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55 minutes ago, realizm said:

:salam:

https://t.me/Middle_East_Spectator/13241.

 

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Oh now that's great, we have Iraqi Shias parading in Syria like they came for slaughtering sunnis. Let's get the world hate us again for the sake of Syria's maté-drinking troops and corrupt mu5abarat who sit on their chairs all day. 

I don't have telegram, did they chant some sectarian stuff in the video? What's happening?, 

55 minutes ago, realizm said:

Serioulsy, who asked those Iraqis to go there in the first place. They could have moved a few hundred miles down south when it was needed mast month, but it was better to leave Lebanese chabab hold their own, right ?

Lebanese people didn't need iraqis to come, Israel did worse than in 2006, trust me, I am from Lebanon and my village didn't even get occupied like in 2006. They're comming to Syria because the last time these al quaeda lunatics ran free, they caused massive bloodshed in Iraq, it's understandable why they're going there to stop that nonsense immediatley. 

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6 minutes ago, realizm said:

At that point in time, I do not consider it normal anymore that Syria's fate gets handled by other people. Plus, this burden has been too costly for us. It is most probably in Syria that our commandment was exposed and infiltrated. Should this be the Iraqis turn now to get exposed ? 

And most important I think. Why does it have to turn militia style on the spot ?Why can we not resort to diplomacy, when it comes to 'our' problems ? Neighboring countries, for God's sake. Can we not show the world we are able to solve our issues by the political way ?  

Lebanon was not exposed. What happened was israel with years of human resources, intelligence, etc... gathered all the information on where the leaders of hezb potentially go and as far as rockets are concerned, Israel destroyed only the warehouses that store extra missiles, the rest are most probably all underground, Israel said the same thing about hezbollahs missiles in 2006 and it was all lies.

 

What political way? Every political avenue was tried with turkey, America and Israel and they backstabbed over and over again. 

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5 hours ago, Abu Hadi said:

Like other have said, the civil war started in 2010. Hezb and Haji Sha3bi didn't get involved until ISIS started to destroy the Shrine of Sayyida Zainab(عليه السلام) in Damascus. By doing this, they are the ones who forced a confrontation. If they would have stayed within Syria and not done the above or tried to erect bases on the other side of the Lebanese border and the Iraqi border, I'm not sure if Hezb and Sha3abi would have gotten involved. Before that point, they saw it as an internal matter within Syria and they were sitting on the sidelines. 

The mandate given to Hezb by the Lebanese people is to protect Lebanon from being invaded and taken over by the Zionsists. That is their only mission. Nothing else. They were forced by the Lunatics to get involved in Syria after they did what they did. The Haji have a mandate from the people of Iraq, and by the fatwa of Sayyid Sistani(may Allah give him long life) to protect the cities and Holy Places of Iraq, again nothing to do with Syria. They only got involved when ISIS went into Iraq and took over Mousel and other surrounding cities with the help and backing of Zionists and US / UK in 2014 and then were kicked out. 

If you talk to Shia and supporters of Hezb, they will clearly tell you that they don't want Hezb overextending themselves by getting involved in Syria. The Shia, in general are not big fans of Assad, although I know there are a minority that are. Before 2014, they were generally indifferent whether he stayed in power or not. They were forced to help him because of two reasons

A lot of Lebanese mischaracterize Hezbollah as a hypernationalistic movement that will never never never venture outside the confines of Lebanese territory under any circumstance whatsoever...they speak in such absolute terms and it's highly annoying at times...these same voices are forced to eat their words occasionally...from time to time, they find themselves confused, bewildered and even betrayed when the Hezb acts to the contrary...it's true...the Hezb is largely concerned with the homeland and Lebanese national identity, Lebanese integrity etc....that's true and I'm not denying this aspect...one could even argue that that's (i.e. safeguarding the motherland) the primary concern...fine...no problem...no argument there/here...but Hezbollah simultaneously has a regional and international flavor that's undeniable...it aways has...the Islamic concept of 'Ummah' is there..we shouldn't hide this universal dynamic or all-inclusive characteristic of the organization...when we attempt to cover this aspect it makes us look like liars and deceivers ten years down the road when the Hezb carries out adventurer activities or missions in neighboring lands...well-intentioned Lebanese Shi'a largely make these extreme and exaggerated patriotic claims on behalf of the Hezb to quiet pro-Hariri or pro-Geagea acqusations that try to portray the Hezb as a puppet or extension of Tehran...I'm a proponent of Lebanese reunification with Syria and I believe little significance should be paid to artificial borders that were drawn up by the British and French to perpetuate division...that's my personal take on it..the superpowers pay no attention to the boundaries that they themselves fabricated and violate them with impunity so why should we obey these imagery lines??...Hezb are assisting leftist brethren in South America...there's a Hezb presence in NE Africa...commanders and rank-and-file alike regularly travel to Iran to receive updated military training...they're in Syria, Iraq, Yemen, Palestine...Hezb envoys often travel to Bahrain, Qatar and elsewhere...Hezb intervened in Eastern Europe during the Bosnian crisis in 1993...Assad is an ally and the Hezb has every right to assist its regional friends (especially when invited to do so)...yes, they went there to protect Sit Zaynab's shrine too but this is overemphasized...Iran will continue to export the revolution worldwide...the Shi'i Crescent project will continue and expand by the grace and permission of God...no apologies and no millimouthing 

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1 hour ago, Eddie Mecca said:

