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quote:74 persons turn themselves in to authorities in Homs, Damascus countryside
Mar 23, 2014
74 gunmen, 41 in Homs old city and 33 in Damascus countryside, turned themselves in and handed their weapons to authorities, sources in Homs and Damascus countryside told SANA on Sunday.
The sources added that the cases of the gunmen were settled after they pledged not to perpetrate any acts that affect Syria’s security.
460 persons have given themselves up and handed over their weapons to authorities since February 27th till March 18th in Damascus countryside.
On Saturday, 21 gunmen gave themselves up and handed over their weapons to authorities in the neighborhoods of the old city of Homs
Wat dat betreft ben jij net Kim Jong Un die jij zo veel haat hé? My way or the highway.quote:Op maandag 24 maart 2014 08:07 schreef firefly3 het volgende:
Mensen hebben hier allemaal een grote mond richting het westen, maar wonen stiekem wel hier.
Maar nee bedankt. Ik leef hier in het Westen, niet zo heel stiekem en ik blijf heel veel kritiek hebben op het Westen. Weet je waarom? Omdat we niet in Noord-fokking-Korea leven, Kim. Voortaan heet jij Kim.
Spijtig, mogen hij in vrede rusten.quote:
Mihrac Ural, verantwoordelijk voor de Baniyas slachting is dood.
Als je het wat minder emotioneel had gebracht, was dit best een goede reactie.quote:Op maandag 24 maart 2014 11:18 schreef Peunage het volgende:
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Wat dat betreft ben jij net Kim Jong Un die jij zo veel haat hé? My way or the highway.
Maar nee bedankt. Ik leef hier in het Westen, niet zo heel stiekem en ik blijf heel veel kritiek hebben op het Westen. Weet je waarom? Omdat we niet in Noord-fokking-Korea leven, Kim. Voortaan heet jij Kim.
Het mooie aan in het westen leven is inderdaad de vrijheid van meningsuiting.
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Spijtig, mogen hij in vrede rusten.
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Ga jij nog een keer met deftige argumenten komen, of ben jij alleen maar instaat om als een of andere hysterische mafklapper smileys te posten?quote:
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http://www.armradio.am/en(...)churches-desecrated/quote:
The Armenian populated villages of Kessab, Syria were the target of three days of brutal cross-border attacks from Turkey by al-Qaeda affiliated armed bands, which have cost 80 lives and forced the civilian population of the area to flee to neighboring hills, with many seeking safe-haven in the nearby cities of Latakia and Basit, Asbarez reports.
In a written statement, the Armenian National Committee—International, condemned the attacks and Turkey’s active role in aiding and abetting extremist groups in their targeted attacks against the Christian and minority populations in Syria. “For months, we have warned the international community of the imminent threat posed by extremist foreign fighters against the Christian minority population in Syria,” noted the ANC-I statement. “These vicious and unprompted attacks against the Armenian-populated town and villages of Kessab are the latest examples of this violence, actively encouraged by neighboring Turkey. We call upon all states with any influence in the Syrian conflict to use all available means to stop these attacks against the peaceful civilian population of Kessab, to allow them to return to their homes in safety and security. In the last one hundred years, this is the third time that the Armenians are being forced to leave Kessab and in all three cases, Turkey is the aggressor or on the side of the aggressors.”
According to news reports, the armed incursion began on Friday, March 21, 2014, at 5:45a.m., with rebels associated with Al-Qaeda’s al-Nusra Front, Sham al-Islam and Ansar al-Sham crossing the Turkish border and attacking the Armenian civilian population of Kessab. The attackers immediately seized two guard posts overlooking Kessab, including a strategic hill known as Observatory 45 and later took over the border crossing point with Turkey. Snipers targeted the civilian population and launched mortar attacks on the town and the surrounding villages.
According to eyewitness accounts, the attackers crossed the Turkish border with Syria openly passing through Turkish military barracks. According to Turkish media reports, the attackers carried their injured back to Turkey for treatment in the town of Yayladagi.
Some 670 Armenian families, the majority of the population of Kessab, were evacuated by the local Armenian community leadership to safer areas in neighboring Basit and Latakia. Ten to fifteen families with relations too elderly to move were either unable to leave or chose to stay in their homes.
