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Mais de 60 jovens executados na Síria

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Duration: 0:59
Updated: 29 Jan 2013

Os corpos de pelo menos 68 jovens sírios foram encontrados nesta terça-feira em um bairro rebelde de Aleppo. Eles foram retirados do rio Quweiq que separa Bustane el-Kasr e Ansari.

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Dozens of bodies found 'executed' in Syria

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Duration: 1:59
Updated: 29 Jan 2013

Dozens of bodies found 'executed' in Syria The bodies of at least 80 young men and boys, all executed with a single gunshot to the head or neck, have been found in a river in the Syrian city of Aleppo, a watchdog and rebels said. The London-based Syrian Observatory for Human Rights said at least 65 bodies were found in the Quweiq River, which separates the Bustan al-Qasr district from Ansari in the southwest of the city, but that the toll could rise significantly. A Free Syrian Army fighter at the scene said the death toll is higher, pointing out that many more bodies were still being dragged from the water, in a rebel-held area. "Until now we have recovered 68 bodies, some of them just teens," said Captain Abu Sada, adding that all of them had been "executed by the regime." "But there must be more than 100. There are still many in the water, and we are trying to recover them." A senior government security source said many of the victims were from Bustan al-Qasr and had been reported kidnapped earlier. He accused "terrorists" of carrying out the executions and spreading propaganda to deflect responsibility. "They were kidnapped by terrorist groups, who some are accusing of being pro-regime, and executed last night in a park in Bustan al-Qasr under their control," the source said by telephone. "Now these terrorist groups are creating a media campaign, showing the bodies being recovered from the Quweiq River in an area under their control." "It has been confirmed that a number of the victims had been abducted by armed terrorist groups and their families had made repeated attempts to negotiate their releases." "We will disclose the identities of those killed as soon as we are able to secure the bodies, which is a difficult process since the area is in the hands of terrorist groups," the source said. A volunteer said as he helped load one of the bodies on a truck: "We don't know who they are because there was no ID on them. Abu Sada said they would be taken to the hospital at Zarzur where relatives could seek to identify them. "Those who are not identified will be buried in a common grave," noting that some were unrecognisable because of the impact of the bullet. Meanwhile, people were gathering at the bank seeking lost relatives. "My brother disappeared weeks ago when he was crossing (through) the regime-held zone, and we don't know where he is or what has become of him," said Mohammed Abdel Aziz, as he looked at the mud-covered bodies one by one. "They could have been executed a couple of days ago and the current brought the bodies this far," an FSA fighter, Abu Anas, said. The 129-kilometre river originates in Turkey to the north and flows to the southwest of Aleppo, traversing both regime and rebel-held areas. "This is not the first time that we have found the bodies of people executed, but so many, never," he says numbly, as he examines the body of a boy of about 12 with a gunshot wound to the back of the neck. "The shabiha (pro-government militia) seize people crossing the checkpoint.... and they torture and execute many of them," said Abu Anas. All look to be young men, some teens, wearing jeans, button-up shirts and sneakers.

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18+ Syria - Assad Forces Massacre 80 Aleppo Residents - Kidnapped, Killed, Dumped by River 1-29-13

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Duration: 1:15
Updated: 30 Jan 2013

18+ Adults Only - Warning - Not for Shock - Contains Graphic Images - Documentation of Crimes Against Humanity Committed by Syria Dictator Bashar Assad as he orders his army to kidnap and murder up to 100 local Aleppo males in Bustan Al Qasr area. Syria River Massacre in Bustan Al Qasr - Assad Kidnaps, Kills up to100 Young Men 1-29-13 Aleppo 21 29 1 Aleppo أوغاريت حلب و بحث الأهالي عن أولادهم بين جثث مجزرة النهر.flv BEIRUT (Reuters) - At least 65 people, apparently shot in the head, were found dead with their hands bound in a district of the northern Syrian city of Aleppo on Tuesday, activists said. The British-based Syrian Observatory for Human Rights, which says it provides objective information about casualties on both sides of Syria's war from a network of monitors, said the death toll could rise as high as 80. It was not clear who had carried out the killings. Opposition activists posted a video of a man filming at least 51 muddied male bodies alongside what they said was the Queiq River in the rebel-held Bustan al-Qasr neighborhood of Aleppo. The bodies had gunshot wounds to their heads, and their hands were bound. Blood was seeping from their heads and some of them appeared to be young, possibly teenagers, and dressed in jeans, shirts and sneakers. The Queiq River rises in Turkey and travels through government-held districts of Aleppo before it reaches Bustan al-Qasr. "They were killed only because they are Muslims," said a bearded man in another video said to have been filmed in central Bustan al-Qasr after the bodies were removed from the river. A pickup truck with a pile of corpses was parked behind him. It is hard for Reuters to verify such reports from inside Syria because of restrictions on independent media. Government forces and rebels in Syria have both been accused by human rights groups of carrying out summary executions in the 22-month-old conflict, which has claimed more than 60,000 lives. Rebels pushed into Aleppo, Syria's most populous city, over the summer, but are stuck in a stalemate with government forces. The city is divided roughly in half between the two sides. The revolt started as a peaceful protest movement against more than four decades of rule by President Bashar al-Assad and his family, but turned into an armed rebellion after a government crackdown. More than 700,000 people have fled, the United Nations says.18+ Syria River Massacre - Parents Look for Sons, Relatives Among Victims 1-29-13 Assad War Crimes حلب __ الأهالي يبحثون بين شهداء مجزرة نهر قويق 29-1-2013 2.flv 18+ Syria River Massacre - Dictator Kidnaps, Kills 100 Young Men in Bustan Al Qasr 1-29-13 Family members arrived in their hundreds to identify missing sons, saying many had disappeared after crossing from rebel-held territory in Aleppo into regime areas on the other side of the river. Residents said that there had been an attempt by the government to reclaim Bustan al-Qasr the day before, and that in the fight rebels had killed several soldiers. "When this happened, the loyalist militias that have formed checkpoints on the government side started arresting people whose identity cards showed they were from liberated areas," said one, Wael Ibrahim, 30. "It is clear they were not being kept in a prison because they still have their belts on their clothes and these are removed usually before people are put in jail." Regime sources blamed the rebels for the deaths, saying those killed had been "abducted by terrorists" and that their relatives had been trying to negotiate their release. But that was not the story told by the relatives choosing the bodies for burial. "I hope that Bashar al-Assad and all his family are killed in the same way, and that they go missing like dogs," screamed one old woman, from the crowd. 18+ Syria River Massacre in Aleppo - Dictator Kidnaps, Kills up to 100 in Bustan Al Qasr 1-29-13 Queiq River The Queiq (also Qoueiq,[1] Quweiq or Qoueiq (Arabic: قويق‎ quwayq [quˈwajq]; North Syrian vernacular: ʼwēʼ [ʔwɛːʔ]) (anient Chalos), also called Aleppo River is a river and valley of the Aleppo Governorate, Syria and Turkey. It is a 129 kilometres (80 mi)-long

