Syrian opposition National Union urged the Western powers to launch punitive against Bashar al-Assad's government quickly provide real military and political support to stop more people have been "killed."
President Barack Obama has proposed a limited military strike against Syria's case, the alleged chemical weapons attack last week, but any action is likely to slow the presence of United Nations weapons inspectors near Damascus and mitigation department in the United Kingdom and the United States between the legislative persons.
Syrian National Union President Ahmed Jarba told French daily "Le Parisien in an interview published on Thursday that he would like to see Syria freedom army strikes and support.
He said that Assad should the International Criminal Court in The Hague for trial.
"Assad's regime from Russia, Hezbollah and Iran with full support for what we are not, our allies have given us, we do not have any requirements, we need real support," Jarba said.
"If Western countries believe in democratic and humanitarian values, keep quiet, he will interpret Assad conduct criminal without any obstacles. Who risked being eliminated."
France has said it is ready to punish those behind the chemical attack, but the British changed (Wednesday) on the position that the United Nations Security Council should first see weapons inspectors found that any military action before the British Parliament will be held in two votes taken.
Guests Paul, a French warship, leaving this week in the Mediterranean port of Toulon docks, shipping supervisor told Reuters last Thursday, but they declined to confirm media reports that the convoy to Syria.
Military sources said that as of Thursday, the French aircraft carrier Charles de Gaulle is still docked in Toulon.
Jarba called allies decision.
"If there is intervention, the regime will not last long survival is essential to take courageous decisions," Jarba said. "We need our friends, they should not stay in the talk."



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