CTV.ca | Syria steps up assaults on protesters, drawing first Arab League condemnation Washington Post BEIRUT — The Syrian military on Sunday escalated its offensive to crush a nationwide revolt, reportedly killing scores of people as it sent tanks and troops to several locations, including the restive eastern city of Deir al-Zour, ... Syrian Military Mounts Assault on Another City Syria denies military entrance, bombardment in northeastern province: official Syria's Assad faces growing isolation over crackdown |
BBC News | Syria unrest: Saudi Arabia calls on 'killing machine' to stop Telegraph.co.uk Saudi Arabia has recalled its ambassador from Damascus for consultations, King Abdullah has said, in a statement calling on Syria's leaders to “stop the killing machine”. By Adrian Blomfield, Middle East Correspondent More than 250 Syrian tanks and ... Saudis Recall Ambassador to Syria as Weekend Death Toll Rises Saudi Arabia recalls Syria envoy Saudi king recalls ambassador and demands end to Syria bloodshed |
Day Press News | Syria tanks storm eastern city, kill 50 - residents Reuters India Syria has barred most journalists, making it hard to confirm events. The Syrian Revolution Coordinating Committee said 50 people had been killed in Deir al-Zor on Sunday and at least 13 had been killed in a separate, tank-led assault on villages in the ... End violence Arab League urges Syria League 'concern' over Syria Arab League voiced "Growing Concern" at Syria |
The Daily Star | Turkey's message to Syria rings loud and clear Daily News Engine Last week, foreign secretary William Hague announced that Britain could not do much about the situation in Syria. Soon after it was Hillary Clinton's turn to count the dead and announce that the United States could not step in. ... Turkey sends Syria a message that Britain cannot Syria Ignores Turkish Criticism of Violence Syria dismisses Turkish, Gulf criticism |
Trend News Agency | Damascus left with fewer allies gulfnews.com Dubai: Many of Syria's Arab allies have joined in the criticism of how the country is dealing with anti-regime protests. Other Arab nations have preferred the wait and watch approach stance, and their concerns echo those of the six members of the Gulf ... Syria expresses dismay over Gulf council's statement Syrian Official Source: GCC Statement Ignores Facts Presented by Syria Syria - Aug 7, 2011 - 21:22 |
Channel 4 News | City of Aleppo seems in own world amid revolt elsewhere in Syria Los Angeles Times Two days before black smoke left a pall over Hama, a bloodied symbol of the uprising against the government of Syria, the country's second-largest city, Aleppo, held a cultural festival featuring a 3600-foot-long ... Denial in Damascus as Syria revolts |
BBC News | UN chief lashes Syria's Assad as violence flares CBC.ca It's the third time in a week Ban has upbraided Syria's brutal crackdown on mass dissent. Last Sunday, he warned Assad and his officials that "they are accountable under international human rights law for all acts of violence perpetrated by them ... Syrian opposition admits armed insurgents are operating on fringe of uprising ... Syria Forces Extend Siege on Hama as Toll Rises Syria broadcasts scenes of destruction in Hama |
Hezbollah: UNHCR report on Syria false The Daily Star The UNHCR report will, according to Radio France, say that those Syrian soldiers who refused to shoot protesters were detained by Hezbollah and Revolutionary Guards members present in Syria, before being killed. Hezbollah, in the statement, ... |
Free pass for Syria killer Toronto Sun John Baird, Canada's foreign affairs minister, met with Hillary Clinton, his US counterpart, and they held a very stern press conference in which they denounced Syria's tyrant, Bashar al-Assad. He's the one mowing down his ... Protests continue in Syria despite brutal crackdown Latest developments in Arab political unrest stretching from North Africa to ... |
Syrian protesters win support of Iraqi kinsmen msnbc.com QAIM, Iraq — Along Iraq's western frontier, Syria's unrest is stoking local sympathies and security fears in a Sunni Muslim heartland where Iraqis share strong tribal loyalties with their Syrian kin. In Iraq's Qaim, townsfolk talk of getting supplies ... |