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Aleppo Massacre - 80 Bodies Found by Quweiq River

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Duration: 2:14
Updated: 31 Jan 2013

This footage, uploaded by Syrian activists on January 29, 2013. It depicts the aftermath of a massacre in Aleppo. Between 71 and 80 bodies were found along the Quweiq river in the Bustan al-Qasr neighborhood of Aleppo. According to local activists, their hands had been bound, and each had been shot in the head. Forces loyal to Bashar al-Assad are widely believed to be responsible.

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Visión 7: Masacre en Siria: Hallaron 65 cadáveres en un río de Alepo

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Duration: 3:57
Updated: 30 Jan 2013

Columna de Política Internacional de Pedro Brieger. El opositor Observatorio Sirio de Derechos Humanos (OSDH) denunció que los cuerpos pertenecían a hombres jóvenes que fueron fusilados con un tiro en la cabeza y luego arrojados al río Quweiq. Además, no se descartó que el número aumente hasta 100. El canal separa dos barrios controlados por el ejército rebelde en la ciudad de Alepo, donde se registró el último gran enfrentamiento con las fuerzas armadas del gobierno de Bashir Al Assad. La autoría de los asesinatos quedó en una acusación cruzada entre las fuerzas del oficialismo y la oposición. Emitido por Visión 7, noticiero de la TV Pública argentina, el martes 29 de enero de 2013. http://www.tvpublica.com.ar

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18+ Syria River Massacre - Dictator Kidnaps, Kills up to 100 in Bustan Al Qasr 1-29-13

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Duration: 2:51
Updated: 29 Jan 2013

18+ Adults Only - Warning - Not for Shock - Contains Graphic Images - Documentation of Crimes Against Humanity Committed by Syria Dictator Bashar Assad as he orders his army to kidnap and murder up to 100 local Aleppo males in Bustan Al Qasr area. Syria River Massacre in Bustan Al Qasr - Assad Kidnaps, Kills up to100 Young Men 1-29-13 Aleppo 21 29 1 Aleppo أوغاريت حلب و بحث الأهالي عن أولادهم بين جثث مجزرة النهر.flv Family members arrived in their hundreds to identify missing sons, saying many had disappeared after crossing from rebel-held territory in Aleppo into regime areas on the other side of the river. Residents said that there had been an attempt by the government to reclaim Bustan al-Qasr the day before, and that in the fight rebels had killed several soldiers. "When this happened, the loyalist militias that have formed checkpoints on the government side started arresting people whose identity cards showed they were from liberated areas," said one, Wael Ibrahim, 30. "It is clear they were not being kept in a prison because they still have their belts on their clothes and these are removed usually before people are put in jail." Regime sources blamed the rebels for the deaths, saying those killed had been "abducted by terrorists" and that their relatives had been trying to negotiate their release. But that was not the story told by the relatives choosing the bodies for burial. "I hope that Bashar al-Assad and all his family are killed in the same way, and that they go missing like dogs," screamed one old woman, from the crowd. BEIRUT (Reuters) - At least 65 people, apparently shot in the head, were found dead with their hands bound in a district of the northern Syrian city of Aleppo on Tuesday, activists said. The British-based Syrian Observatory for Human Rights, which says it provides objective information about casualties on both sides of Syria's war from a network of monitors, said the death toll could rise as high as 80. It was not clear who had carried out the killings. Opposition activists posted a video of a man filming at least 51 muddied male bodies alongside what they said was the Queiq River in the rebel-held Bustan al-Qasr neighborhood of Aleppo. The bodies had gunshot wounds to their heads, and their hands were bound. Blood was seeping from their heads and some of them appeared to be young, possibly teenagers, and dressed in jeans, shirts and sneakers. The Queiq River rises in Turkey and travels through government-held districts of Aleppo before it reaches Bustan al-Qasr. "They were killed only because they are Muslims," said a bearded man in another video said to have been filmed in central Bustan al-Qasr after the bodies were removed from the river. A pickup truck with a pile of corpses was parked behind him. It is hard for Reuters to verify such reports from inside Syria because of restrictions on independent media. Government forces and rebels in Syria have both been accused by human rights groups of carrying out summary executions in the 22-month-old conflict, which has claimed more than 60,000 lives. Rebels pushed into Aleppo, Syria's most populous city, over the summer, but are stuck in a stalemate with government forces. The city is divided roughly in half between the two sides. The revolt started as a peaceful protest movement against more than four decades of rule by President Bashar al-Assad and his family, but turned into an armed rebellion after a government crackdown. More than 700,000 people have fled, the United Nations says.18+ Syria River Massacre - Parents Look for Sons, Relatives Among Victims 1-29-13 Assad War Crimes حلب __ الأهالي يبحثون بين شهداء مجزرة نهر قويق 29-1-2013 جـ2.flv Uploading your video. 18+ Syria - Assad Kidnaps, Kills 100 Sunni Males in Bustan Al Qasr River Massacre 1-29-13 Aleppo Dictator Bashar massacre young men Aleppo-Syria 18+ Syria River Massacre - Dictator Kidnaps, Kills 100 Young Men in Bustan Al Qasr 1-29-13 Dictator Bashar massacre young men Aleppo-Syria 2_3.flv Queiq River The Queiq (also Qoueiq,[1] Quweiq or Qoueiq (Arabic: قويق‎ quwayq [quˈwajq]; North Syrian vernacular: ʼwēʼ [ʔwɛːʔ]) (anient Chalos), also called Aleppo River is a river and valley of the Aleppo Governorate, Syria and Turkey. It is a 129 kilometres (80 mi)-long river that flows through the northern Syrian city of Aleppo.

