مصادر: النظام السوري "منزعج" من تعاطي لبنان الرسمي مع حادثة مقتل شعبان
Read this story in Englishكشفت مصادر وزارية انزعاج النظام السوري من تعاطي لبنان الرسمي مع حادثة مقتل مصور تلفزيون "الجديد" علي شعبان اثر اطلاق نار من الجانب السوري على منطقة وادي خالد في الحدود اللبنانية الشمالية.
ولفتت المصادر لصحيفة "الحياة" الى أن أركان الدولة اللبنانية تبلغوا رسمياً انزعاج النظام السوري من موقفي رئيسي الجمهورية ميشال سليمان والحكومة نجيب ميقاتي ازاء مقتل شعبان.
وكان سليمان قد إتصل بوزير العدل شكيب قرطباوي والأمين العام للمجلس الأعلى اللبناني السوري نصري خوري والسفير اللبناني لدى سوريا ميشال خوري، وطلب "جلاء ملابسات الحادث ومتابعة التحقيقات كي تأخذ الإجراءات القضائية مجراها وفق القوانين المرعية"، داعياً "الى إجراء التحقيقات اللازمة لدى الجانب السوري لتحديد المسؤوليات ومنع تكرار مثل هذه الإعتداءات مستقبلاً".
بدوره استنكر ميقاتي مقتل شعبان وطلب من قيادة الجيش اللبناني فتح تحقيق عاجل في الموضوع لكشف كل ملابساته، مشيراً الى أنه "سنبلغ الجانب السوري إدانتنا لهذا العمل المرفوض ومطالبتنا بالتحقيق في الإعتداء ومحاسبة الفاعلين"، وأعلن الجيش مباشرة التحقيقات الاربعاء الماضي لكشف الملابسات.
ونقلت "الحياة" عن مصادر وزارية أخرى متحالفة مع النظام في سوريا أن "المأخذ السوري على أركان الدولة اللبنانية يكمن في أن بعضهم استبق التحقيق وكاد يقترب في موقفه من المعارضة اللبنانية التي طالبت باستدعاء السفير السوري في لبنان وبفتح تحقيق عاجل لتحديد مسؤولية الجانب السوري في اطلاق النار".
وتابعت المصادر بالقول أن بعض أركان الدولة حمل النظام السوري المسؤولية الكاملة عن اطلاق النار على الفريق الإعلامي، ورأت أن القيادة السورية لم تكن مرتاحة الى الموقف الرسمي وأن السفير السوري علي عبد الكريم علي ومعه الأمين العام للمجلس الأعلى اللبناني - السوري نصري خوري، نقلا الى سليمان وميقاتي انزعاجهما من استباقهما التحقيق مع انهما كانا أول من دعا الى فتحه لتحديد المسؤولية.
وشكك علي أن يكون الجيش السوري وراء إطلاق النار على فريق قناة "الجديد" الإثنين الماضي، جازما أنه "لا يمكن أن يكون الجيش السوري وراء هذا الإطلاق الكثيف للنار".
وقد تعرض فريق عمل تلفزيون "الجديد" المؤلف من 3 أشخاص لاطلاق نار من الجهة السورية على سيارتهم الاثنين، خلال تغطيتهم الاحداث في وادي خالد ما ادى الى مقتل المصور علي شعبان.
wait, they kill the lebanese journalist and instead of the lebanese side summoning their ambassador, the syrian ambassador informs the lebanese of their "disappointment" by the lebanese "swift" reaction? What a twisted joke!
as embassador u don't have the right to be frustrated over anything: ur army made a mistake, and it led to the death of a Lebanese civilian. so the the decent thing to do is to appologize and shut up not criticize the country leaders
no falanges I am an FPM, I fought the syrians when ur beloved gemayel was visiting them constantly, and when phalanges were Syria n1 ally during the Saadeh, hajj amd pakradouni era so please have some respect
Bravo kesrwaneh... Big difference between being pro Syrian and being pro Lebanese! Some can't see the difference between anti and pro Syrian and just being Lebanese! We must put our country and country men first. Those that I don't agree with locally has no bearing on my allegiance to my fellow lebanese.
What is happening in Syria is a tragedy... What's more tragic is how foreigners (friends) are playing for this divide. Whats happening in Syria is daja vue for Lebanon.
For once kesrweneh makes sense :)
however it is the regime who is frustrated, and that is for a reason:
- if they admit they di it accross the border, this means it is an aggression against another country, AND THAT THEY DO NOT WANT.
- if they do, they become loable under the UN for starting a war.
- ...
wow everyone agrees that syria should accept responsibility since the aggression was from their side of the border. That is called putting our country ahead of foreign interests. If only we can translate this unity when it comes to domestic issues and put the good of he country ahead of any party propaganda from either side of politics imagine how much progress we could make..
oh... funny kesrwaneh... were you so offensed when the syrian army killed the other lebanese at the border? or is it because this poor man was pro M8 that you are so offensed?
time of frustration for the regime in syria started 13 months ago...now depression is in the making.
no FT, i remember supporters of M8 applauding syria here when they killed lebanese villagers at the border saying they were just salafis because they lived in akkar... so speak for yourself
The Syrian Regime is used to that, kill and blame others as usual, fortunately there were survivors from the extensive shooting (that was meant to kill them all)
Suleiman & Mikati were stating facts based on living martyrs observation and the regime is frustrated, while SANA and Syrian cronies in Lebanon are making stories about hard to believe theories, and we are supposed to accept their BS and stay put!!!!What a bunch of losers
Dear FT:
- I for one did not see anyone saying shaaban got what he deserves, and if I ever see something like that, I would voice a firm reply :)
- I agree with peace, and remember clearly some m8 guys cheering for the killing of some lebanese villagers, and that is not correct too.
- however, regarding nasrallah, I beg to differ: we defend lebanese people with lebanese agendas, and not iranians!
Shaaban got what he deserved along with what all assad's supporters in and outside lebanon deserve! Voice a firm reply and i'll voice a firmer one! All assad's "friends" (more like puppets) got killed when the regime no longer needed them. What was shaaban doing at the border other than trying to film "salafis", arm smugglers and the like just to keep fueling the defense of assad? He got shot by the same hand that fed him, why should we mourn a dog if his master decided to get rid of him.
M14 never had a lebanese agenda, remember the giant picture of the saoudi king during their last meeting (u know when saad did his famous strip) and during 2006 they were having lunch with condi, fatfat was serving tea to tsahal. saad signed a bilateral treaty with trukey allowing it to export all it's goods here tax free including our traditional product such as labneh and laban (imagine eating a turkish labneh) so allow me to be doubtfull regarding the lebanese agenda
I guess reporters being at the scene and telling the world what they saw goes against what the assad government wants. Screw em--they have been lying for so long they are starting to believe their own fairy tales.