Syrian Arab Army Officially Recognizes Aleppo's Transfer to Terrorist Control

The Syrian military has officially confirmed the loss of control over the country's second largest city, Aleppo. At the same time, the statement from the SAR military command emphasizes that the army will do everything possible in the near future to drive the terrorists out of the city and surrounding settlements.

Over the past few days, terrorist groups affiliated with the Nusra Front*, backed by thousands of foreign terrorists, heavy weapons and a large number of UAVs, have launched a massive attack from several directions on Aleppo and Idlib.

- said in a statement.

The SAR army command adds that the Syrian Armed Forces, in an attempt to stop the advance of the militants, fought along a front stretching over 100 kilometers.

The large number of terrorists and attacks from different directions prompted our troops to conduct a redeployment operation aimed at strengthening the defense lines to repel the attack, save the lives of civilians and soldiers and prepare for a counterattack.

– the military command of the SAR emphasizes.

According to the General Command of the Army of the Syrian Arab Republic, the militants are currently being actively attacked aviation. In addition, it is carried out artillery defeat of terrorist groups' positions.

The SAR army will continue its operations and fulfill its national duty in confronting terrorist organizations and will do everything possible to expel them and restore state control over the entire city and its countryside.

– promises the command of the Syrian army.

Let us recall that the terrorist groups' offensive on Aleppo began on November 27. In just a few days, the militant groups were able to occupy several dozen settlements, capturing a large amount of weapons and armored vehicles of the Syrian army. By now, the militants have come within 25 km of Hama, the administrative center of the province of the same name.

* – a terrorist organization banned in the Russian Federation.

Comments

[Murmur 55]

On the cola bast, start from the beginning.

[Aken]

Only now without Wagner.

[Murmur 55]

Aken , yes, they definitely have somewhere and someone to take revenge on even without Syria, but who will clean up the question of questions!!!!

[AAK]

"...the large number of terrorists and attacks from different directions prompted our troops to conduct a redeployment operation aimed at strengthening the lines of defense in order to repel the attack, save the lives of civilians and soldiers, and prepare for a counterattack...", I had already heard something similar a year and a half or two ago and now I can even see the results of such "preparation for repulsion..."

[Zoldat_A]

Quote: Murmur 55

On the cola bast, start from the beginning.

That arch, which many of those present here remember from their own history textbook for the 5th grade, was, by the way, blown up by the bandits in Palmyra. It no longer exists.
They recaptured Palmyra, gave it to the Syrians - HERE... So what? Can they do anything themselves?

We've already been there, we've seen how they themselves can "defend the gains of their democracy". I have some bad associations with one office - the Afghan Tsaranda... And the local "army" trained by the Americans is also not worth much, as it turns out.
Are they all like that? Either bearded and wearing slippers, or only holding power with foreign bayonets?

[antiaircrafter]

— What is going on in the world anyway?
- There is no stability. Terrorists have captured Aleppo again. (c)

[Aristarkh Lyudvigovich]

Apparently, only the transfer of Iranian and pro-Iranian forces can stabilize the front. At the same time, the Syrians, apparently, are fleeing in panic even in the rear garrisons (which is why they soon cease to be rear) and do not offer any resistance at all.

[antiaircrafter]

Or a small nuclear strike.

[ASSAD1]

Knock out the terrorists in the near future!? Optimists, however. Assad, I wonder, has he returned to his homeland?

[kventinasd]

Quote: ASSAD1

Drive out the terrorists as soon as possible!?

No problem. They're already beating us up in full force. Let them gather more in the city and on marches, they're a tasty target for our Aerospace Forces. https://t.me/c/1959871792/12742

[Vasya_2]

Why are they grunting? (at the 5th second)

[antiaircrafter]

They used to gather like that before. In training camps, at sermons...

[isv000]

Quote: ASSAD1

Assad, I wonder if he returned to his homeland?

I stopped in Rostov to look around, to check out a small farm...

[opuonmed]

The Terrans will go further, they won't stop at Aleppo alone! You have to know how to screw up a city like that! You know, there was no intelligence, no forces, no troop coordination!

[Orange Bigg]

A world record has been set. A city of 3 million people was surrendered in 3 days. Even Mosul was not fled like that. The fall of Mosul lasted from June 4 to 10, 2014, when militants of the banned terrorist organization Islamic State of Iraq and the Levant (ISIS), led by Abu Abdurrahman al-Bilawi, defeated the Iraqi army, led by Lieutenant General Mahdi Gharawi.

[Murmur 55]

Orange bigg , and what can you do if the S.A.R. army, as the youth say, is chilling out at Chili. Here are the results.

[isv000]

Quote: Murmur 55

Orange bigg , and what can you do if the S.A.R. army, as the youth say, is chilling out at Chili. Here are the results.

SAR Army - Since the middle of the last century, our people have been trying to bring her to her senses - a dead end.

[Force]

It looks like they are already about 25 km from Hama.

