العقيد المنشق رياض الأسعد يعلن تشكيل مجلس عسكري وينتقل إلى سوريا لقيادة العمليات
Colonel dissident Riad Asaad announced the formation of the military and moved to Syria to lead the operations
Louay Safi told «Asharq al-Awsat»: the decision on the militarization of the revolution will be made according to the course of political events
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Beirut: Caroline Akoum
2011.11.16
Said a Syrian officers dissidents told «Asharq al-Awsat» a leader of the Syrian army's free, military junta provisional, led by Colonel Riad Al-Assaad, who announced his split from the Syrian army on July 4 (July 2001) after about 4 months of the start of the Syrian revolution, to announce later in the July 29 founding of the Syrian army free and chairing his leadership. While the officer pointed out that this announcement came after the Arab League to take its decision to suspend the membership of Syria, he noted that since then, today joined the ranks of the Syrian army, which exceeded their number of free-20 alpha, more than 5 thousand troops. The officer confirmed that he and two days ago, go to the Colonel happiest Syrian territory where he directs the military operations on the ground. With regard to weapons that are used in operations, pointed out that they are limited to those that smuggled them dissidents, all of which are light weapons from machine guns and the «RPG» and the «Kalashnikov».
And the opinion of the National Council by-step announcement of the military junta, and whether there was any coordination has been with him in this context, he stressed member of the Council, Dr. Louay Safi told «Asharq al-Awsat» that «have been several meetings between Colonel Asad and members of the National Council, and we were aware of this step, but the main disagreement remains on the principle of the militarization of the revolution, which calls for the army and free the military or maintain Slmatha that still stick by the National Council, in addition to making sure that the military leadership and the commitment of political leaders, the military perception of the revolution ». While striking the net that there was a complete rejection by the National Council of the militarization of the revolution, but the resolution was taken, according to the course of events and the political situation, but to date we are still determined to complete the march to overthrow the regime peacefully, depending on the regional powers and the international community and Arab world.
The Official Site of the junta, led by Assaad, had published a statement, signed on behalf of his commander, Colonel Riad Al-Assaad, confirms the Declaration on the Military Council, which includes in addition to the happiest nine other members of the rank of colonel, and they are the owner of a Kurd and Ahmed Hijazi and Arafat-Hamoud, Arif Noor-Hamoud, Abdul Razzaq Rahmon and Abdul Sattar Jamil, Ghassan Aonso and Maher Hlehel Rahmon, who was appointed battalion commander Muawiyah in Damascus, Captain Amar Wawi, who was appointed battalion commander Alababil in Aleppo. The objectives have been defined by the Military Council statement of 24 items, and most importantly, drop the current regime in Syria and Syrian citizens to protect and preserve public and private property and to prevent chaos after the fall of the regime and stand against any reprisals. The board shall count the military mission, organization, and places Tmrkzh and arming and equipping, training, and decisions relating to the armed forces. Also, the military council exercises the functions of the Amnesty Commission provided for in the laws in force for the judgments of military courts and all the judgments of ordinary courts concerning the events of the Syrian revolution since its establishment. The council's headquarters will be in Damascus and in case of necessity can choose any other place, as is the science that chooses the Syrian National Council is a science-based army.
While giving the right of the military liaison to foreign governments or organizations, or individuals or entities military inside Syrian territory or abroad, has announced the formation of a military tribunal of the revolution shall hold accountable members of the regime who proved to be involved with the killings and attacks on the Syrian citizens or destruction of public or private property, which determines army commander and forwarded to this Court applied texts on the field of military courts.
معارضون سوريون يناشدون أهالي حمص: أوقفوا العنف و تآخوا كي لا تهلكوا
الخميس - 17 تشرين الثاني - 2011 - 14:36:00
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Syrians would accept Turkish intervention, brotherhood leader says
17 November 2011, Thursday / REUTERS, İSTANBUL
http://www.todayszaman.com/news-263093-syrians-would-accept-turkish-intervention-brotherhood-leader-says.html
A leader of Syria's outlawed Muslim Brotherhood said on Thursday the Syrian people would accept military intervention by Turkey, rather than Western countries, to protect them from President Bashar al-Assad's security forces.
Mohammad Riad Shaqfa, who lives in exile in Saudi Arabia, told a news conference in İstanbul the international community should isolate Assad's government to encourage people in their struggle to end more than four decades of Assad family rule.
(note: This person is a wanted man in Syria.)
Hundreds of people have been killed this month, one of the bloodiest periods in the revolt that began in March. The United Nations says more than 3,500 people have died in the unrest.
If Assad's government refused to halt its repression, Shaqfa said Turkish intervention would be acceptable.
"If the international community procrastinates then more is required from Turkey as a neighbour to be more serious than other countries to handle this regime," Shaqfa said.
"If other interventions are required, such as air protection, because of the regime's intransigence, then the people will accept Turkish intervention. They do not want Western intervention," Shaqfa said.
The Syrian authorities have banned most independent media and blame the unrest on armed terrorist gangs and foreign-backed militants who they say have killed 1,100 soldiers and police.
NATO-member Turkey had close ties with Assad, but now says the Syrian government cannot be trusted after it ignored Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdoğan's repeated entreaties for a halt to violence and swift enactment of political reforms.
Ankara is considering imposing economic sanctions that would target Assad's government without harming the people, and is working with Arab governments to increase pressure on Damascus.
Several thousand Syrians, including army defectors who have taken up arms against Assad, have fled to Turkey, which has also hosted meetings of the opposition Syrian National Council.
The council is the foremost opposition group, bringing together people ranging from exiled dissidents to grassroots activists and members of the Muslim Brotherhood.
After mobs attacked Turkey's diplomatic missions in Syria at the weekend, Foreign Minister Ahmet Davutoglu hosted representatives of the Syrian opposition at dinner on Sunday.
Turkish officials have repeatedly denied media speculation that one of the contingencies being planned is the creation of a buffer zone inside Syrian territory to protect civilians and to make it easier for members of the Syrian military to desert.
On Thursday, Turkish officials denied a report in Sabah, a newspaper regarded as close to the government, that Syrian opposition representative had requested Turkey make plans for a no-fly zone a few kilometres (miles) inside Syrian territory that would gradually be expanded to cover the city of Aleppo.
Sabah said Turkey told the Syrian opposition that three conditions would have to be met: the no-fly zone must have a UN mandate, Arab League support and guarantees from the United States and European Union.
French Foreign Minister Alain Juppe told French BFM Radio on Thursday that France was helping Syrian opposition groups become more organised. Juppe was due to visit Turkey for talks on Thursday and Friday that would focus on Syria.
Shaqfa said members of the opposition council would meet British Prime Minister David Cameron within days.
"They (British officials) have told us that they will soon recognize the Syrian National Council as a representative of the Syrian opposition and the Syrian people," he said.
Shaqfa expressed admiration for the progress Turkey's democracy has made since Erdoğan's Justice and Development Party (AK Party) swept to power over a decade ago, and said the Muslim Brotherhood would not seek to impose a religious state in Syria if it ever joins a government.
"We and our people admire the Turkish experiment. If we reach power, we will deal with everyone. We will make laws .. that focus on freedom, justice and equality.
"These are all taken from principles of the Muslim religion. We will benefit from the instructions of Islam to make laws to achieve freedom, but it will not be a religious state."
The AK Party government, whose leaders came from a banned Islamist party, has overseen a period of unprecedented prosperity in Turkey.
It has also introduced reforms that have reduced chances for military coups that have dogged Turkey in the past, without making any overt moves to roll back the republic's secularism.
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