Reuters: Rebels pollute Damascus water supply with diesel

[Madali]

The more rebels lose, the more they show their true colors.

http://uk.reuters.com/article/uk-mideast-crisis-syria-water-idUKKBN14C20K

The Damascus water authority has been forced to cut supplies coming into the Syrian capital for a few days and use reserves instead after rebels polluted the water with diesel, it said on Friday.

The al-Fija spring which supplies Damascus with water is in the rebel-held Wadi Barada valley northwest of the capital in a mountainous area near the Lebanese border.

The government controls much of the surrounding territory and on Friday carried out aerial attacks and shelled the rebel-held area, the Syrian Observatory for Human Rights said.

A military news outlet run by Syrian government ally Hezbollah said the rebels in the Wadi Barada valley had refused to leave the area and as a result the Syrian Arab Army began an offensive against them on Friday morning.

Through a series of so-called settlement agreements and army offensives, the Syrian government, backed by Russian air power and Iran-backed militias, has been steadily suppressing armed opposition around the capital.

 

[50cent]

Isis now needs to train SAA in dealing with thease Fsa rebels .

 

[Serpentine]

Calling these scumbag terrorists as 'rebels' is one of the worst twists in the reality and truth.

 

[Decisive Storm]

Reuters is taking side in this war, and it chose to be with the criminals against the Syrian people.

Russia wants to displace Wadi Barada's civilians as they did to Aleppo's, excuse to air raids & mas shelling on civilians ? they got one.

The West generally does not believe Russian Lies machine, but in the Syrian issue they DO.

 

[somebozo]

They should be forced to drink this water now!

 

[Timur]

sounds like assad tactics at least they learned something from assad in inhumane behavior.. and we condemn it if this is true we never know wich lies comes from their mouthes and fingers..

where is the diffrence mr in scarving a whole city and polluting water?`

yes this guys will see a difference because in their world there are their ppl wich are humans and the others are scum.. you can scarve and kill and rape the scum but when a flie hits one of them they will cry all they way along

 

[500]

Its not Reuters.

Damascus water supply cut after rebels pollute it - authority

A military news outlet run by Syrian government ally Hezbollah said the rebels in the Wadi Barada valley had refused to leave the area and as a result the Syrian Arab Army began an offensive against them on Friday morning.

Dont make false titles next time.

 

[Aramagedon]

Its not Reuters.






Dont make false titles next time.

^^^^ The picture that this zionist terrorist want to give to the beheader animals.

 

[sur]

Calling these scumbag terrorists as 'rebels' is one of the worst twists in the reality and truth.

For my knowledge, when media says "rebels" are they referring to FSA or IsIs? or any others. Also i hear the word "opposition" in regards to Syrian conflict, who are "opposition"?

And earlier Turkey wanted to oust Assad, but now it seems like Turkey has changed position and is fighting IsIs along with Syrians/Russians, is my understanding correct?

 

[hussain0216]

Assads problems are far from over he will be bled until its over for him and his clan

 

[My-Analogous]

The more rebels lose, the more they show their true colors.

http://uk.reuters.com/article/uk-mideast-crisis-syria-water-idUKKBN14C20K

The Damascus water authority has been forced to cut supplies coming into the Syrian capital for a few days and use reserves instead after rebels polluted the water with diesel, it said on Friday.

The al-Fija spring which supplies Damascus with water is in the rebel-held Wadi Barada valley northwest of the capital in a mountainous area near the Lebanese border.

The government controls much of the surrounding territory and on Friday carried out aerial attacks and shelled the rebel-held area, the Syrian Observatory for Human Rights said.

A military news outlet run by Syrian government ally Hezbollah said the rebels in the Wadi Barada valley had refused to leave the area and as a result the Syrian Arab Army began an offensive against them on Friday morning.

Through a series of so-called settlement agreements and army offensives, the Syrian government, backed by Russian air power and Iran-backed militias, has been steadily suppressing armed opposition around the capital.

How are you brother?