A lot of Lebanese mischaracterize Hezbollah as a hypernationalistic movement that will never never never venture outside the confines of Lebanese territory under any circumstance whatsoever...they speak in such absolute terms and it's highly annoying at times...these same voices are forced to eat their words occasionally...from time to time, they find themselves confused, bewildered and even betrayed when the Hezb acts to the contrary...it's true...the Hezb is largely concerned with the homeland and Lebanese national identity, Lebanese integrity etc....that's true and I'm not denying this aspect...one could even argue that that's (i.e. safeguarding the motherland) the primary concern...fine...no problem...no argument there/here...but Hezbollah simultaneously has a regional and international flavor that's undeniable...it aways has...the Islamic concept of 'Ummah' is there..we shouldn't hide this universal dynamic or all-inclusive characteristic of the organization...when we attempt to cover this aspect it makes us look like liars and deceivers ten years down the road when the Hezb carries out adventurer activities or missions in neighboring lands...well-intentioned Lebanese Shi'a largely make these extreme and exaggerated patriotic claims on behalf of the Hezb to quiet pro-Hariri or pro-Geagea acqusations that try to portray the Hezb as a puppet or extension of Tehran...I'm a proponent of Lebanese reunification with Syria and I believe little significance should be paid to artificial borders that were drawn up by the British and French to perpetuate division...that's my personal take on it..the superpowers pay no attention to the boundaries that they themselves fabricated and violate them with impunity so why should we obey these imagery lines??...Hezb are assisting leftist brethren in South America...there's a Hezb presence in NE Africa...commanders and rank-and-file alike regularly travel to Iran to receive updated military training...they're in Syria, Iraq, Yemen, Palestine...Hezb envoys often travel to Bahrain, Qatar and elsewhere...Hezb intervened in Eastern Europe during the Bosnian crisis in 1993...Assad is an ally and the Hezb has every right to assist its regional friends (especially when invited to do so)...yes, they went there to protect Sit Zaynab's shrine too but this is overemphasized...Iran will continue to export the revolution worldwide...the Shi'i Crescent project will continue and expand by the grace and permission of God...no apologies and no millimouthing  

Agree, Agree, and agree on everything you said about the fake borders in West Asia.

In truth the Bilad ush Shaam or Levantine is every inch of land from Mediterranean Sea to upper Furat, that includes parts of Turkey, all of Palestine plus the occupied lands, Lebanon, parts of Arabia, all of Jordan, even parts of Cyprus, and all of Kurd. They are the same people, same and similar language, same food, three religions (predominantly Muslims, followed by slightly more Christians, then Jews [not the eastern european ghetto dwelling filth, they must be rat’ed out], and then some Druze and Yazidis etc.). 
 

Also it’s not like their borders are like the Himalayas or Ural Mountains nature made walls, these are same lands connected in same terrain all over. Given good times, one could drive all of the Levantine in less than a daylong drive. 
 

So Basra or Baghdadi Muslims defending Dimishq or Halab shouldn’t be taken as something out of ordinary. Or those iron-men from Shia Beqqa valley riding their motorbikes to Dimishq or Nigeria shouldn’t come as surprise either.  
 

Their enemies meaning NATO, Saudi, Wahabi, Salafi, La’anti and perpetually & easily stupefied Sunnis are all the same and global. So the defense must be global too. It’s too bad that most of India and Paki Muslims haven’t joined in this anti-terrorism efforts, which needs analysis and reflection somewhere else. 
 

It’s just that the mayor of Dimishq needs to be let go off for a man with much better wits who could rebuild Syria into a solid base for resistance, and not sit on his high chair for being bailed out of his repeated incompetence for past fifteen years. Sometimes I feel he knows his strategic importance so he never feels the need for doing anything on his own anyway. I wonder if this gets discussed among the highly competent circles in Tehran, Najaf, and Beirut. 

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SYRIAN OPPOSITION PREPARED TO NORMALISE WITH ISRAEL AND WANT TO CONQUER LEBANON AND SYRIA:

 

https://t.me/thecradlemedia/25730

In an interview with Israel's Channel 2, Israeli scholar of Arab culture & ex-military intelligence lieutenant Mordechai Kedar says he is in contact with Syrian armed opposition factions, and that they are ready for a peace deal with Israel on one condition:

 

○ "I passed on to the senior officials in Israel a detailed list of equipment that they requested to receive from Israel. They are ready for a peace agreement with Israel, only if they get to control Syria and Lebanon."

 

○ "I am in constant contact with the leaders of the Syrian opposition factions, and the impression they have is that they do not consider Israel an enemy."

 

○ "Leaders of Syrian opposition factions have conveyed to Tel Aviv that they are planning to open an Israeli embassy in Damascus and Beirut."

 

 

This is important, why? An ex Israeli intelligence Lutenant is openly admitting to being in contact with al nusra(HTS) a terrorist group and the SNA who is the free Syrian army who is another extreem faction. 

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On 11/30/2024 at 7:47 PM, Guest Adam said:

A sincere request for clarification from a Sunni to you Shia: Why do you support Bashar's regime? I truly have great respect for my Shia brothers, but I don't understand why you persist in supporting the regime. It is a secular regime, and sometimes even secularist (deliberately degrading religion and the symbols we share as Muslims), a regime that deifies a modern pharaoh, treating him as if he were a god. In Syria, immediately after the name of Allah, the name of Bashar must follow; you cannot mention only Allah's name alone, as it should be, since God has no equal. I don't understand why you show no mercy for your brothers in Syria, as we showed for you when Saddam's Sunni regime mistreated you. My Sunni country intervened in 2004 against the Sunnis in Iraq because it was right for a Shia-majority country to be ruled by Shia. The same should apply to Syria, in my opinion. Yet the Palestinian issue shows your willingness to support us Sunnis, so why don’t you do the same in Syria?

 

 

Bashar is not a good man, of course we don't support him. What we are against is the revolution because we believe it is a western conspiracy to subjugate the area. Just like with Libya.

It's just like Saddam. Are we against the US invasion of Iraq? Yes. Does that mean we support Saddam because it took him down? No.

