The Severe Civil War in Syria

In addition, international organizations experts criticized rebels because they deployed military bases near densely populated villages. This is the reason why the air raid damaged this solution. In addition, international organizations criticize the Russian and Chinese positions, preventing the United Nations from deciding the policy of the Syrian government. Since October 2011, such three documents have been blocked by Russia and China. Of course, law enforcement agencies are calling on world society to stop offering weapons in Syria.

Syria's serious civil war was a massive protest by citizens protesting its government, confusion, and confusion. This situation is characterized by large-scale intergovernmental action against President Bashar al-Assad. The government sent troops to stop protestors, and then Syria began war. The reason for Syria lies in its history. The first protest began on January 26, 2011. From this day onwards, new confrontation will gradually occur. Later, the situation became a full-scale attack against the government, which became a real protest by everyone. The only requirement of the demo is to change the president and its ruling.

The Syrian Civil War Syrian Civil War is a continuous confrontation of Syria against Army faithful to President Asaad and the Asad family who ruled for 40 years after opposition to Syria 's democracy. The civil war began in spring of Arab in 2011 and 82,000 people including civilians, protesters, soldiers and government officials died two years later. The Assad Administration was accused of killing its people and both sides were accused of violating human rights. In my research report, I think the United Nations should be responsible for the disaster of Rwanda in 1994. In this article, there is a possibility that strong similarity may be established with the situation of Syrian Rwanda, but I will explain why this situation is difficult to intervene in the United Nations. Although the Alawi are minority, they have demonstrated power for 40 years during the term of President Asad.

Since the civil war in progress in 2011 and related killings and human rights abuses, Syria has been increasingly isolated from the regional communities and the wider international community. Diplomatic relations including the UK, Canada, France, Italy, Germany, Tunisia, Egypt, Libya, the United States, Belgium, Spain and the Arab countries of the Persian Gulf are blocked by several countries. Starting with the Arab League, Syria continues to maintain diplomatic relations with Algeria, Egypt, Iraq, Lebanon, Sudan and Yemen. Violence against Syrian civilians also suspended the Arab League and the Islamic Cooperation Organization in 2012. Syria continues to build a good relationship with traditional allies Iran and Russia, one of the few countries that will support the Syrian government. Clash with Syrian opposition