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Russia has criticised the US and UK for using "unacceptable" tone and rhetoric in speeches on Syria at the UN, after being accused of "barbarism".
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State-owned newspaper Rossiyskaya Gazeta accused the US and its allies of trying to "exert pressure on Damascus and Moscow, while doing nothing to meet their own obligations".
Russian ambassador Vitaly Churkin blamed the unravelling of the truce deal on the US, saying it had failed to convince mainstream rebels to distance themselves from "terrorist" groups, especially the al-Qaeda-linked Jabhat Fatah al-Sham.
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originally posted by: odzeandennz
i would not believe the nation which has been involved in a war since WWII, or has been caught lying, spying, and destabilizing, or has been the catalyst of every major conflict in the middle east.
but thats just me.
originally posted by: midicon
I am always left wondering why 'Assad must go',
originally posted by: ColaTesla
Russia do everyone a favour and wipe these ISIS cum from the face of the earth.
originally posted by: paraphi
originally posted by: midicon
I am always left wondering why 'Assad must go',
Er, because he's a brutal dictator. He was before the civil war and in the last few years has shown contempt for human life. That, and the fact the uprising against his dictatorship started when he started to kill protesters.
While Assad is in power there is no chance of peace. He should go to pave the way for something better.
originally posted by: paraphi
originally posted by: midicon
I am always left wondering why 'Assad must go',
Er, because he's a brutal dictator. He was before the civil war and in the last few years has shown contempt for human life. That, and the fact the uprising against his dictatorship started when he started to kill protesters.
While Assad is in power there is no chance of peace. He should go to pave the way for something better.
originally posted by: Cobaltic1978
Do you mean the same Assad that was Tony Blair's mate and visited him a few times at Downing Street on the run up to the illegal invasion of Iraq?
Assad's dealings with protesters pales in comparison to the death and destruction meted out by the American chicken hawks and their middle east swashbuckle. One would think they would be shamefaced and apologetic, but no, those psychopaths show no shame or remorse. How many dead, how many civilians, how many women and children...perhaps millions. All courtesy of the good ole US of A.