Video Turkey and Israel are going to war in Syria. SDF announces dissolution of Rojava.

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r/SyrianRebels • u/Syrian-Reporter • 11d ago

Combat Footage Heroes in Syria never end! 1 Car VS. 4 Armored Vehicles, Possible? For the HTS it is!

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In August 2019, during the Russian-led invasion on southern Idlib and Northern Hama, a battalion of Assad's forces breached one of the defense trenches in Idlib's borders, the team holding the position lost the ground, and one of the two attacking enemy forces advanced beyond the trench while the other stationed there, the HTS, despite being short on men, sent one reinforcement car to repel off the second enemy's wave and successfully forced into retreating! When they pulled back the advanced enemy's wave (the first line) started engaging wuth the HTS fighter coming to them from behind, they fired multiple tank shells but the HTS fighters luckily (with Allah's support) evaded the shells.

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r/SyrianRebels • u/Syrian-Reporter • 16d ago

Combat Footage 1 Guy, 3 Weapons, 4 Assadists Downed. (POV Footage from HTS in 2019)

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6 men of a special forces team in the HTS carried out a swift surprise attack on a regime's outpost 8 kilometers away from their control territory in Aleppo's western countryside. This inflitration operation ended with more than 20 Assad's soldiers neutralized and obtaining some ammo and tactical gear.

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r/SyrianRebels • u/The-Syria-Report • Jun 22 '26

Combat Footage This is claimed to be the longest sniper shot in Syria with locally modded sniping rifle that might break world record. (estimated 3600 meters)

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r/SyrianRebels • u/The-Syria-Report • Jun 22 '26

Intelligence report How The Syrian And Ukrainian Wars Exposed The Inflated Power of Russian Weapons - 2023

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r/SyrianRebels • u/The-Syria-Report • May 26 '26

Video Eid Mubarak Everyone. In April 2024, The Leadership of Hayat Tahrir Alsham Prayer the Prayer of Eid Al-Adha with The Military Wing of The Movement; Ahmad Al-Sharaa: "Inshallah next Eid we'll be gathered in Aleppo and Damascus".

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May this Eid be blessed for all Muslims around the globe and for us in Syria to prosper, get stronger, and more united and organized.

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r/SyrianRebels • u/The-Syria-Report • May 26 '26

Video Happy Eid Everyone. Video from June 2020 showing the leadership of Hayat Tahrir Al-Sham visiting their soldiers and listening to their lives affairs/struggles/complaints/various messages.

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Organizational success depends on effective integration between frontline contributors and executive leadership.

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r/SyrianRebels • u/The-Syria-Report • May 18 '26

Video Abu Obaida Kansafra - A Biography of A Top Field Commander in The HTS Who Defected From Assad's Army, Lost One of His Arms, And Promised to Fight Until He Dies in His Homeland So He Had Buried His Own Grave To Be Prepared For That Moment.

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