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18+ Syria - Assad Kidnaps, Kills up to 100 Sunnis in Bustan Al Qasr River Massacre 1-29-13 Aleppo

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Duration: 2:06
Updated: 29 Jan 2013

18+ Adults Only - Warning - Not for Shock - Contains Graphic Images - Documentation of Crimes Against Humanity Committed by Syria Dictator Bashar Assad as he orders his army to kidnap and murder up to 100 local Aleppo males in Bustan Al Qasr area. Syria River Massacre in Bustan Al Qasr - Assad Kidnaps, Kills up to100 Young Men 1-29-13 Aleppo 21 29 1 Aleppo أوغاريت حلب و بحث الأهالي عن أولادهم بين جثث مجزرة النهر.flv Family members arrived in their hundreds to identify missing sons, saying many had disappeared after crossing from rebel-held territory in Aleppo into regime areas on the other side of the river. Residents said that there had been an attempt by the government to reclaim Bustan al-Qasr the day before, and that in the fight rebels had killed several soldiers. "When this happened, the loyalist militias that have formed checkpoints on the government side started arresting people whose identity cards showed they were from liberated areas," said one, Wael Ibrahim, 30. "It is clear they were not being kept in a prison because they still have their belts on their clothes and these are removed usually before people are put in jail." Regime sources blamed the rebels for the deaths, saying those killed had been "abducted by terrorists" and that their relatives had been trying to negotiate their release. But that was not the story told by the relatives choosing the bodies for burial. "I hope that Bashar al-Assad and all his family are killed in the same way, and that they go missing like dogs," screamed one old woman, from the crowd. BEIRUT (Reuters) - At least 65 people, apparently shot in the head, were found dead with their hands bound in a district of the northern Syrian city of Aleppo on Tuesday, activists said. The British-based Syrian Observatory for Human Rights, which says it provides objective information about casualties on both sides of Syria's war from a network of monitors, said the death toll could rise as high as 80. It was not clear who had carried out the killings. Opposition activists posted a video of a man filming at least 51 muddied male bodies alongside what they said was the Queiq River in the rebel-held Bustan al-Qasr neighborhood of Aleppo. The bodies had gunshot wounds to their heads, and their hands were bound. Blood was seeping from their heads and some of them appeared to be young, possibly teenagers, and dressed in jeans, shirts and sneakers. The Queiq River rises in Turkey and travels through government-held districts of Aleppo before it reaches Bustan al-Qasr. "They were killed only because they are Muslims," said a bearded man in another video said to have been filmed in central Bustan al-Qasr after the bodies were removed from the river. A pickup truck with a pile of corpses was parked behind him. It is hard for Reuters to verify such reports from inside Syria because of restrictions on independent media. Government forces and rebels in Syria have both been accused by human rights groups of carrying out summary executions in the 22-month-old conflict, which has claimed more than 60,000 lives. Rebels pushed into Aleppo, Syria's most populous city, over the summer, but are stuck in a stalemate with government forces. The city is divided roughly in half between the two sides. The revolt started as a peaceful protest movement against more than four decades of rule by President Bashar al-Assad and his family, but turned into an armed rebellion after a government crackdown. More than 700,000 people have fled, the United Nations says.18+ Syria River Massacre - Parents Look for Sons, Relatives Among Victims 1-29-13 Assad War Crimes حلب __ الأهالي يبحثون بين شهداء مجزرة نهر قويق 29-1-2013 جـ2.flv Uploading your video. 18+ Syria - Assad Kidnaps, Kills 100 Sunni Males in Bustan Al Qasr River Massacre 1-29-13 Aleppo Dictator Bashar massacre young men Aleppo-Syria Queiq River The Queiq (also Qoueiq,[1] Quweiq or Qoueiq (Arabic: قويق‎ quwayq [quˈwajq]; North Syrian vernacular: ʼwēʼ [ʔwɛːʔ]) (anient Chalos), also called Aleppo River is a river and valley of the Aleppo Governorate, Syria and Turkey. It is a 129 kilometres (80 mi)-long river that flows through the northern Syrian city of Aleppo.

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18+ Syria - Mass Murder in Bustan Al Qasr - Assad Kills up to 100 in River Massacre 1-29-13 - Aleppo

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Duration: 3:22
Updated: 29 Jan 2013

