— 🇮🇷/🇸🇦 NEW: The Iranian Foreign Minister has met with the Saudi Foreign Minister to discuss Syria

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— ❗️🇮🇷/🇸🇾 Javar Larijani, top advisor to the Supreme Leader, Imam Khamenei: 'Resistance forces have entered the field, and are organized. The Syrian Arab Army can clearly no longer defend Syria, this matter should have been in our hands from the beginning.'

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It is unclear what he's referring to exactly, but the quote is real. Have to wait and see.

Surprisingly, HTS still hasn't entered Homs. It seems they're just going to wait until Assad falls due to an insurmountable amount of pressure. Or will we see our first real fight?

— ❗️🇸🇾/🇮🇱 NEW: According to high ranking Israeli officials, Assad is still in Damascus – Walla / Axios

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Bashar is playing Hoi4 Endsieg

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— 🇸🇾 Syrian Ministry of Defense:

'There is no truth to the news circulated by media platforms affiliated with terrorist organizations about terrorists entering the city of Homs.

The situation is secure and stable, and our armed forces are deployed around the city and positioned in impregnable defensive lines and reinforced with various types of weapons.'

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— 🇵🇸❌🇮🇷 The backstabbing has started: Motasem Dalloul, a Gaza-based journalist who lost much of his family due to Israeli bombings, widely considered a hero of journalism, now blames Iran and Hezbollah for the situation in Gaza

I have told people this countless times. No matter what Iran or Hezbollah does to support Gaza, people like these will always find ways to backstab us, despite the Resistance giving thousands of lives and taking real action while all the other Arab and Islamic nations remained silent and complacent.

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Once again, they didn't even fight.

I hope HTS reaches Damascus soon so we can end this disgrace sooner than later.

— It's time for some real introspective analysis after this is all done. While the Zionists and the Turks certainly played their parts in this, we can't simply blame everything on them.

We also cannot just blame Iran or Russia, who did everything in their power to save Assad. If the SAA doesn't fight, there's simply nothing that can be done, and there's no point in 'sending troops' or any other measures.

Something clearly went dramatically wrong internally. An army doesn't just collapse within a week. We need to realize this so we can learn these lessons for the future, self-criticism is extremely important.

I think the Syrian Arab Army has shown major faults and incompetency during the past week, which must be analyzed so this won't be repeated elsewhere.

No matter what happens, the Resistance Axis will remain, and it will find alternatives. It will expand, grow, and it will be stronger than before, because God is with us, and we will be victorious, no matter the challenges.

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Also, just to address this:

'But MES, you said that HTS would not capture Aleppo, and that the advance was temporary?'

Yes, I said that on the first or second day. Was I somehow magically supposed to know that the SAA would not engage in a single fight? I had the assumption they would at least resist. I was clearly wrong.

Even when Aleppo was about to fall, nobody (including HTS fanboys) expected stuff to escalate THIS fast. Back then, there was no reason to be pessimistic.

If the SAA actually put up a fight, the situation would have looked completely different. Why they didn't, only God knows.

New picture of Russia’s Khmeimim Air Base, we can see 3 IL-76s and 1 AN-124. The presence of 4 transport aircraft indicates that either more weapons were brought or that they are evacuating their assets and people.

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