Syria: Million Man Rally Support Reforms, Friends Reject Foreign Intervention, More Terrorists Arrested
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More than one million citizens gathered in al-Muhafaza Square in the coastal city of Lattakia on Thursday to call for working hand in hand to confront the foreign conspiracy to overcome the crisis and preserve Syria's security and stability, reported SANA.
The chanting of the rallying crowd who included all the sections of the society in Lattakia expressed support to reform and the independence of national decision, with the marchers voicing their rejection of all forms of foreign interference. The crowds, in addition to the national army, also thanked friendly countries and peoples who have stood by Syria during its crisis.
The crowds condemned the conspirators' devilish endeavor and their terrorist media tools which try to fabricate events that serve their interests.
On another note, a few foreign delegations have expressed their rejection to the uprising against the Syrian regime, and reiterated their rejection to foreign meddling in the Middle East country.
Starting with Russia, First Deputy of Russian Foreign Minister Andrey Denisov on Friday reiterated Russia's firm stance in support of Syria in all fields, hailing the reform steps being carried out by the Syrian leadership.
Denisov's statement came during a political deliberations session held with Syrian Deputy Minister of Foreign Affairs and Expatriates Fayssal Mikdad at the Russian Foreign Ministry's headquarters.
As for China, its Special Envoy to the Middle East, Wu Sike talked about the reform process announced by President Bashar al-Assad to meet the citizens' interests and achieve hopes and aspirations of the Syrian people.
Sike, in a meeting with Syrian Vice President Farouk al-Sharaa, underlined China's firm position towards the events in Syria, hailing the steps taken regarding the national reform and reiterating China's refusal of any form of outside interference in Syria's internal affairs.
Moreover, Sike underlined China's firm position towards the events in Syria, hailing the steps taken regarding the national reform and reiterating China's refusal of any form of outside interference in Syria's internal affairs.
At a press conference in the Chinese Embassy Chancery in Damascus, the Chinese Special Envoy to the Middle East, also said that Syria is an important country in the Middle East, adding "Syria has great impacts in the regional affairs... the international community has to respect Syria's sovereignty, independence and territorial integrity."
In response to China's Envoy, Vice President Farouk al-Sharaa said Thursday that the Syrian people categorically reject any foreign intervention in their internal affairs as they support the national reform process. He expressed Syria's appreciation for China's positions, along with the Federal Russia, in the UN Security Council for supporting the reform process carried out by Syria and rejection of outside interference in its internal affairs.
For his part, Syrian Minister of Foreign Affairs al-Moallem underlined the government's efforts to achieve reforms and hold the national dialogue conference in Damascus.
Meanwhile, in a meeting with Syria's ambassador to Brazil Mohammad Khaddour, Director of the Middle East Department of the Brazilian Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Carlos Martins Ceglia, reiterated his country's rejection of foreign interference in Syria's internal affairs.
Ceglia stressed Brazil's support to reform projects that call for consolidating national dialogue in Syria, highlighting its keenness on the Syrian-Brazilian historic relations.
In the same context, a Romanian delegation containing journalists and members of the Syrian community in Romania began on Friday a visit to Syria to witness the reality of the events taking place in it and show solidarity with the Syrian people.
In statements to the Syrian news agency, members of the delegation said that the visit was organized to show solidarity with Syria and support for the
comprehensive reform program launched by President Bashar al-Assad, in addition to allowing Romanian journalists to witness what is happening in Syria firsthand and relay the truth to the people of Romania and Europe and uncover the media misdirection undertaken by Arab and foreign channels.
On the military level, A number of law enforcement forces members were injured on Friday by the gunfire of armed men in al-Qusour neighborhood in the central province of Hama, said SANA.
An official source said that the law enforcement members were injured in an attack by gunmen who opened fire on them while they were on duty. Meanwhile, an explosive device planted by armed terrorist groups was dismantled by a military engineering unit in Douma, Damascus Countryside.
On another note, competent authorities in Homs arrested over the past couple of days scores of wanted terrorists, among them a dangerous terrorist in Taldaw.
An official source said that ''Quantities of weapons were also seized while tracking down the armed groups in al-Nazihin neighborhood in Homs, including automatic rifles, night binoculars and "Israeli"-made bombs,'' the source added.
