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AMMAN (Reuters) - Syrian tanks pounded an old district in Homs on Saturday in one of the heaviest barrages since the military intensified an assault on the central city two weeks ago to crush protests and a nascent insurgency, residents said.
Several army deserters took refuge in the district of Bab Amro the day before, adding to hundreds who had already defected, they said. The Syrian Observatory for Human Rights said initial reports indicated that one person was killed and at least five injured in the attack.
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RandomName2nd wrote:
Don’t worry Syria, I’m sure NATO are readying their jets to enforce a no fly zone and protect your citizens from your corrupt government just like they did with Libya.
What’s that? Western corporations already own your oil?
Oops, it appears NATO supports the Syrian government in their valiant struggle against terrorists who are fiendishly using protesting citizens as human shields.
Better luck next time.
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Where is our self-proclaimed ‘gutsy’ President?
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