How Syria Rebel Attack & Civil War Explained? #russia #israel #syria

To provide a clearer picture of Syria’s complex and fragmented conflict, it is crucial to understand the territorial control among the key players on the ground.
Four primary factions dominate different areas of the country, each backed by varying external powers and ideologies.

The Syrian government forces, marked in red on many conflict maps, represent the Assad regime's primary military apparatus.

These forces are supported by the National Defense Forces, a pro-government paramilitary group.

The Assad regime also benefits from the significant backing of Russia, Iran, and Hezbollah, whose combined efforts have fortified and sustained its control over large swathes of territory, particularly in central and western Syria.
The Syrian Democratic Forces (SDF), represented in yellow, consist largely of Kurdish fighters.
This group, backed by the United States, controls much of eastern Syria, including areas rich in oil reserves.

The SDF has played a critical role in the fight against ISIS and continues to manage regions under its control with the support of its international allies.
HTS
and other allied rebel factions, shown in green, operate primarily in the northwest.

HTS, an evolution of the al-Nusra Front, previously aligned with al-Qaeda until severing ties in 2016, remains a dominant force in this region.
Despite internal divisions, H T S maintains significant influence over the territories it controls.
In the north, Turkish-backed rebel forces, including the Syrian National Army, hold ground along the Turkish border.
Turkey has supported these groups as part of its broader strategy to counter Kurdish influence and establish a buffer zone.
These areas, often marked in different shades of green, reflect Turkey's active involvement in the Syrian conflict.
Meanwhile, patches of ISIS-dominated territory still persist in some isolated desert regions, a stark reminder that the group's threat has not been entirely eradicated.
Finally, in the south, additional rebel groups maintain a presence, and the Golan Heights adds a further layer of complexity.
Israel claims sovereignty over this territory, citing its capture during the 1967 Six-Day War, while Arab nations and the broader international community often regard it as occupied territory.
Understanding these dynamics is key to grasping the intricacies of Syria’s civil war.
If you have any thoughts or additional questions about the situation, feel free to share them in the comment section below.

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[Visiblecallmkh]

Syrian rebels advance faster than this channel

[speedybonsky]

"The US are supporting the Kurdish forces" damn finally on the right side 🥰 "these zone are rich in oil" RAHHH 💀

[neofulcrum]

They planned this offensive since the fighting ceased. The rapid momentum caught the SAA off guard.

[zaidbzoor]

The speed of getting work done on this channel is quite impressive, keep up the good work !

[sayazdir]

@2:38 Turkiye aims to establish a buffer zone in northern Syria, not inside its borders

[shatbad]

'Moderate rebels' getting support from Western governments again.

[Southeng]

Turkey wants a buffer zone in Kurdish areas within syria not within its own borders

[somtochukwuobidegwu]

Amazing work bro, honestly how did Syria survived all these conflict. The Syria wars is the most interesting and the most confusing war ever.

[lecorbusier]

Point of Correction: The area marked "Other Rebel Forces" in green in the South East (on the Iraqi border) is actually the area occupied and controlled by the 900-man-strong US forces in the Al Tanf military base

[AndranikThorson]

whatsinmy AI fixes this. Syria rebel attack conflict explained.

[iranimilitantzifu]

Bro’s faster than the current fights in the battle zones in Syria 💀

[lelinh]

This is the best Syria Rebel Attack & Civil War explanation I have ever learned!

[tanjimchowdhury]

Keep us updated about the Syria war please. You guys are amazing.

[h_fx]

2:58 The rebels primarily near Al Tanf, marked as “Other Rebels”, comprises of the Free Syrian Army, & Syrian Commando Army.

[RidingDownUnder]

They should show this channel to schools around the world in their history classes because this is history. Appreciate the hard work you people do to bring us this AiTELLY. Much appreciated.

[snpdmz]

Rebel ??? seriously ??? do u mean AlQeeda in syria now become rebel

[Genghis_Khan_Sad]

There have been major developments in the war map that have not been mentioned in the video in the last twenty hours. In northern Syria, there was a very giant defection in the army and they became part of the operation to deter aggression. They took half of Damascus province and large cities. They haven't reached the capital yet.

[JH-bbne]

Wouldn’t becoming diverse make them stronger?…. That’s what we’re always being told in US is ‘diversity is a strength’.

It’s almost like someone is being lied to.🤔

[Optimus_Primex]

Kurds will enlighten this geography, liberate it and everyone will become a modern society. I believe this. Long live Syrian Democratic Forces, long live Kurdistan ✌️❤️🌟💚God Bless Kurdistan

[ashesofhopesinabonfireofdr]

Let's go Kurds. It's about time you turn your dream of a homeland for kurds into a reality and create Kurdistan.