Syria sees bloodshed despite regime pledge

Channel News Asia Wednesday 18th April, 2012

DAMASCUS: Syrian troops continue to pound rebel strongholds with deadly fire on Wednesday while the regime sought to reassure an increasingly sceptical world that it is committed to a week-old ceasefire.As UN observers were greeted by hundreds of anti-regime protesters on the streets of Damascus, Washington said their mission was not being given the necessary freedom to properly monitor a halt to hostilities."We have a very small number of observ...


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