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Този постинг е от нашето специално покритие за протестите в Сирия 2011/2012. Всички препратки са към текстове на английски. На 25-ти май, протестиращи срещу правителството на Башар ал-Асад в Хула (северозападно от Хомс) излязоха по улиците на обяд, не очаквайки, че на тяхната демонстрация ще бъде отговорено с клане и безпрецедентно варварство. Най-малко 116 души са били убити от про-правителствени сили. В този ден се появи видео [внимание, има сцени с насилие] на хора, бягащи от това, което изглежда е тежък обстрел. Доклади сочат, че при атаката са използвани танкове, артилерия, гранатохвъргачки и тежки картечници. Операторът заснема входа на сграда, където лежат тела на пода, докато крещи името на град Хула. Светлината подсказва, че това е началото на седемчасов обстрел. Въоръжени мъже, носещи военни униформи, отиват в домовете и започват да стрелят по хората вътре, включително и много деца. Друго видео [внимание, има сцени с насилие] показва стая, където тела — повечето детски — са покрити с одеяла, докато мъж вика, обвинявайки арабския свят за мълчанието. В Хула, активисти като Хади Абдала призовават наблюдатели на ООН да пристигнат незабавно и да бъдат свидетели на събитията — но напразно: @Thanku4theAnger: Hadi Abdallah called head of UN monitors about Houla massacre. His reply “Regime does not allow us to travel at night” @Thanku4theAnger: Hadi Abdallah : We have more than 300 injured dying in front of us & we can't even provide basic emergency care Хади Абдала: имаме над 300 ранени, умиращи пред очите ни, и дори не можем да им дадем основна спешна помощ Наблюдателите на ООН пристигнаха на следващия ден и потвърдиха смъртните случаи. Имаше директни реакции на шок и ужас по света: @acarvin: The photos being shared via the #HoulaMassacre hashtag are bloody, graphic and heartbreaking. So many beautiful children, dead. #syria @NMSyria: The UN security council has unanimously condemned the use of heavy weapons in #HoulaMassacre that left 108 people killed. Oh really? @Hamadx: #AlHoulahMassacre I don't wanna have kids anymore. This world is not safe, not human. Египетската блогърка Зейнобия реагира в нейния блог: Whoever did this horrible massacre got no human feelings, brainwashed to the level that he became a killing machine that does not differentiate what about what is right or wrong as a human to kill a child in that way. На 27-ми май, говорителят на сирийското Министерство на Външните работи отрече сирийската армия да носи отговорност, обивинявайки за клането терористи, свързани с Ал Кайда. Ливанският блогър Ас'ад Абу Халил (Angry Arab) беше циничен: Как вече да коментирам развитието в Сирия? Аз просто не вярвам на сирийския режим и сирийските опозиционни групи в изгнание: и двете страни имат доказан опит в престъпността, кланетата, лъжите и фабрикациите. [...] Разбира се, като се имат предвид кървавите и военнопрестъпнически постижения на правителството (при Хафез и сега при Башар), то може лесно да бъде отговорно за клането. То няма морални скрупули или етични фактори, които да предотвратят извършването на подобно престъпление. Но както един приятел (Амер) ми писа за това: “Няма версия, която да има смисъл, количеството лъжи прави невъзможно да се узнае истината: бомбардиране? клане? армия? селища, атакуващи се едно друго? Тези неща не могат да се случат по едно и също време.” Блогърът Мейсалун критикува противоречивото виждане на Абу Халил: @Maysaloon: The Angry Arab's position on Syria is clear: no to the opposition and regime, but mainly opposition, and regime, but mainly opposition. Руайда Мустафа коментира руската позиция: @RuwaydaMustafah: This just came in. ‘Russia says both sides are involved in Houla massacre'. Why would protesters kill their own children? Някои дори сравняват сирийското правителство с Израел (което е отговорно за клането през 1948 г. в ливанското селище Хула; бел. ред.: съвпадението на имената е случайно): @SultanAlQassemi: Massacre of innocents – Bashar Al Assad is the new Ariel Sharon Стачки избухнаха из Сирия в солидарност с жертвите: @HamaEcho: General strikes in the main markets of Damascus today condemning the regime's massacres. @ZainSyr: Shops in the old souq of Medhat basha & Hareqa r closed! 4 the 1st time they participate in a strike! Damascus! We r getting closer Блогърът Йорикири отбеляза клането в поема: Има места във война превръщащи се в свещени Места на кланета. Повратни точки Кой направи това? Всички ние знаем. Кой пита? Реалностите на земята говорят своята истина Моите свещени места. През един майски ден. Това беше Хула Този постинг е от нашето специално покритие за протестите в Сирия 2011/2012.
