Telegraph.co.uk
| Apr 16, 2012
Video posted to a social media website purportedly shows two neighborhoods in Homs coming under heavy shelling as UN peace monitors start their mission to oversee a fragile ceasefire.
Telegraph.co.uk
| Apr 12, 2012
Speaking from Homs via Skype, Syrian opposition activist Abo Allith says that there have been four mortar attacks on the city despite the ceasefire, and that the regime's tanks and snipers are still in place
ABC News (Australia)
| Mar 30, 2012
Kofi Annan has called on President Bashar al-Assad to implement the United Nations' proposed peace plan immediately. The Syrian state news agency says President Assad is working to make the plan a success, but government security forces continue t...
Telegraph.co.uk
| Mar 27, 2012
Syrian activists filming in a street in Homs narrowly avoid being hit by what are claimed to be government shells in video uploaded to the internet.
— Feb 9, 2012 at 08:42 am
...the pan-Arab organisation planned to send a monitoring mission back to Syria and asked for UN help. The Arab League suspended its monitoring mis...
— Oct 9, 2012 at 05:09 am
...Committees reported 170 deaths at the hands of security forces, including 40 in Aleppo Province; 37 in Idlib Province, most of them in the shell...
— Mar 10 at 05:42 pm
...140 km (88 miles) north of Damascus, lies at a vital road juncture linking army bases on the coast, where a large proportion of President Bashar...