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Tens Of thousands Flee As Syria Regime Advances Near Aleppo
Tens of thousands of Syrians fled their homes on Thursday as regime troops pressed a major Russian-backed offensive around second city Aleppo, as Moscow and Ankara traded barbs over the escalating crisis.
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Syria Accuses US-Led Coalition Of Killing Regime Troops
Syria expressed outragetoday after a suspected US-led coalition strike for the first time killed regime troops, but the coalition denied its warplanes hit an army base.
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French Finance Minister Sees Syrian Regime Participating in Anti-ISIS Fight
French Foreign Minister Laurent Fabius said today he could envisage Syrian regime troops taking part in the fight to crush the ISIS terrorists that claimed responsibility for the Paris attacks.
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'Fiercest Clashes' as Syria Regime Advances With Russian Support
Syrian troops backed by Russian air strikes fought their 'fiercest clashes' with rebels in weeks today as Europe's top diplomats demanded that Moscow stop targeting moderate rebels.
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Islamic State Bombs Kill 12 Syria Regime Loyalists in Hasakeh: Report
Three Islamic State group car bombs killed 12 Syrian troops and militiamen in the northeastern city of Hasakeh where the jihadists have taken two districts, a monitor said today.
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Islamic State Suicide Blast Kills 20 Syria Regime Troops: Monitor
An Islamic State group suicide bomber killed at least 20 regime troops in Hasakeh city in northeast Syria on Friday, the Syrian Observatory for Human Rights monitoring group said.
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Islamic State Jihadists in Fierce Battle for Key Syrian City
Islamic State group jihadists, emboldened by a string of battlefield victories, advanced today to the gates of the Syrian city of Hasakeh after intense fighting with regime troops.
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Car bomb explodes in central Syrian city
A car bomb exploded on Saturday in a neighborhood in Syria's central city of Homs largely populated by the Shiite offshoot sect that dominates the regime, while government troops pressed an offensive against fleeing rebels in nearby villages, state TV and activists said.
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Syrian rebels, troops clash at three air bases
Syrian rebels seeking to topple President Bashar Assad fought intense battles with his troops on Sunday to try to seize control of three military air bases in the country's north and curtail the regime's use of its punishing air power, activists said.
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Syria: Clashes erupt in area where United Nations troops held
Clashes between Syrian rebels and regime forces erupted on Saturday near a village where United Nation (UN) peacekeepers are being held hostage, an activist said, possibly complicating efforts to free them.
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Syrian rebels press in battle for Damascus airport
Syrian rebels fighting to topple President Bashar Assad declared Damascus International Airport a "legitimate target" on Friday in a bid to cut off regime supplies, as clashes between government troops and rebels forced the closure of the airport road for the second time this week.
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Syria: Airport road reopens but Internet still cut
Syrian rebels battled regime troops south of the capital on Friday and Internet and telephone lines were cut for a second day, but the government reopened the road to Damascus' airport in a sign that the fighting could be calming, activists said.
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Suicide blasts in Syria kill at least 20 troops
Suicide car bombings ripped through a Syrian government base in a southern city on Saturday, killing at least 20 soldiers, an opposition group said, the latest in a series of explosions targeting regime forces and symbols of state security across the country.
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Arab nations urge Assad to quit as fighting rages
Arab nations have called on Syrian President Bashar al-Assad to swiftly give up power as his troops launched a fresh assault on rebels in Damascus and the second city Aleppo. Fighting raged on Sunday despite claims by the rebel Free Syrian Army that Assad's regime was "collapsing".
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UN chief warns Syria; regime again shells Houla
UN Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon called on Syria on Thursday to stop its attacks, saying the UN observers monitoring the cease-fire were not there to watch the killing of innocent people. The warning came as activists reported that Syrian troops again shelled the country's central region of Houla where more than 100 people were massacred last week.
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Tens Of thousands Flee As Syria Regime Advances Near Aleppo
Tens of thousands of Syrians fled their homes on Thursday as regime troops pressed a major Russian-backed offensive around second city Aleppo, as Moscow and Ankara traded barbs over the escalating crisis.
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Syria Accuses US-Led Coalition Of Killing Regime Troops
Syria expressed outragetoday after a suspected US-led coalition strike for the first time killed regime troops, but the coalition denied its warplanes hit an army base.
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French Finance Minister Sees Syrian Regime Participating in Anti-ISIS Fight
French Foreign Minister Laurent Fabius said today he could envisage Syrian regime troops taking part in the fight to crush the ISIS terrorists that claimed responsibility for the Paris attacks.
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'Fiercest Clashes' as Syria Regime Advances With Russian Support
Syrian troops backed by Russian air strikes fought their 'fiercest clashes' with rebels in weeks today as Europe's top diplomats demanded that Moscow stop targeting moderate rebels.
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Islamic State Bombs Kill 12 Syria Regime Loyalists in Hasakeh: Report
Three Islamic State group car bombs killed 12 Syrian troops and militiamen in the northeastern city of Hasakeh where the jihadists have taken two districts, a monitor said today.
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Islamic State Suicide Blast Kills 20 Syria Regime Troops: Monitor
An Islamic State group suicide bomber killed at least 20 regime troops in Hasakeh city in northeast Syria on Friday, the Syrian Observatory for Human Rights monitoring group said.
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Islamic State Jihadists in Fierce Battle for Key Syrian City
Islamic State group jihadists, emboldened by a string of battlefield victories, advanced today to the gates of the Syrian city of Hasakeh after intense fighting with regime troops.
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Car bomb explodes in central Syrian city
A car bomb exploded on Saturday in a neighborhood in Syria's central city of Homs largely populated by the Shiite offshoot sect that dominates the regime, while government troops pressed an offensive against fleeing rebels in nearby villages, state TV and activists said.
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Syrian rebels, troops clash at three air bases
Syrian rebels seeking to topple President Bashar Assad fought intense battles with his troops on Sunday to try to seize control of three military air bases in the country's north and curtail the regime's use of its punishing air power, activists said.
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Syria: Clashes erupt in area where United Nations troops held
Clashes between Syrian rebels and regime forces erupted on Saturday near a village where United Nation (UN) peacekeepers are being held hostage, an activist said, possibly complicating efforts to free them.
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Syrian rebels press in battle for Damascus airport
Syrian rebels fighting to topple President Bashar Assad declared Damascus International Airport a "legitimate target" on Friday in a bid to cut off regime supplies, as clashes between government troops and rebels forced the closure of the airport road for the second time this week.
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Syria: Airport road reopens but Internet still cut
Syrian rebels battled regime troops south of the capital on Friday and Internet and telephone lines were cut for a second day, but the government reopened the road to Damascus' airport in a sign that the fighting could be calming, activists said.
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Suicide blasts in Syria kill at least 20 troops
Suicide car bombings ripped through a Syrian government base in a southern city on Saturday, killing at least 20 soldiers, an opposition group said, the latest in a series of explosions targeting regime forces and symbols of state security across the country.
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Arab nations urge Assad to quit as fighting rages
Arab nations have called on Syrian President Bashar al-Assad to swiftly give up power as his troops launched a fresh assault on rebels in Damascus and the second city Aleppo. Fighting raged on Sunday despite claims by the rebel Free Syrian Army that Assad's regime was "collapsing".
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UN chief warns Syria; regime again shells Houla
UN Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon called on Syria on Thursday to stop its attacks, saying the UN observers monitoring the cease-fire were not there to watch the killing of innocent people. The warning came as activists reported that Syrian troops again shelled the country's central region of Houla where more than 100 people were massacred last week.
