Siria:assassinati 2 ministri,1 generale,il cognato di Assad

ma per l'ineffabile Ansa al-Qaida è dalla parte del "regime"!!!
http://ansa.it/web/notizie/videogallery/mondo/2012/07/17/Siria-usate-armi-chimiche-Homs_7197226.html?what=&from=18&nentries=18

Dovrebbe Esser il cognato (brother in law)...

Bastardi, ieri su raidue: é iniziata la liberazione di damasco..!!!

Assurdo che la gente ci creda!

I guerriglieri del gruppo radicale islamista Liwa al-Islam hanno rivendicato l’esplosione rimbombata questo mercoledì presso la sede del Servizio della sicurezza nazionale a Damasco durante una riunione dei dirigenti dei servizi di sicurezza e dei ministri. Lo ha comunicato Reuters con riferimento alla dichiarazione degli islamisti pubblicata su Facebook.Stando a Reuters, il kamikaze era un membro della guardia personale del presidente siriano Bashar Assad.

http://italian.ruvr.ru/2012_07_18/ialamisti-Siria/

Come precedentemente "profetizzato" :

kamikaze USRAELQAEDA ??

I guerriglieri del gruppo radicale islamista Liwa al-Islam hanno rivendicato l’esplosione rimbombata questo mercoledì presso la sede del Servizio della sicurezza nazionale a Damasco durante una riunione dei dirigenti dei servizi di sicurezza e dei ministri. Lo ha comunicato Reuters con riferimento alla dichiarazione degli islamisti pubblicata su Facebook.Stando a Reuters, il kamikaze era un membro della guardia personale del presidente siriano Bashar Assad.

http://italian.ruvr.ru/2012_07_18/ialamisti-Siria/

Come precedentemente "profetizzato" :

kamikaze USRAELQAEDA ??

La similarità dei fatti è alquanto allucinante!

Cosi scriveva Dan Segre il 3 luglio sul Il Giornale:

"(...) Se non si troverà il militare del corpo di guardia di Assad – naturalmente alawita – per assassinare il presidente, la situazione in Siria continuerà ad essere quello che è: uno stallo grondante di sangue. "

http://blog.ilgiornale.it/dansegre/2012/07/03/siria-uno-stallo-grondante-di-sangue/

“Turchia e Russia sostegno all’integrità territoriale della Siria” – Erdogan

Ankara e Mosca sono “categoricamente contrari a violare l’integrità territoriale della Siria,” il primo ministro turco Recep Tayyip Erdogan ha detto mercoledì. Si è incontrato con il Presidente Vladimir Putin a Mosca per discutere le relazioni bilaterali e il conflitto siriano.
Erdogan ha inoltre condannato le azioni del governo siriano contro l’opposizione.

Tuttavia, parlando di Bashar al-Assad, Erdogan ha sottolineato che il popolo siriano dovrebbe determinare il destino del loro presidente. Putin ha accolto con favore il supporto di Ankara per le decisioni prese dalla riunione internazionale Geneva sulla Siria, dicendo che potrebbe diventare una base per futuri accordi sul conflitto.I militanti siriani ostacolano l’accordo di pace – cosi il Ministero degli affari esteri russo.

Mosca ha accusato l’Occidente di istigazione dell’opposizione siriana, dopo che un’esplosione ha ucciso il ministro della difesa e il cognato del Presidente Bashar al-Assad.

Ministro degli esteri russo Sergey Lavrov ha detto che “invece di calmare l’opposizione verso il basso, alcuni dei nostri partner sono per l’incitamento ad andare verso la guerra totale”, mentre il Vice ministro degli esteri Gennady Gatilov ha descritto come una “tendenza pericolosa” l’aumento di attività militante in Siria. “
Mentre il Consiglio di sicurezza dell’ONU sta discutendo l’insediamento della crisi siriana, i militanti stanno intensificando gli attacchi di terrore, distruggendo tutti i tentativi,”.

............il Ministro della difesa israeliano ha convocato con urgenza il suo top di militari e funzionari dell’intelligence per discutere il rapido deterioramento della situazione nella vicina Siria. Ehud Barak ha in seguito ha dichiarato ai giornalisti che “Israele è strettamente monitoraggio tutti gli sviluppi in Siria.”

Turkey, Russia support Syria’s territorial integrity - Erdogan

Ankara and Moscow are “categorically opposed to violating Syria’s territorial integrity,” Turkish Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan said on Wednesday. He met with President Vladimir Putin in Moscow to discuss bilateral relations and the Syrian conflict. Erdogan also condemned the actions of the Syrian government against the opposition. However, speaking about Bashar al-Assad, Erdogan stressed that the Syrian people should determine the fate of their president. Putin welcomed Ankara’s support for decisions taken by the Geneva international meeting on Syria, saying they could become a basis for future agreements on the conflict.

