This is how we roll: FSA shows off APC (VIDEO)

Published time: February 08, 2012 13:33
Edited time: February 08, 2012 20:03
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Syrian rebels are rolling out armored hardware in their battle against government forces, if this footage is an indicator of the situations in Homs.

­In the video, uploaded to YouTube by the Free Syrian Army, a group of fighters is attacking Bustan ad-Divan checkpoint in the city of Homs using a Soviet-made BMP, an infantry fighting vehicle that is equipped with a cannon.

The vehicle presumably was captured from the government forces or acquired from army defectors.

The Free Syrian Army is the main opposition army group in Syria. The body claims it almost exclusively consists of those who defected from government forces.

The regime of Syria’s President Bashar Assad has been under harsh criticism for using military forces in crackdown on protesters. But Assad says it is “terrorist gangs” his military are fighting with.

Last week Russia vetoed a UN Security Council resolution on Syria citing an unbalanced approach. Moscow explained that the resolution draft imposed sanctions on the Assad’s forces, but did not deal with violence on the opposition's part.

Comments (32)

justnfree 11.02.2012 22:03

@ William Pelegrini Who has more bloody resume than US? Maybe when people die with Nuclear bombs, Napalms and DU, hellfire and tomahawk missiles, you don't consider it bloody.Russia does not need support of someone like you.

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LDR_ONE 09.02.2012 16:07

 wrote in #2
These vehicles have to have been provided by the west. _________ ____________________ ____________________ _______________
I understand the situation in Syria is chaotic, but do you really think they could just drive an APC over the border without being noticed? 

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SWN 09.02.2012 10:09

hopeleaves and William Pelegrini
Are you both patients of MK (mind control) program?
I rightly never believed that US military ever stoped the progra despite claims of USA government.

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