A fragile cease-fire brokered by the UN envoy Kofi Annan took hold in Syria today. The government forces appeared to have halted attacks on opposition. Based on its agreement with Mr. Annan, the government also has to pull troops back to barracks, a move that has not yet materialized. Annan's plan calls for the deployment of international observers and talks on a political transition once a truce is in place.
Source: AP, 12 April 2012
It will fail and the Syrian freedom fighters will rearm and regroup.
ReplyDeleteAssad is a goner and so is his main backer the Islamic fascist regime.
What started as a civil movement with democratic aspirations have now become ,an insurgency.
ReplyDeleteRivallary between Qatari,Saudis,Turks Iranians and the west will aflame yet another country in a bloody Civil war this is sad!Friends of Syria you should be ashamed of yourselves!
Anon 8:36 AM
ReplyDeleteYeah right, keep drinking the kool-aid.
Anon 12;45 AM
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