest in defeating Assad.

[@chuckdavis1323]

No one saw it coming ? Reminds me of afghanistan.

[@MrSlanderer]

Except for the fact that Trump had signed withdrawal terms in February 2020, with Biden just keeping to the schedule. Everyone already knew the Taliban was going to seize power again, with leaked diplomatic cables having made clear that the US had made almost no progress in weakening the group over all those years. In Syria's case, everyone thought the rebels had been rendered insignificant, with Assad and Russia having CLAIMED victory years ago. Less than two weeks ago, absolutely no one saw the fall of the Assad regime coming (as well as the collapse of Iran's so-called "Axis of Resistance").

[@NoelJackson-l6w]

I hope this guy change his ideology and lead a democratic syria and respect the country of Israel znd don't seek confrontation

[@olorin4317]

Assad clearly dropped the ball. Got too comfortable. In combination with the weak allies.

[@ajb229]

Talk about axis of evil

[@artsamuel2907]

Mark if you’re correct, what’s your reasoning for Britain’s and the Americans defeat in Afghanistan? Russia was invited int Syria Four years ago, how long wert Afghanistan occupied?

[@bennewnham4497]

It turns out these 'big bad' powers are actually weak. It only takes courage to fully push back and then you see them collapse like a house of cards. All it takes is pure will.

[@AlienGare]

There wasn't much to defend----the new power in Syria wishes to continue with their previous support----who is weaker?

[@fastfreddy3103]

Small point. The Russian Air force is not over the Donbas. Well back. One of the characteristics of this conflict is the absence and damn near irrelevance of Russian Air Force. Of course I am comfortable in my armchair thousands of miles away.

[@cats10999]

Thanks President Biden!

[@Sportliveonline]

with no organisation how does Syria exist also how does Russia react now

[@markkristopher2552]

Something was missing from this report. Oh.... not attached to the title at all.

[@dorothymartin8557]

No proof of the title WHATEVER! Looks like a complete LIE!

[@fredrikh9299]

Putin and Assad will soon seek refuge in North Korea 😂

[@17kadiatou]

Kim will be like, guys there’s not much to do here. Do you want to watch some sport? I don’t have that many options to choose from. Putin and Assad: a traditional North Korean 🇰🇵 sport, yeah sure. Kim: well , it’s basketball 🏀😃 with NK twist. Assad: what’s the twist? Kim: only my favorite players get to win. Puttin: I think someone’s phone is ringing. Assad: it’s me. Hello! hi honey, okay bye. Sorry guys that was my daughter calling. Puttin: wait a minute, you have an iPhone 16 pro-max 📱? Puttin: Assad you must get rid of American made technology and get yourself one of this☎️ it’s old but it works well and safe. Assad: How did you know it’s an iPhone?📲 and Puttin, aren’t your daughters in the USA? Oh, and I like your Rolex watch by the way. Kim: guys let’s enjoy the games please.

[@eldar68]

Gosh, whoever propped-up and supported this regime for decades?

[@sfbluedevil8588]

All countries needs to chip in the US defense budget cost to keep peace in world order. Why our tax dollars use to keep the world peace?

[@kevz2474]

Dark Brandon

[@benjaminr7228]

So whos going to run the place now then ? Thought there were three different factions involved . The BBC reported earlier describing them as a 'Rebel coalition '

[@altortugas5979]

The Judean People’s Popular Front, with the help of a certain Druish princess, were instrumental to the success of the rebel campaign.

[@habeniyaa]

Times Radio broken forever, not Iran or Russia ; go on your self-satisfaction ‼😭

[@max-nm6qx]

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[@charleschin6497]

the whole region have been destabilized. Now is a roulette game

[@MrMuel1205]

I think the region was destabilised in 2003. 2011 furthered that.

[@OliviaHacking-kf7px]

Sailor123 Spot on !!

[@TonyStark-uu9us]

No, let's not allow ourselves the luxury of a few days of sharing the joy. When has it EVER gotten better for an Arabic country when the previous scumbag gets toppled? Where is the precedent for that comment??

[@SweatyElbows]

Times Radio. The most uninformed channel on KZbin, but we keep on believing them

[@JayDeeChannel]

Blockade tartus immediately

[@badluck5647]

After Wagner took over French bases in coup Africa, Russia kept rubbing it in. How funny would it be for France to buy the rights to use the base after Russia gets chased out?

[@badluck5647]

Russians removed major hardware a week ago.

[@abdalehassan4598]

Disappearing people also happen in Israel but westerners look the other way.

[@whatisourchildrenlearning]

And in Saudi Arabia and many others

[@nunyabusiness863]

This is true

[@dushman888]

New equilibrium is coming - whatever that looks like. What now, mulllahs?

