Saudi Arabia called Sunday for international action in Syria.
"The Syrian regime has crossed all the lines with its tyranny. ... It's time for us to ask International community to carry its responsibility and put an end to this tragedy that is entering its third year," Saudi Foreign Minister Saud al-Faisal said at a meeting of Arab League foreign ministers in Cairo.
"The Syrian regime has lost its legitimacy within the Arab world and internationally," He said.
The Saudi stance came as the Obama administration pushed forward Sunday on a new path toward military action in Syria, urging Congress to support the president's call.
Announcing that evidence collected independently of a United Nations probe shows Syria used sarin gas in an attack on its people, U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry said the United States has to act.
"If you don't do it, you send a message of impunity," He said in an interview with CNN's "State of the Unio n." Read the story here.
Syrian minister: Saudi Arabia is our top enemy:
Syria now views Saudi Arabia as its number one enemy and accuses it of trying to destroy the country by arming jihadists and other rebels fighting to oust President Bashar al-Assad. Ref. Source 2
Saudi Arabia to supply Syrian rebels with anti-aircraft missiles - report:
According to a report by the Wall Street Journal, Russian-made antitank guided missiles and Chinese man-portable air-defense systems are up for grabs, already waiting in warehouses in Jordan and Turkey. Ref. Source 4
Saudi Arabia calls on all foreign fighters to leave Syria:
Saudi Arabia's Cabinet has called for the withdrawal of all foreign fighters from Syria and is demanding they face international justice if they committed war crimes there. Riyadh is concerned that Saudi militants in Syria could turn their weapons on the kingdom. Ref. Source 4
Saudi Arabia Will Host Training Camps For Syrian Rebels:
Saudi Arabia has agreed to host training camps for moderate Syrian rebels as part of President Barack Obama's broad strategy to combat Islamic State militants who have taken over parts of Syria and Iraq, U.S. Officials said on Wednesday. Ref. Source 3
Saudi Arabia says sending special forces to Syria under discussion:
"There are discussions, countries that are currently part of the coalition (Like) Saudi Arabia, the (United Arab) Emirates, Qatar and Bahrain about sending in some special forces into Syria, and those discussions are ongoing. It's not excluded," Saudi Arabia's Foreign Minister Adel Al-Jubeir told reporters. Ref. Source 8m