National Coalition Names Interim PM
Zaman al-Wasl (Opposition website)
September 13, 2013
Coalition has nominated Ahmed Toma as the Interim Prime Minister
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Coalition has nominated Ahmed Toma as the Interim Prime Minister
The proposal would see the regime place chemical weapons under international control
The Council will nominate five names for the position of Secretary of Defense and five names for the position of Minister of the Interior
CIA had begun delivering shipments of lethal aid in the past fortnight
The National Coordinating Commission for the Forces of Democratic Change has issued a statement on its website with the following proposal:
Fahed Masri said that the regime is attempting to raise concerns of minorities in Syria to sway public opinion against a strike
Kilo says the opposition considers the regime more dangerous than its chemical weapons
Merhan Bertezlean described Assad as someone who has been “deceived”
21 Carat gold dropped 400 SP in one day
Mohamed Abdul-Aziz said the influx is undeniable
Iran says the Syrian government has been successful in fighting terrorists and has no need to use chemical weapons.
The two sides aim at trying to reach an agreement on a U.N. draft resolution that puts chemical weapons in Syria under international supervision
Maarat Al-Nu’man has been shrouded in darkness for about a year
no one can save the true Syrian Revolution except the rebels themselves on the ground, and friendly countries such as France and some influential Arab states
Regime supporters used social networking sites to deliver a poisonous message against Pelagia
Dmitry Peskov revealed the discussions were conducted on the sidelines of the G20 Summit
Dehghan said U.S. military intervention in the region would lead to a “gap” in the region’s security.
Moallem said Syria welcomed the Russian initiative as a way to preserve Syrian lives and infrastructure.
The Assad regime is standing at the same crossroads that Saddam Hussein’s regime reached prior to the 2003 war
Assad’s allies succeeded in mobilizing a broad military front that is prepared to engage in an extended war that could last for months or more