 

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2 hours ago, mahmood8726 said:

SYRIAN OPPOSITION PREPARED TO NORMALISE WITH ISRAEL AND WANT TO CONQUER LEBANON AND SYRIA:

 

https://t.me/thecradlemedia/25730

In an interview with Israel's Channel 2, Israeli scholar of Arab culture & ex-military intelligence lieutenant Mordechai Kedar says he is in contact with Syrian armed opposition factions, and that they are ready for a peace deal with Israel on one condition:

 

○ "I passed on to the senior officials in Israel a detailed list of equipment that they requested to receive from Israel. They are ready for a peace agreement with Israel, only if they get to control Syria and Lebanon."

 

○ "I am in constant contact with the leaders of the Syrian opposition factions, and the impression they have is that they do not consider Israel an enemy."

 

○ "Leaders of Syrian opposition factions have conveyed to Tel Aviv that they are planning to open an Israeli embassy in Damascus and Beirut."

 

 

This is important, why? An ex Israeli intelligence Lutenant is openly admitting to being in contact with al nusra(HTS) a terrorist group and the SNA who is the free Syrian army who is another extreem faction. 

Yes, because for these sons of Mu’awiyah the land to concuer is the whole sham. What Israel will do is to support them in Air raids while hts try to conquer the north of Lebanon and Israel will attack the south.

If we let these lunatics to take Syria then the Khulafa Islamic State will be formed and every rat from every corner on Earth will move there for this utopia and no Shia will be safe. Actually they will try to concuer every rafidi land.

 

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I believe in being frank, open and transparent...indeed, Islam requires us to be forthright and truthful whenever possible...not cunning or stealthy like our adversaries...no one believes legacy news or corporate mainstream media anymore because of their unending deceit...truthfulness is the best short-term and long-term policy in my estimation...if Queen Isabella and King Ferdinand begin hunting down Jews, Muslims and non-Catholic Christians again and we're forced to adopt religious dissimulation as a necessary stategy for survival then we will do so...persecution is another thing entirely...Iran and Hezbollah are known for their honesty and they have restored dignity to politics once again after a long hiatus..saying that Hezbollah will never ever ever ever target Israeli "civilians" when the organization and its leaders have stated otherwise is not honest reporting...although it sounds good for PR purposes and makes one feel good for the moment...likewise, stating that Hezbollah will never ever ever ever venture outside of Lebanon is not honest reporting either...Hezbollah has never targeted Israeli "citizens" or "civilians" to date as far as I'm aware...yet it reserves the right to do so if the Lebanese or Hezb's allies are under threat existentially...the Zionist apartheid entity claims to never ever ever target civilians and all it does is target civilians...huge difference there

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On 12/1/2024 at 4:34 PM, realizm said:

And most important I think. Why does it have to turn militia style on the spot ?Why can we not resort to diplomacy, when it comes to 'our' problems ? Neighboring countries, for God's sake. Can we not show the world we are able to solve our issues by the political way ? 

Salam lol you want solve your issue by diplomatic way with a blood thirsty enemy who wants to kills all Shia nmen so then enslave Shia women & children :hahaha: which you option is hugging the blood thirsty suicide bomber enemy so then after shaking hand with him offer Shia women & children to him as his slaves as a political gift to him just because you have a deluded sense of fake patriotism against Iraqis who just want to help you to get rid off the common wretched enemy of both of you ; by accusing Iraqi Shias to slaughtering Sunnis based on baselessWahabi propaganda against them which surely "Syria's maté-drinking troops and corrupt mu5abarat who sit on their chairs all day. " is better than wretched  anti Shia Turkish backed international  troops which ironically you have no issue with intervention of Turkey in your sovereignty  but on the other hand you have issue with AOR specially Iraqis just based on baseless propaganda against AOR by Turkish backed Wahabist & other anti Shia groups .

On 12/1/2024 at 4:23 PM, realizm said:

Well I am very upset tonight. I hope Sufiyani emerges soon and Allah (سُبْحَانَهُ وَ تَعَالَى) makes me focus on Imam Mahdi's mission (aj) when the time comes because apart from our brothers who repelled the Zios, I see nothing but failure and blood splnilled in vain.

only Wahabis pray for emergence of Sufyani while Shia muslims pray for emergence of Imam mahdi (aj) & reducing evil of Sufyani which you must follow orders in hadith to remain safe from evil of Sufyani besides of praying for hastening emergence of Imam Mahdi (aj) .

 

 

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6 hours ago, Eddie Mecca said:

..Hezb are assisting leftist brethren in South America...there's a Hezb presence in NE Africa...commanders and rank-and-file alike regularly travel to Iran to receive updated military training...they're in Syria, Iraq, Yemen, Palestine...Hezb envoys often travel to Bahrain, Qatar and elsewhere...Hezb intervened in Eastern Europe during the Bosnian crisis in 1993

Salam this part is just accusations of Zionist propaganda against Hezb for introducing as a terrorist organization which tries to ignite war in any corner of world which there is solid evidence that Hezb not intervened in Eastern Europe during the Bosnian crisis in 1993 which only some consultant from members of IRGC have traveled there to share their experiments & provide ammunition for Bosnian fighters while Hezb has not any presence there ; which in similar fashion Hezab until now has not any presence in  Bahrain, Qatar ,Yemen, Palestine & NE Africa which only some groups have called themselves as Hezbollah of Bahrain & Hejaz & etc just for showing solidarity with Hezbollah of Lebanon which in opposition to zionist propaganda  Hezbollah of Lebanon has not any presence in any Arab or African  country which maybe they travel to Iran to receive updated military training but it's not a regular travel  which it has been another accusation by so called anti Iranian regime opponents which they have accused  Iran to using Hezbollah members for suppressing rebels based on zionist-Pahlavi Monarchist -MEK terrorists  propaganda against Iran . 

