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    KARTE DER MILITÄRSTÄTTEN AUSLÄNDISCHER KRÄFTE IN SYRIEN


    KARTE DER MILITÄRSTÄTTEN AUSLÄNDISCHER KRÄFTE IN SYRIEN

    Von Left-Wallaby6171

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    1. Mister_Barman on

      Fascinating map. The number of Turks in Syria likely greatly outweighs Russians, Iranians, and Americans altogether I’d wager.

      Also, I don’t think the US is present at LaFarge anymore (the Westernmost base), satellite imagery shows it abandoned. I don’t think the US is present at Raqqa anymore either.

      Interesting points of note:

      Iranian bases hug the border with Lebanon; easy access to Hezbollah

      Turkish bases most numerous in Idlib, where a Syrian Army offensive was/is most likely to occur

      American bases on the oil fields

    2. Crazy__Donkey on

      honestly, as an israeli who’s aware of the daily attacks on iranian sites… i didnt know there are so many.

    4. 1938R71 on

      It used to be such a beautiful country, with amazing people, wondrous sites and historic attractions, and so easy and accessible to drive and travel all around. Politics and gel-politics ruined everything.

    5. Eraserguy on

      How do you make this map but ignore the fact that Isreal controls straight up a chunk of the country 🤔. Shit map

    7. Administrator90 on

      Turkey is not planning to leave the occupied territories, former populated by kurds (ethnic cleansing removed them).

    9. EricGraphix on

      Russia and Iran were invited, Everyone else is illegally occupying Syria. Facts are facts.

    10. CutmasterSkinny on

      Funny how there are 0 big Anti-turkish/russian/iranian imperalism protests.
      Apparently war is only bad if its waged by democratic nations.

    12. Weary-Connection3393 on

      Okay, maybe I’m dumb but looking at this map shows me that I do NOT understand what’s going on in Syria anymore.

      So, there’s 3 sides: the regime, backed by Iran and Russia; the opposition backed by Turkey?; and the SDF backed by USA and … Russia again?!

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