Les navires syriens bombarde des quartiers residentiels

[hamoudehsyr]

Des navires syrien ou peut etre meme iraniens bombarde les quartiers residentiel de lattakié en ce moment

[traks]

oué bon... bientôt ils vont nous dire que l'iran lance des missiles balistiques sur les maternités de damas ........

[hamoudehsyr]

Il y a une base navale des gardiens de la revolution iranienne a lattakié precisemment, de toute facon ce n'est pas nouveau, le regime des mollah met tout son poids derriere le regime de bachar

[hamoudehsyr]

Les videos ce matin, des bombardements au hasard pour terroriser les gens

[traks]

cette video ne confirme rien du tous ....faut pas etre de mauvaise fois

je suis pas du tous pour ce chien de bacha el assad , et je suis méme pour que ça téte finisse accrocher a in pique , mais bon ....faut rester juste quand méme

[hamoudehsyr]

Aprés tu peux douter de tout, mais il y a un contexte general qui indique que des centaines de chars sont en attaque tous azimuth en syrie:
Hama, homs, banlieu de damas, deraa, idlib etc
Les centaines de vidéos envoyés au péril de leur vie le prouve.

Il y a 21 morts actuellement depuis ce matin



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At least 21 people have been killed and scores injured after Syrian warships and tanks opened fire on the port city of Latakia in two residential districts, activists have said.
Sunday's deaths were reported as a military assault on Latakia extended into a second day.
On Saturday, at least five people were killed and several were injured as at least 20 tanks and armoured personnel carriers rolled into the city.
Al Jazeera's Nisrene El-Shamayleh reporting from the Jordan-Syria border on Sunday said: "We understand from the activist and the Local Co-ordination Committee (LCC) that the Syrian tanks and the boats that are mounted with machine guns have halted opening fire and shelling neighbourhoods right now.
"However there is a curfew that has been imposed on Latakia and the surrounding neighbourhoods."
In Damascus, activists reported a siege on Sa'aba, east of the capital, on Sunday, in an attempt to prevent funeral processions for two people who were killed on Saturday night.

Shooting and explosions were heard in another neighbourhood, in Slaibeh on Saturday, according to the London-Based Syrian Observatory of Human Rights (SOHR) and the LCC.
Also on Saturday, scores of security agents and pro-government thugs, known as shabiha, entered the town of Qusair, near the border with Lebanon, and several nearby villages, arresting scores of residents, Rami Abdel Rahman, chief of the SOHR, said.
'Violence must end'
Canada said on Saturday that it had expanded sanctions on Syria to protest the government's brutal crackdown on protests.
The new sanctions include travel bans on four officials and freezing the assets of the state-run Commercial Bank of Syria, and Syriatel, the country's largest mobile phone company.
The US imposed sanctions on the two firms earlier in the week, and has joined European allies in sanctioning top officials close to Assad.
Canada's sanctions came after US President Barack Obama spoke with the leaders of Saudi Arabia and the UK and all three called for an immediate end to the Syrian government's crackdown on protests.
Obama and Saudi King Abdullah "expressed their shared, deep concerns about the Syrian government's use of violence against its citizens," the White House said in a statement.
"They agreed that the Syrian regime's brutal campaign of violence against the Syrian people must end immediately, and to continue close consultations about the situation in the days ahead."


Similar language was used in a statement after a separate Obama conversation with British Prime Minister David Cameron. "Bashar al-Assad doesn't seem to be listening at all," El-Shamayleh said.
"He is not listening to some of his friends, let alone the United States, Canada and European countries."
Tens of thousands of people rallied in cities across the country on Friday in protest against the government and at least 17 people were reported killed.
The protests have grown dramatically over the past five months, driven in part by anger over the government's bloody crackdown in which rights groups say at least 2,000 civilians have been killed across the country.
The government has justified its crackdown by saying it is dealing with terrorist gangs and criminals who are fomenting unrest.
A Latakia resident speaking to Al Jazeera on Saturday rejected the government's claims.
"There are no armed gangs here," he said. "We have been demonstrating peacefully for the last three months."
He said the army and security personnel together with regime thugs were shelling residential neighbourhoods.
Syrian authorities have expelled most independent journalists since the five-month-old uprising against Assad began, making it difficult to verify reports from both sides.

[saaid]

et je suis méme pour que ça téte finisse accrocher a in pique , mais bon ....faut rester juste quand méme

je suis d accord avec toi,un peu de propagande c est normal, ca fait eaccélére les chose un peu, mais trop de propagande nuit á la vérité, nous l avons vu en Libye, trop de mensonge de la part des rebelles nuit á la révolution et profite á Kaddafi dont les chaînes deviennent de plus en plus des références!

[Chaiba]

Entièrement de votre avis Traks, la video ne nous prouve rien, quoi que le peuple n'a aucune défense, donc tous les moyens sont bon pour se débarrasser du tyran Bacha et ses acolytes.

[keazy]

voilà des armes bien utilisé par un gouvernement revolutionnaire et populaire

[hamoudehsyr]

Si tu connais la ville, la video prouve le pillonement,

Mais ils font demander une moderateurs pourquoi les vidéos qui montre le massacre des syriens par le regime sont interdite de diffusion sur ce site ???????????????????

[Beidawi II]

C'est incroyable, les même qui il y'a 9 mois pleuraient pour les morts imaginaires de Gdim Izik, ignorent les vrais morts massacrés par l'armée profitant du pétrole syrien.

[soufiane-oujda]

Un simple civile il lui est difficile d'apporter des preuves et en touts les cas si des preuves se font rapporter ils vont être contesté je donne des exemples:

Imagines tu es un civile muni d'un appareil photo numérique et internet, tu vas pouvoir filmer des tirs en l'air ... il y aura toujours ceux qui vont contester que ca ne prouve rien ...

Tu vas pouvoir prouver des gens habillés en civile qui tirent sur les syriens (la chabi7a est habillée en civile) il y aura toujours ceux qui vont dire que ca ne prouve rien ... vu que ces gens qui tirent selon eux ne font pas partie du régime mais sont des groupes armées qui sortent de nul part ...

Tu peux même par hasard tomber sur un des chabi7a le cerné et l'obliger a avouer qui lui donne les ordres de tirer.. il répondra régime syrien ... ceux qui adorent contester vont te dire que c'est une mise en scène ...

[hamoudehsyr]

Cest comme je disais, cest une loi des statistiques, tas des centaines de vidéos par des journaliste citoyen si on peut dire qui sont uploadés chaque jour, t'auras peut etre quelques fausse vidéos, mais globalement t'as une images précise de ce qui se passe dans chaque quartier, chaque ville etc
sans compter que les revolutionnaire sont actifs dans la transmission de l'information