Within Syria

In what can be described as a pathetic step that reflects their poor political experience, the SDF denied meeting officials of Hezbollah. Ok can they are deny that their fighters in southern Afrin are still there because of Hezbollah? a group of political amateurs

Been following @IndyArabia for about 6 days. Very professional, very balanced, very open-minded, just what the Arab media needed. Great work!

"disappointed with MB inability to fight back, went to Syria to join jihad" the Muslim Brotherhood party has been and will always be a gateway to terrorism.https://twitter.com/hxhassan/status/1090043872774889472 …

This is not an OPSEC failure, this is a PSYOP successhttps://twitter.com/RaoKomar747/status/1090005450492465152 …

11- I think the chances of any political solution in Syria with Macron in power are close to 0%. His immaturity in foreign politics is staggering. Today I lost any hope that he may reform his stand, which mean Syrians will continue to suffer until he leaves his position.

10- That's a very harsh statement, one of Damascus biggest problems with France, is Macrons view of the opposition as an innocent side, while everyone knows, very well, that renaming opposition on the ground are 90% radicals who committed war crimes even against each other.

9- "Macron’s statements reflect the bitterness of defeat as the conspiracy against Syria has failed French President who lacks any public legitimacy would be been better off dedicating his efforts to resolve the crises in his own country,"

8- "Syria is not the least bit interested in having relations with a state that contributed to the terrorist aggression that targeted it, and whose hands are red with the blood of Syrians."

7- ... because they talk about a political process with colonialist Western criteria that contradict the Syrians’ interests and aspirations."

6- "Those who provided all sorts of support to terrorist groups, and whose foreign minister described al-Nusra terrorists as rebels, and worked to undermine political initiatives to resolve the crisis in Syria lack the minimum of credibility ...

5- "French policies are inspired by a dark legacy of colonialism and enslaving peoples ... Macron’s talk of the political process is merely an attempt to wash France’s hands clean of the blood that had been shed in Syria due to his country’s destructive policies."

4-An official in Damascus responded by telling SANA the following: "The statements made by French President Emmanuel Macron today confirm the continuation of the failed policies adopted by the consecutive French government regarding Syria,"

3-Apparently, Damascus today expressed this anger for the first time. Macron was today in Egypt, and as I said, Damascus hoped that Sisi could talk some sense into his head. Yet, he attacked Damascus with what can be described as 2011 mentality.

2-See, Damascus is not angry because France is not approaching it, or because it is opposing it. Damascus, just like Moscow, is angry because it knows that Paris could play a very very positive role that may end this war. Yet Macron is adopting policies that failed 8years ago.

1-I think that many of you have noticed that I talked about France's role in Syria many, many times in the last two months. The reason for this is because I know that Damascus is angred with Macron's policy on Syria.

it just got to me that I been trying to buy a gaming pc for like 13years, which is hilarious especially that I built gaming PCs for living before the war ... Anyway I promised my self that when I have money I will buy one, but in 2010 specs, just as big F to this war.