18+ Adults Only - Warning - Not for Shock - Contains Graphic Images - Documentation of Crimes Against Humanity Committed by Syria Dictator Bashar Assad as he orders his army to kidnap and murder up to 100 local Aleppo males in Bustan Al Qasr area. Syria River Massacre in Bustan Al Qasr - Assad Kidnaps, Kills up to100 Young Men 1-29-13 Aleppo 21 29 1 Aleppo أوغاريت حلب و بحث الأهالي عن أولادهم بين جثث مجزرة النهر.flv BEIRUT (Reuters) - At least 65 people, apparently shot in the head, were found dead with their hands bound in a district of the northern Syrian city of Aleppo on Tuesday, activists said. The British-based Syrian Observatory for Human Rights, which says it provides objective information about casualties on both sides of Syria's war from a network of monitors, said the death toll could rise as high as 80. It was not clear who had carried out the killings. Opposition activists posted a video of a man filming at least 51 muddied male bodies alongside what they said was the Queiq River in the rebel-held Bustan al-Qasr neighborhood of Aleppo. The bodies had gunshot wounds to their heads, and their hands were bound. Blood was seeping from their heads and some of them appeared to be young, possibly teenagers, and dressed in jeans, shirts and sneakers. The Queiq River rises in Turkey and travels through government-held districts of Aleppo before it reaches Bustan al-Qasr. "They were killed only because they are Muslims," said a bearded man in another video said to have been filmed in central Bustan al-Qasr after the bodies were removed from the river. A pickup truck with a pile of corpses was parked behind him. It is hard for Reuters to verify such reports from inside Syria because of restrictions on independent media. Government forces and rebels in Syria have both been accused by human rights groups of carrying out summary executions in the 22-month-old conflict, which has claimed more than 60,000 lives. Rebels pushed into Aleppo, Syria's most populous city, over the summer, but are stuck in a stalemate with government forces. The city is divided roughly in half between the two sides. The revolt started as a peaceful protest movement against more than four decades of rule by President Bashar al-Assad and his family, but turned into an armed rebellion after a government crackdown. More than 700,000 people have fled, the United Nations says.18+ Syria River Massacre - Parents Look for Sons, Relatives Among Victims 1-29-13 Assad War Crimes حلب __ الأهالي يبحثون بين شهداء مجزرة نهر قويق 29-1-2013 جـ2.flv Uploading your video. 18+ Syria - Assad Kidnaps, Kills 100 Sunni Males in Bustan Al Qasr River Massacre 1-29-13 Aleppo Dictator Bashar massacre young men Aleppo-Syria 18+ Syria River Massacre - Dictator Kidnaps, Kills 100 Young Men in Bustan Al Qasr 1-29-13 Dictator Bashar massacre young men Aleppo-Syria 2_ Family members arrived in their hundreds to identify missing sons, saying many had disappeared after crossing from rebel-held territory in Aleppo into regime areas on the other side of the river. Residents said that there had been an attempt by the government to reclaim Bustan al-Qasr the day before, and that in the fight rebels had killed several soldiers. "When this happened, the loyalist militias that have formed checkpoints on the government side started arresting people whose identity cards showed they were from liberated areas," said one, Wael Ibrahim, 30. "It is clear they were not being kept in a prison because they still have their belts on their clothes and these are removed usually before people are put in jail." Regime sources blamed the rebels for the deaths, saying those killed had been "abducted by terrorists" and that their relatives had been trying to negotiate their release. But that was not the story told by the relatives choosing the bodies for burial. "I hope that Bashar al-Assad and all his family are killed in the same way, and that they go missing like dogs," screamed one old woman, from the crowd. 18+ Syria River Massacre in Aleppo - Dictator Kidnaps, Kills up to 100 in Bustan Al Qasr 1-29-13 Queiq River The Queiq (also Qoueiq,[1] Quweiq or Qoueiq (Arabic: قويق‎ quwayq [quˈwajq]; North Syrian vernacular: ʼwēʼ [ʔwɛːʔ]) (anient Chalos), also called Aleppo River is a river and valley of the Aleppo Governorate, Syria and Turkey. It is a 129 kilometres (80 mi)-long river that flows through the northern Syrian city of Aleppo.

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紛争地シリアアレッポで多数の処刑遺体が発見される

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Duration: 0:36
Updated: 31 Jan 2013

【1月30日 AFP】内戦状態が続くシリアのアレッポ（Aleppo）で29日、市内を流れる川から若い男性78人の遺体が発見された。遺体は全て、1発の銃弾で処刑されていた。　反体制派の戦闘員によると、クワイク川（Quweiq River）にはこれ以外にも30体の遺体があるが、政権側の狙撃兵がいるために収容することができないという。「政権側は、（遺体が）われわれの支配地域に流れ着くよう、川に投げ捨てた。われわれが殺したと人々に思わせるために」　一方、ある治安当局者は「テロリスト」（シリア政府は反体制派をこう呼ぶ）の犯行だと述べ、犠牲者は反体制派が支配するブスタン・アルカスル（Bustan al-Qasr）地区で拉致された住民だとし、家族が解放の交渉を行ったが、夜のうちに殺害されたと語った。　犯行声明は今のところ出されていないが、国営シリア・アラブ通信（SANA）は、これら処刑を行ったのはイスラム聖戦士集団「アルヌスラ戦線（Al-Nusra Front）」だと伝えている。　アルヌスラ戦線は、シリアで行った一連の自爆攻撃でその悪名を最初に広めた後、国内各地の戦線で攻撃を指揮する強力な武装勢力へと成長した。その過激な戦術に加え、イラクを拠点とする国際テロ組織アルカイダ（Al-Qaeda）系グループとの関連が疑われていることから、米政府はテロ組織に指定している。　シリア人権監視団（Syrian Observatory for Human Rights）は今回見つかった遺体の数を65体としつつも、今後大幅に増える可能性があると警告している。同監視団によると、遺体は「20代で、頭部への1発の銃弾で処刑されていた。大半は両手を背中で縛られ、一般人の服装をしていた」。

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SHAMSEIN Report # 1: Syrian Army Victories, US Changing Strategy in Syria, and 11 Other Stories

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Duration: 49:02
Updated: 10 Feb 2013

This is the first weekly report from Eretz Zen Channel. The report is referred to as SHAMSEIN (Secular Home of Alternative Media from Syria - Exclusive & Independent News) or 'Two Suns' in Arabic. This week's stories are: 00:10 Victories of the Syrian Army in Key Towns Across Syria... Liberation of: Aqraba, Busra al-Harir, Daraya Key Areas, Hayaleen, Soueida, Jarniya, Budairij, Teebat al-Imam 10:55 US Admits Weapons Support to Terrorists in Syria & Now Favors Political Solution 13:41 The Quweiq River Tragedy & the Usual MSM Lies 16:21 Christians of Saidnaya, Syria Stand Strongly with Syrian Govt Against FSA 18:39 Women Fighting on Both Sides of the Conflict in Syria 22:46 FSA Terrorists Fail to Infiltrate Damascus 25:33 Tour of Several Syrian Army Checkpoints 27:42 FSA and Syria's Lost Childhood 34:22 Islamists Killed Chokri Belaïd: Secular Leader who Spoke the Truth about Syria 38:48 Belgian MP Laurent Louis Exposes Western Goals in Mali & Syria 41:06 Abu Hafs, the Sword-Waving Jihadist, Makes an Appearance in an Aleppo Mosque 42:20 FSA Terrorists Shoot at a Passenger Airplane... AGAIN! 43:53 FSA Terrorists Beat Women in Deraa, Syria Warning: Some footage may be graphic. (not for shock, 18+, viewer discretion advised, aimed only at documenting crimes by FSA terrorists in Syria)

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Hallados un centenar de cadáveres con tiros en la cabeza en un ...

