Syria Bergolak...?

Syria Bergolak, 42 Maut: Bashar Al-Assad Mesti Letak Jawatan!!

Sekurang-kurangnya 42 penduduk di bandar Deir Ezzor terbunuh manakala 10 maut di bandar Hula selepas kereta kebal pasukan tentera Syria menggempur dua bandar tersebut hari ini.

“Seramai 42 penduduk di Deir Ezzor terbunuh dan lebih 100 cedera apabila pasukan keselamatan melancarkan tembakan.

“Manakala di Hula, 10 maut selepas pihak tentera menggempur kawasan tersebut,” kata Ketua Liga Hak Asasi Manusia Syria, Abdel Karim Rihawi.

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Raja Arab Saudi Kecam Pembunuhan Di Syria

Raja Abdullah Abdul Aziz, raja pemerintah Kerajaan Arab Saudi dalam kenyataan terbarunya mengecam serangan terhadap penunjuk perasaan anti-kerajaan di Syria, dengan mengatakan "tiada justifikasi pertumpahan darah harus berlaku".

Dalam satu kenyataan bertulis yang disarkan stesen televisyen kebangsaan negara itu, Raja Abdullah berkata kerajaannya telah memanggil pulang dutanya di negara itu.

Syria adalah bekas tanah jajahan Perancis yang telah mencapai kemerdekaan pada 1946.

Bashar al-Assad adalah anak kandung bekas presiden, Hafez al-Assad.


Saudi Arabia's King Abdullah condemned the crackdown on anti-government protesters in Syria on Sunday, saying there is "no justification for the bloodshed."

In a written statement released via Saudi state television Sunday night, Abdullah said the kingdom had recalled its ambassador from Damascus for consultations.

"What is happening there is not accepted by the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia," the king said. "There is no justification for the bloodshed in Syria, and what is happening has nothing to do with religion or ethics. The Syrian leadership could activate comprehensive reforms quickly."

Demonstrations against the government of Syrian President Bashar al-Assad began in March, and protesters have defied increasingly harsh efforts to put down the movement.

Government troops and police launched a fresh crackdown last week, prompting condemnation from a variety of countries and organizations, including the Arab League, the United Nations and the Roman Catholic Church.

Abdullah's statement puts the leader of one of the leading powers in the region behind calls for an end to the violence. In his remarks Sunday night, he said Syria's future "lies between two choices -- either wisdom or chaos."