[@brianlowe3529]

Why would it weaken Russia Putin Wants to deal with Ukraine . You are supporting ex isis . 😂😂

[@beonfly1111]

🌟... "We know, moreover, that All Things Work for the Good of Those Who Love God, of Those Who Are Called According to His Purpose’. ... ! "Letter" to the “Romans” by the “Apostle Paul” Ch. 8 V. 28 🌟... "For the Lord Loves Righteousness, And will not forsake His Faithful; They are Always in His Keep, But the Posterity of the Wicked is Cut Off". "The righteous shall possess the land, and dwell therein for eve"’. ... “Amen” ! ‘Psalm 37’ V. 28 + 29

[@max-nm6qx]

😮

[@Dutchman536]

A , new Afganistan maybe

[@sheilahunter9426]

😂😂😂😂😂😂absolute garbage...again

[@Primal_Carnivore]

Dont blame russia or other countries assads army gave up, no one can fight other peoples fight alone.. cowards will just stay as cowards.

[@deanchadwick7443]

Vote Reform 2028-2029 make the UK 🇬🇧 great again

[@Сергей-щ7ж8ы]

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[@danchokonstantinov6735]

The analysis in a nutshell. Western well planned and executed sting operation against Russian geopolitical strategy conducted on Syrian soil .

[@MartinLundström-l4v]

Your smoking something... No western country would like to stick their hand into that bi-hive.. Everyone busy in Ucraine... The power vaccuume lead to the fall of the regim... - Out of FAB bombs, the main projection of Russian/Assad power... ( Sweden )

[@rockbutcher]

Yes. Clearly the CIA payed off millions of Syrian people to rise up and fight against their brutal leader who used chemical weapons against them. After your next puff, don't forget to pass that to me ok?

[@piccalillipit9211]

NO - they are writing the facts after the events to suit the Am3ric4n narative. "a broken Iran" the Iran economy grew by 5% last year - thats MORE than any Western country.

[@whatisourchildrenlearning]

Thats the wrong interpretation though. Russian geo-political strategy will do just fine with Turkey in Syria and be more stable. The West have to watch Israel and the Kurds now that Turkey have moved in.

[@rockbutcher]

As opposed to the people of Syria finally having enough of the Assad repression and rising up.

[@noname18305]

You guys are usually kind of western biased usually but i enjoy your broadcasts, i think they're usually done pretty professionally and are good to listen to, i just wish you could jave less of a western bias

[@joshm887]

Tass and times of India. Tass said they destroyed the terrorist and they ran away. Now Tass is saying they always wanted negotiations and peace lol. Terrorist to opposition in 1 day. Iran also. Maybe you should get your news from al Jazeera and Tass and not China daily. Traitor.

[@tatiannaannunaki2027]

Uh, no. Try again.

[@VintageClips-rf7kt]

Doesn’t help, of course, that Syria’s oil fields and only source of income were essentially stolen, with US military bases illegally occupying the country and preventing the Syrian government from accessing the oil. Turkey’s role in all of this going back over a decade has been disgraceful but they could only pilfer the oil with US/Western assistance. It’s always worth pointing out that the only reason any of us are talking about this or can even find Syria on a map is because of the oil resources the region has. Nobody knows how this will go but we can guess that installing terrorists into government in Syria will not lead to peace and prosperity for the people there.

[@TimHammond-o4q]

Ah yes, Syrian oil...

[@absoluteapricot]

Also idf illegally occupies Golan heights for decades now. They're a major player in this great game against Iran. Syria is a small, weak country with no one really on their side. Oil plays a part, but it's not the whole picture.

[@custardtart1312]

All said whilst ignoring the utter horrors perpetrated by your oh-so-hard done by (ex) Syrian leadership.

[@VintageClips-rf7kt]

@ like you care about horrors…

[@heyboss15]

Stop 🛑

[@tomtom-x1p]

lies

[@mcooper51]

Why are some Brits unable to pronounce the letter H properly...Haich.

[@mikeoglen6848]

Nonsense you are an Ignoramus - It is "Aitch" ...

[@danchokonstantinov6735]

Brits can not say Yerushalaim, Yerihon, Yordan . Avraam , and much more .

[@linnetcooke5967]

Brits speak English and pronounce the letter H as "aitch" (except for cockneys). The US has chosen their own (mis)pronunciation.

[@williamwebster4285]

I'm from Hull, pronounced ull.

[@zetectic7968]

H is said aitch, check your dictionary.

[@reneprovosty7032]

mean while some "non -crime hate incident" in Uk while septarian violence erupts.

[@supernoodles91]

Eh??😂😂

[@rockbutcher]

@@supernoodles91 'Septarian violence' That means a bunch of seven year olds running amok in the streets smashing windows and clashing with police.🤣🤣