Syria Rebels Say They Reached Aleppo City in Surprise Sweep
BEIRUT (Reuters) -Syrian rebels opposed to President Bashar al-Assad said on Friday they had reached the heart of the northern city of Aleppo, after a surprise sweep through government-held towns and nearly a decade after having been forced out of the city.
An al-Qaida-linked rebel group operating in Syria says it launched a major offensive and has gained territory in the ...
The fighting is a significant escalation since rebels launched a surprise offensive earlier this week, seizing towns and ...
As Syrian rebels bore down on the city of Aleppo, their communication channels published photos of a bearded man in military ...
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Four civilians, including two students, were killed on Friday in shelling by "terrorist groups" on the Syrian city of Aleppo's University City, the Syrian state news agency SANA reported. (Reporting ...
Fighting in northwest Syria over the last three days has killed 27 civilians, including eight children, David Carden, U.N. Deputy Regional Humanitarian Coordinator for the Syria Crisis, told Reuters ...
Jihadist fighters cut the Damascus to Aleppo highway on Thursday during an offensive that a monitor says killed around 200, ...
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