Syria Killings Continue, Death Toll Exceeds 600 Since Arrival Of Peace Monitors -- National Post/Reuters
Syrian forces have retreated from a rebel-held town under a local cease-fire, residents said Thursday, but deadly violence raged on elsewhere as a month-long mandate for Arab peace monitors in Syria was expiring.
Fourteen people were reported killed, adding to a death toll of more than 600 since the monitors arrived in Syria, where an insurgency is hardening what began as a mostly peaceful struggle against President Bashar al-Assad’s authoritarian rule.
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Arab League monitors to report on Syria as mission ends -- CNN
Arab League Monitors to Prepare Report on Syria -- Voice of America
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Syria killings persist as Arab monitors' mandate expires -- Reuters
Arabs running out of options on Syria violence -- Reuters
Arab League Considers Extension of Syria Mission -- ABC News/AP
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Syrian troops forced out of mountain town, opposition says -- CNN
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Syria's opposition: "We will carry on" -- CBS
In Syria, world inaction fuels armed revolt -- Washington Post
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