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Syria says it accepted Russian weapons proposal Posted: Tuesday, September 10, 2013 Syria says it accepted Russian weapons proposal MOSCOW (AP) -- Syria says it has accepted Russia's proposal to place its chemical weapons under international control for subsequent dismantling. Obama sees potential 'breakthrough' in Russia's Syria proposal Russia and Syria embraced Secretary of State John F. Kerry's suggestion Monday that the Syrian government could avert a U.S. attack by placing its chemical weapons under international control, upending the Obama administration's efforts to sharpen its case for military action. Obama: Strike 'Absolutely' on Hold if Syria Abandons Chemical Weapons Intercepts caught Assad rejecting requests to use chemical weapons, German paper says Syrian President Bashar Assad has repeatedly rejected requests from his field commanders for approval to use chemical weapons, according to a report this weekend in a German newspaper. Syria: Assad not Responsible for Ghouta Gas Attack, Says Freed Hostage Pierre Piccinin Belgian hostage held with Italian war reporter Domenico Quirico by Syrian rebels said captors denied Assad involvement Russian report: Syrian rebels planning chem. attack on Israel Unconfirmed report by Arab-language Russian newspaper claims 'armed Syrian militants will use territories controlled by the Syrian regime to perpetrate their provocative plan' Syria Welcomes Call to Destroy Chemical Weapons State Dept Vigorously Backtracks on Offer 6 Polls Agree: Americans Strongly Oppose Attacking Syria NATO airstrike kills civilians in Afghanistan, claims Karzai NATO airstrike hit at least eight civilians, including three women, four children, claim Afghan officials. NATO says only 10 Taliban fighters were killed. War comes to Syria's quiet Christian hinterland World View: A rebel attack on Maloula is a warning for a minority accused of supporting government |
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