Foreign parties trying to destabilise Syria, says Assad

AFP English 2012-01-10

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President Bashar al-Assad has said that foreign parties are seeking to destabilise Syria, as pressure mounts for the United Nations to take the lead in efforts to end 10 months of bloodshed. Duration: 00:33

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