On the same day that a suicide bomber killed the Syrian Minister of Defense, Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov warned that supporting the Syrian opposition while demanding that President Bashar al-Assad step down will lead to an impasse.

"If the policy based on support for the opposition continues – a policy leading to an impasse, since Assad will not go on his own – and all of these mantra calls that he must step down are rooted in hopelessness,"Lavrov told reporters in Moscow.

The Russian minister warned against the temptation for outside forces to play favorites with any side in the crisis.

Lavrov’s comments came on the same day that Syrian Defense Minister Gen. Daoud Rajha was killed by a suicide bombing attack at a national security building in Damascus. His deputy – Assad’s brother-in-law Assef Shawkat – was also mortally wounded by the blast.

Operation Damascus Volcano – as the rebels have dubbed their assault – has been announced, Lavrov conceded. However, it would amount to “direct support for the revolutionary movement” if the international community passes a resolution that “unilaterally forbids the government from responding [to the increasing violence]."

Moscow hopes the masterminds of the terrorist attack in Damascus will be punished.

"Moscow strongly condemns all forms and manifestations of terrorism," Foreign Ministry spokesman Alexander Lukashevich said on Wednesday. "We hope the masterminds of the terrorist attack in Damascus will be found and brought to justice."

"We see what happened as another attempt to further destabilize the situation in Syria," he added

Meanwhile, Lavrov reiterated Moscow’s firm stance that it would not support sanctions against the Syrian government.

"If it is a revolution, the United Nations should have nothing to do with that," Lavrov emphasized. "We will see as the discussions continue," but Russia cannot approve the beginning of sanctions under Chapter VII of the United Nations Charter, he added.

Moscow has proposed that UN/Arab League Special Envoy to Syria Kofi Annan once again convene an action group for resolving the situation in Syria. Annan, who was in the Russian capital on Tuesday for talks with President Putin, said he welcomed the idea of further talks, Lavrov said.

"We have proposed to Kofi Annan that he once again convene the so-called action group,” the minister told reporters in Moscow.

At the same time, Lavrov repreated Moscow’s view that Iran and Saudi Arabia should also participate in the talks.

Meanwhile, Deputy Foreign Minister Gennady Gatilov commented over social media that a rise in terrorist militant activity in Syria at a time when the United Nations Security Council is discussing the situation is a dangerous trend.

"A dangerous trend: while the UN SC is discussing the settlement of the Syrian crisis, militants are intensifying terror attacks, disrupting all attempts," Gatilov wrote on Twitter on Wednesday.

Syrian militants hinder peace settlement – Russian Foreign Ministry

Moscow has accused the West of inciting the Syrian opposition after a blast killed the defense minister and President Bashar al-Assad's brother-in-law. Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov said on Wednesday that “instead of calming the opposition down, some of our partners are inciting it to go on,” RIA Novosti cites him as saying. Deputy Foreign Minister Gennady Gatilov described as a “dangerous trend” the rise in militant activity in Syria. “While the UN Security Council is discussing the settlement of the Syrian crisis, militants are intensifying terror attacks, disrupting all attempts," the diplomat wrote on Twitter on Wednesday.

Fonte: www.rt.com

AGGIORNAMENTO DELLE VITTIME:
SONO 4:

Defense Minister Gen. Daoud Rajha
Assad’s brother-in-law Assef Shawkat
Syrian General Hassan Turkmani – a former defense minister and senior military official –
Interior Minister Mohammad al-Shaar

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Four key Syrian military officials including Defense Minister Gen. Daoud Rajha and Assad’s brother-in-law Assef Shawkat, who served as his deputy, were killed at the top-level meeting in central Damascus.

Syrian General Hassan Turkmani – a former defense minister and senior military official – and Interior Minister Mohammad al-Shaar have died from wounds sustained in the blast.

Another prominent governmental figure targeted by the attack is Syrian intelligence chief Hisham Bekhtyar. Bekhtyar is currently undergoing surgery for injuries sustained in the blast, a security source told Reuters.

A number of attendees received serious injuries, and some of them remain in critical condition, the agency reported.

It has been confirmed by the Free Syrian Army (FSA) groups inside Damascus that Maher al-Assad, the president’s younger brother and the commander of the Army's elite Fourth Armored Division, was also injured.

The “confirmed” information the FSA claims they received suggests that he is most likely being treated by his personal medical team at the Presidential palace or at a secret location.

