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بالصور : الاطفال جنود الحرب في سوريا

📅 06-09-2013 05:41 م | 👁️ المشاهدات: 265 | كتب: ACCR
من اهم ضحايا الحرب هم الاطفال والذين يتم استخدامهم اما كدروع بشرية او كضحية القتال وفي سوريا وجدت الظاهرة بقوة وبخاصة من قبل الجيش السوري الحر .

 

Children have been involved from the start of the Syrian revolution.

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But as the civil war enters it's third year, more and more children are becoming involved in the day-to-day fighting.

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Many of the boys follow their parents into the war.

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Reporters on the ground say of the rebel forces: "most are young civilians, some 16 or 17 years old."

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Boys as young as 12 have been reported on the battlefield.

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Some are younger than that.

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Young boys who cannot handle weapons are used to carry supplies for the rebels.

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This boy runs to avoid sniper fire.

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And feeding ammunition for artillery.

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Many of the teenagers are snipers.

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Because of their endurance and good eyesight.

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There is formal training for these boys...

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... so they will be competent on the battlefield.

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They fight in bedrooms that could be their own.

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They sleep wherever they can.

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They sleep in classrooms that they just graduated from.

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This is how they shower.

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They are wounded along with the older solders.

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And they keep photos of their families with them.

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And no matter how macho they act...

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... they are still kind of just kids.

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Kids with play things.

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And while the boys fight, the girls wait in long lines for humanitarian aid.

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For these children, their country has changed forever.

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But the question remains how long will the devastating war rage on?

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I hope not long.

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Hani Mohammed / AP