Syria condemns US sanctions on Assad

May 19, 2011 ⋅ 12:52 pm ⋅ Post a comment

Filed Under Assad, brutal crackdown, Farouq al Sharaa, Lebanon, oppression, sanctions, strike, Syria, Syrian Revolution, US treasury

The Syrian government has condemned the U.S. sanctions targeted President Bashar Assad.

The U.S. announced on Wednesday it was slapping the sanctions on Assad and six senior aides for the country’s brutal crackdown that has killed more than 850 people since a popular uprising began in March.

Syrian state-run TV said on Thursday that the new measures are part of U.S. regional projects that “serve Israeli interests” and will not affect Syria’s future decisions.

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Anonymous

7lof..
Anonymous

Well Duhhh, now! Whaddya expect an ol’ Hyena to do, anyway ??
Anonymous

stupid bastered u and ur dad u gonna pay for what u did to lebanon and the lebanese people u soon of bitch lets god have no mercy on your face and stop thinking too much it coming home your jumbo coming dosn;t matter how long wii arrive

Anonymous

Yalla man, it won’t be long till the Syrians will get their country back from this crazy family…but to be fair, his dad is dead; he paid

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