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Duration: 0:26
Updated: 31 Jan 2013

Noticia: Hallados un centenar de cadáveres con tiros en la cabeza en un ... Miembros del Ejército Libre de Siria ELS y activistas de la oposición al régimen han hallado 108 cadáveres amontonados en la orilla del río Quweiq, en Bustan al Qaser, barrio situado en el suroeste de Alepo, provincia del norte de Siria. Los cuerpos Fuente Oficial: http://news.google.com/news/url?sa=t&fd;=R&usg;=AFQjCNHK9HQPFNAKNDP77e0

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Syria militants kill men execution style , video shows

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Duration: 0:44
Updated: 03 Feb 2013

by : syria news : https://www.facebook.com/syria.news.news Footage shows a group of foreign-backed militants in Syria kill four men in execution style, Press TV reports. The victims, who allegedly had links with Syrian security forces, were executed in the Bab al-Neirab neighborhood of the northwestern city of Aleppo. The video was posted by the Syrian Observatory for Human Rights, which is based in London. On January 29, Syrian security forces discovered the bodies of more than 80 people in the city. The bodies of young men and boys, killed execution-style, were found in the Quweiq River, southwest of Aleppo, which is under the control of the militants. A large number of similar executions have been carried out by the militant groups over the past months, drawing condemnation from human rights groups. However, the West and some regional countries that support the militants have failed to condemn the killings. The crisis began in Syria in March 2011. Many people, including large numbers of army and security personnel, have been killed ever since. On Saturday, an explosive device planted underneath a vehicle detonated near al-Hijaz Square in the capital, Damascus. One person was killed and two others injured in the bombing. The Syrian government says the West and its regional allies Qatar, Saudi Arabia, and Turkey are supporting the armed groups. There are also reports that a very large number of the militants are foreign nationals. Several international human rights organizations have also accused the militants of committing war crimes. The UN Refugee Agency said on February 1 that nearly 45,000 displaced Syrians were living in "appalling" conditions in an area of the north of the country held by militants.

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Free Syrian army vs al assad = 70.000 new graves

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Duration: 1:39
Updated: 14 Feb 2013

UN envoy says the country "is being destroyed bit by bit" as nearly 70 bodies of executed men are found in Aleppo. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- The Syrian conflict has reached "unprecedented levels of horror", Lakhdar Brahimi, the UN-Arab League envoy to Syria, has said in remarks that came just hours after dozens of people were found shot dead in Aleppo city in what is being called a "new massacre". A breakdown of total number of Syrian refugees (714,118) spread across neighbouring countries: He told the UN Security Council on Tuesday that it must now act to halt the carnage, epitomised in the latest instance by the nearly 70 young men and boys, each killed with a single bullet and dumped in a river in the conflict-wracked northern city. The London-based Syrian Observatory for Human Rights said at least 65 bodies were found in the Quweiq River, which separates the Bustan al-Qasr district from Ansari in the southwest of the city, but that the toll could rise significantly. Syrian rebels have blamed President Bashar al-Assad's government for the killings, but state media said an opposition faction was to blame. "The country is breaking up before everyone's eyes," Brahimi was quoted as saying by diplomats inside the closed-door meeting. He told the Security Council that "Syria is being destroyed bit by bit" and his mediation effort cannot go forward unless the council unites to push the Syrian government and opposition forces toward some compromise. Brahimi's warning came on a day international donors pledged about $1bn at a UN conference in Kuwait City for Syria's neighbours sheltering abouot 700,000 refugees. An additional $500m will be sought to finance humanitarian work for about four million Syrians inside their country. Kuwaiti pledge Kuwait's Emir Sheikh Sabah al-Ahmad Al Sabah inaugurated the conference with a pledge of $300m in aid for Syrians. "Due to the great sufferings of the Syrian people and to help ensure the success of the conference, I announce the Kuwaiti donation of $300m for the Syrian people," he said. Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates have each pledged $300m to the aid effort. Also addressing the conference, UN chief Ban Ki-moon called for urgent financial aid, warning that if funds were not forthcoming "more Syrians will die". "The situation in Syria is catastrophic," the UN chief said as he urged all parties to the conflict to "stop the killings".

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Envoy urges UN action over 'horror' in Syria

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Updated: 30 Jan 2013

UN and Arab League envoy Lakhdar Brahimi has told the Security Council that Syria is on the verge of "breaking up" and that his mediation effort could end unless the council unites to push opposing sides toward compromise. Syria's war has reached "unprecedented levels of horror", said UN-Arab League mediator Lakhdar Brahimi on Tuesday after dozens of men were found slaughtered just ahead of a donors' conference for the devastated country. Brahimi told the divided UN Security Council Tuesday it had to act immediately to halt the carnage epitomized by the at least 78 young men, each killed with a single bullet and dumped in the Quweiq River in the battlefront city of Aleppo. Hundreds of distressed people watched as muddied corpses were dredged from the river.

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Syria - Aleppo Protesters Protest Assad River Massacre 1-29-13 Manbej

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Duration: 2:22
Updated: 29 Jan 2013

Syria - Aleppo Protesters Condemn Assad for River Massacre 1-29-13 Manbej Family members arrived in their hundreds to identify missing sons, saying many had disappeared after crossing from rebel-held territory in Aleppo into regime areas on the other side of the river. Residents said that there had been an attempt by the government to reclaim Bustan al-Qasr the day before, and that in the fight rebels had killed several soldiers. "When this happened, the loyalist militias that have formed checkpoints on the government side started arresting people whose identity cards showed they were from liberated areas," said one, Wael Ibrahim, 30. "It is clear they were not being kept in a prison because they still have their belts on their clothes and these are removed usually before people are put in jail." Regime sources blamed the rebels for the deaths, saying those killed had been "abducted by terrorists" and that their relatives had been trying to negotiate their release. But that was not the story told by the relatives choosing the bodies for burial. "I hope that Bashar al-Assad and all his family are killed in the same way, and that they go missing like dogs," screamed one old woman, from the crowd. حلب - منبج __ مظاهرة تنديداً بمجزرة نهر قويق 29-1-2013م.flv Queiq River The Queiq (also Qoueiq,[1] Quweiq or Qoueiq (Arabic: قويق‎ quwayq [quˈwajq]; North Syrian vernacular: ʼwēʼ [ʔwɛːʔ]) (anient Chalos), also called Aleppo River is a river and valley of the Aleppo Governorate, Syria and Turkey. It is a 129 kilometres (80 mi)-long river that flows through the northern Syrian city of Aleppo.

