The crackdown against protesters and rights activists began after Iranian-Arab activists called for a"day of anger" protest on April 15 to mark the anniversary of demonstrations in Ahvaz in 2005.
However, even before many of the anti-Kiev people were incinerated, the regime's gunmen entered the building's basement where many of those protesters were hiding, and shot as many of them as they could.
The Russian government has already made it completely clear some weeks ago that the use of violence against protesters in eastern and southern Ukraine would compel the Russian government to send in the Russian army to protect Russians, just as Russia had to do in South Ossetia when Washington instructed its Georgian puppet ruler to attack Russian peacekeeping troops and Russian residents of South Ossetia.
Quoting unnamed, and most likely nonexistent protesters, the article featured in the Sydney Morning Herald insists protesters claimed,“I came on my own.
抗議行動参加者に対し、実弾を使用して、警察は今週だけで五人を殺害した。
Using live ammunition against the protesters, police killed five people this week alone.
当局は、現在拘禁中の平和的な抗議行動参加者すべてを直ちに釈放しなければならない」。
We urge the authorities to release immediately all peaceful demonstrators who are in detention.”.
抗議行動参加者はサード・ハリーリ辞任を歓迎したが、何が次に起きるかは不明確だ。
The protesters welcomed Saad Hariri's resignation but it is unclear what would happen next.
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