Syrian rebels plotted a plan post Al-Assad

Asked in Berlin a operation military international and revealed a document with proposals for a transition. Damascus stepped up bombings

The presentation of the document the next day was made by a group of more than 40 opponents who gave a Conference in Berlin. The text has proposals for the hypothetical it was back to the Government of Bashar Al-Assad in Syria.

Among other things, the plan proposes the creation of a constituent Assembly, establishes reforms to the army, the justice and the security of the State apparatus and explicitly advocates respect for human rights in the country.

The document was prepared by the Syrian National Council, along with political, ethnic and religious groups, as detailed the DPA news agency.

Within the framework of the Conference, the exiled and referring to the Azm Amr opposition expressed the need, shared by his peers, that involved internationally through a military operation.

While the Syrian regime denounces the interference of other countries, of the United States, the rebels calling for their participation. "We need a way to prevent the Syrian regime to kill its people," he expressed to the Azm.

"Simply does not reach with donate a couple of shops more or offer more food." These are necessary gestures. "But if we want to overthrow the regime, we have to do something else," added.

 

The Syrians awoke to the clamor of the bombing

In the Province of Idlib, there were bombings of the regime of Al-Assad, that led to the deaths of at least 17 people, which still failed to retrieve the corpse, as he denounced the opposition.

In total, the number of deaths this morning in Syria amounts to 40 people, six of them in the outskirts of Damascus, heavily hit by the fighting, according to information from the Syrian Observatory for human rights (OSDH).

There are also reports that shells were fired from Harasta in direction of Irbin, while a helicopter flew over the area of the capital of Syria. Increased control after the rebels free Syrian army (ESL) bust a helicopter in the neighborhood of Qabun.

On the other hand, military helicopters dumped on Tuesday hundreds of flyers on Damascus and the suburbs of the capital, urging rebels - "gunmen" - to which handed their weapons or face an "inevitable death", according to the Associated Press Agency.