Esta notícia está em inglês. Basicamente fala de como a oposição síria (militantes da Al-Qaeda, mercenários árabes e bandidos comuns), por não conseguir sequer arranhar a Presidência de Bashar Al-Assad, está agora tentando receber ajuda dos terroristas mafiosos do ELK - na região de Kosovo, parte histórica da Sérvia que desde 2008 serve como a maior base americana do mundo (7000 soldados), ao mesmo tempo em que a bandidagem rola solta.
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A delegation of Syrian rebels
has made a deal with Pristina authorities to exchange experience on
partisan warfare. The Syrian opposition is sending militants to Kosovo
for adopting tactics and being trained to oust President Bashar Assad’s
regime.
On April 26, a delegation of
Syrian opposition members made a stop in Pristina on their way from the
US to hold talks on how to make use of the experience of the Kosovo
Liberation Army (KLA) in Syria, reports the Associated Press.
So far, a poorly-organized
Syrian opposition has proven unable to self-organize and form a steady
front against the forces of President Assad.
Terror tactics used by
militants allow them to kill military and governmental officials, but do
not help to hold positions against a regular army.
“We come here to learn. Kosovo
has walked this path and has an experience that would be very useful
for us,” says the head of the Syrian delegation Ammar Abdulhamid, a
Syrian-born human rights activist and dissident. “In particular, we’d
like to know how scattered armed groups were finally organized into the
KLA.”
Syrian opposition leaders have promised to immediately recognize Kosovo once they seize power in the country.
“We’re in vital need of joint
actions as a coalition opposition,” stressed Ammar Abdulhamid, a
long-time opponent of the Syria’s President Bashar Assad. In 2005, he
left Syria to settle in the US.
The training camp on the
Albanian-Kosovo border that has welcomed Syrian attendees was originally
organized by the US to help the KLA train its fighters.
The Kosovo Liberation Army
(KLA) was considered a terrorist organization by the US, the UK and
France for years until, in 1998, it was taken off the list of terrorists
with no explanation given. The KLA used to have up to 10 per cent of
underage fighters in its ranks.
There were numerous reports of
the KLA having contacts with Al-Qaeda, getting arms from that terrorist
organization, getting its militants trained in Al-Qaeda camps in
Pakistan and even having members of Al-Qaeda in its ranks fighting
against Serbs.
In 1998-1999 Kosovo
separatists started an armed conflict with Belgrade to split the Kosovo
region from Serbia. The war in the region was marked with mass
atrocities and executions of the civilian population. Most of the Serbs
that used to live in Kosovo became refugees.
In 2008, 10 years after the
beginning of armed conflict with Serbia, Kosovo unilaterally proclaimed
independence from Belgrade. Kosovo’s independence has been recognized by
leading Western countries, most members of NATO and countries
associated with the bloc.
The same horrors that were
witnessed during the war in Kosovo are now apparently being prepared for
the multi-confessional Syrian population by Islamist Syrian Liberation
Army trained in Muslim Kosovo in the middle of Europe.
The Syrian Liberation Army
group that actually formed the delegation to Kosovo has been fighting
with the Syrian government for over a year now. This stand-off has
claimed well over 9,000 lives, about half of them Syrian servicemen, law
enforcers and officials.
Lately, the militants have
been squeezed out of the Syrian cities and their positions along the
Syrian-Turkish border. Being unable to turn the tide independently, the
Syrian Liberation Army has been addressing to its foreign sponsors to
start a military intervention into Syria to topple President Bashar
Assad.
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