 

 

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The HTS-led 'Syrian Salvation Government', after asking Russia not to bomb it, now desperately asks Iraq not to interfere in Syria, calls Iraq 'brotherly nation'

 

'To the esteemed Iraqi government, to the great people of Iraq, peace, mercy and blessings of God be upon you, and we wish for stability in Iraq and in any country in the region. The Political Affairs Department of the Syrian Salvation Government would like to emphasize the solid fraternal and friendly relationship between the Syrian people and the Iraqi people, a relationship that extends throughout history as brotherhood and a common destiny have always brought us together. 

 

We in 'Free Syria' fully believe that our common interests require continuous cooperation and understanding between our two brotherly countries. The Syrian revolution, which was launched for freedom and dignity, is a revolution that seeks to liberate the Syrian people from the injustice of the criminal Assad regime, and does not pose any threat to regional security

 

We in the Salvation Government reassure the Iraqi government and the brotherly Iraqi people that Syria will not be a source of anxiety or tension in the region. On the contrary, we are committed to developing and strengthening fraternal cooperation relations with Iraq, to ensure the stability of the region and achieve the common interests of our two peoples'

 

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https://t.me/Middle_East_Spectator/13235

 

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13 minutes ago, AbdusSibtayn said:

The HTS-led 'Syrian Salvation Government', after asking Russia not to bomb it, now desperately asks Iraq not to interfere in Syria, calls Iraq 'brotherly nation'

 

'To the esteemed Iraqi government, to the great people of Iraq, peace, mercy and blessings of God be upon you, and we wish for stability in Iraq and in any country in the region. The Political Affairs Department of the Syrian Salvation Government would like to emphasize the solid fraternal and friendly relationship between the Syrian people and the Iraqi people, a relationship that extends throughout history as brotherhood and a common destiny have always brought us together. 

 

We in 'Free Syria' fully believe that our common interests require continuous cooperation and understanding between our two brotherly countries. The Syrian revolution, which was launched for freedom and dignity, is a revolution that seeks to liberate the Syrian people from the injustice of the criminal Assad regime, and does not pose any threat to regional security

 

We in the Salvation Government reassure the Iraqi government and the brotherly Iraqi people that Syria will not be a source of anxiety or tension in the region. On the contrary, we are committed to developing and strengthening fraternal cooperation relations with Iraq, to ensure the stability of the region and achieve the common interests of our two peoples'

 

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https://t.me/Middle_East_Spectator/13235

 

Nasibi pathogens on odd days: "You rafida sons of mut'ah!! We'll reach Karbala and Najaf and Samarra and raze your Imams' (ams) shrines and dig up the graves of your scholars! "

Nasibi pathogens on even days: "Sorry  saar we are your friends saar pleez don't turn us into ground meat saar we love Iraqi Shi'a saar! "

Good. They should remember history. They should remember what happened to them the last time they tried to take over Karbala and Najaf. 

 

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On 12/1/2024 at 4:23 PM, realizm said:

ammo and missiles stashs sacrificed, because everything had been hacked and we could nothing but watch, we now have to see Syria fall town after town, thanks to the Motorways that cross the country and which are not even blockaded.

Salam in opposition to you  everything have not been hacked which in opposition to your claim all missiles stashs have remained safe from hacking which rebels don't need to use Motorways or highways in similar fashion of civilians to reach cities which they have passed deserts without using any road thanks to support of America & Turkey for providing military navigation systems & military cars for them which their claim about fall of cities just based on zionist psychological warfare which in similar fashion of Zionist IDF they have claimed conquering cities after presence in suburbs of cities & making fake videos about conquering non important buildings likewise municipalities building & etc which has no militaristic or strategic value . 

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Also, Lebanese Hezbollah is a member (some may argue a leading component) of the Axis of Resistance...the Resistance Axis is primarily (only exception is the Assad government in Syria) a Western Asian political and military coalition of Shi'i Islamists...is it not?? Resistance Axis consists of HAMAS, Palestinian Islamic Jihad etc. in Palestine...Houthi movement in Yemen...Popular Mobilization Forces (PMF) in Iraq...hence, I'm emphasizing the regional and international character of the movement which should be obvious to all...also, the concept of Wilāyat al-Faqīh itself has international implications attached to it...allegiance to the faqīh exceeds attachment to any particular state institution if one believes in the concept wholeheartedly...similarly, Khomeinism and Third Worldism uphold themes of universal amalgamation of the downtrodden and oppressed...place or locality is seen as superficial or inconsequential trivialities

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43 minutes ago, AbdusSibtayn said:

The HTS-led 'Syrian Salvation Government', after asking Russia not to bomb it, now desperately asks Iraq not to interfere in Syria, calls Iraq 'brotherly nation'

 

'To the esteemed Iraqi government, to the great people of Iraq, peace, mercy and blessings of God be upon you, and we wish for stability in Iraq and in any country in the region. The Political Affairs Department of the Syrian Salvation Government would like to emphasize the solid fraternal and friendly relationship between the Syrian people and the Iraqi people, a relationship that extends throughout history as brotherhood and a common destiny have always brought us together. 

 

We in 'Free Syria' fully believe that our common interests require continuous cooperation and understanding between our two brotherly countries. The Syrian revolution, which was launched for freedom and dignity, is a revolution that seeks to liberate the Syrian people from the injustice of the criminal Assad regime, and does not pose any threat to regional security

 

We in the Salvation Government reassure the Iraqi government and the brotherly Iraqi people that Syria will not be a source of anxiety or tension in the region. On the contrary, we are committed to developing and strengthening fraternal cooperation relations with Iraq, to ensure the stability of the region and achieve the common interests of our two peoples'

 

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The problem is that this message could effect the iraqi sunnis and meant also to cause sectarian in Iraq.

