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"If a crazy measure is taken against Damascus, I will need not more than 6 hours to transfer hundreds of rockets and missiles to the Golan Heights to fire them at Tel Aviv," Assad said after Davutoglu conveyed the United States' warning message to him.
Why always Tel Aviv?
Most populous, the economic heart of Israel and the center of all the embassies as well.Why always Tel Aviv?
Most populous, the economic heart of Israel and the center of all the embassies as well.
Wonder if Russia and China, who just vetoed sanctions against Assad, will mind when rockets kill their diplomats....
Of course no one wants their diplomats to be killed. Who is going to invade Syria, and get them killed?
Also... is Tel Aviv or Jerusalem more important to Israel? Tel Aviv is like Shanghai I guess, the financial center.
What i said was that Syrian rockets might kill Chinese diplomats living in Israel.
No one, i hope. A weakened Assad is better than a devil we don`t know.I know, hence my question, who is going to invade Syria and force those rockets to be launched?
Far inferior than Israel but even scud missiles could kill hundreds and undoubtedly he will aim at civilians.What kind of missile capability does Assad have anyway?
Here we differ, but I have the undoubted advantage of being 5,000 miles away and not having to live with the results.No one, i hope. A weakened Assad is better than a devil we don`t know.
"If a crazy measure is taken against Damascus, I will need not more than 6 hours to transfer hundreds of rockets and missiles to the Golan Heights
If you have any doubts, you can just look at Egypt and Libya when democracy was introduced to the Arabs.Here we differ, but I have the undoubted advantage of being 5,000 miles away and not having to live with the results.
I wonder how far Russia would be willing to go to stop an attack against Syria.