RussiaToday-Video-News-World:Hands off Syria!' Protesters rally against UK intervention in war-torn country

An Al-Qaeda-linked group has promised a 'volcano of revenge' over the chemical attack in Syria. Karen Kwiatkowski - who's a retired US Air Force Lieutenant Colonel says if Washington launches military action against Syria it will be fighting on the same side as terrorists.



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Hundreds of protestors staged a demonstration at London's Downing Street on Wednesday against British military intervention in Syria. Protestors held posters reading "Hands off Syria" and called for the government to stop making military interventions as in the past in Iraq, Afghanistan and the Libyan civil wars.


The UN-Arab League envoy to Syria, Lakhdar Brahimi, says there's evidence suggesting that some kind of chemical substance was used in an attack near Damascus a week ago - but that there's no proof at this point that the Assad government is responsible. But, such an assault in itself could be enough for the US and its allies to launch a military offensive against the war-torn country - despite the UN and Syria saying the inspectors need more time at the site. RT has a panel of experts to talk to about the developments surrounding Syria. Marcus Papadopoulos - Middle East commentator and Editor of Politics First; Pavel Andreev - Executive Director of the Valdai Club Foundation, a discussion group of leading experts across many fields; Sunny Hundai - Editor of the political blog 'Liberal Conspiracy'; Anissa Naouai - RT's Senior Political Correspondent.


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