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Meanwhile, Iran continues to bolster its ally, the Assad government, in its quest to squash a rebel-led campaign to unseat it. According to Israel Radio, the BBC reported that the chairman of the Iranian parliament's foreign affairs and defense committee, Aladdin Burucerdi, visited the Damascus to reassure the regime of Tehran's support.
According to Israel Radio, Kuwaiti press quotes sources in the Gulf as saying that Washington will launch strikes against Syria from bases in Turkey and Cyprus.
Originally posted by Nomad451
There won't be any strike.
Mark my words
The Syrian government says that it expects a military attack "at any moment", a security official has told the AFP news agency.
"We are expecting an attack at any moment. We are ready to retaliate at any moment," said the security official, who wished to remain anonymous.
Originally posted by Hellas
Syria says expects military attack "at any moment", is ready to retaliate: AFP
The Syrian government says that it expects a military attack "at any moment", a security official has told the AFP news agency.
"We are expecting an attack at any moment. We are ready to retaliate at any moment," said the security official, who wished to remain anonymous.
Aljazeera
DAMASCUS: Syria expects a military attack "at any moment", a security official told AFP on Saturday, just hours after UN experts probing a suspected gas attack blamed on the regime left the country.
Earlier the team of United Nations inspectors that was investigating the alleged chemical weapons attack in Syria arrived at Beirut International Airport on Saturday, a Reuters witness said
The team had crossed the land border from Syria into Lebanon earlier in the day after completing its four-day investigation.