The Guardian: Letters show Assad email received advice from Iran

 

The Guardian newspaperThe British group of e-mails from the personal accountEach of Syrian President Bashar al-Assad and his wife showed that he was askedAdvice from Iran on how to deal with the uprising against his rule and that scarceOn his promises to reform.Revealed message of an estimated three thousand e-mail message saidThe Guardian newspaper obtained it from a member of the Syrian opposition thatDaughter of the Emir of Qatar - which was one of the most critical of the Arab States of the Lion -She advised him and advised his family to leave Syria in January.The newspaper said that the messages from the personal accounts of the Lion and his wifeThe names and it is confident it is correct. It also demonstrated the isolation of the Assad family forUprising that threatens to plunge Syria into a civil war.These messages were followed and obtained from June in the yearLast until early February, while Assad was suppressed his opponents inUprising United Nations has estimated that it killed eight thousand people.Showed some of the messages that the names of the British-born wife AssadWas arranged for the purchase of a unit of lighting design of the Armani stores HarrodsLuxury in London and it sent requests to buy jewelery from Paris and wasFollowing the delivery of furniture to Damascus.But the message sent to the names of her husband in late DecemberThe index of the extent of stress experienced by the two at a time when escalatedInternational pressure on Syrian authorities to stop the violence.According to this letter, "If we are strong together .. will overcome thisTogether .. I love you ... "The messages appeared to show that Assad has received advice from Iran orAffiliated groups more than once.Before the speech delivered by al-Assad in December prepared media adviserA long list of issues and said it was based on "consultations with a number notFair amount of people as well as media and political advisor to the ambassadorIranian. "Chancellor says he wrote as stated in the Guardian newspaper: "I think thatLanguage must be strong and violent because people need to seeA strong president to defend the country "and to show appreciation for the support shown by"Friendly countries".The memo, which advised newspaper published excerpts of which the Assad governmentThat the "leak more information on the military in our ability" to persuadePublic opinion that he could face any military challenges.In the framework of the reform and Tendrh in response to a letter sent to him in his wifeJuly got it unloaded, which is doing five o'clock pm saidJoked, "This is the best reform that can happen in any country .. tell me that the placeYou are. Will adopt this instead of the ridiculous laws of political parties and electionsAnd the media. "The newspaper said the message was said that the daughter of the Emir of Qatar sent to theNames indicate that Doha can be a place for the leader of the Syrian requestAsylum and his family.She wrote Mayassa Al Thani, daughter of Emir of Qatar Sheikh Hamad bin Khalifa Al-Says the names of the second on 30 January, "I wish only that TguenaaPresident, to accept this as an opportunity to get out without being forced to copeCharges. "The letter added, according to a British newspaper "GivenOf history and the escalation of recent events .. We saw two conclusions .. Either to step downLeaders and receive political asylum or leaders are under attackBrutal. I truly believe that this is a good opportunity to leave and start another lifeNormal. "And followed the message "I am sure that there are many places can be usedTo it, including Doha. "Assad ruled out left power under pressure and they describe his opponents"Terrorists" and "armed gangs" say they are tools of a conspiracy aimed at foreignTo overthrow him.The newspaper said that some of the messages indicated that Assad toldDetailed presence on the "illegal" foreign journalists in Baba AmrCity of Homs and request "security grip" on the city in NovemberSecond.In letters sent to Assad in November and December, said to him,Consultants said the government "must be in control of all public areas"Every evening.The Guardian said it had made great efforts to validateMessages by comparing its contents with the known facts and means of verificationThem to contact the other ten members of the correspondence between the messages appeared leaked.The newspaper said "These measures show that the messages are real but notPossible to check each one. "Other messages also showed that Assad circumvent U.S. sanctionsGreat against him by resorting to a third party whose address in the United StatesTo buy from (ie,. ITunes), a subsidiary of Apple.

Source: Reuters