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18+ Syria Bloodbath in Bustan Al Qasr as Assad Kidnaps, Kills 100 in Aleppo 1-29-13

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Updated: 29 Jan 2013

18+ Adults Only - Warning - Not for Shock - Contains Graphic Images - Documentation of Crimes Against Humanity Committed by Syria Dictator Bashar Assad as he orders his army to kidnap and murder up to 100 local Aleppo males in Bustan Al Qasr area. Syria River Massacre in Bustan Al Qasr - Assad Kidnaps, Kills up to100 Young Men 1-29-13 Aleppo 21 29 1 Aleppo أوغاريت حلب و بحث الأهالي عن أولادهم بين جثث مجزرة النهر.flv Family members arrived in their hundreds to identify missing sons, saying many had disappeared after crossing from rebel-held territory in Aleppo into regime areas on the other side of the river. Residents said that there had been an attempt by the government to reclaim Bustan al-Qasr the day before, and that in the fight rebels had killed several soldiers. "When this happened, the loyalist militias that have formed checkpoints on the government side started arresting people whose identity cards showed they were from liberated areas," said one, Wael Ibrahim, 30. "It is clear they were not being kept in a prison because they still have their belts on their clothes and these are removed usually before people are put in jail." Regime sources blamed the rebels for the deaths, saying those killed had been "abducted by terrorists" and that their relatives had been trying to negotiate their release. But that was not the story told by the relatives choosing the bodies for burial. "I hope that Bashar al-Assad and all his family are killed in the same way, and that they go missing like dogs," screamed one old woman, from the crowd. BEIRUT (Reuters) - At least 65 people, apparently shot in the head, were found dead with their hands bound in a district of the northern Syrian city of Aleppo on Tuesday, activists said. The British-based Syrian Observatory for Human Rights, which says it provides objective information about casualties on both sides of Syria's war from a network of monitors, said the death toll could rise as high as 80. It was not clear who had carried out the killings. Opposition activists posted a video of a man filming at least 51 muddied male bodies alongside what they said was the Queiq River in the rebel-held Bustan al-Qasr neighborhood of Aleppo. The bodies had gunshot wounds to their heads, and their hands were bound. Blood was seeping from their heads and some of them appeared to be young, possibly teenagers, and dressed in jeans, shirts and sneakers. The Queiq River rises in Turkey and travels through government-held districts of Aleppo before it reaches Bustan al-Qasr. "They were killed only because they are Muslims," said a bearded man in another video said to have been filmed in central Bustan al-Qasr after the bodies were removed from the river. A pickup truck with a pile of corpses was parked behind him. It is hard for Reuters to verify such reports from inside Syria because of restrictions on independent media. Government forces and rebels in Syria have both been accused by human rights groups of carrying out summary executions in the 22-month-old conflict, which has claimed more than 60,000 lives. Rebels pushed into Aleppo, Syria's most populous city, over the summer, but are stuck in a stalemate with government forces. The city is divided roughly in half between the two sides. The revolt started as a peaceful protest movement against more than four decades of rule by President Bashar al-Assad and his family, but turned into an armed rebellion after a government crackdown. More than 700,000 people have fled, the United Nations says.18+ Syria River Massacre - Parents Look for Sons, Relatives Among Victims 1-29-13 Assad War Crimes 18+ Syria River Massacre - Parents Seek Sons as Assad Kills Bustan Al Qasr Males 1-29-13 Aleppo حلب __ الأهالي يبحثون بين شهداء مجزرة نهر قويق 29-1-2013 جـ2.flv Queiq River The Queiq (also Qoueiq,[1] Quweiq or Qoueiq (Arabic: قويق‎ quwayq [quˈwajq]; North Syrian vernacular: ʼwēʼ [ʔwɛːʔ]) (anient Chalos), also called Aleppo River is a river and valley of the Aleppo Governorate, Syria and Turkey. It is a 129 kilometres (80 mi)-long river that flows through the northern Syrian city of Aleppo.

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31 1 Aleppo أوغاريت حلب , الجيش الحر , معركة تحرير ثكنة المهلب مقطع طويل

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Updated: 31 Jan 2013

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Scores of bodies filmed in Aleppo massacre

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Duration: 0:56
Updated: 30 Jan 2013

Scores of bodies filmed in Aleppo massacre

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Syrian Grandfather Buries 10 Family Members

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Duration: 1:17
Updated: 09 Dec 2012

This footage, uploaded by Syrian activists on November 20, 2012 depicts an elderly Syrian man returning from the funeral of one of his sons. He relates how ten of his immediate family members have been killed under aerial bombardment by government forces in the last two months.

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+18 Un nouveau massacre à al-Quousseir à Homs, 24 janvier 2013

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Duration: 3:15
Updated: 28 Jan 2013

Une famille entière a été tiré de sous les décombres causés par les avions de chasse du régime d'Assad à al-Quousseir. Le régime d'Assad a bombardé la région par toute sorte d'armes, tuant les petits et les grands, les jeunes et âgés ! Où êtes-vous ? Oh monde arabe, islamique et mondiale ? Avec votre silence vous aidez le régime à nous assassiner... L'histoire s'en rappellera que vous avez lissé tomber un peuple assassiné par un régime criminel, et peut être qu'il citera que vous êtes encore pires que lui ================================= 18+ Adults Only - Warning - Contains Graphic Images - Not for Shock - Documentary Evidence of Crimes Against Humanity committed by Syrian Dictator Bashar Assad. تحذير الفيديو قاسي جدا +18 و فيه مشاهد مؤلمة الغرض من الفيديو هو توثيق الجريمة التي اقترفتها المليشيات الأسدية و ليس لصدم المشاهدين ================================= Translated and subtitled by Syrian Translators Union (STU) Up-to-date and verified videos from Syria uploaded everyday with subtitles ..Please rate comment and share to support the Syrian revolution.Our pages on Facebook Syrian Revolution in the languages of the world : http://www.facebook.com/LanguegesOfTheWorlds Eyes On Syria : http://www.facebook.com/Eye.on.Syria Syrian4allWorld Team : http://www.facebook.com/Syrian4allWorldTeam

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Dozens of bodies' discovered in Syrian city Aleppo

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Duration: 0:53
Updated: 30 Jan 2013

The bodies of dozens of young men, all apparently summarily executed, have been found in the northern Syrian city of Aleppo, rebels and activists say. At least 65 bodies were found on the banks of the Quwaiq river in the western district of Bustan al-Qasr, the UK-based Syrian Observatory for Human Rights (SOHR) reported. Most had their hands tied behind their backs and gunshot wounds to the head.

