SYRIA NEWS At least 39 deadly Alawites executed by Mujahideen bombings in Syria, town liberated Publication time: 19 September 2013 20 deadly Alawites were successfully executed on Thursday in a car bombing of an Assad government building in the town of Zamalka, near the capital Damascus. Elsewhere in Syria, a roadside bomb struck a bus with Alawites in a village in the central Homs province, killing 19 infidels. The bombings came a day after al-Qaeda-linked fighter liberated the town of Azaz near the Turkish border in the north of Syria. On Thursday, the town changed hands after heavy clashes between the Islamic State of Iraq and Sham (ISIS) and the pro-western Free Syrian Army (FSA) who controlled the area. It was the latest development in what has been a relatively new component in the conflict: growing infighting between fighters with ties to al-Qaeda and western-backed secularist groups. Turkey has temporarily shut its border post after the gun battles. Meanwhile, heavy fighting between the heroic Mujahideen and thugs from the Satanic government forces has reportedly been taking place in the area in eastern Damascus on Thursday morning.
Posted on: Fri, 20 Sep 2013 09:10:57 +0000
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