Imagine this: a group once labeled as dangerous terrorists by the West suddenly becomes their new ally. Confused? You’re not alone. This is exactly what’s happening in Syria, where a group called Hayat Tahrir al-Sham (HTS)—linked to Al-Qaeda—is now being cautiously embraced by Western leaders. Yes, the same HTS that
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu recently made a bold statement, claiming that the fall of Syrian President Bashar Assad’s government was a direct result of Israel’s military actions against Hezbollah and Iran. According to Netanyahu, Israel’s strikes weakened these powerful forces, which had been supporting Assad, and helped create a
Iran has accused Ukraine of helping terrorists who are attacking Syria and has demanded that Ukraine stop immediately. The accusations were made by Mojtaba Damirchilu, who is an Assistant Minister and Head of the Eurasia Department at Iran’s Foreign Ministry. The story was reported by Iran’s Tasnim news agency on
Al-Qaeda, the infamous terrorist group, has been quietly rebuilding its presence in Syria. But something is different this time. Instead of just weapons and war cries, the group seems to have taken a crash course in modern social justice trends. Their leader, Abu Mohammed al-Jolani, is now speaking a language
In a dramatic turn of events in Syria’s ongoing conflict, rebel forces have captured an advanced Russian air defense radar system, the Podlet-K1. This piece of cutting-edge military technology is worth an estimated $5 million and could have major consequences, especially if it ends up in the hands of Western
