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Syria raises tension with Turkey in new border move

President Bashar al-Assad has increased military patrols along the border to keep Turkey from intervening in the internal problems

Syrian officials have ordered military units to increase patrols near the border with Turkey is concerned by giving a warning to its northern neighbor and more angry not to establish a buffer zone in Syria.

diplomats in Beirut and Ankara believes that progress on the Syrian border village of Khirbet al-Juozas Thursday - originally played by Damascus as a sweeping defeat of the dissidents - was instead a veiled threat to Turkey, which is constantly turning President Bashar al-Assad and his regime's repression of dissent continues.

After a speech last week by the head of besieged Syria, Assad gave to the Turkish authorities for a week to start reforms and stop the violent suppression of demonstrations in which over 1,400 people were killed in less than four months.

At least 18 dead and dozens wounded in fresh protests across the country on Friday - a relatively low figure compared to last Friday, which was one week in the uprising. However, the pattern of anti-government militants attacked by armed security forces remains the same, and is unlikely to convince Ankara that his former ally committed to reform.

British government officials during the week traveled to the border region of southern Turkey to the maintenance of Syrians crossed the border security and now live in refugee camps. An official of the Foreign Ministry said the

In another sign of discomfort Turkish Damascus, officials of the country's Red Crescent, which operates five camps along the border, seems to be forbidden to speak to the press. Concern that the description of the accounts of refugees who have fled violent attacks in northern Syrian villages can embarrass Syrian officials are now clearly a less important factor in the estimation of Turkey.
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refugees are used to compile a reference to the International Criminal Court will be asked to continue Assad regime and those most responsible for crimes against humanity. The reference is being prepared by several rights groups, including Insan, an international organization is also collecting evidence of a growing number of Syrian troops defected.


diplomatic growing anger in Turkey has made Istanbul a center of attraction for the Syrian opposition movement, which received tens of deserters in recent weeks. Beirut, which is less than three hours from Damascus, and offers easy access to Syrian citizens, is now considered too dangerous to dissent against the regime. "This is a single clearing house," said a Syrian activist, who manages a network of dissidents across the border. "There are many ways that the system can reach -.. People here do not even have to be here, if you just use his powers "


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