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Syria conflict Amnesty condemns videoed 'execution' by Rebels

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Updated: 02 Nov 2012

Amnesty International has condemned what appears to be a summary execution of Syrian soldiers by rebel fighters in a video posted online. The human rights group said that the killings on Thursday -- if confirmed -- constituted a "war crime". The alleged executions took place after the rebels overran army checkpoints between Damascus and Aleppo. Meanwhile, government helicopters and jets carried out air strikes near Damascus and elsewhere. In the past few weeks, the military has stepped up the use of warplanes where ground forces have not been able to dislodge rebel fighters. More than 150 people were killed in fighting across Syria on Thursday, said the Syrian Observatory for Human Rights, a UK-based activist group. The SOHR says more than 36,000 people -- among them 25,667 civilians, 9,044 security forces personnel and 1,296 rebel fighters -- have been killed since protests against President Bashar al-Assad erupted in March 2011. The SOHR is one of the most prominent organisations documenting and reporting incidents and casualties in the Syrian conflict. The group says its reports are impartial, though its information cannot be independently verified. 'Shocking footage' The video allegedly shows rebel fighters kicking and pushing about a dozen soldiers to the ground inside what appears to be a seized checkpoint. A volley of shots is then fired into the cowering mass of bodies. In a statement, Amnesty said: "This shocking footage depicts a potential war crime in progress, and demonstrates an utter disregard for international humanitarian law by the armed group in question." No group has so far admitted carrying out the alleged killings. But it is alleged that an extremist Islamist group, the al-Nusra front, was responsible, the BBC's Jim Muir in neighbouring Lebanon reports. For months, activists have reported similar summary executions by regime forces virtually every day. But there has been mounting evidence of similar tactics being used by some rebel groups too, although many have signed a code of practice banning such abuses, our correspondent says. US Secretary of State Hillary Clinton earlier warned that radical Islamist fighters were trying to hijack the Syrian revolution. The comments have drawn an angry response from some opposition leaders, who say that it is the failure of the outside world to support the uprising with practical help that has left the field open to the radicals.

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photo: US Navy / MCS3 Declan Barnes

File - U.S. and Republic of Korea Navy ships sail in formation during exercise Foal Eagle 2013.

Lessons from Korea's and U.S.' Long Ago War

WorldNews.com

04 Apr 2013

Article by WN.com Correspondent Dallas Darling. Just a few years after U.S. warships forced Japan to open its borders, another conflict arose in the Pacific region between the United States and Korea. While a New York newspaper called it "The Little War with the Heathens," Koreans referred to it as the "Barbarian Incursion of 1871 ." ... However, the U.S. ignored the message and landed at Pyongyang. When a crowd formed, U.S ... As the U.S ... 203 ... 204 ... ....(size: 7.4Kb)

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South Koreans watch a television broadcasting undated image of a North Korea launch missile at the Seoul Railway Station in Seoul, South Korea, Saturday, July 4, 2009.

North Korea threatens to attack U.S. targets

The News & Observer

04 Apr 2013

SEOUL — North Korea’s army said Thursday that it had received approval for a “cutting edge” nuclear strike on the United States, adding that the situation on the Korean Peninsula had reached an explosive stage. The threat followed the North’s move Wednesday to ban South Korean workers from a joint industrial complex that has long stood as a symbol of the tenuous peace on the peninsula ... ....(size: 4.0Kb)

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In this April 5, 2009 image released by Korean Central News Agency on April 9, 2009, via Korea News Service in Tokyo, a missile from Musudan-ri, North Korea is seen before its launch.

North Korea Missile Moved To East Coast, South Korea Says

Huffington Post

04 Apr 2013

SEOUL, South Korea -- North Korea has moved a missile with "considerable range" to its east coast, South Korea's defense minister said Thursday, but he added that there are no signs that Pyongyang is preparing for a full-scale conflict. The report came hours after North Korea's military warned that it has been authorized to attack the U.S. using "smaller, lighter and diversified" nuclear weapons ... Or a bluff ... mainland ... audience ... A U.S ... U.S ... ....(size: 8.1Kb)

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A South Korean Marine stands on a K-55 self-propelled howitzer during a military exercise against possible attacks by North Korea near the border village of Panmunjom in Paju, South Korea, Wednesday, April 3, 2013.

US deploys missile defence system to counter 'real danger' from North Korea

The Guardian

03 Apr 2013

Hagel says Pyongyang poses 'real and clear danger' to US allies as Pentagon sends battery to Guam to strengthen defences. North Koreans attend a rally against the US and South Korea in Nampo, North Korea, on Wednesday. Photograph. Kcna/Reuters ... It also suggested they are preparing for long standoff ... North Korea has over the last few weeks warned that it could strike Guam, Hawaii and the US west coast ... "They have a nuclear capacity now ... ....(size: 6.5Kb)

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North Korea moves missile to coast

Pittsburgh Post-Gazette

05 Apr 2013

SEOUL, South Korea -- After a series of escalating threats, North Korea has moved a missile with "considerable range" to its east coast, South Korea's defense minister said Thursday. But he emphasized that the missile was not capable of reaching the United States, and that there are no signs that the North is preparing for a full-scale conflict ... The North also has expressed anger over tightened U.N ... audience ... Mr ... mainland ... Mr ... A U.S ... ....(size: 4.6Kb)

