Dozens Killed In Syria As Jordan King Tells Assad To G0 -- BBC
Dozens of people are reported to have died in continuing unrest across Syria, as the king of neighbouring Jordan urged President Assad to stand down.
In one incident, more than 30 troops were killed in clashes with suspected army defectors in a southern town near the Jordan border, activists say.
King Abdullah became the first Arab leader to openly urge Mr Assad to quit.
He told the BBC that if he were in Mr Assad's position, he would start talks to ensure an orderly transition.
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Dozens killed in Syria as Jordan king tells Assad to go -- BBC
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Isolating Syria's Assad -- L.A. Times editorial
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