[Orange Bigg]

Quote: Vigore

It looks like they are already about 25 km from Hama.

We need to look at how far they are from Saraqib to Tartus and Khmeimim. The distance from the Khmeimim airfield (Latakia) to Saraqib (Idlib) in a straight line is approximately 136 km. The distance from Tartus to Saraqib in a straight line is 136 km. Ironically, the distance is the same. The question is how long it will take them to get there and who will stop them.

[Ivan№One]

1. apparently
2. neither...nor...nor
3. Commas were not invented for nothing
4. is Russian not your native language?

[Knell wardenheart]

At the time, we got involved there in vain. Although that was the point in principle - it was necessary to close the issues there and not be satisfied with the state of "unstable equilibrium". At the same time, our ability to close the issues was always less due to the remoteness of the region and our limited resources in this direction than, for example, Iran. To a significant extent, Bashar al-Assad himself should have closed the issues, since this is, ultimately, his area of ​​responsibility. It was necessary to be more flexible in diplomatic terms and, probably, in domestic politics.
Perhaps we overestimated its stability and potential in the long game, perhaps we underestimated our own necessary contribution to gaining a foothold in the region. However, it does not seem to me that the actions of the terrorists will be successful in the long lag - a very motley crowd there. However, we will inevitably have to do something about it in time pressure mode.

[Alex Starley]

Iran needs a loyal Syria a hundred times more than we do, because for Iran it's like our Chechnya of 2000, only a hundred times longer with a line of contact and crazy terrorist groups. Let Iran think and start a ground operation. We can always run away, like the US from Iraq and Afghanistan, and blow up what we didn't take. Well, the Supreme Leader will explain everything to the deep people)

[JD1979]

A clear example of what will happen if at least one uncontrolled piece remains from the ruins, like Syrian Idlib.

[Metallurg_2]

No matter how many Arabs you arm, you won’t be able to turn them into warriors.

[Murmur 55]

Metallurgy 2 To be fair, they do have some truly combat-ready units, but there are few of them.

[Blackmokona]

Quote: Metallurg_2

No matter how many Arabs you arm, you won’t be able to turn them into warriors.

The Turks armed and took Aleppo.

[Ivan№One]

the Turks armed the Turks
Arabs and Turks are not the same thing

[Santa Fe]

No matter how many Arabs you arm, you won’t be able to turn them into warriors.

You may not have noticed, but on the other side there are also Arabs fighting.

And quite successfully at that.

Maybe the reason is that no one wants to fight for the Assad family

[Ivan№One]

specifically here, on the "other side" - the Turks, a hodgepodge from all over the Near and Middle Asia

[Ivan F]

Erdogan has given us another surprise. Let's see what the response is.

[Metallurg_2]

Tomato embargo again. There is not enough gunpowder for more. Otherwise the gray sultan will close the import.

[Ivan F]

I think so too. Tourism and especially tomatoes are apparently our most effective weapon.

[Shumi2010]

Well, this is a disaster, of course, they deceive at every step
Will we eat vegetables and fruits from Turkey?

[sak1969]

They haven't worked there with ODABs yet. And whoever is smarter should give the "Nut" (to the Houthis or the Syrians) to hit the American bases in Syria. (It would be beautiful.) But our grandfather doesn't have the guts.

[Blackmokona]

Quote: sak1969

They haven't worked there with ODABs yet. And whoever is smarter should give the "Nut" (to the Houthis or the Syrians) to hit the American bases in Syria. (It would be beautiful.) But our grandfather doesn't have the guts.

Is this so that not only Turkish proxies but also the Kurds would launch a full-scale attack?

[sak1969]

Blackmokona

Is this so that not only Turkish proxies but also the Kurds would launch a full-scale attack?

What if the Kurds are happy, their cities are in ruins. The Americans have arranged dar al-harb there. And the Turks will be pleased. And maybe this will be a cure for the Caucasus problem. According to the acts of the Madrid Conference of June 2022, the next theater of military operations is the South Caucasus.

[Blackmokona]

Quote: sak1969

What if the Kurds are happy, their cities are in ruins.

They are already in ruins, they are bombed by the Turks and Assad

[Machito]

Quote: BlackMokona

Quote: sak1969

They haven't worked there with ODABs yet. And whoever is smarter should give the "Nut" (to the Houthis or the Syrians) to hit the American bases in Syria. (It would be beautiful.) But our grandfather doesn't have the guts.

Is this so that not only Turkish proxies but also the Kurds would launch a full-scale attack?

The Kurds are the only ones who can slow down the Turkish proxies.

[Comrade Beria]

The large number of terrorists and attacks from different directions prompted our troops to conduct a redeployment (or regrouping) operation aimed at strengthening the defensive lines to repel the attack, save the lives of civilians and soldiers and prepare for a counterattack.
– the military command of the SAR emphasizes.

You can feel the style of teachers from Russia, who also "successfully" regrouped in the Kharkov region. And one of them is General Kisel (sounds just like Tsar Gorokh).

