FSA And Al-Nusra Front In Heavy Firefight With The Syrian Army скачать в хорошем качестве

FSA And Al-Nusra Front In Heavy Firefight With The Syrian Army

Syrian troops have retaken a key rebel-held town south of Damascus, state media and activists say. State TV said the army had full control of Sbeineh and that "terrorists" had been driven out. UK-based activist group the Syrian Observatory for Human Rights said Sbeineh was one of the most important rebel positions near Damascus. Meanwhile, inspectors say they have verified one of Syria's two remaining chemical weapons production sites. Inspectors had already verified 21 out of 23 sites declared by Syria but two sites were too dangerous to reach. They said the latest site - near Aleppo - was verified using footage from sealed cameras and that it was dismantled and abandoned. News of the army's takeover of Sbeineh was broadcast by state TV on Thursday. Saudi Arabia is training militants in Syria as part of a new push to topple the government of President Bashar al-Assad, a new report says. The Kingdom has teamed up with Jordan, the United Arab Emirates and France in adopting the new policy to bolster militants in Syria, the Foreign Policy magazine reported. This comes as Pakistani instructors are also involved in the new project with sources saying that Pakistan could be given the responsibility for training two militant brigades, with about 5,000-10,000 militants. According to the Foreign Policy report, the main goal of the project is to unite the mainstream armed opposition in Syria, many of whom are extremist forces, under the banner of a unified army. The decision came after signs of rift in relations between Washington and Riyadh became evident. Washington has recently abandoned plans to launch a military strike against Syria.