UN investigator Serge Brammertz has published his long-awaited report into the Hariri killing.
Although he has avoided naming a perpetrator, he says that Syria’s co-operation is ‘generally satisfactory’. Previous reports condemned Syria for obstructing the UN and for lying to officials.
This time, they did things differently – Syrian President Bashar Al-Assad agreed to be interviewed, as did Foreign Minister Farouq Ash-Sharaa.
The country faced the prospect of international sanctions if they were seen to be blocking the UN inquiry.
UPDATE: The full Brammertz report is available here. Comments on Syria’s co-operation are on page 23 (near the bottom).
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1 norman // Jun 11, 2006 at 3.45 am
THat is another year of keeping Syria ander scrutiny and it is all because of the traiters Lebanese i think it is time for Syria to declare Lebanon as an enemy state untill yhere is change in their goverment.
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