Assad's Regime Warns Against Intervention

The video discusses the ongoing conflict in Syria, highlighting the Syrian Army's efforts to cut off opposition supplies and the presence of resistance pockets in the capital. It explores the challenges faced by nonviolent opposition figures and the fragmented nature of the Free Syrian Army (FSA). The Syrian government remains firm on not negotiating the President's position, while expressing anger over international comments and potential interventions. The video also touches on the influence of external parties like al Qaeda, Saudi Arabia, and Turkey, suggesting that a stalemate does not equate to peace.

What is the Syrian Army's main objective in the capital?

• To evacuate civilians

• To cut off supplies to opposition fighters

• To negotiate with opposition fighters

• To establish new checkpoints

Why do nonviolent opposition figures distrust the Free Syrian Army (FSA)?

• Because the FSA is composed of various independent groups

• Because the FSA is a unified group

• Because the FSA supports the government

• Because the FSA is not active in the capital

What condition does the Syrian government set for negotiating the President's resignation?

• The FSA must disband

• The national flag must fly over most of the country

• International sanctions must be lifted

• The opposition must surrender

What did President Obama hint at regarding Syria's chemical weapons?

• Sending troops to secure them

• Providing them to the opposition

• Negotiating with the Syrian government

• Ignoring the issue

What does a potential stalemate in the Syrian conflict imply?

• Immediate peace

• Withdrawal of international forces

• Continued conflict without resolution

• Victory for the opposition