Friday, May 10, 2013

Turkish Prime Minister: Syria Has Crossed Red Line In Using Chemical Weapons



Exclusive: Turkish PM Erdogan: Syria Has Crossed Red Line, Used Chemical Weapons -- NBC

Turkey's prime minister is charging that the Syrian government has used chemical weapons against its people and has called on the U.S. to take stronger action, he told NBC News' Ann Curry in an exclusive interview Thursday.

"It is clear the regime has used chemical weapons and missiles," Turkish premier Recep Tayyip Erdogan said.

Erdogan gave no specifics about when and where the weapons were allegedly used, but he said he believes President Obama's "red line" for the U.S. in deciding whether to take action has been crossed.

"It has been passed long time ago," said Erdogan, who is meeting with Obama on May 16.

"We want the United States to assume more responsibilities and take further steps. And what sort of steps they will take, we are going to talk about this."

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More News On Turkey's PM Accusing The Syrian Regime Of Using Chemical Weapons

Turkey PM Warns Syria Has Used Chemical Weapons -- Voice of America/Reuters
Turkey's Erdogan: Syria's red line on chemical weapons crossed 'long time ago' -- Global Times
Syrian Regime Has Used Chemical Weapons, Says Turkish Prime Minister Erdogan -- International Business Times
Turkey testing injured Syrians for signs of chemical weapon wounds -- Washington Post/AP
Turkey Sends Team to Screen for Chemical Weapons on Syrian Border -- Voice of America/Reuters
Turkey deploys team to screen injured Syrians at border for possible chemical weapons wounds -- FOX News/AP

WNU Editor: The British are now saying the same thing.

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