Google helping Turkey and HTS against Russia and Syria and Assad ban Syriatel Telecom

Recently, we have been told that Google Maps has already started in Syria due to which Russia, Iran, and the Syrian Assad Army want that Google should be accused so that in the future Google will not be able to help Turkey and HTS. Suddenly, Google maps is now reporting traffic, GPS and Satellite Radars in between the cities of Hama and Homs. Recently it has been reported that Google Maps is now helping Israel and US forces in Syria against Assad, Russia, and Iran. However, Google said that they had started the Maps services before THE Terrorists attacked it but due to internet and communication problems, access was not available. But now suddenly the convenience of Google Maps means that Israel, US, and Turkey together want to take action against the Syrian Assad Government so that the Syrian Rebels can succeed in their goal.

Assad Government plans to ban US media, Internet Companies, GPS, and Western Social Media apps.

However, Syria’s primary internet provider ‘Syriatel Mobile’ has said that whatever is happening in Syria, Syriatel Mobile has no role in it, but now the Assad government is considering banning all the top social media, GPS, and Apps of the US. Actually, there are some Russian telecom companies inside Syria like MTN Syria and Wafa which secure the data and privacy of the Syrian government. But ‘Syriatel Mobile’ also provides internet services in the northern parts of Syria, which benefits Turkey and US. But now it has been said that Google and Syriatel Mobile helped find the locations of the Syrian Arab Army. because the photos of Google Maps were seen in the phones of the attacked Syrian Rebels so that they could easily find Syrian, Russian, and Iranian soldiers and military bases. Along with this, Assad Army’s Pager and Radar systems also got blasted while fighting against Syrian Rebels, which means that in the future, the Assad Army and Syrian President may have the power to take more action against Communications, Internet Providers and Google.