this morning, Slovenian Ambassador Darja Bavdaž Kuret, General Osterman, Turkish President Erodogan, Italian Ambassador Monty Johnson, Croatian Ambassador Gruberjevo nabrežje, Danish General Axel Urup, Portugeese General Afonso de Albuquerque and Albanian President Bujar Nishani stepped out onto the Balcony of the Slovenian Presidential Palace, Gen. Osterman read the following: "Last night, 60 Planes and four Italian Destroyers struck at 9 key ports on the Syrian coast, to prevent wide-scale Russian aid to the region, and to send a message to Syria that Europe will not allow human rights abuses. These planes thoroughly bombed the ports, the Destroyers targetting Latakia and Tartus port. The chemical attacks on civillian targets cannot be tolerated by any government. We hereby demand that The Syrian Regime recognize the UN Charter on Human Rights, and ratify a new constitution which conforms to the the basic rights set out by the Charter. Syria allow UN Peacekeeping Forces into Aleppo, who will A. Maintain a DMZ in and around the city to ensure the safety of refugees fleeing tyranny B. Ensure that foreign individuals inside the city are evacuated from Syria. 3. Syria shall allow international inspectors into Damascus as well as
Chemical research facilities and weapons manufacturers to ensure Syria adheres to the condition of this treaty. 4. Syria shall discontinue the production of chemical and inhumane weapons. 5. The Assad Regime shall commit itself to adherence to the Geneva Convention. 6. A joint diplomatic Mission shall be established in Damascus. In addition to this, each country shall operate an embassy in cities according to the following list. TURKEY- Aleppo ITALY- HOMS PORTUGAL- TARTUS DENMARK- JABLEH CROATIA SLOVENIA- LATAKIA ALBANIA- BURI ISLAM 7. Syria shall allow a cease fire to be brokered between their own diplomats, rebel diplomats, and European diplomats. If these conditions are not met within the next 48 hours, the Assad regime shall taste their blood on their tounge." Dara has refused to answer any questions from the press.