Ömer Özkizilcik

@OmerOzkizilcik

Analyst at the Security Department of the SETA Foundation in Ankara. Working also as editor of / Mail: hozkizilcik@setav.org

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    Nov 5

    New map about Foreign Military Presence inside Syria trying to show all American, French, Russian, Iranian, Italian, British, Israeli & Turkish presence Thanks for their help! Map via Link:

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  2. 9 hours ago

    Additionally to these reports of 3 bombings in Manbij, Arap tribes of Manbij called hours ago for resistence against the YPG oppression. Also reports of a HQ being the target of one of the bombings

    3 explosions were occurred simultaneously in the city of Manbij. Reports say that one the leader of Manbij Military council was targeted.…
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  3. 9 hours ago

    Maybe OPCW and open source analyst like Bellingcat will tell us more about the alleged chemical attack in western Aleppo which could be used as excuse for violating the Sochi agreement

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  4. 9 hours ago

    Radicals in Idlib, the Assad regime and Iranian militias have an interest in escalation, but we don't know how reliable the reports are. For a long time, Russian media reported that White Helmets prepared fake videos of chemical attacks, but we now see images from regime areas

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  5. 10 hours ago

    We know from OPCW's report that the Assad regime used chemical weapons several times inside Syria. This time, allegedly Chlorine filled bombs hit regime areas. Opposition groups already rejected any responsibility. We don't know who is responsible, and how true reports are

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  6. 10 hours ago

    Reports of alleged chemical attack by from opposition-held areas towards Aleppo. Judging on the first 'proofs' by regime, it looks like fake allegations. Regime and Iran are capable of escalating the situation, and this might be the pretext to do it

    Despite the agreement, Iran and the Assad regime are able to escalate the situation in Idlib, provoke a harsh Turkish retaliation and force Russia to back the regime by starting a major assault to Idlib or by directly shelling or striking Turkish observation points.
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    20 hours ago

    Perspective: Sochi Agreement | Implications on the Ground and Upcoming Challenges |

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  8. 14 hours ago

    If it wasn't tweeted by , I would consider it as a joke, but it seems that Centcom is really silly and unable/unwilling to recognise reality, or they are trying to fool some people in the US

    held a meeting with top political and military leaders in , about 2 weeks ago. A compliance investigation highlighted the -core continuing relations with the . Coalition advised all relations should be cut, and money flow to Qandil stopped.
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    Nov 23

    Oil/Gas Fields And Refineries In Syria | Suriye Gündemi

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    Nov 23

    Opinion | Making Sense of ’s New Counter- By

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  11. Nov 22

    Syrian Democratic Forces/YPG - US allies in Syria:

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  12. Nov 22

    Today I was live on to discuss the latest situation in the Khassoghi murder

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  13. Nov 21

    US SecDef Mattis suggested that the US will establish observation points along the Turkish-Syrian border in order to ease Turkey's security concerns. But in reality this move clearly aims to secure the YPG from any Turkish operation. The US still dreams to mediate btw TR & YPG

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    Nov 21

    Sadr’s Mahdi Army | Suriye Gündemi

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    Nov 21

    Anadolu Ajansı için değerlendirdim: Fırat'ın doğusundaki mevcut durum sürdürülebilir mi?

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  16. Nov 21

    Training video of the Special Forces of the National Liberation Front (Nureddin Zengi) in which they used the Turkish Sarsılmaz SAR-308 rifles:

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  17. Nov 20

    After the first operation in Afrin which disbanded a thuggish faction (Shuhada al Sharqiyyah), anti-gang operations continue. The National Army now conducted several operations in Al-Bab, Azaz and Jarablus against criminal gangs to improve security in the region:

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  18. Nov 19

    According to several reports, Centcom generals requested the full integration of Al-Sanadid Forces into the SDF which was rejected. US should have threatened with disbanding the faction Today, some Abdullah Öcalan pictures were burned in Shaddadi as tensions arise between sides

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    Nov 19

    A Gang In Afrin: Shuhada al Sharqiyyah | Suriye Gündemi

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  20. Nov 19

    Shuhada al Sharqiyyah fighters surrendered to the National Army. With a one day operation, Turkey succeeded to disband a thuggish faction who committed crimes against local population. Acc to National Army, operation was the first step. More will follow

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  21. Nov 18

    Some pictures of the conference in Al-Rai to choose a flag for Syrian Turkmens. Additional Info: Syrian Turkmens were always using different flags symbolizing their ethnicity. Now they have one common. However, they still will use this flag next to the revolutionary flag

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