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BREAKING - Heavy clashes engaged parts in eastern Jarablus important border town currently in the hands of ISIS. Jabhat al-Akrad (EK) and local FSA battalions entered the city of late afternoon.

Interestingly ISIS and affiliated forces requested a cease fire prior to this attack, and EK turned it down. Local FSA forces being lead by EK commanders now.

And about a year go a FSA commander in Aleppo named Agidi, who is supposedly currently hiding out in Turkey, ordered the destruction of EK and they murdered some of EK families. And apparently now some of the FSA have regretted doing that and bringing in the ISIS and other radical groups, and are fighting with YPG and EK.

Soon major towns and roads between the Kurdish areas will be in the control of YPG, EK forces, and in some areas they will share security with FSA in the areas that have more Arab residents.

Thanks heval. At last some good news. For a long time I have not heard a good news.

Londoner wrote:Thanks heval. At last some good news. For a long time I have not heard a good news.

My pleasure heval.

Seems like there has been a media silence covering this battle for almost 20 hours. Latest is a bridge to the city was blown up by ISIS.

Jabhat al-Akrad with other rebel bridades (Northern Storm Brigade & Descendants of the Prophet, who are mostly Turkmen) launches the "Battle of Dignity" to regain Azaz town of Aleppo countryside from ISIS.

Shirko wrote:Jabhat al-Akrad with other rebel bridades (Northern Storm Brigade & Descendants of the Prophet, who are mostly Turkmen) launches the "Battle of Dignity" to regain Azaz town of Aleppo countryside from ISIS.

Turkmen have NO Dignity and NO Honour

Anthea wrote:

Shirko wrote:Jabhat al-Akrad with other rebel bridades (Northern Storm Brigade & Descendants of the Prophet, who are mostly Turkmen) launches the "Battle of Dignity" to regain Azaz town of Aleppo countryside from ISIS.

Turkmen have NO Dignity and NO Honour

You may have some issues with some Turkmans but it is not wise to insult a whole nation.

Londoner wrote:

Anthea wrote:

Shirko wrote:Jabhat al-Akrad with other rebel bridades (Northern Storm Brigade & Descendants of the Prophet, who are mostly Turkmen) launches the "Battle of Dignity" to regain Azaz town of Aleppo countryside from ISIS.

Turkmen have NO Dignity and NO Honour

You may have some issues with some Turkmans but it is not wise to insult a whole nation.

I agree, and especially when the ones mentioned are actually fighting alongside Kurds.

Jabhat al akrad (EK) announces that first the phase of the '"battle of honor" has successfully ended by liberating sveral villages.

Shirko wrote:I agree, and especially when the ones mentioned are actually fighting alongside Kurds.

I do not trust them at all - they have a tendency to lie and change sides - and of course take Turkish money to disrupt Kurds - do I believe they are capable of change or showing any genuine loyalty to the Kurdish cause

NO

My message to Kurds is remember their past behaviour and NEVER turn your backs of them for they will surely stab you

Anthea wrote:

Shirko wrote:I agree, and especially when the ones mentioned are actually fighting alongside Kurds.

I do not trust them at all - they have a tendency to lie and change sides - and of course take Turkish money to disrupt Kurds - do I believe they are capable of change or showing any genuine loyalty to the Kurdish cause

NO

My message to Kurds is remember their past behaviour and NEVER turn your backs of them for they will surely stab you

A large section of them have been influenced by Kemalism. But now they are changing. I lived in Kirkuk and know Turkmans very well. Ordinary Turkmans don't have any issues with Kurds or any one else a part from some retarded skin heads. The old upper class Turkmans, most of them not all of them, still influenced by Kemalist ideology and hostile to Kurds. Anyway, now they are cooperating with Kurds because they know it is the only way for them to survive and enjoy their rights

Londoner wrote:A large section of them have been influenced by Kemalism. But now they are changing. I lived in Kirkuk and know Turkmans very well. Ordinary Turkmans don't have any issues with Kurds or any one else a part from some retarded skin heads. The old upper class Turkmans, most of them not all of them, still influenced by Kemalist ideology and hostile to Kurds. Anyway, now they are cooperating with Kurds because they know it is the only way for them to survive and enjoy their rights

Not only were Turkmen influenced by Kemalism - they were paid for and armed by the Turkish regime to cause disruption and trouble for the Kurds

Kurds have been betrayed a great many times - they would be wise not to trust the Turkmen's motives

The last map of battlefields in Syria.

More interactive maps on this page :


http://www.usatoday.com/story/news/worl ... e/4966489/

Piling wrote:

The last map of battlefields in Syria.

More interactive maps on this page :


http://www.usatoday.com/story/news/worl ... e/4966489/

What will happen next

YPG said that they completely liberated the town of Cezaa close to Tirbespi near the Iraqi border. They captured weaponry and expelled the ISIS, Ahrar alsham and the Nusra.

The Head the military council/ General Commander
Alaa Cibo has been killed - Jabhat al-Akrad.

He was reportedly killed by regime forces in Ashrafiya on 13 February
This is very sad, this man has been leading the battles and he's was in many videos.
RIP hero


https://www.youtube.com/embed/TjlJRjpwW10