Canadians protest against US possible strike on Syria

Source:Xinhua Published: 2013-9-1 14:54:35

Demonstrators march and chant in the streets outside the United States Embassy during a protest against the U.S. planned military strike in Syria on Aug. 31, 2013 in Ottawa, Canada. Canada's Prime Minister Stephen Harper said Thursday that Canada has no plans for a military mission of its own in Syria, although the government supports its allies and has been convinced of the need for "forceful action." (Xinhua/Cole Burston)


 

Demonstrators march and chant in the streets outside the United States Embassy during a protest against the U.S. planned military strike in Syria on Aug. 31, 2013 in Ottawa, Canada. Canada's Prime Minister Stephen Harper said Thursday that Canada has no plans for a military mission of its own in Syria, although the government supports its allies and has been convinced of the need for "forceful action." (Xinhua/Cole Burston)


 

Demonstrators march and chant in the streets outside the United States Embassy during a protest against the U.S. planned military strike in Syria on Aug. 31, 2013 in Ottawa, Canada. Canada's Prime Minister Stephen Harper said Thursday that Canada has no plans for a military mission of its own in Syria, although the government supports its allies and has been convinced of the need for "forceful action." (Xinhua/Cole Burston)


 

Demonstrators march and chant in the streets outside the United States Embassy during a protest against the U.S. planned military strike in Syria on Aug. 31, 2013 in Ottawa, Canada. Canada's Prime Minister Stephen Harper said Thursday that Canada has no plans for a military mission of its own in Syria, although the government supports its allies and has been convinced of the need for "forceful action." (Xinhua/Cole Burston)


 

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