Syrian security forces fired live bullets and tear gas Friday on pro-democracy demonstrations across the country, killing at least 27 people -- including a young boy -- in one of the bloodiest days of the uprising against President Bashar Assad's authoritarian regime, witnesses said.
Protesters flooded into the streets after Muslim prayers in at least nine major areas across the country, a sign that Assad's attempts to quell the monthlong protests with a deadly crackdown and promises of reform have all but failed.
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2 comments:
Someone, probably trying to make $$, is masterminding all of this unrest.
The government have to do something to end these protests and also they do not have to kill the protesters they can end this problem through the peace talks only so they have to make a discussion with protesters and kill this problem immediately the forces have killed the protesters they might be thought if they kill protesters then the protests will be end but they dont know that international community will not be calm to see these cruel murders they will do something to end this problem.
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