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Syrian spam hits Medvedev Facebook account
Published: 01 February, 2012, 16:29
Dmitry Medvedev's Facebook page
TAGS: UN, Russia, Protest, Politics, Syria
A number of Russian Facebook accounts, including the official page of President Dmitry Medvedev, have fallen victim to a spam attack said to have originated from Syria.
Users left numerous comments in Russian, Arabic and English concerning the situation in Syria.
One of the posts on Dmitry Medvedev’s wall reads, “If it were not for the Russian veto, killings of people in Syria would have been stopped several months ago.”
Moscow’s stance is that combat aircraft and bombs will never solve the political crisis in Syria. On Tuesday during a Security Council meeting, Russia’s ambassador to UN, Vitaly Churkin, reiterated that the international community should not “meddle” in Syria's domestic conflict.
Last October, Russia and China vetoed a UN Security Council resolution on Syria, preventing military intervention and sanctions against the country.
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Because the western mainstream media and this case will present putin's paranoid. So there is no sense in the moment.
I admit that I was fooled at first by the lies about Libya. I don't feel too bad, since Russia didn't think the West was quite that dishonest and murderous either. But never again will I ever support anything like Libya. The US is obviously following to same game plan with this Syria and Iran business. I saw th RT interview with India's ambassador to the UN, Hardeep Singh Puri. He seems like a good man.