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The Decisive Battle By The Syrian Army In Darayya & Aleppo, Syria PressTV documentaries 

Plan B started many days ago to ship weapons to Syria.  Of course as they said sophisticated weapons, we all know that they have been provided by many missiles against armors like TOW and like MILAN and I think they will continue to provide the terrorists Al-Qaeda and especially the Free Syrian Army by missiles against armor like TOW and like MILAN which is French and DRAGON for example which came from Saudi Arabia and the Arab countries of course, the [Persian] Gulf countries, paid the price of those weapons.  We do estimate that they spent more than two billion dollars until today so far to provide weapons. Now we do not know what they are going to provide. I do believe that they will provide maybe for the first time air defense missiles like SAM-7 and Stinger because they believe that the Syrian regime has superiority in the air force and since they could not hit and strike the air force in Syria, they will provide and they started to provide the insurgents by Stingers and SAM-7.  We do not know the quantity yet. We do not know who is going to take those weapons. There is no guarantee that the extremist organizations like al-Nusra Al-Qaeda and similars will not take those weapons and I think if those weapons will be in the hands of those organizations, I am sure that bloc and America and its allies France and Britain, they will have problem with their public opinion. Now we have to see on the land what effect those weapons will have on the battles. Also we cannot deny that they started also to provide the insurgents by communication means, sophisticated communication means. Also maybe they will provide them by a system which can jam the communication of the Syrian armed forces.  All this in my opinion is very dangerous and they did not say, they said sophisticated weapons but we heard that many expressions were used like killer weapons. What killer weapons means?  So far I prefer to stay in sophisticated and classical weapons not something dangerous like chemical weapons or something.

Provides an in-depth look into the al-Qusayr offensive , launched in 19 May 2013 by the Syrian Army, to capture the villages around the rebel-held town of al-Qusayr and ultimately the town itself PressTV documentaries 

Yesterday, MI5 Director-General Andrew Parker announced that hundreds of British Muslims have travelled to Syria to take part in "terrorist tourism". Today, we present exclusive video footage and interviews with British nationals fighting with al Qaeda in Syria. In the film, two young men with British accents echo the sentiments expressed by Lee Rigby's killer Michael Adebolajo and declare jihad against the UK and United States. "I say to the United States that your time will come," says one of the men, who gives his age as 26, "and we will bleed you to death and, Inshallah, shall raise a flag in the White House." The second jihadist calls on the British public to rise up against the government: "Like the guy in Woolwich, he explained that David Cameron would never walk on the street, and he'll never get shot in the face, whereas you guys who are soldiers, or just normal folk, will take the blame for the crimes that are committed worldwide, by Britain itself, so we have to fight." The film also shines a light on the communication difficulties that arise when radicalised extremists from Britain, France, Chechnya, Bosnia, Kosovo and Turkey, among other countries, get together to fight on the front line.

The Syrian uprising is an ongoing internal conflict in Syria, a part of the wider Arab Spring, that began in January 2011. Public demonstrations first took place on 26 January 2011, but were only a sporadic occurrence until mass protests erupted in Damascus on 15 March.[48] The situation quickly developed into a full-scale nationwide uprising, with protesters demanding the resignation of President Bashar al-Assad and the overthrow of the government. The situation in Syria is part of the Arab Spring, a wave of social upheaval throughout the Arab World demanding greater political freedom and an end to autocracy. Inspired by the successful revolutions in Tunisia and Egypt, Syrian protesters have employed the use of tactics such as marches, hunger strikes, rioting, and vandalism, in a sustained campaign of civil resistance aimed at ending nearly five decades of Ba'athist rule. The uprising was described as "unprecedented" by several political commentators