Source: Syrian News agencies, edited by moqawama.org
More than one million citizens gathered in al-Muhafaza Square in the coastal city of Lattakia on Thursday to call for working hand in hand to confront the foreign conspiracy to overcome the crisis and preserve Syria's security and stability, reported SANA.
The chanting of the rallying crowd who included all the sections of the society in Lattakia expressed support to reform and the independence of national decision, with the marchers voicing their rejection of all forms of foreign interference. The crowds, in addition to the national army, also thanked friendly countries and peoples who have stood by Syria during its crisis.
The crowds condemned the conspirators' devilish endeavor and their terrorist media tools which try to fabricate events that serve their interests.
On another note, a few foreign delegations have expressed their rejection to the uprising against the Syrian regime, and reiterated their rejection to foreign meddling in the Middle East country.
Starting with Russia, First Deputy of Russian Foreign Minister Andrey Denisov on Friday reiterated Russia's firm stance in support of Syria in all fields, hailing the reform steps being carried out by the Syrian leadership.
Denisov's statement came during a political deliberations session held with Syrian Deputy Minister of Foreign Affairs and Expatriates Fayssal Mikdad at the Russian Foreign Ministry's headquarters.
As for China, its Special Envoy to the Middle East, Wu Sike talked about the reform process announced by President Bashar al-Assad to meet the citizens' interests and achieve hopes and aspirations of the Syrian people.
Sike, in a meeting with Syrian Vice President Farouk al-Sharaa, underlined China's firm position towards the events in Syria, hailing the steps taken regarding the national reform and reiterating China's refusal of any form of outside interference in Syria's internal affairs.
Moreover, Sike underlined China's firm position towards the events in Syria, hailing the steps taken regarding the national reform and reiterating China's refusal of any form of outside interference in Syria's internal affairs.
At a press conference in the Chinese Embassy Chancery in Damascus, the Chinese Special Envoy to the Middle East, also said that Syria is an important country in the Middle East, adding "Syria has great impacts in the regional affairs... the international community has to respect Syria's sovereignty, independence and territorial integrity."
In response to China's Envoy, Vice President Farouk al-Sharaa said Thursday that the Syrian people categorically reject any foreign intervention in their internal affairs as they support the national reform process. He expressed Syria's appreciation for China's positions, along with the Federal Russia, in the UN Security Council for supporting the reform process carried out by Syria and rejection of outside interference in its internal affairs.
For his part, Syrian Minister of Foreign Affairs al-Moallem underlined the government's efforts to achieve reforms and hold the national dialogue conference in Damascus.
Meanwhile, in a meeting with Syria's ambassador to Brazil Mohammad Khaddour, Director of the Middle East Department of the Brazilian Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Carlos Martins Ceglia, reiterated his country's rejection of foreign interference in Syria's internal affairs.
Ceglia stressed Brazil's support to reform projects that call for consolidating national dialogue in Syria, highlighting its keenness on the Syrian-Brazilian historic relations.
In the same context, a Romanian delegation containing journalists and members of the Syrian community in Romania began on Friday a visit to Syria to witness the reality of the events taking place in it and show solidarity with the Syrian people.
In statements to the Syrian news agency, members of the delegation said that the visit was organized to show solidarity with Syria and support for the
comprehensive reform program launched by President Bashar al-Assad, in addition to allowing Romanian journalists to witness what is happening in Syria firsthand and relay the truth to the people of Romania and Europe and uncover the media misdirection undertaken by Arab and foreign channels.
On the military level, A number of law enforcement forces members were injured on Friday by the gunfire of armed men in al-Qusour neighborhood in the central province of Hama, said SANA.
An official source said that the law enforcement members were injured in an attack by gunmen who opened fire on them while they were on duty. Meanwhile, an explosive device planted by armed terrorist groups was dismantled by a military engineering unit in Douma, Damascus Countryside.
On another note, competent authorities in Homs arrested over the past couple of days scores of wanted terrorists, among them a dangerous terrorist in Taldaw.
An official source said that ''Quantities of weapons were also seized while tracking down the armed groups in al-Nazihin neighborhood in Homs, including automatic rifles, night binoculars and "Israeli"-made bombs,'' the source added.
Source: Syrian News agencies, edited by moqawama.org
