Syrian Troops Fire On Protesters After Friday Prayers -- The Guardian
UN hopes to have monitors in Syria next week but diplomatic moves fail to stop violence, as regime claims 10 soldiers killed.
Syrian troops fired on thousands of protesters who spilled out of mosques after noon prayers Friday, and state media reported that a roadside bomb killed 10 soldiers, as the latest diplomatic efforts failed to halt more than 13 months of bloodshed.
The UN hopes to have 30 ceasefire monitors in Syria next week and plans are being made for the deployment of up to 300, although Syria is still balking at demands that observers be able to use their own helicopters and planes to visit trouble spots.
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Syria Live Blog -- Al Jazeera
Syrian forces fire on anti-regime protesters -- AP
21 die in Syria blast -- Sydney Morning Herald
Government Shelling, Deadly Blasts in Syria Despite Cease-fire -- Voice of America
Violence erupts in Syria despite calls for tough U.N. steps -- CNN
Additional 30 UN monitors due to arrive in Syria as 23 people killed -- Haaretz
Protests sweep Syria amid shaky truce as U.N. negotiates wider access for aid agencies -- Al Arabiya
Syria, UN agree to terms for ceasefire monitoring mission -- National Post/Reuters
Syria unrest mars UN truce amid mass protests -- Al Jazeera
Analysis: Assad foes doubt Syria truce but have few options -- Reuters
Analysis: Militarization of Syria’s uprising sidelines moderate voices -- Washington Post/AP
Syria's Potemkin ceasefire is just buying time for Assad -- Shashank Joshi, The Telegraph
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