U.S. deploys troops and missiles on the Syrian border

The announcement was made ​​Friday by Defense Secretary Leon Panetta, who through his press office told U.S. media that the delivery order signed during his journey from Afghanistan to Turkey. The order states that 400 soldiers should be sent to operate two batteries to be located in places not certain of the border between Turkey and Syria, through which theAssad regime has kept skirmishes with Turkish forces while fighting a civil war internal sources say NATO and the U.S. government, is poised to lose. The news agencies report that has been requested Turkey that sending the weapons. As a founding member of NATO, got the missiles are provided to you from Germany, Holland and the United States for an indeterminate period. Panetta said "(United States) can help Turkey to have the type of missile defense needed against threats coming from Syria , "referring to repeated cases of projectiles fired by the army of Al Assad falling into Turkish territory. Victoria Nuland, spokeswoman for the  Department of State  U.S., said that while no one can predict the future,  the opposition in  Syria  conquered important achievements during the last hour. "We believe that the Assad regime's days are numbered," Nuland said. And he argued that  "in his final desperation,  the regime in  Damascus  appeals to an increasingly greater violence against his own people. " Earlier, the Secretary General  Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO), Anders Fogh Rasmussen, had already announced an early collapse of the Syrian government. Even  Russia, a close ally of  Assad, now does not seem convinced his political survival.