One of the top commanders of the HTS and in the close circle of president Ahmad Al-Sharaa, who gave it all for the sake of the Syrian revolution and died while rescuing civilians who were bombarded by the barbaric Assad's regime in 2021 in Idlib.

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r/SyrianRebels • u/The-Syria-Report • May 16 '26

News Bite MoD Minister Murhaf Abu Qasra Visits The Legendary Rebel Leader Abdul Qadir Alsaleh's family in rural Aleppo (12 May 2026) and delivers a powerful short message that people of faith should always remember.

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Abdulkader Al-Saleh, aka Hajji Maree was an iconic symbol of Syria's revolution. May Allah have mercy on his pure and loving soul.

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r/SyrianRebels • u/Fit-Medium3807 • May 15 '26

Combat Footage Idlib 2013 FSA fighter down a SAA helicopter

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https://reddit.com/link/1tdpra8/video/ax37uwnge91h1/player

Not sure wither they are using a 14.5mm or what exactly

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r/SyrianRebels • u/Unknownbadger4444 • Apr 27 '26

Video Al Jazeera English : The US exit from Syria, explained | The Take

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r/SyrianRebels • u/Halabi-WhoAint-Bakri • Apr 26 '26

Picture In 2022 criminal Amjad Youssef was used as a steel target in one of the training camps of the "Fateh Al-Mubin" joint operations room (HTS, Ahrar Alsham, and co)

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And 4 years forward they got him.

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