Rebels capture city of Homs in Syria, threatening to topple Assad regime with Damascus in sight
Syrian rebels captured the key city of Homs on Saturday after less than a day of fighting, threatening the 24-year reign of dictator Bashar al-Assad as forces continue their rapid offensive towards Damascus. Thousands of residents poured into the city streets to celebrate after government forces abandoned the central Syrian city, residents said.
Syrian rebels said they had freed the capital Damascus from Syria’s president Bashar al-Assad early on Sunday after a week of ...
Rebel forces in Syria said they have captured four cities in the past 24 hours and were advancing on the capital Damascus.
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