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叙利亚总统「巴夏尔阿塞德」说，俄罗斯的防空飞弹已经运到了叙利亚。
黎巴嫩真主党的电视台报导，「巴夏尔」接受他们专访的时候说，俄国的萨姆三百型防空飞弹已经运抵叙利亚。
以色列昨天说，俄国供应叙利亚萨姆三百飞弹会威胁到以色列。以色列将考虑用武力阻止交运。

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/ ... -S300-missiles.html
http://www.guardian.co.uk/world/ ... -assad-live-updates
http://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/world/middle-east/Russian-missiles-have-arrived-in-Syria-President-Bashar-Assad-says/articleshow/20346943.cms

http://www.jpost.com/Middle-East ... -before-2014-315006

针对对欧盟将在本周末取消对叙利亚的武器禁运的行为，毛熊今天宣布将继续履行军火合同，向叙利亚政府军提供十架米格-33“超级支点”战斗机。米格-33“超级支点”战斗机是前苏联在米格-29基础上开发的最先进的战斗机，所以又被米高杨设计局称为米格-29M/M2战斗机.
Russia to provide Syria with 10 MiG-29 fighter planes
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LAST UPDATED: 05/31/2013 14:08
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Contradicting reports on time of delivery for anti-aircraft missiles; source tells Russian news agency missiles unlikely to be delivered before fall of 2013, while two Russian papers report missile shipment in 2014.
Russian MiG-29 fighter planes. Photo: REUTERS/Marko Djurica
The head of aircraft maker MiG said on Friday that Russia was counting on providing Syria with 10 MiG-29 fighter planes and was discussing details with a Syrian delegation, RIA news agency reported. It did not say when they might be delivered.
Meanwhile, there were contradicting reports in Russia on when Moscow is scheduled to deliver the the S-300 anti-aircraft missiles to Syria.


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By Damien McElroy and agencies10:18AM BST 30 May 2013
Syria's president has made an incendiary claim that Russia has begun delivery of a sophisticated missile system that has been described as a "game-changer" in the conflict.

The Syrian president has told Lebanon's Hizbollah-owned TV station that Damascus received the first shipment of S300 Russian air defence missiles.

Al-Manar said in a statement that when asked about the promised delivery of the S-300 surface-to-air missiles, Assad replied: "All the agreements with Russia will be honoured and some already have been recently."

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Assad's comment on the arrival of the long-range S-300s in Syria will further ratchet up tensions in the region and undermine efforts to hold UN-sponsored talks with Syria's warring sides.

Col Zvika Haimovich of Israel's air defence corps was separately quoted yesterday as saying that Syria's air defences were undergoing continuous upgrade even as the conflict rages.

"We are looking at all aspects, from the performance of the weaponry to the way the Syrians are using it. They have used everything that I am aware exists in their missile and rocket arsenal. They are improving all the time, and so are we, but we need to study this, and to be prepared," he said.

Israel's defence chief, Moshe Yaalon, said earlier this week that Russia's plan to supply Syria with the weapons is a threat and that Israel was prepared to use force to stop the delivery.

On Monday, the European Union lifted an arms embargo on Syria, paving way for individual countries of the 27-member bloc to send weapons to rebels fighting to topple Assad's regime. The move raised fears of an arms race in the Middle East.

Israel has carried out several airstrikes in Syria in recent months that are believed to have destroyed weapons shipments bound for Hizbollah. It is not clear whether Israeli warplanes entered Syrian airspace in these attacks.

But with the Russian missiles in Syria's possession, the Israeli air force's ability to act could be limited.

Israel has lobbied Moscow over the planned sale of S-300 air-defence missiles to Syria but on Tuesday, Russia's deputy foreign minister, Sergei Ryabkov, said his government remained committed to the deal.

The S-300s have a range of up to 125 miles and the capability to track and strike multiple targets simultaneously. Syria already possesses Russian-made air defences, and Israel is believed to have used long-distance bombs fired from Israeli or Lebanese airspace. The S-300s would expand Syria's capabilities, allowing it to counter airstrikes launched from foreign airspace as well.

