LAS is preparing to withdraw its observers from Syria

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The Arab League advisory board (Arab League) on Sunday called on Nabil al-Arabi, the head of the organization, to urgently withdraw observers from Syria, since their “ineffective activity” is a cover for the regime of Bashar al-Assad, the president of Syria, Al-Arabiya television reported.

"Even with the presence of observers in Syria, violence continues in the country," said Ali al-Salem al-Dekbas, head of the council. - "Working in the country of observers gives the regime of President Al-Assad a legal cover for the international community."

According to Interfax, this is why the council calls on al-Arabi to convene an urgent meeting of the League and decide to withdraw the observers.

The work of the League’s observers in Syria causes extreme dissatisfaction among Western countries and oppositionists, since after visiting Homs they did not reveal serious violations by the country's authorities, and, in addition, observers declared the presence of armed opposition groups in the city.

Earlier, the international human rights organization Amnesty International criticized the Sudanese general Mustafa ad-Dhabi, head of the delegation, for allegedly violating the rights of his own people in Sudan and not worthy of leading such a mission. In response, the Arab League announced that it trusts al-Dhabi completely.
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  1. Lech e-mine
    +10
    2 January 2012 11: 25
    I do not like the sub-Pindosovo sub-truths. TRUTH.
    1. +11
      2 January 2012 11: 43
      WHAT REQUIRED TO PROVIDE !!! Yusovsk fighters of the ideological front frowned a little! Here, scream! So, how will they now call their interference in the internal affairs of Syria? Protecting the flora and fauna of the state of Syria?
      1. Pavel V
        +2
        2 January 2012 16: 03
        The picture "Swam" is called.
        esaul Today, 11: 43
        Protecting the flora and fauna of the state of Syria?

        Environmental protection is the most important thing in Western countries. Look how they fight and defend themselves. And then they decided to help recreate the virgin landscapes. A kind of reserve where outsiders will be banned.

        The work of the League’s observers in Syria causes extreme discontent among Western countries and opposition, since after visiting Homs they did not reveal serious violations by the country's authorities, and in addition, observers announced the presence of armed opposition groups in the city.

        "Big Brother" together with the middle one are not happy with the result. And who the observers wanted to see there. Santa Claus or something.

        that is why the council calls on al-Arabi to convene an urgent meeting of the League and decide on the recall of observers.

        And the smallest there too. I can’t wait to grow up, but for now I’m just showing off.

        Amnesty International had previously criticized Sudanese General Mustafa al-Dhabi, the head of the delegation, for allegedly violating the rights of his own people in Sudan and not being worthy to lead such a mission.

        But the heavy artillery was used. Those responsible for the failure of the mission are determined, and now they must bear the deserved punishment.
        1. 0
          2 January 2012 16: 29
          I agree with the whole list, please! Announce the whole list, please ... wink
  2. dred
    +6
    2 January 2012 11: 41
    True, no one ever liked me.
  3. +4
    2 January 2012 12: 01
    Imagine the oil painting. A report in British newspapers: the Entente is recalling its observers from Russia. Chapaev took Ufa without our permission! Denikin does not agree on the amount of ammunition allocated to his units ...
  4. +6
    2 January 2012 12: 05
    And who spoke of the truth? Were they sent there not for that? Apparently they didn’t receive any instruction, they thought they themselves would guess that it would be necessary to work according to the example of CNN and the BBC. Either lie or be silent!
  5. +3
    2 January 2012 12: 30
    Now the LAGs will decide on the withdrawal of observers and pendosny will scream that Assad organized an attack on the observers and shelling their cars in order to hide something and prevent them from working.
  6. BAT
    +4
    2 January 2012 12: 42
    Another Pindos provocation. The most regrettable is that everything goes according to their scenario. With this review of the observers, they untie their hands. We all understand this, who is hu in Syria, and the Euro -indos plankton is driven into the gopovs, that in Syria peaceful demonstrators are shot from heavy machine guns and crushed by tanks.
  7. +2
    2 January 2012 13: 00
    Well, everything fell into place.
  8. 0
    2 January 2012 13: 27
    and who is on the lag advisory board?
  9. alatau_09
    +2
    2 January 2012 13: 46
    the foolish west took off his mask ...
  10. +1
    2 January 2012 15: 47
    True eyes prick. But they hoped that they would sing exclusively to their tune.
    I’m afraid that the amers would now be to these observers, some incident with the victims was not organized in order to accuse Assad of it.
  11. Odesit
    0
    2 January 2012 17: 03
    It is necessary to observe the countries of the Arab League! Democrats are bad! Especially Saudi Arabia and Qatar! Yes, there they have democracy and freedom as you want! In Qatar, our ambassador at the airport was beaten trying to select the diplomatic post! Democracy damn it! The heads themselves in the squares are chopped down and there too!
  12. Charon
    +1
    2 January 2012 17: 23
    With the good news, the New Year has begun.
    Diggers did not dig. They don’t know how.
    It is necessary to send new, more qualified. I'm afraid that will be so soon. The Syrians will be offered a new composition of observers from countries of a victorious democracy.
    The refusal to replace observers will be perceived as concealing the Truth with all the ensuing consequences.