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Three Russian ships readying to go to Syria: Pentagon |
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Tuesday, 19 June 2012 |
From Yahoo News:
"The Pentagon said on Tuesday the Russian military was preparing to dispatch three ships to Syria"
To read this story, please visit Yahoo News
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Syria-bound Russian cargo ship turning back, British diplomat says |
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Tuesday, 19 June 2012 |
From CNN:
"A Russian cargo ship reported to be carrying arms to Syria is turning back, Britain's top diplomat said Tuesday.
"I am pleased that the
ship that was reported to be carrying arms to Syria has turned back
apparently towards Russia," British Foreign Secretary William Hague told
the House of Commons"
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Russia, China block anti-Assad resolution at UN amid Syria bloodshed |
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Saturday, 04 February 2012 |
From Fox News:
"Russia and China vetoed a United Nations resolution Saturday calling on
Syrian President Bashar Assad to step down, despite fresh appeals by
President Obama and other world leaders following the deadly assault by
Syrian forces on the city of Homs. "
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China & Russia Now Sending Arms & Combat Personnel To Help - Qaddafi |
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Friday, 22 April 2011 |
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From Debka: "Thursday, April 21, President Barack Obama
authorized a pair of armed Predator drones to help the rebels break
breaking the siege of Misratah, while British, French and Italian
military officers headed for rebel headquarters in Benghazi, part of a
package of arms and military equipment from the US, Britain, France,
Italy and Qatar.
On the other side of the Libyan divide, China, Russia, Ukraine, Belarus
and Serbia are keeping the pro-Qaddafi camp's arsenals stocked with new
hardware along with combat personnel from Eastern Europe and the former
Yugoslavia."
To read this story, please visit Debka
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Russia Today Says Moscow "alarmed" by reports of al-Qaeda presence in Libyan opposition |
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Wednesday, 30 March 2011 |
From Russia Today:
As Washington considers arming the Libyan opposition against the
government of Muammar Gaddafi, Russia fears it might be putting weapons
into the hands of the world’s most notorious terrorist group. Moscow officials on Wednesday expressed alarm that al-Qaeda may be working inside the ranks of the Libyan opposition."
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