Putin: FSA helps bombing in Syria

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

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.