Report: Syrian officials claim chlorine, saline mix used in Aleppo attack

CNN

24 Mar 2013

March 24, 2013 -- Updated 1532 GMT (2332 HKT). Syrians carry the body of a Syrian army soldier during a funeral ceremony in Idlib province on Tuesday, March 19. Tensions in Syria flared in March 2011, escalating into a civil war that still rages today ... Syrian men search for their relatives amongst the bodies of civilians executed and dumped in the Quweiq River on March 11 ... A man mourns in front of a field hospital on August 21 in Aleppo....(size: 24.9Kb)

Syrian refugees flood Jordanian town

CNN

22 Mar 2013

March 22, 2013 -- Updated 1211 GMT (2011 HKT). Syrians carry the body of a Syrian army soldier during a funeral ceremony in Idlib province on Tuesday, March 19. Tensions in Syria flared in March 2011, escalating into a civil war that still rages today ... Syrian men search for their relatives amongst the bodies of civilians executed and dumped in the Quweiq River on March 11 ... A man mourns in front of a field hospital on August 21 in Aleppo....(size: 26.7Kb)

Photos contradict Syria's claim of chemical weapon attack, expert says

CNN

20 Mar 2013

(CNN) -- As accusations fly over who may have unleashed chemical weapons in Syria, some are skeptical about whether a chemical assault happened at all. The ruckus centers on an attack Tuesday in Khan al-Asal, in the northern province of Aleppo ... There was no immediate government response ... Syrian men search for their relatives amongst the bodies of civilians executed and dumped in the Quweiq River on March 11 ... Syrian civil war in photos ... 1....(size: 26.1Kb)

Once IT manager in Texas, now top Syrian rebel

CNN

20 Mar 2013

March 20, 2013 -- Updated 1627 GMT (0027 HKT). Ghassan Hitto is the new head of the Syrian opposition's interim government. (CNN) -- Ghassan Hitto once held court as an information technology manager in a safe Texas office. Now he's halfway across the world, in charge of a corner of hell ... "He's sacrificing his career ... Syrian men search for their relatives amongst the bodies of civilians executed and dumped in the Quweiq River on March 11....(size: 31.5Kb)

Syrian opposition picks U.S.-educated Kurd to head provisional government

CNN

19 Mar 2013

March 19, 2013 -- Updated 0619 GMT (1419 HKT). Syrian rebels take position in Aleppo, the largest city in the country, on March 11. Tensions in Syria flared in March 2011, escalating into a civil war that still rages today. This gallery contains the most compelling images taken since the start of the fighting. Syrian men search for their relatives amongst the bodies of civilians executed and dumped in the Quweiq River on March 11 ... <. 1....(size: 24.4Kb)

Surrounded by children, Syria's first lady makes rare appearance

CNN

18 Mar 2013

March 18, 2013 -- Updated 1458 GMT (2258 HKT). On Syrian President Bashar al-Assad's Facebook page, photos were posted showing Syrian first lady Asma al-Assad at a "Mother's Rally" fundraiser ... The event was a fundraiser for mothers of "martyrs," or government soldiers, killed in the two-year war ... They seem overjoyed ... Syrian men search for their relatives amongst the bodies of civilians executed and dumped in the Quweiq River on March 11....(size: 29.6Kb)

Rights group: Syria expanding use of cluster bombs

CNN

16 Mar 2013

March 16, 2013 -- Updated 1043 GMT (1843 HKT). Syrian rebels take position in Aleppo, the largest city in the country, on March 11. Tensions in Syria flared in March 2011, escalating into a civil war that still rages today. This gallery contains the most compelling images taken since the start of the fighting. Syrian men search for their relatives amongst the bodies of civilians executed and dumped in the Quweiq River on March 11 ... <. 1....(size: 24.5Kb)

Homs Bombed by Syrian Planes

Yahoo Daily News

12 Mar 2013

Homs, Syria, was the focal point of recent military activities in the two-year old civil war, according to the AFP ... U.S ... She said that aerial bombardment had continued unabated, and that "the violence that we've seen in Raqqa City, now in Homs, there was an absolutely gruesome report over the weekend of some 20 bodies found in the river Quweiq, which runs through Aleppo" were the results of aerial bombardments against civilians. ....(size: 2.7Kb)

Syria’s new ‘levels of horror’

Independent online (SA)

30 Jan 2013

In the war-ravaged Syrian city of Aleppo, rebel fighter Abu Seif said the 78 bodies had been retrieved from the Quweiq River and that 30 more were still in the water but out of reach because of the threat of regime snipers. The scene on the banks of the Quweiq was grim, as muddied corpses were dredged out and hundreds of distressed people flocked ......(size: 4.6Kb)

Bodies Of “Executed Men” Discovered In Syria

Novosti

30 Jan 2013

According to the London-based Syrian Observatory for Human Rights, at least 65 bodies were found in the Quweiq River in the Bustan al-Qasr neighborhood of Aleppo ... Moscow denies it is backing President Bashar Assad and says it is concerned the Syrian president’s enforced departure would only worsen the conflict. ....(size: 1.5Kb)

'Syria Is Being Destroyed' Says UN Envoy

Orange News

30 Jan 2013

The war in Syria has reached "unprecedented levels of horror" after evidence emerged of the massacre of dozens of men, the UN envoy for the country has said. Lakhdar Brahimi told the divided UN Security Council it must act now to prevent further atrocities like the apparent execution of at least 65 men found dumped in a river in Aleppo ... Hundreds of distressed people watched as muddied corpses were dredged from the Quweiq river ... ....(size: 2.7Kb)

Syria Is Being Destroyed, Says UN Envoy

Orange News

30 Jan 2013

Syria: UN Warning After Massacre In Aleppo

Skynews

30 Jan 2013

The war in Syria has reached "unprecedented levels of horror" after evidence emerged of the massacre of dozens of men, the UN envoy for the country says.. Lakhdar Brahimi told the divided UN Security Council it must act now to prevent further atrocities like the apparent execution of at least 65 men found dumped in a river in Aleppo . ... Hundreds of distressed people watched as muddied corpses were dredged from the Quweiq river. ... ....(size: 5.1Kb)

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