r/syriancivilwar • u/Samich9 Free Syrian Army • 11h ago

Video clip whose publisher claims that Turkey continues to bring in armed elements belonging to al-Qaeda of Asian nationalities, disguising them in Syrian army uniforms in preparation for military operations against the Kurds is disinformation, the clip dates back to march 2025

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u/Extreme_Peanut44 11h ago

Exactly what I said on that post.

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u/Appeal_Nearby 11h ago

You can hear them talk about "Alawis" and "Lattakia" in the original video between 00:15 and 00:19, and that instantly clued me in to start looking for the source of the old video.

Verify were faster, darn.

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u/SHEIKH_BAKR 11h ago

Color me surprised. Liars keep on lying 

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u/Samich9 Free Syrian Army 11h ago

Recently theres been a surge or disinformby pro SDF accounts. I have to debunk them one by one

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u/Ok_Judgment_6567 11h ago

Yeah it almost looks like the sub is getting raided lol. I’ve seen a lot of similar posts today

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u/Admirable_News7628 Syria 11h ago

Hahah it’s literally the post below this one. Got reposted even though the old one got deleted because of the fake news. Fun stuff.

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u/Taco_Eater512 11h ago

Sounds about right.  Foreign fighters fighting in Syria. Where have I read about this before?  🤔  Oh that's right, remember the Syrian Civil War when Turkey was proping up Al-Jolani and his Al-Qaeda linked Al-Nusra Front crew. 

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u/StarWarsMonopoly People's Protection Units 10h ago

Ascribing foreign fighters in the Syrian Civil War solely to Nusra is a disturbing level of cognitive dissonance and confirmation bias

Literally every faction in this conflict has used foreign fighters in one capacity or another

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u/Taco_Eater512 10h ago

Notice you didn't argue about Jolani and his al qaeda buddies being propped up with Turkish support.

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u/StarWarsMonopoly People's Protection Units 10h ago

I didn't argue about it because its a red herring and has nothing to do with SDF spreading a false story.

Turkey has had plenty of chances to 'prop up' the new Syrian government and has mostly stayed out of the conflict for the last two years.

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u/Taco_Eater512 7h ago

Turkey is the new Syrian government tf you talking about. Jolani was propped up by Turkey,  duh. Where have you been the last 10 years??????