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2 hours ago, Ashvazdanghe said:

only some consultant from members of IRGC have traveled there to share their experiments & provide ammunition for Bosnian fighters while Hezb has not any presence there

@Ashvazdanghe, Salaam...what you said here is partially correct and partially incorrect...stop being mentally defeated...al-Muqāwamah can go wherever it wants..the Earth belongs to them...it is written that "the poor will inherent the Earth" in the Bible and in al-Qurʾān...now do you believe in divine revelation...yes or no?? IRGC sent advisors and logistics experts and armaments there (Bosnia)...Iran was the first Muslim nation to do so...the Saudis, the Turks, the Pakistanis, the Malaysians, the Albanians etc. contributed with food, money and medicine and supplies and weapons but no one contributed like the Iranians contributed...after the war ended, the approval rating for Iran among ordinary Bosnians was something like 86% and they still revere the Iranians for their selflessness and kindness to this day...Hezbollah (greenlight from Tehran) sent seasoned contingencies to the front line to help...they initially sent 150 fighters...later more followed...Lebanese advisors and Shi'i fighters withdrew from Bosnia at the end of conflict...this universally known

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@Ashvazdanghe, Hezbollah on the Bosnian battlefield 1992 - 1995 

 

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22 minutes ago, Eddie Mecca said:

.Hezbollah (greenlight from Tehran) sent seasoned contingencies to the front line to help...they initially sent 150 fighters...later more followed...Lebanese advisors and Shi'i fighters withdrew from Bosnia at the end of conflict...this universally known

Salam lol all these fals information against Hezbollah have been came from form anti Islam & anti Iran sources likewise "Independent" which it's crystall clear which it's not a reliable source.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Foreign_support_in_the_Bosnian_War

https://www.islamicinvitationturkey.com/iran-hezbollah-in-the-bosnia-war-1992-1995/

Who was the Lebanese commander of Bosnia?

Sayyed Hassan Nasrallah said about Hajj Ala's presence in Bosnia at the same ceremony: "Hajj Ala and some of his brothers left Lebanon for Bosnia, a land they knew nothing about. This departure had only a humanitarian and moral aspect. At that time, we were unable to send thousands of people or send weapons there... Our youth were present in that land for a long time and fought alongside the Bosnian fighters... Muslims in Bosnia were and are Ahlul Sunnnah and the community. Ala'i, whose ceremony we are attending today, left his family, the resistance, and the occupied land and set off for Bosnia, setting out to fight to defend the honor of his Sunni Muslim brothers and the community in Bosnia."

 

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"Martyr Commander Ali Ahmed Fayyadh" nicknamed "Ala al-Bosna" from the village of Ansar in southern Lebanon was one of the senior commanders of the Lebanese Hezbollah forces. Fayyadh, who has a brilliant record of participating in the operations of the Resistance Axis, was martyred during the "Khanassir Conquest" operation in Aleppo. Arab media announced that he had been on the battlefield since the beginning of the Takfiri war against the Syrian government and people. "Ali Ahmed Fayyadh" was exposed to martyrdom  five times in Syria before his martyrdom. Martyr Ali Fayyadh (Ala al-Bosna) was the same one who planned the famous ambush in Eastern Ghouta, in which more than 175 terrorists were destroyed at once.

 

فرمانده لبنانی بوسنی چه کسی بود؟

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https://www.tasnimnews.com/fa/news/1397/04/24/1775630/فرمانده-لبنانی-بوسنی-چه-کسی-بود

Although in recent years, both Western and Persian-language media have discussed Iran's presence in the Bosnian War, the report by Al-Akhbar is the first report by an Arab media outlet to examine Iran's role in the war in considerable detail, and for this reason it has received widespread coverage. Of course, this report, relying on mostly Western sources, also raises some controversial points that can be examined and verified in their own right.

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What follows is the full translation of the Al-Akhbar report:

For the first time/ Information about Hezbollah's unknown war in Bosnia

"Brothers! We went to Bosnia and Herzegovina with our best men. We had a military garrison there... This is probably the first time we are talking about this openly, we fought and sacrificed our lives. To defend whom? "From the Sunni Muslims in Bosnia" (part of a speech by Sayyed Hassan Nasrallah, Secretary General of the Lebanese Hezbollah, on May 25, 2013)

The statement issued by Hezbollah was clear, although its meaning was later clarified: "We will be where we need to be" means that before I go to the pulpit, I am present in the field of action, his actions surpass his words. Before Syria, Iraq and Yemen, he has been present in Sarajevo and Palestine. There is no limit to his presence.

Canadian General Lewis Mackenzie, the first commander of the UN peacekeeping force in Bosnia, was among those who expressed dissatisfaction with the activities of Hezbollah and, behind it, the Iranian Revolutionary Guard Corps, and expressed concern at a UN meeting on the expansion of the organization's presence in southern Lebanon, not far from the July war, about the possible repetition of some of these policies and methods... What is the story?

https://www.fardanews.com/بخش-بین-الملل-75/505929-اطلاعاتی-درباره-جنگ-ناشناخته

https://www.tabnak.ir/fa/news/577003/جنگ-ناشناخته-حزب‌الله-در-بوسنی

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1 hour ago, Abu Nur said:

The problem is that this message could effect the iraqi sunnis and meant also to cause sectarian in Iraq.

That might have been the intention. 

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1 hour ago, Eddie Mecca said:

@Ashvazdanghe, Hezbollah on the Bosnian battlefield 1992 - 1995 

 

I shared this exact same video as proof to this guy who argues Hezb didn't fight in Bosnia, and he deliberately ignored it as well. He thinks everyone else is dumb and he can fool them with absurd mental gymnastics.

From SHN's own mouth -> "WE fought and sacrificed our lives for Bosnia". This was in response to those accusing Hezb of sectarianism in Syria.

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40 minutes ago, Jaabir said:

From SHN's own mouth -> "WE fought and sacrificed our lives for Bosnia". This was in response to those accusing Hezb of sectarianism in Syria.

