Topic: Bombs kill eight people in Syrian city of Homs days after local truce (Read 712 times)

All those who want to use military troops on the ground to defeat ISIL need to face the question, 'Then what?'. We took out Saddam and Ghaddafi, and look what a mess there is now. In fact, it can be said that by taking out Saddam, we set the stage for ISIL to rise. Are we prepared to take out ISIS, then spend trillions in occupying and nation-building for decades? ISIS will metastasize into another terrorist group as long as there are foreign troops in the Middle East. There are no quick, easy solutions, and sending in US troops is simplistic and counter-productive, and just helps the terrorists to recruit even more terrorists.

There are no "moderate" terrorists in Syria. Groups such as Ahrar ash Sham are just ghost organizations created by the Saudis and Qataris, so that they could continue to provide weapons and funds to the ISIS and the Al Nusra. The Americans must answer how did the weapons provided by them to the FSA ended up with the ISIS.

The so-called "armed moderate opposition" is no better than ISIS. In fact, they're the same scum with identical behavior. Many of "moderate" militans are former ISIS militants and vice versa.

ISIS must be destroyed.

During the past one year, the ISIS barbarians have butchered more than 5,000 Yazidi civilians and have enslaved another 3,000. The mainstream media has largely ignored these incidents. But when one or two Arabs die of Syrian / Russian bombing, then they are going ballistic. Why this double speak? Yazidis are also human beings, like us.

The Muslim death cults are busy again today. I wonder how much damage was done to the hospital?

Does anyone notice that ISIS doesn't care about collateral damages and killing innocent civilians, even women and children?

First ask your NATO pigs to stop intervening in Syria. After that we can analyze the Russian intervention. And from where did you got that 150,000 figure? If Russia had sent that many troops to Syria, then ISIS would have been defeated in less than 24 hours time. Russia is having some 300 troops there at the most, taking part in the air strikes.

It's getting worse day by day and world power should take step to assassinate Bashar al Assad and eliminate daesh completely because true rebels are fighting for freedom and regime and daesh are killing innocents they are not fighting each other.

Oh man when all this will end. So many rebels are still living in Homs and Aleppo maybe and their are maybe hiding..
This is really sick the russian will not stop to increse there army power to stop them all over syria. They sended now over 150,000 troops for syria   

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lama-hunter

Another bomb explosion targeting the Alawite civilians. Quite understandable, as Alawites are the main support base for the regime forces and Bashar al Assad. Earlier also these rebels ("moderate terrorists" as per the NATO nomenclature) have targeted Alawites. They are trying to exterminate them, so that their conquest of Syria can be easier.  

Dozens wounded by two explosions in Alawite neighbourhood of al-Zahra, while in Iraq a suicide car bomb at border post kills five and wounds 10

Twin bomb blasts in a government-controlled neighbourhood of Homs have killed at least 16 people and wounded dozens, Syrian state media and a group monitoring the war said.

One of the bombs detonated close to a hospital in the mainly Alawite neighbourhood of al-Zahra in the east of the city, the Syrian Observatory for Human Rights said, adding that the death toll was likely to rise.

Syrian state television described Saturday’s attack as “two large terrorist explosions”. The news agency Sana published a photo of two men carrying a woman away from burning wreckage.

Homs was a centre of the uprising against President Bashar al-Assad that began in 2011. The blasts come days after the implementation of a truce deal in Waer, another district of Homs on its northwestern outskirts.

Under that deal, agreed under the auspices of the United Nations between the local government and insurgents, a number of fighters and civilians left Waer, the last insurgent-held area of Homs, and humanitarian aid was allowed in.

The agreement, which is still being implemented in stages, allowed the government to tighten its control of the city.

Read more: http://www.theguardian.com/world/2015/dec/12/syria-homs-fatal-bomb-attacks-days-after-city-truce