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Damascus has fallen
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this post was submitted on 08 Dec 2024
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How did this happen so suddenly? Did the Syrian army just desert their posts or they didn't have equipment or what?
people overestimate the resources the axis of resistance has
Sure but I'd expect them to put up a fight, this almost looks like it was prearranged.
They did put up a fight. They’ve been depleted over a 10+ year long civil war. War fatigue set in long ago, and supplies and fresh recruits started drying up a long long time ago.
Although the terrorists had a lot of help, the way the Syrian army crumbled is very suspicious. Or maybe they just were unprepared.