 

40 minutes ago, Jaabir said:

guy who argues Hezb didn't fight in Bosnia

it has been about sending a group of  volunteers who have been  members of Hezbollah in similar fashion some of Amal fighters who came as volunteers with martyr Chamran at first days of sacred defence against invasion of Saddam's army to Iran  for training Iranians volunteers which even a picture of SHN after his martyrdom  has been released about his presence between them as young volunteer of Amal party in Iran ;  which Hezb may have some participation in helping Bosnians but it was not a full scale engaging in battle as it has been claimed by Anti Iran & anti Hezb propaganda in hope of calling IRGC &Hezb as terrorist organizations by exaggerating about their activity in Bosnia.  

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A picture of the martyr "Seyyed Hassan Nasrallah" alongside the fighters of the Sacred Defense

تصویری از شهید «سید حسن نصرالله» در کنار رزمندگان دفاع مقدس

https://defapress.ir/fa/news/695085/تصویری-از-شهید-سید-حسن-نصرالله-در-کنار-رزمندگان-دفاع-مقدس

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جنگیدن سید حسن نصرالله برای ایرانی ها در زمان جنگ ایران و عراق

مشرق نیوز - تصاویر کمتر دیده شده از سیدحسن نصرالله در سفر به ایران

حضور شهید سید حسن نصرالله در دفاع مقدس برای ایران اسلامی

https://www.aparat.com/v/sqy1931

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17 hours ago, Abu Nur said:

It seems that this is all Erdogan doing for pleasing Trump and Israel to make the F35 deal (to cut the support for Hisbullah) and to take the Kurds land in Syria and Irak. He use HTS and the rest to cause instability in Syria and Iraq. This cursed man should literally be assassinated, for he will go so far to this fitnah.

Not only him, this whole turkey thing needs to be cut to its size. It has much larger share of infusing instability and bloodshed in West Asia than its real weight. 
 

Whether you agree with Oct. 7th pre-knowledge or not, that was likely the first time that a small part of AOR went on preemptive prevention. They need to make it a habit.
 

This Dec. 2024 Syria mess was totally avoidable, had this preemptive prevention thinking was applied equally in Idlib. Of course the incompetency and complacency of Asad government has a big role in this too. 

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3 hours ago, Abu Nur said:

And here is the proof for everyone who think these people actually want make peace with shias

https://www.instagram.com/reel/DDDz5L2ujUc/?igsh=MXczcnZnMmtjczQ0Zw==

Let them come to Karbala so our brothers in iraq will send them to Allah (سُبْحَانَهُ وَ تَعَالَى) immediately :rolleyes:

They have the time to go to Karbala but not to Palestine. Oh I just remembered there is a video of these terrorists stepping on Palestinian flag as well.

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59 minutes ago, Irfani313 said:

Not only him, this whole turkey thing needs to be cut to its size. It has much larger share of infusing instability and bloodshed in West Asia than its real weight. 
 

Whether you agree with Oct. 7th pre-knowledge or not, that was likely the first time that a small part of AOR went on preemptive prevention. They need to make it a habit.
 

This Dec. 2024 Syria mess was totally avoidable, had this preemptive prevention thinking was applied equally in Idlib. Of course the incompetency and complacency of Asad government has a big role in this too. 

This is something that I have also maintained since day 1, that all of this was unnecessary expenditure in money and manpower simply because they foolishly let the situation slip out of hand. I don't think they realized until very late how critical the situation is, and that things are going to deteriorate to pre-2014 levels, WITHOUT the guys in yellow and green to save the situation this time. 

Assad very clearly had his head too far up his own behind since covid to care, and I am very sure he and the Syrian Ba'ath top brass spent the last five years relaxing and guzzling more and more money to add to their family fortunes; I can almost bet that he'd have woken up dazed in his palace in Damascus to the news from Aleppo. Judge the situation from this example- barely two days before the city fell he had his father's bust unveiled in Aleppo; there was even a celebration. Of course, no thought was spared about actually making the city, which is in shambles, liveable or improving its defenses. The people are apathetic to the government, the Syrian Arab Army is ill-trained, ill- disciplined, ill- equipped, ill- paid; let alone pitched battles, they are not even trained enough to handle counter- insurgency operations. Most the aid money that comes to equip, train and pay them finds its way to the pockets of corrupt officials. They have to supplement their meagre income with loot and corruption. Why would they have any incentive to put in a fight for a regime which doesn't care about them? No wonder they scattered like chaff and abandoned their positions just like the Iraqi army did in 2014. Assad's incompetence and smugness is a huge drain on the allies. 

Geopolitically, Putin also proved to be a huge delusional idiot; in his comical desire to LARP as the magnanimous Tsar he thought he could bribe the roach Erdogan away from the Western bloc with a BRICS membership, LOL. He and his Iranian auxiliaries are still 'diplomatically engaging' and 'discussing' the situation with the roach; what even is left to discuss? 'Saar pleez don't send your baby-cannibalizing subhuman army of ogres to torment us saar, we good friends saar'? Trying to one-up your rival camp by trying to poach away their local hitmen is so 1970s , it is so over. We have seen enough of this in the cold war and the Afghan 'jihad'- it did zilch for the Soviets and will do zilch for the Russians and the Persians today. They're still playing by that obsolete rulebook. To do something preemptive, the Russians and the Persians need to snap out of their delusions and back to reality. 

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@AbdusSibtayn 

Salam Alaykum brother,

Why should believers put any faith in kafir Muslim-killing oppressors such as Putin and Xi? No matter how much they help you, the kuffar have their own agenda and you should always be suspicious of them. Even if they have the same interests as you, that doesn't mean they share the same conviction as you. There's no reason to get emotional over their lack of support, all that believers require is trust in Allah (سُبْحَانَهُ وَ تَعَالَى) and to have faith in Him. 

Assad's Syria nearly fell in 2015 and was in a much worse position before Russia intervened. The Russia of today is much weaker than the Russia of yesterday, embroiled in a costly, long and fairly pointless war with its own neighbour.

China has never been militarily influential globally, the most it has done is engage in limited regional conflict. It is too busy surveilling its own citzens and making sure atheistic communism is shored up at home.

