03 Apr 12
Originally posted by FMFYes It is about time states in that region took responsibility for what goes on there rather than let it get used as a proxy battlefield for wider interests.
BBC: "On Sunday, Gulf Arab states agreed to pay the salaries and other costs of the rebel Free Syrian Army (FSA). The money will be distributed through the main opposition coalition, the Syrian National Council (SNC)".
Should this move be welcomed?
Originally posted by FMFYes. It looks like a good idea.
BBC: "On Sunday, Gulf Arab states agreed to pay the salaries and other costs of the rebel Free Syrian Army (FSA). The money will be distributed through the main opposition coalition, the Syrian National Council (SNC)".
Should this move be welcomed?
It seems Iran is bankrolling the Syrian government forces and Hezbollah is helping the government as well. Turkey might get involved on the side of the rebels.
http://www.strategypage.com/qnd/iran/articles/20120407.aspx
Kurds interfering with Turkey supporting rebels - I guess that means the Kurds support the Syrian government?
http://www.strategypage.com/qnd/kurdwar/articles/20120405.aspx
Originally posted by FMFAll Gulf Arab states? Which ones?
BBC: "On Sunday, Gulf Arab states agreed to pay the salaries and other costs of the rebel Free Syrian Army (FSA). The money will be distributed through the main opposition coalition, the Syrian National Council (SNC)".
Should this move be welcomed?