Dozens Killed in Syria Following Bloody Monday
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CNN – While carnage mounts in the streets of Syria, the war of words rages on as well.
“We are not happy to see brothers killing each other,” Syrian Foreign Minister Walid Moallem said, insisting that no regime cares more about the Syrian people than his government.
The foreign minister told reporters no one is dying in Syria because of hunger or sickness, and said that despite an “economic international boycott,” his government is providing all necessary services.
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