Airstrikes around Idlib October 7, 2023

On October 7 Russia carried out a series of airstrikes on exclusively hospitals.  There was a Russian campaign to disable the hosiptals in all of the major towns surrounding idlib.  This occurred simultaneously with the Hamas offensive in Israel on October 7.  People claim the Russian airstrikes on the hospitals is retaliation for a bombing in a military college.  We have learned that Russia disabled the iron dome for the hamas offensive on the same day.   Russia is angry with Israel for signing gas contracts to supply gas to Europe.  The Ukraine war is a gas war which allows Russia to control all of the gas to Europe.  Biden has ownership of Ukrainian gas and clearly biden has a gas interest in Israel.  Biden takes gas from east of Syria and Russia takes gas from the ocean basin in the west of Syria.  Last week Assad travelled to China and signed a contract with China to join the Silk Road.  Assad left his three children in china where they are now as we speak.  One of assad’s children speaks Chinese.  Now that he is back in the palace without the children a war in Gaza has broken out and Russia is destroying all of the hospital infrastructure surrounding idlib.  This may be an attempt to create a corridor.  We will describe below the Achilles heel for Assad and the flammability of his empire.  The economy of Syria generates billions upon billions every year from two sources; the phosphate and the gas.  The economy of Syria thrives from this money.  Assad clearly has not been using the billions of dollars on the country because if he did the economy would not be crashing today.  The economy of Syria is crashing because foreign powers are pipelining out billions of dollars of our economic power.  

 Aleppo is a terminal for gas with five branches that reach every corner of the country.  Two pipeline branches supply the gas from the east of the country to Aleppo and three pipeline branches send the gas out of Aleppo to the west of the country.   Aleppo depends on the gas pipeline from palmyra to bring gas from the gas fields in al-hasaka and deir ezzor.  Hasaka and Deir Ezzor have all of the gas and oil fields, they are located in the east of the country. Palmyra is the most important gas terminal for all gas from the east of the country. 

Its essential for the pipelines to move the gas from the gas fields in the east of the country to the refineries and ports in the west of the country.  Hasaka gas fields include hasaka, suwaydiyah, qamishli.  The pipelines from hasaka gas fields go to palmyra and to Homs.  Deir ezzor has the only oil fields in the country.  Deir ezzor has gas fields.  Deir ezzor pipelines send oil and gas to the palmyra terminal where the pipeline connects with palmyras gas fields.  The pipeline extends from the east to the west of palmyra and branches to Homs and to Damascus and Daraa.

Aleppo has a gas pipeline from palmyra in the east and four branches. Jarabulus and Afrin pipeline branches north of Aleppo.  Jisr al-shughur pipeline branch in the west of Aleppo.  Marat al-numan pipeline branches south of Aleppo.  Jisr al-shughur is essential to move gas from Aleppo to the port of Latakia and into the Mediterranean Sea.  Marat al-numan is essential to move gas to Hama.  The only pipeline to Hama is from Aleppo.  Hama has a refinery for gas and is one of the four refineries in Syria.  Homs is a refinery for gas and is the biggest terminal in the country for gas pipelines.  The pipelines that feed into Homs refinery come from Aleppo, Al Hasaka, and Palmyra.  Homs pipelines go east to the port of Tartous and south to Damascus and Daraa.  Three pipelines in the country are crucial in the system.  The pipeline from al-hasaka to homs.  The pipeline from deir ezzor to palmyra.  The pipeline from Aleppo south to Damascus and Daraa. All pipelines move from the gas fields in the east to the refineries of Hama, Homs, Palmyra, Baniyas.  The pipelines in the south of the country terminate in major cities.  The pipelines in the west along the Mediterranean sea terminate at the ports of Latakia, Baniyas, Tartous.