Geopolitical Tensions in the Middle East: The Syrian Conflict and Global Alliances

Syria War - NATO and Israel's Shin Bet Maneuver by Making Turkey a Pawn.

China has declared that it is ready to join Russia to protect the world's justice.

Israel's -Takfiri- actions to divert the world from the Gaza killings.

Syrian army towards victory. Disintegrating rebel forces.  

This article discusses various geopolitical dynamics in the Middle East, focusing on the involvement of different nations and organizations in the Syrian conflict. It highlights the roles of NATO, Israel's Shin Bet, and Turkey, as well as the impact of foreign mercenaries in the internal issues of Syria. The piece also touches on the strategic actions of Russia, China, Iran, and North Korea in their efforts to create a multipolar world, ending American dominance. Additionally, it sheds light on the support provided by Kurdish groups and other international allies to the Syrian Arab Army against rebel forces.

Before the attack on Aleppo in Syria, it is reported that the discussions held by the head of Israel's Shin Bet with Turkey's intelligence organization and the discussions held by NATO's head with Erdogan have become a significant factor in the war dynamics surrounding Syria.

Information is leaking that in Syria's internal issues, the participation of foreign mercenaries is much higher than the involvement of the Syrian people themselves.

It is said that the attacks on Syria are primarily focused on the Kurdish people rather than the Syrian military.

China has declared that it is ready to join Russia to protect the world's justice.

Russia and China have evolved into good friend nations. Along with them, several countries including Iran and North Korea have united to put an end to the injustices occurring in this world under America's unilateral leadership. They are engaged in efforts to create a multipolar world, ending American supremacy and moving towards a new world order with significant progress.

Kurdish groups are now reportedly heading to Aleppo to assist the Syrian Arab Army. They are temporarily taking control of Syria's strategic positions, enabling the Syrian Arab Army to be prepared for a counterattack against the rebels instigated by NATO, Israel, and Turkey.

In this situation, thousands of fighters from Iraq are moving to Syria to combat terrorism.

Furthermore, both Saudi Arabia and Egypt have expressed their support for Syrian President Bashar al-Assad's government.

A group conducting armed attacks in Syria has been designated as a terrorist organization in the United States, according to U.S. National Security Advisor Sullivan.

Donald Trump has always been an unconditional supporter of Israel, and his announced cabinet is composed of hardcore Zionists. Hence, it is reported that during Trump's presidency, Netanyahu is enthusiastic about obtaining American support for a large-scale attack on Iran and the freedom to act against the people of Gaza and Lebanon as he wishes.

However, some analysts suggest that the crumbling U.S. economy may act as a stumbling block for Netanyahu's ambitions this time. This change could occur because prioritizing the U.S. economy might become paramount. However, the true nature of Trump will only become apparent after he assumes office.

Syrian rebels have been accused of collaborating with NATO and Israel to shift the world's focus away from the ongoing massacres and brutal genocidal actions by Israel in Gaza by provoking the Takfiri terrorist organization against Syria and rewriting the headlines of global media.

It is also accused that weapons, money, and training are being provided to the armed groups involved in the attacks against Syria through Turkey. Furthermore, it is alleged that the Turkish military has indirectly participated in these activities.

This information has leaked through several individuals from the armed forces who have been captured by the Syrian military.

Reports indicate that the rebel forces are scattering and fleeing unable to withstand the combined airstrikes by the Syrian Air Force and the Russian Air Force. These attacks reportedly continue in several areas.

Additionally, Kurdish forces and thousands of soldiers from Iraq, along with Iranian and Russian forces, are supporting the Syrian military and conducting attacks against its enemies to safeguard Syria.

Earlier, reports indicated that Russian airstrikes in Idlib killed Abu Muhammad al-Julani, the leader of the Tahrir al-Sham terrorist group in Syria. This has reportedly caused a significant setback for the armed Syrian rebels.