Putin: FSA helps bombing in Syria

The pro-Western rebels in Syria that Free Syrian Army (FSA) call, the Russian peacekeeping force in the country given instructions bombing.

Russia supports the regime of Putin Syrian counterpart Bashar al-Assad and late September started a large-scale military action by air strikes. Western powers that want to get rid of Assad, accusing Russia of it all opposition to Assad to choose a target. The Kremlin denies that.

The Kremlin also proposes controlled by pro-Western rebels in contact. Putin said Friday that they have even given targets to bomb. The armed opposition against Assad is dominated by Sunni extremists also oppose the FSA.