United States condemns the intimidation of U.S. Ambassador in Damascus

White House on Thursday condemned the attack on U.S. ambassador Robert Ford in the Syrian capital Damascus by supporters of the regime of Bashar Assad, calling it an attempt to "intimidate" a diplomat testifies to the "savage" the Assad regime.

Said Jay Carney, spokesman for the White House - in the press conference - said such attacks on diplomats, including Ambassador to the U.S. is justified.

For his part, said Mark Turner, spokesman for the U.S. State Department that the intimidation practiced by crowds of pro-lion is only civilized behavior reflects the intolerance and his supporters.

Toner said that the U.S. ambassador Robert Ford and his staff had returned safely to the U.S. embassy denied the accusations of the Assad regime that the United States is seeking to incite violence against the Syrian security forces loyal to him.

Members were loyal to the regime of Bashar Assad threw the U.S. ambassador's motorcade with stones and tomatoes, "Tomato" as he was on a visit to one of opposition figures in Damascus.