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pampango

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3. The reluctance seems to be from Syria not from the UN.

Reply to teddy51 (Reply #1)

Thu Apr 26, 2012, 03:12 PM

Apr 2012

"The UN is angry at the pace its observers are being allowed in, and wants more personnel on the ground, and quicker."

At least so far the violence does not seem to be scaring the monitors away though that has happened before in other countries and is perhaps a goal of some.

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Syrian opposition says Hama hit by rockets / UN still has only 15 monitors on the ground [View all] pampango Apr 2012 OP

I would think that they are reluctant to put any more in, cause it seems to be damn well teddy51 Apr 2012 #1

The reluctance seems to be from Syria not from the UN. pampango Apr 2012 #3

Damn, I sure would not want to be a peace keeper in that country right now. There doesn't teddy51 Apr 2012 #4

Rumors tabatha Apr 2012 #2