More Russian strikes as Syrian rebels advance further after taking Aleppo
As things stand this morning, the Syrian army says that anti-government forces have now taken control of "large parts" of Aleppo. Meanwhile, the country's president is vowing to "defend [Syria's] stability and territorial integrity in the face of all terrorists and their backers".
At least 372 people have been killed since rebels launched a surprise offensive on Wednesday, according to observers.
A Russian airstrike at the Aleppo University Hospital in Syria killed at least 12 people and injured more than 20 others. The ...
Rebel forces have taken control of Aleppo from Syrian government forces, the head of the Syrian Observatory for Human Rights ...
The rapid advance of a rebel offensive in northern Syria has catapulted the civil war country back into the headlines. The ...
Russian forces allied with President Bashar al-Assad have responded with air strikes in Aleppo, Syria’s largest city.
Syrian rebels claim entry into Aleppo for the first time since 2016, reigniting conflict with advanced tactics and weaponry.
BEIRUT, November 29. /TASS/. Soldiers of the Syrian army's elite divisions have been deployed to the north of the country to strengthen the defense of the city of Aleppo (360 km from Damascus) and ...
Opposition fighters say the campaign is in response to stepped-up strikes in recent weeks against civilians by the Russian ...
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