Syria's Assad says Western plots against him foiled but war not yet won

[Bubu]

Good news for those who are opposing the TPTB


http://www.reuters.com/article/us-mi...zen.yandex.com

"AMMAN (Reuters) - Syrian President Bashar al-Assad said on Sunday his country had foiled Western designs to topple him but his army had not yet won the fight to end Syria's six-year-old insurgency.

In an televised address, Assad said that even though there were signs of victory after six-and-a-half years of civil war, the "battle continues, and where we go later and it becomes possible to talk about victory...that's a different matter".

He did not elaborate on that point.

However, he said the assistance extended by stalwart allies Russia, Iran and Lebanon's Hezbollah movement had enabled the army to make battlefield gains and reduce the burden of war.

"Their direct support - politically, economically and militarily - has made possible bigger advances on the battlefield and reduced the losses and burdens of war," Assad added.

Assad vowed to pursue an offensive in Syria's vast deserts, where he is backed by Iranian-funded militias and heavy Russian air power that have allowed his troops to capture significant ground from Islamic State insurgents on several major fronts.

His government hopes to steal a march on U.S.-backed militias in the attack on Islamic State's last major Syrian stronghold, the Deir al-Zor region that extends to the Iraqi border. The eastward thrust, unthinkable two years ago when Assad seemed in danger, has underlined his ever more confident position and the dilemma facing Western leaders who still want him to leave power in a negotiated transition...."

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"Russian air force destroys 200+ ISIS terrorists heading for Deir ez-Zor, Syria – MoD"

https://www.rt.com/news/400335-isis-...zen.yandex.com

[Ernie Nemeth]

There truly seems to be more going on in Syria than they let on. Sounds like Anunaki intervention again.

[syrwong]

I have no trouble believing what Assad says. A dictator and murderer? No. My judgement is that he is one of the very few leaders who speak from the heart.

[Bubu]

Posted by syrwong (here)
I have no trouble believing what Assad says. A dictator and murderer? No. My judgement is that he is one of the very few leaders who speak from the heart.

A dictator and murderer would be easily recruited by the controllers. Those that they are trying to bring down are the leaders who work for the people. Me thinks.

[BMJ]

Putin, Assad, Trump and Xi Jinping and other players as noted are working together to eliminate terrorism in the middle east, as is Duterte in the Philippines.
Doing in six months or so what other administrations were not able to do for at least 15 years.

Because Trump and company are all fully aware this war on terror was a profit generating business for the tptw.

What's happening here is the most powerful leaders in the world are working together to strangle the tptw existence and their ability to fund their agenda.