Arab News/AFP: Syria raids kill nearly 30, as war of words escalates over chlorine use
ARBIN, Syria: Regime bombardment killed nearly 30 people in a rebel enclave near Damascus on Monday, as Syria’s seven-year conflict left civilians paying a heavy price.
Residents across several Syrian battlefronts have reported escalating bombardment and have accused Syrian troops of deploying toxic chemicals against rebel-held zones.
The United States on Monday said there was “obvious evidence” of multiple chlorine gas attacks in recent weeks, including in the opposition-held enclave of Eastern Ghouta near Damascus.
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More News On Reports That Syrian Ground Forces Are Intensifying Military Operations Against Rebel Positions
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Haley: Evidence Shows Syrian Military Used Chlorine in Idlib -- Voice of America
U.S., Russia Clash Again At UN Over Alleged Syrian Chemical Weapons Use -- RFE
UN investigators say they are probing alleged chlorine gas attacks in Syria -- ABC News
Disturbing video shows what Syrian rescue workers say is another chlorine gas attack -- Business Insider/Reuters
Major Filipov's last stand: 34yo Russian pilot who detonated grenade not to surrender to terrorists -- RT
Russia hails pilot as national hero for killing himself with grenade to avoid capture in Syria -- International Business Times
Body of hero Russian Su-25 pilot retrieved from Syria & returned to Russia — MoD -- RT
Aid agencies warn Syrian refugees risk being forced to return home -- Euronews
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