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The rebel Free Syrian Army warned that it is going to target civilian flights using the airports in Damascus and Aleppo starting Sept. 3 because it suspects flights are used by the government to supply weapons from Russia, Iraq, Iran and Lebanon.
Originally posted by A51TR3B
Syrian Rebels Threaten Civilian Flights
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The rebel Free Syrian Army warned that it is going to target civilian flights using the airports in Damascus and Aleppo starting Sept. 3 because it suspects flights are used by the government to supply weapons from Russia, Iraq, Iran and Lebanon.
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Originally posted by all2human
Does make sense tho,Iran is transporting it's soldiers via airliners to support Syrian forces
How can this be resolved?..simple,Assad needs to step down
edit on 31-8-2012 by all2human because: (no reason given)
Western security sources said Iran’s Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps was employing at least two Iranian airlines to sustain the arms flow to the regime of Syrian President Bashar Assad as well as Hizbullah.
“Iran has always used commercial aircraft to fly weapons secretly to
Damascus,” a Western source said. “But now, with NATO efforts to stop the flow, Iran is using the commercial air route nearly exclusively.”
Over the last year, Turkey has reported several interceptions of suspected weapons aircraft to Syria.
In one incident, Ankara said it seized a Yas Air passenger jet with weapons and bombs in March 2011.
Originally posted by A51TR3B
Syrian Rebels Threaten Civilian Flights
www.businessweek.com
(visit the link for the full news article)
The rebel Free Syrian Army warned that it is going to target civilian flights using the airports in Damascus and Aleppo starting Sept. 3 because it suspects flights are used by the government to supply weapons from Russia, Iraq, Iran and Lebanon.
Related News Links:
www.reuters.com
The Free Syrian Army (FSA) gave a 72-hour advance warning to airlines to suspend flights to Syria before the rebels try to seize civilian airports in Damascus and Aleppo. They claim the Syrian Air Force is using them 'illegally.'
Originally posted by yourmaker
They aren't 'Rebels' so I would suggest you stop using that terminology.
They give future GOOD Rebels a terrible name..
Threatening civilian airliners, TERRORISM.
Seriously hypocritical to support a movement that would support bombing airliners after 9/11...
(not you, our leaders)edit on 31-8-2012 by yourmaker because: (no reason given)