Monday's decision by the EU paved the way for individual countries to send weapons to Assad's outgunned opponents. The EU's move may have little impact on the conflict since no single European country is expected to send lethal weapons to the rebels anytime soon.

Britain and France, the main military powers in the EU, had pushed for lifting the embargo. They have argued that Europe's threat of arming the rebels in the future would force Assad to negotiate in good faith.

Russia, an Assad ally, harshly criticised Europe's decision to allow the arming of Syrian rebels, saying it undercuts international efforts to bring the opposing sides in Syrian conflict together for a peace conference.

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31 min ago
Here's footage of UN secretary general Ban Ki-moon expressing his concern yesterday about Hezbollah's involvement in the Syrian conflict, and US state department spokeswoman Jen Psaki condemning it.

Updated 27 min ago

39 min ago
Britain and France forced the EU to drop its arms embargo on the Syrian rebels, which seemed to lead to Russia’s decision to fulfil its longstanding deal to provide the anti-aircraft missiles to the Assad government.

I asked the British Foreign Office to comment on today’s developments. A spokesperson said:

This is an unhelpful decision by the Russians – supplying to a regime that has shown itself to be incapable of using its weapons systems proportionately or discriminately eg use of Scud missiles against own cities.

The focus now needs to move to energising the political track including through preparing for the ‘Geneva II Conference’. We will be working closely with our partners and Russia to give it the best chance of making progress.

Updated 39 min ago

1 hour ago
Reuters is reporting that the Syrian National Coalition umbrella opposition group has agreed to admit a liberal bloc in order to broaden its Islamist-dominated ranks.

Yesterday’s statement from four opposition factions – the Syrian Revolution General Commission, the Local Co-ordination Committees in Syria, the Syrian Revolution Coordinators' Union, and the Supreme Council for the Leadership of the Syrian Revolution – complained that “the recent attempt to expand membership in the SC is no more than a feeble attempt to add persons and groups that have no real impact on the revolution, and we reject this attempt”. The statement described itself as a “final warning” – presumably of the groups’ intent to leave the umbrella of the SNC. I have contacted the LCCS to ask them if it was liberal groups they objected to and will post their reply when I get it.

1 hour ago
When Israeli warplanes struck what is thought to have been Iranian missiles intended for Hezbollah in Damascus earlier this month, Assad's forces did not respond.

But yesterday Syrian foreign minister, Walid al-Moallem, told Lebanon's Al-Mayadeen TV that his government "will retaliate immediately" if Israel strikes Syrian soil again, Damascus's most serious threat yet.

Silvan Shalom, a cabinet minister from Israeli prime minister Binyamin Netanyahu's party, told Israel Radio today that Israel would "take actions" to make sure the S-300s do not reach rogue groups.

Two days ago defence minister Moshe Yaalon said:

Regarding the S-300, the matter obviously came up because of Russia's intention to provide Syria with this missile system. Clearly this move is a threat to us, even though at this point I cannot say that there is a step-up in the shipment of the S-300. The deliveries have not taken place, I can attest to this, and I hope they do not. But if, by some misfortune, they arrive in Syria, we will know what to do.

It's worth revisiting the comments from a senior Israeli diplomat to my colleague Phoebe Greenwood yesterday:

"We are unhappy with the prospect of these very serious weapons arriving in Syria but we cannot stop Russia delivering them to the Middle East. We would not strike a Russian target – our egos are big but they're not that big," one senior Israeli diplomat told the Guardian on condition of anonymity.

The Israeli military will not hesitate, however, to take any steps necessary to prevent the transfer of this sophisticated Russian anti-aircraft technology to Hezbollah militants or other hostile groups.

