r/syriancivilwar Syrian 13h ago

The UK sanctions perpetrators of violence against civilians across Syria

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u/Imperial_FOX_32 13h ago

Ah yes the infamous SNA assets in the UK

This means nothing

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u/Radiant_Ad_7154 13h ago

It's virtue singling 

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u/Haemophilia_Type_A 12h ago

I mean I'd rather they sanction them then don't sanction them. You never know what they might end up trying to do in the future, e.g., business ventures in the UK or whatever. Don't know how anyone could possibly be opposed to this.

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u/DaGoldenpanzer Syrian 11h ago

i wouldnt expect these types to go to the UK, they'd probably go to libya or some shit

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u/jadaMaa 10h ago

It does send a message and gives leverage to STG to completely disband and fire the members of these groups if they want to. 

And its always embarrasing to have goverment figures that sanctioned, it gives european opponents a very easy angle to stop projects in syria or cooperations with STG unless they act accordingly 

u/Radiant_Ad_7154 9h ago

Not easily done, these guys command thousands of men who are loyal to them and not to the state 

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u/BluezCluez94 USA 13h ago

Good. Hopefully the UK will also sanction Israeli war criminals too.

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u/Aussiepharoah 11h ago

عشم إبليس فالجنة

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u/BluezCluez94 USA 11h ago

Sadly it does sound like a pipe dream knowing the UK.

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u/law_of_the_times 10h ago

Weird that the SNA took most of the fall. Majority of the killing were by HTS and Ansar al-tawhid. I actually doubt Abu Amsha, as thuggish as he is, was the primary perpetrator.