Syrian troops storm areas near capital of Damascus
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Elbuda Mexicano
What a sad situation!!
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Bgood41
The Arab league tried but failed for a peaceful solution as long as Russia and China stand behind Assad. The sad reality of the Arab spring is that if one dictator gone, another form of repression would follow. If you are stop dreaming, you know why for sure.
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just-a-bigguy
With China and Russia's full support, president Assad is definately the winner of this 'counter-insurgencies' and the sanctions shall do him no harms! Bring it on, keep going!
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SuperLib
You want Assad to continue to kill his people?
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just-a-bigguy
People? Those were 'insurgencies'!
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