"I don't know how upset the Russians would be if, at some point between payment and the installation of

中广新闻网 - 2013年5月30日下午4时30分
叙利亚总统「巴夏尔阿塞德」说，俄罗斯的防空飞弹已经运到了叙利亚。
黎巴嫩真主党的电视台报导，「巴夏尔」接受他们专访的时候说，俄国的萨姆三百型防空飞弹已经运抵叙利亚。
以色列昨天说，俄国供应叙利亚萨姆三百飞弹会威胁到以色列。以色列将考虑用武力阻止交运。

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/ ... -S300-missiles.html
http://www.guardian.co.uk/world/ ... -assad-live-updates
http://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/world/middle-east/Russian-missiles-have-arrived-in-Syria-President-Bashar-Assad-says/articleshow/20346943.cms

http://www.jpost.com/Middle-East ... -before-2014-315006

针对对欧盟将在本周末取消对叙利亚的武器禁运的行为，毛熊今天宣布将继续履行军火合同，向叙利亚政府军提供十架米格-33“超级支点”战斗机。米格-33“超级支点”战斗机是前苏联在米格-29基础上开发的最先进的战斗机，所以又被米高杨设计局称为米格-29M/M2战斗机.
Russia to provide Syria with 10 MiG-29 fighter planes
By JPOST.COM STAFF, REUTERS
LAST UPDATED: 05/31/2013 14:08
Tweet
Contradicting reports on time of delivery for anti-aircraft missiles; source tells Russian news agency missiles unlikely to be delivered before fall of 2013, while two Russian papers report missile shipment in 2014.
Russian MiG-29 fighter planes. Photo: REUTERS/Marko Djurica
The head of aircraft maker MiG said on Friday that Russia was counting on providing Syria with 10 MiG-29 fighter planes and was discussing details with a Syrian delegation, RIA news agency reported. It did not say when they might be delivered.
Meanwhile, there were contradicting reports in Russia on when Moscow is scheduled to deliver the the S-300 anti-aircraft missiles to Syria.


yria claims Russia has started delivering S300 missiles

Syrian rebels would like to acquire more surdace-to-air missiles but Western government fear such weapons falling into the hands of jihadists.
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By Damien McElroy and agencies10:18AM BST 30 May 2013
Syria's president has made an incendiary claim that Russia has begun delivery of a sophisticated missile system that has been described as a "game-changer" in the conflict.

The Syrian president has told Lebanon's Hizbollah-owned TV station that Damascus received the first shipment of S300 Russian air defence missiles.

Al-Manar said in a statement that when asked about the promised delivery of the S-300 surface-to-air missiles, Assad replied: "All the agreements with Russia will be honoured and some already have been recently."

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Syria: Russia calls anti-Hizbollah resolution 'odious'
Bashar al-Assad 'will run for a third term if Syrian people want him'
Syria arms embargo Q&A
Assad's comment on the arrival of the long-range S-300s in Syria will further ratchet up tensions in the region and undermine efforts to hold UN-sponsored talks with Syria's warring sides.

Col Zvika Haimovich of Israel's air defence corps was separately quoted yesterday as saying that Syria's air defences were undergoing continuous upgrade even as the conflict rages.

"We are looking at all aspects, from the performance of the weaponry to the way the Syrians are using it. They have used everything that I am aware exists in their missile and rocket arsenal. They are improving all the time, and so are we, but we need to study this, and to be prepared," he said.

Israel's defence chief, Moshe Yaalon, said earlier this week that Russia's plan to supply Syria with the weapons is a threat and that Israel was prepared to use force to stop the delivery.

On Monday, the European Union lifted an arms embargo on Syria, paving way for individual countries of the 27-member bloc to send weapons to rebels fighting to topple Assad's regime. The move raised fears of an arms race in the Middle East.

Israel has carried out several airstrikes in Syria in recent months that are believed to have destroyed weapons shipments bound for Hizbollah. It is not clear whether Israeli warplanes entered Syrian airspace in these attacks.

But with the Russian missiles in Syria's possession, the Israeli air force's ability to act could be limited.

Israel has lobbied Moscow over the planned sale of S-300 air-defence missiles to Syria but on Tuesday, Russia's deputy foreign minister, Sergei Ryabkov, said his government remained committed to the deal.

The S-300s have a range of up to 125 miles and the capability to track and strike multiple targets simultaneously. Syria already possesses Russian-made air defences, and Israel is believed to have used long-distance bombs fired from Israeli or Lebanese airspace. The S-300s would expand Syria's capabilities, allowing it to counter airstrikes launched from foreign airspace as well.

