U.S. military chief: Al-Qaeda was involved in the events of Syria and intervention is very difficult

Gen. Martin Dempsey, chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff U.S. intervention in Syria would be "very difficult", stressing that it is premature to arm the opposition inside Syria because of the lack of clarity of identity.In an interview with CNN, Dempsey noted that "it is premature to take a decision to arm the opposition movement in Syria because I defy anyone to me defines the opposition movement in Syria at the present stage.""There are indications that al Qaeda post (in what is happening in Syria) and are interested in supporting the opposition. I mean that there are a number of players each of whom is trying to strengthen his position on the issue."Dempsey said, "that we have a much clearer vision of all those (opponents) and nature, I think it is too early to talk about the arm."The U.S. General that he "would be a great mistake to believe that Syria, Libya is another."He warned that the Syrian army, "versed" very advanced air defense network and integrated "and chemical and biological weapons."These statements have already warned British Syria could descend into civil war.He, British Foreign Secretary William Hague for fear of his country from Syria to slip into civil war.He told the BBC: "I have concerns about Syria's sliding into a civil war we can not do anything about it because, as everyone sees, we could not pass a resolution in the Security Council because of Russian and Chinese opposition."Within Syria, accused the authorities of what it called terrorist groups killing the Attorney General in the province of Idlib. Said the official Syrian news agency, "SANA" The judge and the deputy and their driver were killed Sunday in an attack on their car.And activists said that Syrian government forces resumed shelling of Homs, a third major cities of Syria.
Source: BBC Arabic