Homs Homs is the capital of the syrian revolution and counts so far the highest death toll of the country. TO READ - Killings rattle residents : here Assad forces use heavy weaponry and tanks on homes (video) : here Assad forces shell pharmacy (video) : here People try to rescue injured man right before he dies (video) : here Electricity transformes shelled by Assad's thugs : here Assad forces destroy pipeline : here That created an enormous black cloud that covered most of the city... Assad Bashar Al Assad has recently given an interview to ABC News, where he says a lot of unbelievable stuff ; here are analyses of his interview and reactions to what he said. Barbara Walters Interview with Syria's president Bashar Al Assad (video) : here Assad says only "crazy" leaders kill own people, questions UN death toll : here He's right to question UN death toll... because it's probably way higher than what they say ! Assad - I didn't o...
Arab League After the Arab League had given 3 more days to Syria to stop the violence, Syria announced to the Arab League the government would let observers in (a 500-member mission), under 18 conditions. These conditions include : the observers must be government officials ; the observers can't get in touch with syrian people ; the observers can't go into hospitals ; the observers can't go into prisons ; each of the observers must send a CV to Syria ; Syria can deny access to any observer ; ... And so on. The Arab League refused the conditions. Syria's situation will be discussed during UNO's General Assembly on Tuesday. Syria has conditionally accepted an Arab League plan to send a mission : here Arab league rejects syrian amendments : here Videos Idleb - Yound children calling for freedom : here English Can Syria's president survive ? here Assad says Syria will not bow down to "pressure" : here
Baba Amr, Homs The Free Syrian Army left Baba Amr last Thursday, the 1st March 2012, taking the foreigh journalists with them and everyone who wanted to leave the area, but they left about 4000 people behind. They declared that whatever would happen to these people was the regime's responsibility ; lately we've heard that a lot of these people had been raped, tortured or killed. The Red Cross entered Homs, the regime promised they would enter Baba Amr on Friday 2nd March 2012 but they were not able to do so. The situation is worse than ever. There's no water or electricity anymore, so people tried to save snow as it was falling. Al-Rastan was bombed too these last few days, and a lot of houses fell on their residents. More here (and in french below) Homs - People saving snow as it falls to drink it later : here and here Homs - Snipers on rooftops : here Man smuggled into Homs, Syria : here News : Edith Bouvier, french journalist...
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