Damascus: France continues to support terrorists.
The Syrian government responded to the French Foreign Ministry’s false allegations about the situation in Syria, declaring that Paris would continue to provide material and media support to terrorists and separatists in Syria.
An official at the Syrian Foreign Ministry said that Damascus completely denies the false allegations made in the French Foreign Ministry’s statement on the situation in Syria; Because this claim is based on lies and the continuation of the policy of supporting terrorism in the region.
The source added: “The French regime continues to provide material and media support to terrorists and separatists in Syria, contrary to all Security Council resolutions calling for the preservation of the unity, national territory, independence and sovereignty of the Syrian people.”
He added: “Damascus, despite fully condemning the behavior of the France which did not refrain from using force to suppress the demands of the French people, completely rejects the false claims contained in the statement of the French Foreign Ministry on 7/30/2012 about the situation in Syria, because These allegations are based on hypocrisy and hypocrisy and the defense of terrorism.
The official source in the Syrian Ministry of Foreign Affairs added that the Syrian government is paying the most attention to its people and the stability of the situation in Syria and resolving everything that arises in this regard.
He added: “The French statements and positions, which contain nothing but misinformation, hypocrisy and false facts, will only be humiliated by the Syrian people.”
France is one of the Western countries that has played an important role in the 10-year crisis of the Syrian civil war and has always taken steps to support terrorist groups against the central government. The intervention of the French, who traditionally consider themselves the owners of the countries on the eastern shores of the Mediterranean, once again provoked the anger of the Syrian government and people last June by sending a diplomatic delegation to the terrorist-controlled areas.
The French, who considered themselves the guardians of Syria and Lebanon and ruled over these countries on the basis of the colonial system, entered into an unequal war with the Syrians during the reign of the Hashemite dynasty, known as the Battle of Myslon in 1920; A war in which the Syrian political system disintegrated and France divided the country into six independent and separate parts based on religion and ethnicity.
Subsequently, the Syrian struggle against the French lasted for years, ending on April 17, 1946, with the withdrawal of the last French soldier, the French hegemonic presence in Syria. However, the French have shown through a variety of interventionist policies that they still consider themselves the guardians of Syria.
