The current state of "rebels" in Idlib, the only place where they have coherent control of a region, leaves no room for speculations: Their weakness is not only deadly tensions with each other but also a lack of skill and equipment. Their operations, although often conducted by thousands of fighters, prove to be fruitless and only weaken their military power.
Time is running out for "rebels". ISIS controls not more than 5 % of Syria and will be defeated soon. Once ISIS is defeated, more army and pro-government militia troops will be deployed against them. The winner is certain and the only question is: Will the solution be political or military? The answer may differ from place to place.
Syrian forces encounter a dying jihadist army in northeast Hama
Time is running out for "rebels". ISIS controls not more than 5 % of Syria and will be defeated soon. Once ISIS is defeated, more army and pro-government militia troops will be deployed against them. The winner is certain and the only question is: Will the solution be political or military? The answer may differ from place to place.
Syrian forces encounter a dying jihadist army in northeast Hama
