Libyan Army military reinforcements have come in Latakia, northwest of the country to try to stop the snipers, who yesterday killed ten soldiers, two protesters and two gunmen and wounded 150 more in clashes between civilians and police during a peaceful demonstration. According to the opposition, a unit despecial snipers fired from rooftops of several buildings in the city, located 350 kilometers northwest of Damascus.
Were published online videos in which civilians is severely injured. State media, however, reported that armed men were among the demonstrators. The Syrian government presented the protests as a campaign of radical forces, seeking a division between different religious groups to destabilize Syria.
The opposition denies this version. In recent days, security forces fired on demonstrators repeatedly denounced the opposition. The advocacy organization Amnesty International considers that there were reports that dozens of deaths only in the province of Dara, in the south, are credible.
There, thousands of people turned out today to the streets. Taken to bury the dead in recent days and demanded political reform and civil liberties. On Friday, security forces fired on the people gathered in several Syrian cities which left 40 dead, according to unconfirmed sources. As reported by the Syrian opposition group Youth for Freedom in Facebook, the protesters set fire today Daraa the Baath party headquarters.
As a result, military officials lashed out at opponents. However, this information has not been confirmed by other sources. The Damascus regime continues to silence the bloody protests. Journalists do not have access to places of the demonstrations. The state news agency SANA reported today that only Friday, "armed groups" had attacked an officer in Homs fair and army headquarters in Al Sanamien near Dara.
One person died in Homs and Al Sanamien "gunmen." 
Were published online videos in which civilians is severely injured. State media, however, reported that armed men were among the demonstrators. The Syrian government presented the protests as a campaign of radical forces, seeking a division between different religious groups to destabilize Syria.
The opposition denies this version. In recent days, security forces fired on demonstrators repeatedly denounced the opposition. The advocacy organization Amnesty International considers that there were reports that dozens of deaths only in the province of Dara, in the south, are credible.
There, thousands of people turned out today to the streets. Taken to bury the dead in recent days and demanded political reform and civil liberties. On Friday, security forces fired on the people gathered in several Syrian cities which left 40 dead, according to unconfirmed sources. As reported by the Syrian opposition group Youth for Freedom in Facebook, the protesters set fire today Daraa the Baath party headquarters.
As a result, military officials lashed out at opponents. However, this information has not been confirmed by other sources. The Damascus regime continues to silence the bloody protests. Journalists do not have access to places of the demonstrations. The state news agency SANA reported today that only Friday, "armed groups" had attacked an officer in Homs fair and army headquarters in Al Sanamien near Dara.
One person died in Homs and Al Sanamien "gunmen."
No comments:
Post a Comment