Syrian Ambassador: I Didn’t Deliver Complaint Letter to AL

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On Wednesday, Syrian Ambassador to Lebanon Ali Abdulkarim Ali denied that Lebanese Foreign Minister Adnan Mansour had handed him a complaint letter over the recent border attacks on Lebanon, belittling the attempt to file a complaint with the Arab League.

"I haven't been delivered and will not be handed over any letter of protest from the Lebanese foreign ministry," Ali told reporters.
Top Lebanese officials on Monday decided to submit to the Arab League a complaint condemning gunfire launched from Syria to Lebanon.
"The Arab League no longer has the authority to receive any complaint," Ali stressed on this note.

"The terrorists are using the Lebanese border to attack Syria and some Lebanese went there to participate in killing Syrians," he stated.
Two people were killed and four others wounded when rockets fired from Syria landed in al-Qasr in northeastern Lebanon on Sunday.
The so-called Free Syrian Army and al-Nusra Front both adopted the rockets being launched.

Source: News Agencies, edited by moqawama.org