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FSA fighters use explosive charges to target Syrian soldiers

(8 Nov 2012) SHOTLIST NOTE: This material was shot by an AP Television contractor travelling with members of the Free Syrian Army 1. Various of a scouting FSA (Free Syrian Army) fighter signalling to other rebels 2. FSA fighter moving along outside of building AUDIO: explosion 3. FSA fighter as seen from behind cover of wall, AUDIO: explosion and raining debris, camera pans to plume of smoke 4. Mid of armed rebels, AUDIO: explosion, FSA fighters ducking for cover 5. FSA fighter standing guard 6. Various of FSA fighters carrying gas tank to be rigged up as an explosive 7. FSA fighters wiring improvised explosive device inside abandoned building AUDIO: nearby shelling 8. FSA fighters standing guard, tilt down to bomb makers working 9. FSA fighters telling camera operator to run UPSOUND (English) "Go, go, go ,go." 10. Fighters running across road 11. Fighters unrolling fuse wire on road as old man watches on 12. Hand unrolling wire 13. Hand activating detonator to explode building 14. FSA fighters in smoke and dust covered street in aftermath of blast STORYLINE: In the battle for control of Syria's largest city, rebel fighters are using whatever they can as a weapon to wage war on the regime. In the old quarter of Aleppo, AP Television followed a small team of Free Syrian Army (FSA) bomb makers as they attempted a hit and run attack on enemy snipers who hold back the rebels' advance. Operating in a district that is hit daily by mortars, sniper fire and airstrikes the fighters carted improvised explosives made from gas cylinders through battle scarred streets and alleys. Their target is a building located close to government forces which government snipers are located. Once inside, the heavily armed rebels plant the crude bombs before retreating a safe distance to set off the blast remotely. Smoke filled the nearby streets in the aftermath of the blast but it was not known how much damage had been caused. Since the rebels launched their assault in July to drive government forces from Aleppo, the two sides have fought to a stalemate. Each holds about half the city of 3 million people and neither is able to deal the other a decisive blow. The uprising against Assad's regime began as mostly peaceful protests in March last year but quickly morphed into a civil war. Activists estimate the conflict has killed more than 36-thousand people. Find out more about AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/HowWeWork Twitter:   / ap_archive   Facebook:   / aparchives   ​​ Instagram:   / apnews   You can license this story through AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/metadata/you...