On Saturday, March 22, Syrian troops launched a counteroffensive in an attempt to regain the border crossing point, eye-witnesses and state media reported. However, on Sunday, March 23, the extremist groups once again entered the town of Kessab, took the remaining Armenian families hostage, desecrated the town’s three Armenian churches, pillaging local residences and occupying the town and surrounding villages.
Located in the northwestern corner of Syria, near the border with Turkey, Kessab had, until very recently evaded major battles in the Syrian conflict. The local Armenian population had increased in recently years with the city serving as safe-haven for those fleeing from the war-torn cities of Yacubiye, Rakka and Aleppo.
Assad Regime Protests Turkey’s Involvement to UN
The latest onslaught on Kessab has prompted Syrian President Bashar al-Assad’s government to protest to the United Nations that Turkey was providing cover to rebels crossing the border from its territory. In a message to UN Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon, Damascus demanded that the Security Council denounce what it called a terrorist attack on Syrian territory.
Syrian state television made reference to the fighting in a breaking news alert, saying the army was “tackling attempts by terrorist gangs to infiltrate from Turkish territory and attack border crossings in northern Latakia province.”
Turkey Downs Syrian Fighter Jet
On March 23, Turkey said its fighter jets shot down a Syrian jet after it crossed into Turkish airspace.
Syria denied that its jet had violated Turkish airspace and, according to Agence France-Presse, accused Turkey of “a flagrant act of aggression that is evidence of Erdoğan’s support for terrorist groups.” The MIG-23 jets were reportedly flying a support mission to assist ground forces repelling extremist fighters which had infiltrated from Turkey into Kessab.
“The international community should restrain Turkey to stop this and similar anti-Armenian operations and in general it antagonistic policy against Armenia and the Armenian people,” concludes the ANC International’s statement.
"But the age of chivalry is gone; that of sophisters, economists, and calculators has succeeded, and the glory of Europe is extinguished forever."- Edmund Burke
Ik had er gewoon geen woorden voor dat je Mihrac Ural die duizenden Sunnis heeft afgeslacht ophemelt.quote:
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Ga jij nog een keer met deftige argumenten komen, of ben jij alleen maar instaat om als een of andere hysterische mafklapper smileys te posten?
Hoe is hij doodgegaan. Is hij gepakt en onthoofd door ISIS.quote:
Mihrac Ural, verantwoordelijk voor de Baniyas slachting is dood.
Hij was een vechter tegen moslimextremisme..quote:
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Ik had er gewoon geen woorden voor dat je Mihrac Ural die duizenden Sunnis heeft afgeslacht ophemelt.
Een goede moslimextremist is een dode moslimextremist.
Moet jij je broeders en zusters niet gaan helpen in Centraal Afrika?quote:
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Hoe is hij doodgegaan. Is hij gepakt en onthoofd door ISIS.
Tja, wat moet je hier nu van zeggen.quote:
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http://www.armradio.am/en(...)churches-desecrated/
Eigenlijk wel ja maar ik ben er niet tot in staat. Ik wil niet helemaal naar Centraal-Afrika afreizen.quote:
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Moet jij je broeders en zusters niet gaan helpen in Centraal Afrika?
Wie steun jij daar trouwens de Christenen die daar de Moslims afslachten of de onschuldige Moslims.
Ik steun de burgers die niets meer hebben.quote:
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Eigenlijk wel ja maar ik ebn er niet to in staat. Ik wil niet helemaal naar Centraal-Afrika afreizen.
Wie steun jij daar trouwens de Christenen die daar de Moslims afslachten of de onschuldige Moslims.
Het is alleen wel een logische reactie van de christenen om nu keihard terug te slaan. De moslim-rebellen zijn begonnen.
Het is minder emotioneel dan je denkt hoor. Ik ga hem voortaan echt Kim noemen.quote:
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Als je het wat minder emotioneel had gebracht, was dit best een goede reactie.
Het mooie aan in het westen leven is inderdaad de vrijheid van meningsuiting.