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This post is part of our special coverage Syria Protests 2011/12. On May 25, anti-government protestors in Houla, northwest of Homs, took to the streets at midday, little expecting that their demonstration would be eventually answered by a massacre of unprecedented savagery. At least 116 people were killed by pro-government forces. That day, a video [GRAPHIC] emerged on YouTube of men running from what appears to be heavy shelling. Reports say that tanks, artillery, rocket-propelled grenades, and heavy machine guns were used in the attack. The cameraman films the entrance of a building where bodies are laying on the ground, as he shouts the name of the city Houla. The light suggests that this is the beginning of what was a seven-hour-long shelling. Armed gunmen wearing military uniforms then went into homes and started shooting people, including many children. Another video [WARNING: GRAPHIC] shows what seems to be a room where corpses – mainly children – are covered with blankets, while a man shouts, accusing the Arab world of silence. In Houla, activists such as Hadi Abdallah reportedly called for UN observers to come immediately and witness the events – but in vain: @Thanku4theAnger: Hadi Abdallah called head of UN monitors about Houla massacre. His reply “Regime does not allow us to travel at night” @Thanku4theAnger: Hadi Abdallah : We have more than 300 injured dying in front of us & we can't even provide basic emergency care UN observers finally arrived the following day, and confirmed the death toll. There were immediate reactions of shock and horror worldwide: @acarvin: The photos being shared via the #HoulaMassacre hashtag are bloody, graphic and heartbreaking. So many beautiful children, dead. #syria @NMSyria: The UN security council has unanimously condemned the use of heavy weapons in #HoulaMassacre that left 108 people killed. Oh really? @Hamadx: #AlHoulahMassacre I don't wanna have kids anymore. This world is not safe, not human. Egyptian blogger Zeinobia reacted on her blog: Whoever did this horrible massacre got no human feelings, brainwashed to the level that he became a killing machine that does not differentiate what about what is right or wrong as a human to kill a child in that way. On May 27 the Syrian Foreign Ministry spokesperson denied that the Syrian military was responsible, blaming the massacre on Al Qaeda-affiliated terrorists. Lebanese blogger As'ad Abu Khalil (“Angry Arab”) was cynical: How can I comment on developments in Syria anymore? I simply disbelieve the Syrian regime and the exile Syrian opposition groups: both have a proven record of criminality and massacres and lies and fabrications. Of course, the government given its bloody and war criminal record (under Hafidh and now under Bashshar), can easily be responsible for this massacre. It has no moral scruples or ethical factors that would prevent it from perpetrating such a crime. But as one friend (Amer), wrote to me about it: “No version I heard makes sense, the amount of lies makes it impossible to know the truth: bombing? slaughter? army? villages raiding each other? these things cannot happen all at the same time.” Blogger Maysaloon criticized Abu Khalil's ambivalent view: @Maysaloon: The Angry Arab's position on Syria is clear: no to the opposition and regime, but mainly opposition, and regime, but mainly opposition. Ruwayda Mustafah commented on Russia's position: @RuwaydaMustafah: This just came in. ‘Russia says both sides are involved in Houla massacre’. Why would protesters kill their own children? Some even compared the Syrian government to Israel (which was reponsible for a massacre in 1948 in a Lebanese village coincidentally called Houla): @SultanAlQassemi: Massacre of innocents – Bashar Al Assad is the new Ariel Sharon Strikes have been taking place around Syria in solidarity with the victims: @HamaEcho: General strikes in the main markets of Damascus today condemning the regime's massacres. @ZainSyr: Shops in the old souq of Medhat basha & Hareqa r closed! 4 the 1st time they participate in a strike! Damascus! We r getting closer Blogger Yorikirii has commemorated the massacre in a poem: There are places in war That become Sacred Places Massacred Places. turning points Who did it? we all know. who asks? The realities on the ground speak their own truth My Sacred Places. on a day in May. this was Houla This post is part of our special coverage Syria Protests 2011/12. 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