International Warnings Against Military Action on Syria
SANA (State news agency)
August 30, 2013
World leaders warn against military action without a U.N. mandate
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World leaders warn against military action without a U.N. mandate
Today, in light of the Western threats to the Syrian people, the “combatants” on the ground have different attitudes on the matter
The two presidents agreed to stay in close contact to arrive at a joint response to this unprecedented aggression
The Syrian army believed that what happened in Ghouta was a media war, following an official justification classifying yesterday’s massacres as being mere images carried by channels “that are partners in the bloodshed” affecting the Syrian people
Manaf Tlass is being touted as the head of the new opposition Syrian National Army
The newspaper reported that the bulk of arms are being directed to extremist groups
Western U.N. delegates say Syria has no place on the Council
The Syrian intelligence agency is willing to cooperate with French intelligence over French jihadists operating in Syria
Assad is reportedly trying to change the demographics in Sweida to confront the Sunnis in Daraa
Assad’s visit to Daraya, a city that has been fully destroyed by his forces is an attempt to show victory
Abdelke’s detention is the latest in a series of actions the Syrian regime has taken in its attempt to foil any peaceful plot to put an end to the nation’s suffering
Hollande said the coalition was the only representative of the Syrian people
Support provided by Russia, Iran, Hezbollah and others, the weakness of Syrian opposition, and the inefficiency of the friends of Syria group play a nasty role in helping the regime draw and execute its policies
Foreign ministry says infighting between opposition groups is worrying
There are at least 200 Australians fighting in Syria
President Bashar al-Assad gave an interview to the local newspaper al-Thawra, in which he claimed that his opponents have “used up all their tools” and failed to overthrow his regime
The Syrian Opposition is due for a meeting in Istanbul to elect a new leadership. What is really at stake in the elections?
Roland Dumas says he declined an offer to take part in a plot to topple the government
Rifaat al-Assad, who allegedly has the blood of at least 25,000 people on his hands, sold the seven-storey home on one of Paris’s most desirable stretches of real estate overlooking the Arc de Triomphe
Friends of Syria group has agreed to provide military aid to the Syrian opposition in order to redress the power balance in the country and force President Bashar Al-Assad
