Weekend: Is Obama Responsible for the Chemical Massacre?
The Syrian Observer
August 23, 2013
Ironically, the regime’s newest attack falls one year to the day since Obama issued his “red line” threat
Ironically, the regime’s newest attack falls one year to the day since Obama issued his “red line” threat
The hackers are computer experts who support embattled Syrian President Bashar al-Assad
While prices increase with the increase of the value of the dollar, they do not decrease when the dollar goes down
The West is starting to realize the horror of the situation in Syria, but their wake up came too late
Foreign Minister says U.S. is insincere about seeking a political solution
US Joint Chiefs of Staff has offered five military options, including limited strikes and establishing a no-fly zone
The move is “a prime example of our dysfunctional Syria policy,” a senior aide to a Senate Republican tells Josh Rogin
Russia denies it has evacuated personnel from its Tartus resupply base
U.N. envoy says report omits important developments in the Syrian Golan
Coalition also criticized foreign minister’s denial of use of chemical weapons by the Syrian regime
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
Regardless of the extent of regional and international presence on the Syrian arena, the internal forces will continue to enjoy the last say in directing the events and determining their course and outcome
Russia’s opposition comes amid reports the U.S. is preparing an air-exclusion zone from Jordan
What is truly suspicious is the emergence of American signs pointing to the toppling of the balance of power in a way rendering it unlikely to see President Al-Assad stepping down in the near future
Washington has decided to lift an economic blockade, allowing companies to make economic deals with armed opposition groups
The NCC will try to gain a condemnation from the United Nations on the participation of foreign fighters
Long-term, the Vice President of the Brookings Insitute said some kind of no-fly zone would need to be imposed
Now with the regime using Scud missiles and chemical weapons, it has become too late to even demand no-fly zones
A resettlement plan aims to help both the hard-hit Syrian families and other Middle Eastern countries that are straining to support 1.6 million refugees
Report says U.S. representatives conveyed to Hassoun Washington’s conviction that extremist radical groups related to Al-Qaeda have penetrated the Syrian opposition structures