Dat zijn loze beschuldigingen.quote:
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Ik had er gewoon geen woorden voor dat je Mihrac Ural die duizenden Sunnis heeft afgeslacht ophemelt.
Maar ja, een aparte vent is dat. Hij komt uit Antakya, heeft een Turkstalige facebookpagina met enorm veel foto's van zichzelf en zijn aanhang is ook allemaal Turks (Arabisch). Dat terwijl hij in Syrië actief is en je zou verwachten dat hij daar aanhang zou hebben.
"But the age of chivalry is gone; that of sophisters, economists, and calculators has succeeded, and the glory of Europe is extinguished forever."- Edmund Burke
Oh you.....quote:Op maandag 24 maart 2014 11:56 schreef Peunage het volgende:
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Het is minder emotioneel dan je denkt hoor. Ik ga hem voortaan echt Kim noemen.
Hij was gewoon een strijder tegen het moslimextremisme, ieder mens met een normaal verstand steunt zo,n iemand.quote:
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Dat zijn loze beschuldigingen.
Maar ja, een aparte vent is dat. Hij komt uit Antakya, heeft een Turkstalige facebookpagina met enorm veel foto's van zichzelf en zijn aanhang is ook allemaal Turks (Arabisch). Dat terwijl hij in Syrië actief is en je zou verwachten dat hij daar aanhang zou hebben.
Twenty-six people, most of them civilians, have been killed in 12 days of clashes between pro- and anti-Damascus fighters in Lebanon's second city Tripoli, a security source told AFP Monday.
Snipers from both sides were still deployed in flashpoint areas of the northern port city, as the fighting subsided on Monday for the first time in nearly two weeks.
Tripoli has seen intense sectarian clashes since the war in neighbouring Syria erupted three years ago, with gunmen from the Sunni district of Bab al-Tebbaneh battling fighters in the Alawite area of Jabal Mohsen.
"Twenty-six people have been killed in 12 days of fighting, and 135 others injured," the security source said, speaking on condition of anonymity.
The dead were 18 residents of Sunni Bab al-Tebbaneh, including six fighters, and seven residents of Jabal Mohsen, including three combatants.
In addition, a soldier was killed, said the source, adding that two children and two disabled people were among the civilians killed.
On Sunday, amid a relative calm, the army raided several homes, hunting for militants.
Shops and schools in the flashpoint neighbourhoods remained closed on Monday, but they reopened across the rest of the city for the first time in days.
The international highway from Tripoli to Syria was also reopened Monday, but roads linking the city's warring neighbourhoods remain sealed off.
The army has been deployed in Tripoli for several weeks to try to bring peace to the flashpoint districts, but troops have repeatedly come under fire.
Lawmakers from the city have called the latest round of fighting "a war of attrition".
Dominated by Damascus for nearly 30 years, Lebanon is deeply divided over the war in neighbouring Syria. Hezbollah and its allies support President Bashar al-Assad, and the Sunni-led opposition backs the revolt.
Hundreds of people have been killed in Syria-related violence in Lebanon in the past three years
http://uk.news.yahoo.com/(...)1621934.html#EDu05EN
Snipers from both sides were still deployed in flashpoint areas of the northern port city, as the fighting subsided on Monday for the first time in nearly two weeks.
Tripoli has seen intense sectarian clashes since the war in neighbouring Syria erupted three years ago, with gunmen from the Sunni district of Bab al-Tebbaneh battling fighters in the Alawite area of Jabal Mohsen.
"Twenty-six people have been killed in 12 days of fighting, and 135 others injured," the security source said, speaking on condition of anonymity.
The dead were 18 residents of Sunni Bab al-Tebbaneh, including six fighters, and seven residents of Jabal Mohsen, including three combatants.
In addition, a soldier was killed, said the source, adding that two children and two disabled people were among the civilians killed.
On Sunday, amid a relative calm, the army raided several homes, hunting for militants.
Shops and schools in the flashpoint neighbourhoods remained closed on Monday, but they reopened across the rest of the city for the first time in days.
The international highway from Tripoli to Syria was also reopened Monday, but roads linking the city's warring neighbourhoods remain sealed off.
The army has been deployed in Tripoli for several weeks to try to bring peace to the flashpoint districts, but troops have repeatedly come under fire.
