| digilander.libero.it A charge exploded Wednesday in Deraa, in southern Syria, the passage of a convoy of UN observers in which was the mission chief, General Robert Mood Norwegian, and six soldiers were Syrians wounded behind , according to an AFP photographer. This is the first time there is an explosion over the observers deployed from 15 April to monitor the ceasefire provided for in the peace plan outfall Kofi Annan and continually violated. The photographer said that "the burden erupted in the wake of the four UN vehicles," where was the mission chief, General Robert Mood Norwegian. Behind these vehicles, about 150 meters, were the Syrian army and journalists, who jumped because of the blast, said the photographer. Six Syrian soldiers including an officer, were wounded by the blast, which occurred at the time the convoy entered Deraa, cradle of the movement against the regime of President Bashar al-Assad. Norwegian General Mood was accompanied by several officers, including their spokesman Neeraj Singh, but none was injured. Journalists also came out unscathed. May 9, 2012 |