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Targeting a duel station, the Syrian troops have been killed at least 54 people by an airstrike in Northern Syria yesterday, more than dozen injured.
As per source report, the airstrike attack by a Syrian air force jet has hit a gas depot in the Al-Raqqa province in Syria and this area is the most affecting area of the clashes between government and
At least 17 people were killed and over 40 wounded after a car loaded with explosives went off in Syria’s Aleppo city Sunday night, SANA news agency reported.
The blast occurred in the Al-Malab Al-Baladi neighbourhood near Al-Hayat Hospital and the Central Hospital. The powerful explosion also damaged a nearby elementary school and other buildings.
Amid continuing protest and a boycott by the opposition human right group and other activist organizations, the Syrian government held a referendum on a new constitution today.
This new text calls for a multi-party parliamentary election within three months, leaves huge powers in the hands of President Bashar al-Assad.
Polling of Syrians came in the face of deadly violence that Washington said made the exercise “laughable.”
But the question is that how the ballot can prove to be convincing under a campaign to crush the protests. And it is expected that new text framed by 29 officials’ committee would drop the highly controversial Article 8 in the existing charter, which makes Mr Assad’s Baath party “the head of state and society” since they seized power in a 1963 coup.
As per latest World news, the attacks by the Syrian troops in form of firing using Russian-made weapons systems that fire the world’s largest mortar round — at 250 pounds, still continued in city of Homs on Wednesday, killing two journalist Marie Colvin of Britain’s Sunday Times and photojournalist Remi Ochlik from France.
The death toll is going to be increased for almost last three weeks and grown after President Bashar al-Assad ahead of a meeting of world leaders Friday to discuss the crisis.
As per source report, among dozens of people reported killed Wednesday in Homs due to lack of medical care and two journalists were being targeted of intermittent heavy artillery fire.
