The Syrian government describes all armed groups fighting to topple President Bashar Assad as terrorist
At least 51 civilians, including four children, were killed in air raids and shelling attacks in Syria's battleground city Aleppo and the neighbouring countryside, a monitoring group said. Syrian air force raids left 15 people dead yesterday in rebel-held areas in the east of Aleppo city. Nine civilians died in rebel shelling on the government-held west, the Syrian Observatory for Human Rights said. Another 27 people were killed in Syrian and Russian raids targeting a string of towns in the west of Aleppo province, the Britain-based group added.
They were arrested at two separate addresses where officers were continuing to carry out inquiries
The fighting in Aleppo have killed at least 130 civilians and damaged hospitals, clinics, and power and water networks
Anti-regime groups overran a series of buildings in a military academy on the southwestern edges of Aleppo
Syrian forces and allied fighters are targeting the withdrawing rebels with heavy artillery
Obaman said, given the deteriorating situation, it is time for Russia to show that it is serious about pursuing these objectives
Syrian Observatory for Human Rights put the toll from the rocket attack at six dead, saying the casualties were in fact soldiers
The US and Russia are working to remove the chemical weapon stockpile from Bashar al-Assad's control
Moreover, Syrian President Bashar al-Assad announced an amnesty for the rebels who surrender with their weapons to the authorities
UN's special envoy to Syria, Staffan de Mistura warned that basic supplies in eastern Aleppo could run out in three weeks
'The bomb hit the entrance of the hospital, which sees 1,300 women monthly and carries out over 300 deliveries a month'
Residents have reported food shortages in rebel districts since regime forces cut off the opposition's main supply route
The decision was taken in an effort to restore the cessation of hostilities and significantly reduce violence in war-ravaged country
Qamishli, which is largely controlled by the Kurds, has been the target of repeated bombings by the Islamic State
Push for aid to reach desperate civilians trapped by a regime siege in Syria's former second city came on the eve of a meeting between a UN envoy
Russia and the United States back opposing sides in Syria's five-year war, which has left 280,000 people dead and forced half the population to flee their homes
The Britain-based Syrian Observatory for Human Rights confirmed that the video depicts rebel fighters
Aleppo was once Syria's commercial powerhouse but has been ravaged by fighting since mid-2012
Aleppo city is divided roughly between government control in the west and rebel control in the east