BBC News | Syria "Scud-type" missile said to kill 20 in Aleppo Reuters "There is not enough fuel or electricity to run the pumps so people drink water from the Euphrates which is contaminated, probably with sewage," the WHO representative in Syria, Elisabeth Hoff, told Reuters by telephone. The WHO had no confirmed ... In Syria, more than two dozen dead in latest attack on Aleppo Missile strike in northern Syria kills 33; Mortars land near presidential ... Syria conflict: 'Army rocket kills 31 in Aleppo' |
The Guardian | Qatar criticises EU over Syria arms embargo The Guardian On Monday EU foreign ministers agreed to extend the arms embargo on Syria for a further three months, although they accepted a British proposal to allow the supply of "greater non-lethal support and technical assistance for the protection of civilians". Syria rebels say they don't have the weapons to end the war Trudy Rubin: Kerry's plan for Syria is sadly familiar Europe Extends Syria Arms Embargo |
FRANCE 24 | Syria crisis: 'Missile strike levels Aleppo neighbourhood' - Tuesday 19 February The Guardian (blog) The Israeli Defence Forces (IDF) are planning to erect a field hospital near Israel's border with Syrian border on the Golan Heights in order to treat wounded Syrian attempting to cross into Israel for medical assistance, according to a report by ... Hezbollah, Syria and the Golan Heights Facing Syria From an Israeli Bunker Israel to keep tight control on Syria border: PM |
The Guardian | Syria in ruins: civilians suffer as military stalemate drags on The Guardian It is bizarre to be an ear-witness to war: to walk the streets of a modern capital or relax in a cafe and every few minutes hear the whine of fighter-bombers in the sky and the boom of artillery fired from somewhere close at hand. You don't see them ... |
gulfnews.com | McManus: A team of rivals on Syria Los Angeles Times Last August, then-Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton and then-CIA Director David H. Petraeus proposed that the United States change its policy and send weapons and other aid to the rebels fighting the Syrian government. Defense Secretary Leon E. Obama is right to resist the Syria hawks |
Christian Science Monitor | Syria needs grow, rebel-held north out of reach: UN Reuters GENEVA (Reuters) - The rebel-held north of Syria remains largely out of reach to aid operations, even though they have been stepped up elsewhere in the country torn by civil war, U.N. humanitarian chief Valerie Amos said on Tuesday. "We are watching a ... UN forum offers new details on depth of Syria disaster US Announces Additional Funding in Response to Syria Crisis Millions in Syria in dire need of aid: UN |
Aljazeera.com | UN warns of 'humanitarian tragedy' in Syria Aljazeera.com UN humanitarian chief Valerie Amos said the rebel-held north of Syria remains largely out of reach to aid operations, even though they have been stepped up elsewhere in the country torn by civil war. "We are watching a humanitarian tragedy unfold ... Syria Crisis: Typhoid Breaks Out In Rebel-Held East Typhoid outbreak hits Syria |
gulfnews.com | Russian warships head to Syria in show of power Los Angeles Times The Russian Defense Ministry told the RIA-Novosti news agency on Tuesday that four large landing vessels were on their way to the Mediterranean near Syria, three weeks after the Russian navy conducted its biggest maneuvers in the region since the ... Four million inside Syria in dire need of aid: UN Dozens of Russians leave Syria as Moscow steps up evacuation efforts Russia sending planes to Syria to deliver aid, pick up citizens |
Voice of America | Jihadists and Islamists Clash in Syria Voice of America TRIPOLI, LIBYA — The gunmen came for Syrian Islamist rebel commander Thaer al-Waqqas riding in a battered white car. As they arrived, he was shouting orders at a food supply depot in the town of Sermin, a few kilometers from the border with Turkey. |
The Guardian | Syrian leaders should face justice at ICC, UN says The Guardian "It allows us to supply a greater range of equipment to protect civilian life in Syria," said William Hague, the foreign secretary. "It also enables us to give assistance and advice that we've been restricted in giving before. We would have gone ... UN Rights Officials Urge Syria War Crimes Charges Laying the foundations for accountability in Syria UN: Both sides committing war crimes in Syria |