Newsgroup: it.politica.internazionale
Titolo: Russia warns UK on arming Syrian rebels

Ovviamente Lavrov ha ragione: il diritto internazionale è stato 
sputtanato, e non solo a causa di quest'ultimo episodio. E' stato 
sputtanato proprio da quelli che si attribuiscono il ruolo di suoi più 
ferventi custodi.
 
Un doppio successo per i "sionisti", che colgono due risultati: 
liberarsi dei loro più accesi avversari nelle istanze internazionali e 
distruggere il prestigio dell'ONU per distruggere le sue risoluzioni di 
condanna verso Israele.
 
Una Caporetto per la civiltà giuridica, una secca perdita di credibilità 
per l'Europa nei confronti dei popoli oltre i suoi confini meridionali.
 
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13 March 2013 Last updated at 17:44 GMT
 
Russia warns UK on arming Syrian rebels
 
Any attempt by the UK to arm Syrian rebels would be a breach of 
international law, Russia has warned.
 
It comes after David Cameron suggested the UK would consider vetoing an 
extension to the European Union's arms embargo on Syria.
 
Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov, who is London for talks with the 
foreign secretary, made it clear Moscow would oppose any move to supply 
arms.
 
William Hague said the UK had "not ruled out anything in the future".
 
The British government has already promised to give "non-lethal" 
assistance to forces opposed to President Assad.
 
Up to 70,000 people have been killed in Syria and a million refugees 
have fled the country since the crisis began two years ago.
'Violation'
 
The latest UN figures show that two million have been internally 
displaced, while 400,000 have fled abroad since the start of the year, 
with the largest number seeking shelter in Jordan, Lebanon, Turkey, Iraq 
and Egypt. The UK has provided £139m to help run refugee camps.
 
During a press conference following a meeting with his British 
counterpart, Mr Lavrov said: "In our point of view it [arming the Syrian 
opposition] is a violation of international law."
 
But Mr Hague said it wasn't clear how grave the situation would become, 
adding: "We have never ruled out anything in the future."
 
"Anything we do will be legal and clearly stated to our country and to 
the international community."
 
And he insisted: "As long as a political solution is not found we will 
increase our support to the opposition and to the Syrian people to save 
lives and promote that political solution."
 
Sergei Lavrov stressed that the way forward on the crisis was through 
diplomacy and rejected putting conditions on the removal of President 
Assad before a political solution is found.
 
"I believe the destiny of Bashar al-Assad should be decided by the 
Syrians themselves," he said.
'No agreement'
 
Mr Hague said the UK and Russia were "well known" for their differences 
but said it was "vital", as UN Security Council members, that they work 
together.
 
He admitted that the talks had failed to result in agreement "on any 
specific plan for talks between the National Coalition and the Assad 
regime or on action at the UN Security Council".
 
"We did very much agree on the need for progress and the need for a 
political settlement in Syria," he added.
 
"I think we found enough common ground on our concerns and our 
objectives to certainly continue our efforts to full agreement on these 
matters."
 
He said he welcomed Russia's willingness to develop a fuller dialogue 
with the Syrian National Coalition and said he hoped its leader would 
visit Moscow soon.
 
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-politics-21772658
 
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Sostieni Rete ECO: 
http://rete-eco.it/2012/sostienici.html
 
 

 
 
During a press conference following a meeting with his British
counterpart, Mr Lavrov said: "In our point of view it [arming the Syrian
opposition] is a violation of international law."
 
But Mr Hague said it wasn't clear how grave the situation would become,
adding: "We have never ruled out anything in the future."
 
"Anything we do will be legal and clearly stated to our country and to
the international community."
 
And he insisted: "As long as a political solution is not found we will
increase our support to the opposition and to the Syrian people to save
lives and promote that political solution."
 
 
 
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Incredibile la ipocrisia, direi falsita' intinseca.
 
Tutti sanno che la NATO apertamente supporta, arma, trasporta, rifugia in 
Turkia, fanatici Wahabbiti.
 
Hague dice che vuole armare Al Kaida per salvare vite umane, merda di uomo 
viene a pensare.
 
 
 

 Russia warns UK on arming Syrian rebels
 
la Russia arma il regime, il Regno Unito arma i ribelli. Si vergoni 
piuttosto Lavrov di rappresentare una nazione che sostiene un regime 
sanguinario che uccide il suo popolo.
 
P.S. I sionisti non c'entrano un bel niente...

 
"Lord Curzon" <lord....@curzon.cur> wrote in message 
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Se i disastrati Cameron e Hollande armeranno in via ufficiale Al Kaida 
rompono il veto ONU.
 
Al che nessun veto sara' piu' valido.
Potrebbero arrivare elicotteri da attacco in Siria ed S300 in Iran.
Alcuni missili nucleari in Saudi Arabia, se proprio si insiste.
 
Tutto qua', avete dichiarato guerra alleati alle dittature piu' reazionarie 
del globo, suvvia, alzate bandiera nera.
L'occidente e' famoso per usare forze sataniche per i suoi interessi di 
corte vedute.
Poi scoppiano le guerre mondiali.
 
 

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temete lo spettro di Suez? Questa volta non ci sarà nessun Eisenhower...

 temete lo spettro di Suez? Questa volta non ci sar� nessun Eisenhower...
 
Suez?  nessuna parentela col caso Siria.
 
I tempi sono leggermente cambiati, unica affinita' le due volpi.
Quelle che hanno brutti vizzi.
 
Strano vero? ancora Inglesi e Francesi.
 
 

 Strano vero? ancora Inglesi e Francesi.
 
capisco che vuoi la Russia e l'Iran in casa ma temo non sarai accontentato.