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Syrian citizens do protest (in this photo by Jun Kazama)

Damascus - Syria ownership of a newspaper criticizing the United States (U.S.) and Europe urged Syrian President Bashar al-Assad to withdraw from office.

Al-Thawra newspaper owned by the government, assess the pressure from the U.S. and European countries as a form of conspiracy to target Syria. According to Al-Thawra, the U.S. and Europe was about to attack Syria's role in the Middle East. This was reported by Reuters on Saturday (20/08/2011).

In addition, the newspaper became the mouthpiece of the government accuses U.S., Israel and other Western countries, trying to exclude Syria in the conflict in the Middle East.

Al-Thawra confirmed the Syrian government even rejected all forms of foreign intervention in his country in the past and is still going to refuse the intervention at this particular time.

Earlier, Thursday, August 18 and then the U.S. and the EU urged Assad to resign immediately as president of Syria. The emphasis is based on brutal acts committed against the Syrian army against the government demonstrators.

Although Assad said he has stopped military and police operations of the United Nations (UN), with the violence by the protesters are continuing.

The latest report says that about 20 people were against the demonstrators have been killed in the attack on the village of Ghabagheb Friday. While five other residents were also reported killed in the village and two others in the city Hirako Homs. Each person was killed in the village of Nawa and Inkhil Harasta and on the outskirts of Damascus.

Undoubtedly, the new victims of crime to increase confidence that the Syrian government has no intention of creating peace in their own country. Syria act is clearly unacceptable and must cease immediately.