MaxShimba Platinum Member Joined Apr 11, 2008 Posts 36,008 Reaction score 4,093 Sep 9, 2013 #1 Syrian President Bashar al-Assad has warned that the US would "pay the price" for any strike against Syria. He told US broadcaster PBS that strikes would increase instability and lead to the spread of terrorism in the region. He said there was "no evidence" that government forces had used chemical weapons against their own people. Meanwhile, US Secretary of State John Kerry has once again warned that taking no action against Mr Assad's regime is riskier than launching strikes. Read more: BBC News - Bashar al-Assad: US will pay price for Syria strike
Syrian President Bashar al-Assad has warned that the US would "pay the price" for any strike against Syria. He told US broadcaster PBS that strikes would increase instability and lead to the spread of terrorism in the region. He said there was "no evidence" that government forces had used chemical weapons against their own people. Meanwhile, US Secretary of State John Kerry has once again warned that taking no action against Mr Assad's regime is riskier than launching strikes. Read more: BBC News - Bashar al-Assad: US will pay price for Syria strike
Double Elephants JF-Expert Member Joined Mar 25, 2013 Posts 522 Reaction score 465 Sep 9, 2013 #2 Black Uhuru said: Syrian President Bashar al-Assad has warned that the US would "pay the price" for any strike against Syria. He told US broadcaster PBS that strikes would increase instability and lead to the spread of terrorism in the region. He said there was "no evidence" that government forces had used chemical weapons against their own people. Meanwhile, US Secretary of State John Kerry has once again warned that taking no action against Mr Assad's regime is riskier than launching strikes. Read more: BBC News - Bashar al-Assad: US will pay price for Syria strike Click to expand... Yeah, noted.
Black Uhuru said: Syrian President Bashar al-Assad has warned that the US would "pay the price" for any strike against Syria. He told US broadcaster PBS that strikes would increase instability and lead to the spread of terrorism in the region. He said there was "no evidence" that government forces had used chemical weapons against their own people. Meanwhile, US Secretary of State John Kerry has once again warned that taking no action against Mr Assad's regime is riskier than launching strikes. Read more: BBC News - Bashar al-Assad: US will pay price for Syria strike Click to expand... Yeah, noted.