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Syria reinforces northern border as Turkey loses patience with Assad

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at Khirbet al-Juozas seen as a warning to Ankara after the reforms and an end to the repression against demonstrators Syrian

Syrian officials have ordered military units to step up patrols near the border with Turkey as a warning to its northern neighbor and more angry not to establish a buffer zone inside the Syria.

diplomats in Ankara and Beirut believe that progress on the Syrian border village of Khirbet al-Juozas, initially introduced as a sweep against dissidents, was a veiled threat to Turkey, which not stop turning the President Bashar al-Assad and his regime of repression of dissent continues.

After Assad's speech last week, Turkish officials gave him one week to start and stop the violent suppression of protests reform, which is estimated to have killed over 1,400 people in less than four months. At least 18 people died and dozens were injured in demonstrations across the country on Friday - a relatively low figure compared to last Friday. But the model of militants attacked security forces remains the same.

British government officials visited during the week in southern Turkey to interview refugees in Syria. An official of the Foreign Ministry said the

Observer

that diplomats are preparing the accounts of what happened in al-Jisr Shughour and the immediate area the first half of this month, when the Syrian army mounted a series of raids, followed by an assault that took almost all the 41,000 inhabitants of the city to escape effective, first by the surrounding hills and the Turkey.

Among the allegations are being investigated claims that Iranian soldiers operating alongside Syrian units -. In particular, the Fourth Army Division, which is headed by Assad's brother Maher and has a reputation for cruelty

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, who is also collecting testimonies of Syrian deserters.

angry diplomatic increasingly Turkey to Syria in Istanbul has become an attractive center for 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 runs 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 "

A Syrian journalist who fled to Beirut told the group the rights Avaaz capture by military intelligence agents in Lebanon. The journalist says he was captured in a cafe in Jounieh, 25 km north of Beirut. He said he first asked by a stranger in a conversation, then captured and taken to a fetid barracks where he was interrogated for several days.
"During the days I spent in Beirut, few Syrian activists were kidnapped and extradited to the security police in Syria," he said. "The Lebanese authorities have captured some Syrian soldiers fugitives who fled to Syria through the border, then turned to Syria, claiming that because of the security agreement signed between the two countries. "



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