This is the sort of garbage the CCP is focused on, from their own very mouthpiece:

https://www.globaltimes.cn/content/868638.shtml 

Allah (سُبْحَانَهُ وَ تَعَالَى) said: Believers! Do not take the Jews and the Christians for your allies. They are the allies of each other. And among you he who takes them for allies, shall be regarded as one of them. [5:51]

This does not mean you can't co-operate with them, but no kafir is truly an ally of a believer. 

I have realised that sometimes geopolitics has blinded the believers into considering certain world leaders as "good" for certain stances or positions they have taken. Never forget that sugarcoating, minimising or even supporting the oppressors is dangerous according to our creed. Our narrations are clear that whoever is pleased with the actions of a person, then he shares that deed.

Geopolitics has a place in our religion, but don't let it guide your religion. Let your religion guide your view on geopolitics.

And that's my 2 cents.

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On 12/1/2024 at 11:35 PM, Ashvazdanghe said:

Salam lol you want solve your issue by diplomatic way with a blood thirsty enemy who wants to kills all Shia nmen so then enslave Shia women & children

Salam lol the Iranian government goes full diplomatic when it comes to discussing with the USA who only proved to be a full colonialist and anti Islam entity, ironic if we consider that Iran holds the title of Islamic Republic. So why is it you support IRI's position when it comes to its foreign affairs, and do not give this right to other countries ? All due respect, had I not personally known Iranians, I would easily been put off by the duality, almost double standardness of your speech.

 

On 12/1/2024 at 11:35 PM, Ashvazdanghe said:

you have a deluded sense of fake patriotism against Iraqis who just want to help you to get rid off the common wretched enemy of both of you

Help us ? I already said I rely on our chabab in Hzb to repell those munafiqeen. And if your next answer is that 'well your country needs Syria to get arms supply' , do not forget what you then said

On 12/2/2024 at 12:30 AM, Ashvazdanghe said:

everything havd not been hacked which in opposition to your claim all missiles stashs have remained safe

That means Lebanon supposedly has enough ammo to repell a few bearded jahils.

But of course everything is limited so this would not last forever, and there would be a moment where Lebanon will need help. And that's when AOR will need to enter the stage. NOT directly as Syrians lost feet, Iraqis must come to parade with balaclavas in SUVs to show that AOR is still here.  (that's what the Telegram video was showing @mahmood8726)

On 12/1/2024 at 11:35 PM, Ashvazdanghe said:

 by accusing Iraqi Shias to slaughtering Sunnis based on baselessWahabi propaganda against them which surely "Syria's maté-drinking troops and corrupt mu5abarat who sit on their chairs all day. " is better than wretched  anti Shia Turkish backed international  troops which ironically you have no issue with intervention of Turkey in your sovereignty  but on the other hand you have issue with AOR specially Iraqis just based on baseless propaganda against AOR by Turkish backed Wahabist & other anti Shia groups .

Well, an army sitting on their behinds is actually not better nor worse, it is just inacceptable. 

As for talking about me happy with Turkish intervention, you are again speaking out of speculation. And I can assure you that if you only knew who you are talking to, you would not even consider uttering such claims. But I have learned with time that حسن الظن is not your cup of tea .

 

On 12/1/2024 at 11:35 PM, Ashvazdanghe said:

accusing Iraqi Shias to slaughtering Sunnis

@Ashvazdanghe Do you see the difference between the depiction of Abu Azrail and that of Shahid General Soleimani ?

One will remain in collective memory as a killer of Takfiris and the other as a theorician of Jihad. And it is not a coincidence that Iranians never made a display of their direct actions against Daesh or Nusra : they did not want to be accused of being the evil Shias slaughtering Sunnis. But surprinsingly, you have not problems with Iraqis engaging in such activities. I bet this is something ou have never thought of. (I precise I am talking about yourself here, not Iranians orherwise you will accuse me of whatever anti-Persianism) 

That's because these issues do not reach Iran except for Daesh dormant cells which may cause deadly attacks now and then. Otherwise the chaos of sectarianism is a vague concept to you. Heck, you need to understand Shias had been hated for two decades over there. Only recently with Gaza war had there been overall solidarity. But with Shia militias coming over, we are going to go back to those dark days of civil wars. Again, to you, not a big deal. But again, why Iranian militias do not portray themselves lending the helping hand to Assad on the spot then, if that cause is so important and noble to you ? I guess the answer is in the lines above.

On 12/2/2024 at 12:30 AM, Ashvazdanghe said:

everything havd not been hacked

Wow. What a relief. Wafiq Safa and Sheikh Naim Qasem are still alive. 

I do not know where you where the last two months, but met me tell you what it felt like to be Lebanese : we were all watching stock after stock being hit. Leader after leader assassinated. Long awaited long-range missiles to hit Tel Aviv that never came. Billions of dollars of destruction. All this because of a minor hack according to you. Well, if that's a minor thing, you surely do not deserve to judge on our state of affairs now, with all due respect.

On 12/1/2024 at 11:35 PM, Ashvazdanghe said:

only Wahabis pray for emergence of Sufyani while Shia muslims pray for emergence of Imam mahdi (aj) & reducing evil of Sufyani which you must follow orders in hadith to remain safe from evil of Sufyani besides of praying for hastening emergence of Imam Mahdi (aj) .

Thanks for the correction. I am sure you got the meaning right from the start but if that makes you feel better :sign_welcome:

Now please accept my apologies for being a free thinker and not seeing Resistance as a sacro saint concept, but rather an evolutive practice which not only holds theologic principles but which also considers sociological and economical contexts. Again, that is a pragmatism that the Islamic Republic of Iran has mastered, maybe better than any entity or country on Earth so you should know what I am talking about.

