Turk shot in the head on Syrian-Jordanian border
Well, this has all the makings of an international incident. Israel Radio reported at 1:00 pm that a Turkish citizen was shot in the head by Syrian troops while trying to cross the border from Syria into Jordan. Apparently, two Turks had tried to reach Daraa, the site of rioting against the Assad regime, could not do so, and headed back for the nearby border to cross back into Jordan. Syrian troops fired at them and one of them was hit in the head.On Monday, Syria sent tanks into Daraa and closed its border with Jordan. According to Israel Radio reports, Syrian troops have been ordered to shoot anything that moves in the area.
Let's go to the videotape.
Labels: Bashar al-Assad, Daraa, Syrian regime change, Turkey
posted by Carl in Jerusalem @ 2:27 PM
1 Comments:
The crime, the lack of humanity!
/sarc off....
It's Syria for goodness sake, did anyone expect anything BUT bloodshed?
The Syrians are savages. We all know that. Obama SUPPORTS Assad (and Hezbollah and Iran) but let's be fair... Israel no building in Jerusalem, that is a crime
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