'Click Line Syria working poor'

- The US State Department has set up a phone number where people can pass if the truce is violated in Syria. That seems easy, but in practice calls prove to be problematic due to poor telephone operators speak Arabic.

A journalist from Syria directly, in their own words a journalistic nonprofit that writes about Syria, took the acid test and called to the phone. The discussion was anything but smoothly.,, An American took in English, but then switched over to only Arabic , says journalist Orion Wilcox.,, I told him in Arabic how the truce would be violated in Homs province. However, he struggled with the language and did not understand me. Quot;

A spokesman for the US State Department admits that there are problems with the language skills of the employees, but they work according to him. An employee who wishes to remain anonymous thinks it's because the song was suddenly opened last week and hastily men are wanted who are not well enough to speak Arabic.

Syria applies since Saturday a cease-fire. That is, a few incidents after, respected. Only attacks on Islamic State and al-Nusra Front proceed.