You might sense a pinch of defiance in my comments. I am not challenging the principles of AOR (or IRI, I say it again), I am challenging the ideas that people like you make of it. If AOR is just a founding myth, then keep it as a myth and bury it in the sands of history. If that is a goal, then let us decide in time what is better for this Axis.

IRI has always declared - and even more these last months - that every country in AOR acts according to its own interests, right ? So why do you want us to aswer your version of the facts - past and yet to come ?

 

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This is a new chapter in this war and (obviously) very dangerous for the Shi'i population there. Shi'a villages of Kafreya and al-Fou'a near Idlib were already evacuated years ago, but now Nubl and al-Zahra' has also been evacuated of it's Shi'a population, with HTS taking the villages.

This chapter is different because it's sparking low-level protests throughout the country (including near Damascus) which could easily snowball. Talbisseh is also seeing armed conflict by its locals, and it's literally a 15 minute drive from other Shi'a villages like al-Wa'er and al-Mazra'ah.

It seems these terrorists are trying to put on a show that they've rebranded themselves and are now tolerant of Syria's various minorities, similar to what the Taliban has done in Afg. They're even trying to appeal to the people of Iraq and the West that they're not AQ, again similar to the "modern" Taliban blueprint. Videos are floating around of captured people like Kurds or Syrian Shi'a/Alawiyeh, even Shi'a Afghans IRI often sends to the frontlines, and we don't know what their fates will be.

It's clear what the fate of Assad would've been if not for Russia and IRI. There are very few good actors in the Syrian war.

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According to Israhell, hezbollah attcked the occupied north, however I won't believe until hezbollah announce it. 

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The beautiful SDF as usual uses these wars to gain more lands too:

Deir Ezzor: An operations room affiliated with the SDF and the Deir Ezzor Military Council forces launched the name "Battle of Return" to reclaim the seven villages "Al-Husseiniya, Al-Salihiya, Hatla, Marat, Mazloum, Khasham, Tabia" in the countryside of Deir Ezzor_Jazira, which are controlled by the Pro-Assad forces forces and Iranian militias, for the return of the displaced to their areas.

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All of these scumbags should be humiliated and remove from power.

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unexpected video from the cj werleman, I watched many videos of him and supported him but this video made me shocked tbh, I'm speechless. Watch it guys and tell me what you think.

 

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2 minutes ago, Diaz said:

unexpected video from the cj werleman, I watched many videos of him and supported him but this video made me shocked tbh, I'm speechless. Watch it guys and tell me what you think.

 

CJ wereman is known as a disgusting pro fsa and pro "rebel" supporter for years now, he's had disgusting views on Islam before too. 

 

Just the title of the video tells me this fool doesn't know what he's talking about, it will probably be another one of his crazy conspiracies. 

 

The reality is if Syria falls, Israel will become bigger and crush Lebanon. 

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12 minutes ago, mahmood8726 said:

CJ wereman is known as a disgusting pro fsa and pro "rebel" supporter for years now, he's had disgusting views on Islam before too. 

 

Just the title of the video tells me this fool doesn't know what he's talking about, it will probably be another one of his crazy conspiracies. 

 

The reality is if Syria falls, Israel will become bigger and crush Lebanon. 

I didn't know this at all, I watched many of his recent videos and have him a subscribe too. Such a shame, I will unsubscribe. 

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2 hours ago, Ibn Tayyar said:

@AbdusSibtayn 

Salam Alaykum brother,

Why should believers put any faith in kafir Muslim-killing oppressors such as Putin and Xi? No matter how much they help you, the kuffar have their own agenda and you should always be suspicious of them. Even if they have the same interests as you, that doesn't mean they share the same conviction as you. There's no reason to get emotional over their lack of support, all that believers require is trust in Allah (سُبْحَانَهُ وَ تَعَالَى) and to have faith in Him. 

Assad's Syria nearly fell in 2015 and was in a much worse position before Russia intervened. The Russia of today is much weaker than the Russia of yesterday, embroiled in a costly, long and fairly pointless war with its own neighbour.

China has never been militarily influential globally, the most it has done is engage in limited regional conflict. It is too busy surveilling its own citzens and making sure atheistic communism is shored up at home.

This is the sort of garbage the CCP is focused on, from their own very mouthpiece:

https://www.globaltimes.cn/content/868638.shtml 

Allah (سُبْحَانَهُ وَ تَعَالَى) said: Believers! Do not take the Jews and the Christians for your allies. They are the allies of each other. And among you he who takes them for allies, shall be regarded as one of them. [5:51]

This does not mean you can't co-operate with them, but no kafir is truly an ally of a believer. 

I have realised that sometimes geopolitics has blinded the believers into considering certain world leaders as "good" for certain stances or positions they have taken. Never forget that sugarcoating, minimising or even supporting the oppressors is dangerous according to our creed. Our narrations are clear that whoever is pleased with the actions of a person, then he shares that deed.

Geopolitics has a place in our religion, but don't let it guide your religion. Let your religion guide your view on geopolitics.

And that's my 2 cents.

Wa alaikum assalam, 

I don't believe that either of them are 'Muslim-killers'. I don't buy the Wahhabi-NATO narrative on Chechnya and Xinjiang. I don't believe that they are genocidal monsters. The real Muslim-killers are the ETIM and Wahhabi Chechen/Dagi terrorists whom these leaders helped put down, and whose menace we are also facing today. 

Of course Tawakkul is the ideal state, but we have to tether our camel alongside, as the Hadith says. Nobody said these leaders are perfect or blameless, they are merely allies in a common mission that's it. I would any day choose them over 'Muslims' who want me dead, my holy places razed and desecrated, and my womenfolk paraded in open-air sex-slave markets. 

It is natural to feel emotional about a situation where the lives and well being of so many mu'min brothers are at stake. Of course I have exaggerated in some of my posts, but then much of my posts on this thread are just rants or jokes, nothing serious. 

Indeed Allah (سُبْحَانَهُ وَ تَعَالَى) is sufficient. 

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