Finally made it to Qasioun mountain, a fantastic view of Damascus.
Looking down on the city, I remembered the intense terrorist shelling with mortars and missiles. In my visits in 2014, 2015, 2016 (and 17, 18, but the earlier years were, generally, more hard-hit), this mortar terrorism was very vivid, I have many accounts and memories of it.
To look down on a city at peace, relieved of the terrorism Western nations and their Gulf allies (not to overlook israel and Turkey) unleashed upon Syrian civilians, was a hugely moving moment.
Looking forward to the day that every inch of Syria is liberated.
Related:
- The Terrorism We Support in Syria: A First-hand Account of the Use of Mortars against Civilians [ 2014]
- mortars and nostalgia for the past [2014]
- not only mortars, but gunfire, too, on Damascus [2014]
- children injured by “rebel” shelling of Manar school, Damascus [2014]
- University Hospital, Damascus: Meeting Victims of Western-backed Mortar and Rocket Terrorism [2015]
- UN Feigns Outrage Over Ghouta While Terrorist Rockets Rain Down on Damascus [2018]
- A Syrian Leader Tells His Country’s Story: An Interview with SAA General Hassan Hassan [2019]
River to Sea
Uprooted Palestinian 
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