Terrorists Massacre Hundreds of Syrian Civilians, Annan Heads to Moscow

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Syria accused Friday "bloodthirsty media and terrorist gangs for a massacre in the village of Treimsa in Hama province."
According to SANA news agency, the massacre left at least 150 people dead.
"The bloodthirsty media in collaboration with gangs of armed terrorists massacred residents of Treimsa village ... to sway public opinion against Syria and its people and provoke international intervention on the eve of a UN Security Council meeting," the agency reported.
It further mentioned that " these media tools were ready, from Istanbul to Paris, London, Brussels, Berlin and others to incite on Syria, and trade with the blood of the Syrians."
"They acted as if they were informed in advance that terrorists will open fire on civilians in the mentioned village," the agency said.
Eye witnesses who appeared on Syrian TV said terrorists attacked, destroyed and burned scores of the houses in Treimseh, on the outskirts of the city of Hama, on Thursday, killing dozens of civilians.
Abo Arif al-Khalid, one of the residents of the village, said that armed terrorist groups attacked the village and opened fire randomly on its inhabitants and houses, killing more than 50 people.
He added that a woman and her child were killed by the terrorists before the eyes of all people. Eye witnesses who appeared on Syrian TV said terrorists attacked, destroyed and burned scores of the houses in the village.
Meanwhile, it was reported that UN special envoy to Syria Kofi Annan will visit Moscow on Monday for talks on the conflict in Syria.
RIA news agency quoted a Russian Foreign Ministry source as announcing the news.
"The current state of affairs in Syria and prospects for a (peace) settlement will be discussed," the source said, adding that Annan would meet Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov
Source: News Agencies, Edited by moqawama.org