Rebels Say TOW Missiles Not Yet Received
Zaman al-Wasl (Opposition website)
May 13, 2014
The pilot initiative aims to test whether the missiles will fall into the hands of extremists
The pilot initiative aims to test whether the missiles will fall into the hands of extremists
The establishment of this alliance comes from the structural vacuum in the political landscape in Syria
The final list of the approved presidential candidates is considered notice for approved candidates to start their election campaign on Sunday, 11 May
Abdul Baset Sarout and another 900 rebels evacuated the legendary city of Homs on Wednesday.
Security forces say they lack manpower and resources to properly investigate crimes.
An interview with Omar Dahi on the dramatic situation of Syrian refugees, whose numbers continue to increase and who feel abandoned by the world.
Members of the Fourth Armoured Division and Republican Guard appropriate houses
Interim Defense Minister displayed a photo of a bomb that did not explode, weighing up to 90 kg and filled with chlorine gas
Syrians abroad can vote at the embassies in the countries of residence on 28 May
The number of recruits, especially from Egypt and Palestine, increased significantly following the threat of US air strikes on Syria in September 2013
Athletes are targeted because of their ability to rally supporters
Several family members were killed by the Syrian regime, just because they had taken part in these rallies
Minority claims for asylum contradict their position towards Assad
The United States looks at the Syrian elections as a “kind of farce
Surrounded by war or forced into exile, Syrians are turning to forgers to secure essential identification documents
Islamist rebel groups agree shaky truce in east while feuds continue in south
Sabbagh said Assad would divide Syria if he had to choose either to leave ruling the country or stay as a president on part of it
Assad says immense efforts are underway to to get civilians out of besieged areas
The revolution did not do enough to maintain the support of the Christians
The UN’s failure to hold the Assad regime accountable negates its purpose and raises doubts about the role of the UN organizations and the world’s active players
