Syrian military aircraft are likely to bomb rebels trying to use any sea passage from Samra [Activist footage]
Syria Rebels Gain Foothold By Mediterranean -- AL Jazeera
Fighters capture tourist site by Turkish border, giving them access to sea for first time in three-year conflict.
Syrian rebels have seized control of a tourist site by the Turkish border that allowed them a small foothold by the Mediterranean for the first time since the uprising against President Bashar al-Assad erupted three years ago, activists said.
Amateur video posted online by activists on Tuesday shows a group of rebels by the sea in the seaside strip known as Samra, some sitting on rocks and raising their guns.
"This is the village of Samra, under the rule of rebels," said the narrator of the video.
Samra straddles the Syria-Turkey border and the Turkish government has allowed Syrian rebels to ship in aid, weapons and men through its border crossing.
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