(May 25th, 2012) Both videos are extremely Graphic. United Nations Confirmed.

Confirmed by UN inspectors, over 30 children have been killed in latest attacks by Syrian Government forces in Houla, Syria. Top vid is very disturbing, filmed yesterday shorty after the attack. The bottom video is the UN team themselves filming while they ride into the aftermath.

(second video) After a heavy night of shelling and killing, United Nations observers led by Deputy Head of UN Mission in Syria Martin Grifith visited the town Houla on Saturday and witnessed the extent of violence that has local people horrified. UN observers counted at least 90 bodies, including at least 32 children under the age of 10.

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(BBC) The UN Security Council has condemned the use of heavy weapons by Syria's government during a massacre in which 108 people were killed and 300 injured.

Some 34 children were killed in Friday's massacre, which has sparked international outrage. The UN said those responsible for the killings must be held accountable. Syria's UN envoy condemned what he called a "tsunami of lies" being told by some members of the Council, saying Syrian forces were not to blame.

The Security Council unanimously adopted the non-binding statement, which calls for the Syrian government to withdraw its heavy weaponry from residential areas and return them to barracks.

"The members of the Security Council condemned in the strongest possible terms the killings... in the village of (Houla), near Homs, in attacks that involved a series of government artillery and tank shellings on a residential neighbourhood," according to the statement read by Azerbaijan's deputy UN ambassador Tofig Musayev.

"The members of the Security Council also condemned the killing of civilians by shooting at close range and by severe physical abuse," the statement continued.

"Such outrageous use of force against civilian population constitutes a violation of applicable international law."

But Syria's UN ambassador, Bashar Jaafari, said some members of the council were trying to mislead the world about Syria's role in the massacre.

"Neither [UN observer mission head Maj Gen Robert] Mood nor anybody else told the Security Council in the informal session that he would blame the Syrian government forces for what happened.

"It is really pitiful and regrettable that some members of the council came out just a few minutes after Gen Mood had finished his briefing to mislead you, to tell you lies about what happened," he said.

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-middle-east-18229870