CLEAN : Syria opposition accuses regime

The transcript discusses the urgency of addressing a situation in Damascus, where the use of chemical weapons has crossed a 'red line' set by President Obama. The speaker emphasizes the need for inspectors to act quickly to gather evidence before it is removed by the regime. The silence of the international community is criticized as being more harmful than the use of chemical weapons itself.

What is the speaker's main concern about the current situation?

• The number is already too high.

• The number is irrelevant.

• The number could increase if no action is taken.

• The number 1300 is too low.

Why does the speaker emphasize the need for inspectors to visit Damascus?

• To negotiate with the regime.

• To establish a new government.

• To gather evidence before it's removed.

• To provide humanitarian aid.

What does the speaker mean by 'serene'?

• A peaceful state.

• A type of chemical weapon.

• A diplomatic agreement.

• A new political party.

What was the 'red line' mentioned by President Obama?

• A limit on economic sanctions.

• A boundary for military action.

• A warning against the use of chemical weapons.

• A guideline for peace talks.

How does the speaker view the international community's response?

• Aggressive and confrontational.

• Indifferent and silent.

• Confused and disorganized.

• Supportive and proactive.