Monday's decision by the EU paved the way for individual countries to send weapons to Assad's outgunned opponents. The EU's move may have little impact on the conflict since no single European country is expected to send lethal weapons to the rebels anytime soon.

Britain and France, the main military powers in the EU, had pushed for lifting the embargo. They have argued that Europe's threat of arming the rebels in the future would force Assad to negotiate in good faith.

Russia, an Assad ally, harshly criticised Europe's decision to allow the arming of Syrian rebels, saying it undercuts international efforts to bring the opposing sides in Syrian conflict together for a peace conference.

World news
LIVE Thursday 30 May 2013 11.51 BST

Syria: first shipment of Russian S-300 missiles has arrived, says Assad – live updates
President says anti-aircraft weapons are in Syria
Twelve killed so far today; 161 yesterday – activists
Prospects for Geneva peace talks hit new roadblocks
Britain writes to UN with new chemical weapons claims
Live coverage of all developments throughout the day
Paul Owen

Auto updateOffOn
31 min ago
Here's footage of UN secretary general Ban Ki-moon expressing his concern yesterday about Hezbollah's involvement in the Syrian conflict, and US state department spokeswoman Jen Psaki condemning it.

Updated 27 min ago

39 min ago
Britain and France forced the EU to drop its arms embargo on the Syrian rebels, which seemed to lead to Russia’s decision to fulfil its longstanding deal to provide the anti-aircraft missiles to the Assad government.

I asked the British Foreign Office to comment on today’s developments. A spokesperson said:

This is an unhelpful decision by the Russians – supplying to a regime that has shown itself to be incapable of using its weapons systems proportionately or discriminately eg use of Scud missiles against own cities.

The focus now needs to move to energising the political track including through preparing for the ‘Geneva II Conference’. We will be working closely with our partners and Russia to give it the best chance of making progress.

Updated 39 min ago

1 hour ago
Reuters is reporting that the Syrian National Coalition umbrella opposition group has agreed to admit a liberal bloc in order to broaden its Islamist-dominated ranks.

Yesterday’s statement from four opposition factions – the Syrian Revolution General Commission, the Local Co-ordination Committees in Syria, the Syrian Revolution Coordinators' Union, and the Supreme Council for the Leadership of the Syrian Revolution – complained that “the recent attempt to expand membership in the SC is no more than a feeble attempt to add persons and groups that have no real impact on the revolution, and we reject this attempt”. The statement described itself as a “final warning” – presumably of the groups’ intent to leave the umbrella of the SNC. I have contacted the LCCS to ask them if it was liberal groups they objected to and will post their reply when I get it.

1 hour ago
When Israeli warplanes struck what is thought to have been Iranian missiles intended for Hezbollah in Damascus earlier this month, Assad's forces did not respond.

But yesterday Syrian foreign minister, Walid al-Moallem, told Lebanon's Al-Mayadeen TV that his government "will retaliate immediately" if Israel strikes Syrian soil again, Damascus's most serious threat yet.

Silvan Shalom, a cabinet minister from Israeli prime minister Binyamin Netanyahu's party, told Israel Radio today that Israel would "take actions" to make sure the S-300s do not reach rogue groups.

Two days ago defence minister Moshe Yaalon said:

Regarding the S-300, the matter obviously came up because of Russia's intention to provide Syria with this missile system. Clearly this move is a threat to us, even though at this point I cannot say that there is a step-up in the shipment of the S-300. The deliveries have not taken place, I can attest to this, and I hope they do not. But if, by some misfortune, they arrive in Syria, we will know what to do.

It's worth revisiting the comments from a senior Israeli diplomat to my colleague Phoebe Greenwood yesterday:

"We are unhappy with the prospect of these very serious weapons arriving in Syria but we cannot stop Russia delivering them to the Middle East. We would not strike a Russian target – our egos are big but they're not that big," one senior Israeli diplomat told the Guardian on condition of anonymity.

The Israeli military will not hesitate, however, to take any steps necessary to prevent the transfer of this sophisticated Russian anti-aircraft technology to Hezbollah militants or other hostile groups.

"I don't know how upset the Russians would be if, at some point between payment and the installation of