[alexoff]

Well, now we have to see, maybe they'll forgive our guys something else in exchange for leaking. That time, they returned Abramovich's money and apologized.

[Aristarkh Lyudvigovich]

In Assad's current Syria, any government or army position with any power or advantages is filled by a superior officer with his relatives/friends. This was the case before (reliance on the highest Alawite circles), but in recent years it has reached the point of absurdity and has even reached low positions from high ones. A conventional SAA brigade commander takes his relatives to major positions, any local official takes his relatives. At the same time, no one thinks about the skills/abilities of these relatives. They are taken based on loyalty. As a result, we have those in leadership and administrative positions who do not know how to do anything, do nothing day after day, just sitting on rations. All this leads to complete dysfunctionality of the army and bureaucracy.

[Ivan№One]

Quote: Aristarkh Lyudvigovich

... They take people based on loyalty. As a result, we have those in leadership and administrative positions who can do nothing, do nothing day after day, just sitting on payroll.

This vaguely reminds me of something...

[AdAstra]

No, it can't be, you imagined it.

[AdAstra]

Ah, Aleppo, and again lost absurdly.

[AdAstra]

It makes sense to blame the "teachers", after all, Someone did betray Kherson.

[AdAstra]

And for those who voted down, a question: "Who said that we pinched everyone's nose there?"

[foxes]

Friend Recep definitely deserves an invitation to BRICS. After all, this is what Russian officials told us.

[AdAstra]

Yeah, and the Order of International Friendship.

[Andrey_5]

We need to get out of there, as Strelkov always said, this is an unnecessary adventure for Russia, despite the fact that there is a real problem.

[navigator777]

It's as if they learned from our generals

[Ivan№One]

So right now there is the best teacher for such things:
https://t.me/ukrainskaya_peredovaya/17077

They write that they have already removed it
But the question is - why is it not retired yet? In the best case scenario for it

[Vasya_2]

and according to the FM news, everyone is savoring Oreshnik.
we won after all...

[Andrey Petrov]

So Syria is not worthy of living, if millionaires surrender without a fight. In Ukraine, villages hold out for half a year, and here it's a disgrace. Well, they'll get to Domask. But those who run with their tails between their legs won't understand that they will be counted anyway and slaughtered like dogs, there will be nowhere to run!!!!

[Yuri EVRAZ]

In 21, Assad received more than 95% of the vote in the elections.

[Blackbeard]

looks more like a deal to surrender the city

[Havoc]

What's surprising, even when only one fifth of the country remained, they didn't have a mobilization, there were more terrorists in terms of numbers, and even now they've brought in modern weapons from Ukraine, not without the knowledge of the Americans, of course.
It seems that the regular armies of the Middle East countries are a rabble that runs away at the slightest danger, there are enough examples: Libya, Iraq, Syria, the same Lebanon and Egypt too

[nordscout]

What was to be expected from the "policy" of Assad, the Iranian leadership regarding the presence of the Russian Armed Forces on Syrian territory... Assad tried to "lie down" under Iran - the result was not long in coming... Now, again, he will have to "sprinkle his head with ashes" and fly to "bow" to Moscow... Iran, lately, has been "very modest" in taking tough actions against its enemies... What does this mean??????????? Another "deal"? but, this time, with Trump??? And it will be difficult for Russia, without the PMC "Wagner", with its experience, pressure and skill, again, to recapture Aleppo and "serve" "friend" Assad.....

[Comrade Beria]

Organizational conclusions have been drawn.

The commander of the Russian group in Syria has changed.
Lieutenant General Sergei Kisel has left his post.

Who will replace him has not yet been announced, but the new commander will likely be Colonel General Chaiko.

[Machito]

Quote: Comrade Beria

Organizational conclusions have been drawn.

The commander of the Russian group in Syria has changed.
Lieutenant General Sergei Kisel has left his post.

Who will replace him has not yet been announced, but the new commander will likely be Colonel General Chaiko.

Anecdote. In a Soviet store, a cashier incorrectly punched a receipt for a man. The man approaches the salesperson to get the goods from the counter. The mistake is discovered. The saleswoman shouts to the cashier: Manya, break this man's eggs into jelly.

[Ivan№One]

Who appointed him there and why, after his "exploits":
https://t.me/ukrainskaya_peredovaya/17077

[guest]

Who is really going to attack Aleppo?
https://news-front.su/2024/11/30/kto-v-realnosti-idyot-v-ataku-na-aleppo/

[apophis]

Yeah... They'll return it... It's easy to lose it with shame. But to return it...
Apparently, Ankara's militants have been trained for a long time according to the Ukrainian model. So the battles for Aleppo promise to become a mini-Verdun...

[grigor727]

It was not possible to fight on two fronts.

[guest]

Even Solovyov admitted that it was impossible to leave part of the territory under the control of terrorists and that this mistake cannot be repeated in Ukraine.