“We have been able to hear the sound of this explosion and we have to admit that is was a very intense and massive blast,” RT’s Maria Finoshina reported from Damascus.

She said the blast occurred in a traditionally safe and calm upscale region where many government buildings are located.

“So of course security has been very tight, specifically in this area,” Finoshina says.

There have also been multiple reports saying more explosions have been heard at an army base in Damascus.

Reuters has reported about five blasts close to the military base.

However, there have not been any official comments confirming the latest information.

The bomber who detonated the explosive worked as a bodyguard for President Bashar Assad’s inner circle, the news agency cites its sources as saying.

A Syrian rebel Islamist group, Liwa Al-Islam, has claimed responsibility for the attack, saying in a statement on Facebook that it "targeted the cell called the crisis control room in the capital of Damascus."

It has been confirmed by the group’s spokesman Qassim Saadedine by phone.

A rebel commander identified as Riyad al-Assad says the bomb was planted inside a room where senior government officials were meeting. However, he denied information which suggested the deadly blast was a suicide bombing.

The Syrian government put the blame for the "terrorist bomb attack" on "hired hands" and pledged to pursue perpetrators and wipe out "criminal gangs," state TV reported.

A meeting of Syrian ministers and security officials was taking place on the premises at the time of the blast. Several top Syrian officials have been badly wounded by the bombing. The area around the national security building in Rawda district has been cordoned off.

Damascus has already appointed a new defense minister, state TV reports. Gen Fahad Jassim al-Freij, who was previously the chief of staff of the armed forces, will now take the top cabinet post.

It is the highest-profile killing of a Syrian official during the 17-month-long conflict in the country. Earlier lower-ranking officials and military officers had reportedly been killed or abducted by the armed opposition.

The attack comes amid a major armed opposition offensive in the city. The fourth day of fighting has seen gunfights erupting within sight of Bashar Assad’s presidential palace.

The violence comes ahead of a UN Security Council session which is tasked with deciding whether to prolong an observer mission in Syria before it expires on Friday. All members agree that the mission should continue its work, but differ on the wording of a resolution which would allow it happen.

Following the killing of the Syrian officials, international envoy Kofi Annan asked to postpone voting on a UN-backed Syria resolution, which had been scheduled for Wednesday.

Moscow has noticed a “dangerous pattern”, whereby discussions over a resolution of the Syrian conflict in the United Nations Security Council are met with ramped up operations on the part of militants.
"A dangerous pattern [has emerged]: when the UN Security Council debates resolving the crisis in Syria, militants launch attacks, tearing down all attempts [at a peaceful settlement],"

Russia’s Deputy Foreign Minister Gennady Gatilov posted on Twitter.

WASHINGTON – Un analista militare americano ha detto che in caso di un eventuale attacco militare contro l’Iran da parte di Israele, Teheran sarà in grado di sbaragliare rapidamente l’esercito israeliano che è già colpito da un alto tasso di dissenso interno. In un articolo pubblicato sul sito web di Press TV, Gordon Duff, ha osservato che in caso di un intervento militare contro l’Iran, l’esercito israeliano sarà facilmente spazzato via dagli iraniani, perché non ha capacità di operare logisticamente ed è già di fronte ad una popolazione che chiede al governo la fine del servizio militare obbligatorio. L’analista ha reso noto che fino al 50 per cento dei giovani israeliani si rifiutano di prestare il servizio militare dal quale gli ebrei ultraortodossi sono già esenti. Duff aggiunge inoltre che Israele temendo dall’Iran, fa tutto il possibile per coinvolgere altri paesi in un conflitto contro il paese asiatico.

DAMASCO – L’attentato di Damasco in cui sono rimasti uccisi diversi ministri e collaboratori del presidente Assad è “l’ultimo capitolo della cospirazione americana-occidentale-israeliana contro la Siria“. E’ quanto afferma alla televisione nazionale il ministro dell’Informazione siriano, Al Zubi. Questi Paesi, aggiunge, “hanno commesso l’errore di non prendere in considerazione la forza dell’esercito e del popolo siriani“. Mosca condanna l’attentato e parla di un “tentativo di destabilizzare“. La Lega araba ha fissato per domenica a Doha una riunione di emergenza.

BEIRUT – La Resistenza libanese ha decretato tre giorni di lutto per l’assassinio del ministro della Difesa siriano e le sanguinose conseguenze dell’attentato terroristico ai danni della sede della Sicurezza nazionale siriana nel cuore di Damasco. Ad annunciarlo, stando a Naharnet, è stato il vice segretario generale di Hezbollah Naem Qassem. In serata, è stato reso noto, il leader di Hezbollah Seyyed Hassan Nasrallah terrà un discorso.

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