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BREAKING: 🇸🇾 Syria has officially fallen, marking the end of President Assad's government. https://t.co/Xd5l0JiIxH

BRICS News

About to get rough in that region 
https://x.com/BRICSinfo/status/1865581753718452351?t=XYVkhdi8hcdj5ekmDM9KvQ&s=19

There are reports of Iranian forces withdrawing from Syria toward Beirut. It seems Iran and Russia have no intention of fighting HTS, and it appears Turkey and Russia have reached an agreement regarding Syria. Meanwhile, the Israeli army has announced that with the fall of Homs, they plan to establish a buffer zone near the Golan region.

Everything is unfolding strangely and rapidly, strongly suggesting the possibility of no resistance from the Syrian army and a lack of willingness by Iran and Russia to defend.

Even heavy equipment is being abandoned intact, without any signs of destruction (military personnel are trained to destroy heavy equipment when necessary). Nevertheless, these are being left behind in perfect condition.

The full scope of these developments remains unclear. Soon, I will shed light on the behind-the-scenes forces and agreements driving these events.

https://warpcast.com/gregory-1967/0x13170a42
From the beginning, resistance and fighting were never part of the plan.

Not familiar with the region, it's always been chaotic every now and then

The fall of Syria is one of the strangest events of the year! The Assad regime didn't resist at all; they just retreated and fled city by city.

The situation in that region has always been rough