Bashar al-Assad tells Charlie Rose U.S. should
CBS
September 9, 2013
In exclusive interview airing Monday, Syrian President Bashar al-Assad says his allies may respond if he was attacked
In exclusive interview airing Monday, Syrian President Bashar al-Assad says his allies may respond if he was attacked
Putin said Russia will act decisively if the use of chemical weapons was proved
Sources report the Shiite organization recruited 10,000 fighters tasked with defending the Syrian capital
The Syrian opposition has called on the U.S. cCongress to approve a military action against Bashar Assad
Khamenei was meeting with members of the Assembly of Experts on Thursday
Demonstrators expressed thanks to the countries supporting Syria in the face of aggression, especially Russia, China and Iran
The Coalition says any intervention should be accompanied by more arms for the rebels
Boroujerdi met with the Secretary General of Lebanon’s Hezbollah, Hassan Nasrallah on Monday night
Israeli regime carried out missile test to test Syrian air defence?
The Middle East is a powder keg, and today the flame is coming very near, Assad says
Sources say Suleimani has become one of the most repressive security decision-maker in Syria
if the Congress members decide to respect their voters’ wishes, this would mean the turning of the page of the strike
Jarba noted that plans to establish a united National Army under one command had so far not been effective
Assad was speaking during a meeting with the Chairman of the Foreign Policy and National Security Committee of the Iranian Shura Council
American decision-makers have concluded that the U.S. is able to absorb all possibilities,
Some loyalists might give up on the regime if the strike is serious, and will hold it responsible
World leaders warn against military action without a U.N. mandate
A military strike on Syria might deter the Assad regime from using chemical weapons again, but it is unlikely to be a game changer in the course of the Syrian conflict
Remarks made during a meeting with the U.N. Under-Secretary-General for Political Affairs, Jeffrey Feltman
A quick tour of the coverage by the U.S media of the Syrian issue
