Showing posts with label Bashar al-Assad world. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Bashar al-Assad world. Show all posts

Monday, August 1, 2011

Syria, London: "Hypothesis military away" Assad praised the army and "patriotic"

To stop the bloody repression in Syria at the hands of the regime of Bashar al-Assad does not exclude an intervention the British military, like the one in Libya. "This is not a remote possibility," said Foreign Minister William Hague, for the first time since assuming excluded so far by other Western countries.

Meanwhile, Germany, after Italy, has requested an urgent meeting of the UN Security Council to discuss the situation in Syria, where, in yet another bloody day yesterday, more than 130 people were killed by security forces, 100 of them in the city of Hama (Read). This was announced yesterday by the German delegation to the UN spokesman Alexander Eber, adding that the meeting could take place already in the day today.

Saturday, May 28, 2011

From G8 Summit "to stop violence in Syria and Libya" Resume Negotiations in Middle East

Stop the violence in Libya and Syria. To ask are the Heads of State and Government of the G8, as stated in the draft final declaration of the summit of Deauville. The leaders of the eight most industrialized countries of the world call on the regime of Syrian President Bashar al-Assad to "cease the use of force and intimidation against the Syrian people and to engage in dialogue and fundamental reforms." As for Libya, the G8 will ask "an immediate end to the use of force by the Gaddafi regime" in Libya, reaffirming support for "a political settlement that reflects the will of the people." From the draft comes the request for '"a solution to the Israeli-Palestinian conflict through" the resumption "of negotiations without references" to reach a "framework agreement on all issues concerning the final status." Leaders of Eight most industrialized countries have expressed also "full confidence" in Japan and on his recovery from the Fukushima nuclear crisis.

Wednesday, May 18, 2011

Syria, burials for bodies in the grave comuneDa Assad, partial admission of errors

Have been set for this afternoon's funeral of the victims buried in mass grave discovered yesterday near the cemetery of Dara, south of Damascus. According to some sources, it would be at least 40 bodies, with the disfigured face to avoid recognition. Immediately after the funeral, the activists announced, there will be a great event.

After the discovery of the pit, the army has now surrounded the area, imposing a curfew and allowing citizens to leave the house for only two hours a day. Yesterday, the Syrian Interior Ministry had denied the report, speaking of a "campaign of lies against Syria," but some home videos have proven the discovery of the bodies.

Wednesday, April 27, 2011

Syria, the UN calls for an investigation "transparent" Italy summoned the Syrian

"We will do what we can, but we can not do everything at the same time." Too busy to Libya, the international forces in Syria for the time they choose the path of diplomacy. Following the election of the Minister of Defence, Liam Fox, coming slowly the initiatives of various countries and institutions to stop the massacre of Syrian anti-regime demonstrators by security forces in Damascus.

Topping the list of the USA, which proposes sanctions against the Syrian authorities, there would have to Maher Assad, brother of the president and head of presidential guards. The same that has authorized the dispatch of tanks to Daraa and the ensuing clashes that caused dozens of civilian casualties.

Tuesday, April 26, 2011

Syria, still fighting in Daraa, 21 vittimeSi split the armed forces of the regime

The tanks have taken up this morning to fire on the village of Dara, the epicenter of the demonstrations against the Syrian regime of Bashar al-Assad. The 21 victims counted so far by non-governmental associations are added so alle25 people killed in clashes yesterday. A battle fought even within the same government forces.

Yesterday, in fact, a department of the regular army has clashed with special forces, sent by the government in the area of Damascus. The fighting began when the soldiers of the regular army have refused to open fire on demonstrators. A practice that the government justified in an official statement as necessary to quell the protests and "restore peace in the country," disturbed by the actions of "armed extremists." Citizens call for action by the international community, "because the army surrounding the city to prevent the arrival of food, - said Abdel Kaser, a resident of Dara - also there are groups of armed militants who are attacking the houses of civilians ".

Thursday, March 31, 2011

Syria, Assad speaks to the country: "Who wants the war, will." The anger of the citizens

The Syrian president, Bashar al-Assad "We do not accept foreign interference in our lands. Who wants the war from Syria, has. " The Syrian president, Bashar al-Assad finally pronounce the long-awaited address to the nation during a meeting of the Damascus parliament and broadcast live on television. "We are confronting the conspiracies against our country but we will overcome them, a great plot, not only external but also internal.