Lawmakers from the city have called the latest round of fighting "a war of attrition".
Dominated by Damascus for nearly 30 years, Lebanon is deeply divided over the war in neighbouring Syria. Hezbollah and its allies support President Bashar al-Assad, and the Sunni-led opposition backs the revolt.
Hundreds of people have been killed in Syria-related violence in Lebanon in the past three years
http://uk.news.yahoo.com/(...)1621934.html#EDu05EN
Syrian rebel forces allegedly claimed a key village on the Turkish border Monday, according to Agence France Presse.
The Syrian Observatory for Human Rights published information saying that the opposition rebels were in "full control" of the border crossing with Turkey, Kasab, representing the first successful "victory" by the rebels in the regime-controlled Latakia province.
"The rebel fighters are in control of Kasab's main square. There is fighting on the edges of Kasab, but the rebels are in control of the village now," said Observatory director Rami Abdel Rahman.
However, some sources suggest that the rebel victory is not yet certain.
"The situation is unclear, the fighting continues, and neither side is in control of the village," according to AFP's source.
Regime and opposition fighters have been fighting at Kasab in Syrian President Bashar Al Assad's "Alawite heartland" for four straight days. At least 130 regime and opposition fighters died in the clashes on Saturday and Sunday alone.
On Sunday, the Turkish army gunned down gunned down a Syrian government warplane involved in the battle, with Ankara claiming that it had entered Turkish airspace.
The incident has re-sparked tensions between Ankara and Damascus, with Assad describing the incident as a "flagrant act of aggression."
Turkish warplanes previously gunned down a Syrian government helicopter in September that was two kilometers inside its airspace.
http://www.albawaba.com/conflict-syria/syria-turkey-563666
Hopelijk dat die rebellen heel snel worden verdreven.
The Syrian Observatory for Human Rights published information saying that the opposition rebels were in "full control" of the border crossing with Turkey, Kasab, representing the first successful "victory" by the rebels in the regime-controlled Latakia province.
"The rebel fighters are in control of Kasab's main square. There is fighting on the edges of Kasab, but the rebels are in control of the village now," said Observatory director Rami Abdel Rahman.
However, some sources suggest that the rebel victory is not yet certain.
"The situation is unclear, the fighting continues, and neither side is in control of the village," according to AFP's source.
Regime and opposition fighters have been fighting at Kasab in Syrian President Bashar Al Assad's "Alawite heartland" for four straight days. At least 130 regime and opposition fighters died in the clashes on Saturday and Sunday alone.
On Sunday, the Turkish army gunned down gunned down a Syrian government warplane involved in the battle, with Ankara claiming that it had entered Turkish airspace.
The incident has re-sparked tensions between Ankara and Damascus, with Assad describing the incident as a "flagrant act of aggression."
Turkish warplanes previously gunned down a Syrian government helicopter in September that was two kilometers inside its airspace.
http://www.albawaba.com/conflict-syria/syria-turkey-563666
Hopelijk dat die rebellen heel snel worden verdreven.
Al hamdoulilah. Eindelijkquote:
Mihrac Ural, verantwoordelijk voor de Baniyas slachting is dood.
Oorlog is de verderzetting van de politiek maar met andere middelen - Clausewitz
Zijn facebookpagina is een verzamelplaats voor Erdogan haters, Ché aanbidders en mensen die de Dersim slachting afkeuren maar tegelijkertijd dwepen met Atatürk.quote:
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Hij was gewoon een strijder tegen het moslimextremisme, ieder mens met een normaal verstand steunt zo,n iemand.
Best wel apart om eens door te bladeren...
"But the age of chivalry is gone; that of sophisters, economists, and calculators has succeeded, and the glory of Europe is extinguished forever."- Edmund Burke
Tja, het interesseert mij allemaal vrij weinig hoe schizofreen die kerel was.quote:
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Zijn facebookpagina is een verzamelplaats voor Erdogan haters, Ché aanbidders en mensen die de Dersim slachting afkeuren maar tegelijkertijd dwepen met Atatürk.
Best wel apart...
Zijn visie op moslimextremisme was goed.
