Japan journalist killed in Syria

Syria Liberation Army stand guard behind a barricade on a road in Aleppo, Friday (13/8). firefight in Aleppo seized the attention of the world and the United Nations. The President of Syria, Bashar al-Asaad, insisted his resistance to exterminate weapons and military hardware. (REUTERS/Goran Tomasevic)

... are working to make the coverage in Aleppo, northern Syria, when he was caught in a fire ...

Tokyo (Reuters)-Japan's Foreign Ministry, confirmed Tuesday, a woman journalist was killed in Japan in his journalistic duties in Syria State diporak-4 the conflict. Three other journalists were reported missing.

The Ministry did confirm it was Yamamoto's women journalists Mika, 45 years, said an official in charge of the safety of the citizens of Japan abroad.

"He was working to make the coverage in Aleppo, northern Syria, when he was caught in a fire," said the official.

HUMAN RIGHTS observer for Syria Observatory for human rights reported earlier that women journalists unnamed Japan had died in Aleppo, where heavy fighting in the past few days and a few this past weekend. Editor: Ade Marboen

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The crisis can only be resolved through Syria dialogue

Russia's Foreign Minister, Sergei Lavrov, accompanied by Foreign Minister Erato Kozakou-Cyprus, Marcoullis, in a press conference in Moscow, Russia, Wednesday (27/7). Lavrov accused the United States justifies terrorism against the Government of Syria and chided the Western countries, which according to him is not condemned the attacks, which killed a number of high officials in the Government of President Bashar al-Assad. (REUTERS/Maxim Shemetov)

... both sides in the conflict should continue to resist Syria and avoid the use of force ...

Helsinki (Reuters)-Russia's Foreign Minister, Sergei Lavrov, in Helsinki, Monday (8/8), asserts that all sides in the conflict should sit down Syria at the negotiating table and hold dialogue--the only way of resolving the conflict. Russia is a country that "in favor of" Government of Bashar al-Asaad in Syria along with China. Russia and China United Nations Security Council permanent members that have veto power.

At the invitation of Foreign Minister Erkki Tuomioja, Finland, Lavrov arrived in Helsinki, Monday, for a one-day visit in Finland.

In's briefing was held after the meeting, Lavrov stressed that Tuomioja with both sides in the conflict should continue to resist Syria and avoid the use of violence.

At the same time, he rejected the proposal impose "prohibition zone flying" in Syria, Turkey proposed the idea, as Xinhua reports. He claims no unilateral action which will give results.

Tuomioja also States in a situation none of the European countries support the proposal that, zoning restrictions fly in Syria does not seem realistic.

On Monday, the President of Finland, Sauli Niisnisto, and Prime Minister of Finland, Jyrki Katainen, respectively, met with Lavrov, and exchanged opinions with him about some of the important issue of international crises, especially Syria.

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Russia's Foreign Minister, Sergei Lavrov, in Helsinki, Monday (8/8), asserted that all the parties in conflict in Syria ...

Russia on Monday said there is ample evidence that rebels gained large amounts of weapons to Syria-made ...

"The United States could act against Syria's President, Bashar al-Assad," warning the President ...

World muslim leaders discussed Syria

Mecca, Saudi Arabia (Reuters)-Muslim leaders Thursday began an emergency meeting of Islamic Cooperation Organization SUMMIT (OIC) which consists of 57 countries with suggested suspending the war that hit Syria, a move fiercely by Iran.

The OIC represents 1.5 billion Muslims around the world and that the Organization was conducting the meeting Tuesday night in Mecca, the holiest city of Islam, is very important-because of the holy month of Ramadan was 26 nights when the Koran was revealed to the Prophet Muhammad, according to Islamic tradition.

The meeting led by Saudi King Abdullah and was held at the Royal Palace in the Al-Safa Makkah.

Iran's President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad, whose country has openly criticised the impetus to Syria's membership in OKI menyekores, attend the meeting.

The Kingdom of Saudi Arabia proposed the suspension of Syria and push to mobilize support to the rebels.

Tension has been simmering for months between Sunni and Shia Muslims that dominated the Saudi Arabia which dominates Iran, because both of them competing in the old area and acted opposite on the uprising in Syria, which topped the Summit agenda.

Iran is the largest regional ally Syria's regime and has promised full support to President Bashar al-Assad that embattled, in his struggle to remain in power, even though it denies giving him with troops or weapons.

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