Kev Kub Ntxhov Nyob Tebchaws Syria

Nyob zoo dab laug Sam,

Ua tsaug uas nws tuaj tso xov xwm txog Xis Lis teb rau peb nyeem. Yog kawg, tam sim nov mas nyob Xis Lis teb, tseem hwv tua cov pej xeem tawm tsam heev kawg nkaus. Ua rau muaj neeg tuag coob heev, li ntawd hnub no kiag, Tim 1/3/2012, Tseem Hwv Aas Kiv thiaj txiav txim siab thau lawv cov Tiam Lis teb chaws thiab tag nrho lawv cov neeg uas nyob rau Xis Lis teb chaws tawm. Tsis yog lawv yuav tawm tsam lub teb chaws Xis Lis, tab sis yog muaj kev plhom sij loj dhau lawm, lawv ntshai xwb.

Yog ib yam txaus ntshai kawg uas yuav muaj tsov rog ntiaj teb tau nyob sab teb
chaws Hnub Tuaj Nruab Nrab. Raws lis Huab Tais Ntuj txoj lus tau teem tseg lawm.

Saib xov xwm hais tias Lav Xias tau xa cov dav hlau kiv tshuab "Helicopter Gunship" tuaj mus ua rog pab yawg Assad tua cov pejxeem teb chaws tebchaws
Syria. Suav thiab Lav Xias yeej muaj tub rog coob kawg, nrog rau cuab yeej
ua rog txaus nkaus uas yuav ua rog nrog rau NATO, thiab Amelikas lawm.

Saib Xov Xwm AP News:

..Russia sending attack helicopter shipment to Syria, Hillary Clinton says
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.By Dylan Stableford

Senior Media Reporter

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Syria, June 11, 2012. (AP)Click the image for more photos

Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton said on Tuesday that Russia is sending a shipment of attack helicopters to Syria, warning that the conflict there could escalate without a regime change.

"We are concerned about the latest information we have that there are attack helicopters on the way from Russia to Syria," Clinton said, echoing remarks she made last week calling for Syrian President Bashar Assad to be removed from power.

The United States and United Nations are attempting to put pressure on Russia and China to help end the 15-month conflict that has left more than 13,000 Syrians dead. Russian has refused to cooperate.

"We are watching this very carefully," Clinton said.

But with diplomacy "at a standstill," the Associated Press noted, "the reported shipment of helicopters suggests a dangerous new turn for Syria after more than a year of harsh government crackdowns on mainly peaceful protests and the emergence of an increasingly organized armed insurgency."

During a meeting with envoys from 16 European, Turkish and Arab countries in Istabul on Thursday, Clinton accused Assad of doubling down on "simply unconscionable" violence after reports that at least 78 people—including women and children—had been killed by pro-government forces near Hama the day before.

"We're disgusted by what we see happening," Clinton said. "The regime-sponsored violence that we witnessed again in Hama yesterday is simply unconscionable. Assad has doubled down on his brutality and duplicity, and Syria will not, cannot be peaceful, stable or certainly democratic until Assad goes