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Sorry Miss I could not find the question box on the BBC Website

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Sorry Miss I could not find the question box on the BBC Website

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Why is the Russian Government supporting the Syrian Government and then denying that they are bombing civilians?
By Joseph

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Sorry I couldn't find the question thingy magigy

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Sorry I couldn't find the question thingy magigy

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Instead of counties like Germany giving the Syrian Goverment loads of weapons on saying that they don't want to hurt the civilians even though they are why cant they give the civilians medicine?  Syria is losing water and it is getting dirt and different sicknesses.

By Rakim

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sorry miss I couldn't find the question box on the BBC website

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sorry miss I couldn't find the question box on the BBC website

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Why do Russia and the Syrian  government deny bombing innocent civilians
across Syria.

By Sam

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http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-middle-east-37472975http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-middle-east-37472975
Why need innocent children suffer all this terrefying things to experience?
Why they not cocern about children safety? where is this little girl parents?
What for good for a war for the politicans?Why cant nobody stop it this war?

Csenge Kiss

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Sorry Miss but I couldn't  find the link on the BBC website

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Sorry Miss but I couldn't  find the link on the BBC website

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my question is does the government in Syria ever see the end of this Civil War & do they actually have any power to prevent the war?

By Paulina

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Why did Russia get involved in the Civil war if it was originally just between two sides in Syria?
By Caitlin

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This war is just political and the are fighting with their own country so why would they bomb cities that hold innocent people trying to live a normal life and sort it out between themselves? the people of Syria don't want this. is it a form of punishment for something they don't deserve. why is it always innocent people that get hurt in wars?
by Rebekah

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Sorry miss, I couldn't find the question on website

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Sorry miss, I couldn't find the question on website

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Is it part of the governments plan for the rebels to lose all there money, to become poor and unable to find enough food to eat?
By Lily

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Here's my question miss
By Natasha

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Why are the other countries supporting the Syrian government with money for weapons when they know many lives are being taken from civilians trying to find a better life in the EU?
By Finn

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As the civil war is so severe why are other countries not helping Syria fight? as this will decrease the number of innocent deaths.

By Olivia Paarmenter

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Sorry Miss, Couldn't find the question thing

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Why are Russia giving bombs saying they don't want to kill anyone but then  the Syrian government kill their people anyway using their bombs

By Kasper

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Although it is defence, why did the government fight back with more powerful weapons knowing Syria has no weapons as strong as Russia's and it will kill people living there?

By kaci croft

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Why aren't other countries helping the Syrian rebels when they haven't done anything wrong other than stand up for their country? Will anybody attack Russia for supplying weapons for their government?

By Harry

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Why do they continue the war while the more they do this the worse off the country will be no matter who wins

By Adi

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Sorry miss i was not able to find the question box on the link you set so here's my question

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Sorry miss i was not able to find the question box on the link you set so here's my question

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Will anybody else be involved in the military strikes besides the US and will this affect whether they are legal?

by zechariah mansary

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I could not find the question thing on the BBC website so here is my question below.

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I could not find the question thing on the BBC website so here is my question below.

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Why is Russia involved when they only lose and not gain anything from helping the Syrian government fight the rebels? For example they don't gain anything like power, land or money

by Launcelot

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Why do Russia have to get involved in this and keep supplying them with more weapons?

By Jamie

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I couldn't find the question on BBC but this is my quest

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Why and how did Russia get involved with the Syrian government ? By Jessica

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why is the refugee crisis so severe? By Amy.

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Why is Russia not helping  the refugees and all the people getting  killed and the just help the government ?
By hussain

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Miss I couldn't find the question thing on the bbc website so here's my question:

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why are Russia getting involved when its costing other countries money. Its nothing to do with them, not even politically?

By Will

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Syria's first lady has said she rejected a deal to offer her safe passage out of the war-torn nation in order to stay by her husband's side.

Asma al-Assad revealed she believed those offering her a new home were trying to undermine her husband Bashar's presidency.

In an interview with Russian state-backed television, she refused to say who made the offer.

Mrs Assad also thanked Russia for its "noble efforts" supporting the regime.

Mrs Assad, whose social media pages are filled with pictures of her meeting orphans and the injured, told Rossiya 24: "I've been here since the beginning and I never thought of being anywhere else at all.

"Yes I was offered the opportunity to leave Syria or rather to run from Syria. These offers included guarantees of safety and protection for my children and even financial security.

"It doesn't take a genius to know what these people were really after. It was a deliberate attempt to shatter people's confidence in their president."

The former investment banker, who was born in London, has been Syria's first lady since 2000, after Mr Assad took over the presidency from his father Hafez, who had ruled since 1971.

The Syrian civil war began after pro-democracy campaigners demanding that Mr Assad step aside took to the streets in March 2011, and were violently repressed by the authorities.

The UN special envoy to Syria, Staffan de Mistura, estimated earlier this year as many as 400,000 people have died in the ensuing violence.

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Syria's first lady has said she rejected a deal to offer her safe passage out of the war-torn nation in order to stay by her husband's side. Asma al-Assad revealed she believed those offering her a new home were trying to undermine her husband Bashar's presidency.

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