End Of Days News
In ancient times watchman would mount the city walls in times of stress to survey the scene outside the fortifications. He was situated on a spot from which he could monitor the approaches to the town. If a threat appeared, he would sound a warning and the town would shut its gates and prepare for battle.
Showing posts with label Rebels. Show all posts
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Tuesday, April 30, 2013
Friday, March 8, 2013
Syrian Jets and Rebels Strike in Iraq, 13 Killed Across Country
End Of Days News
The war in Syria continues to be a threat to Iraq’s western flank. Violence today included attacks from both the Syrian Air Force and Syrian rebels. Overall, at least 13 Iraqis were killed and eight more were wounded.
A source at a Sinjar hospital reported the delivery of six bodies belonging to Iraqi soldiers killed by the rebel group the Syrian Free Army at a border crossing near Rabia. On Monday, fighting near this border crossing drove a number of Syrian soldiers into Iraq for medical care or safety. The group was ambushed and slaughtered while on Iraqi soil.
The war in Syria continues to be a threat to Iraq’s western flank. Violence today included attacks from both the Syrian Air Force and Syrian rebels. Overall, at least 13 Iraqis were killed and eight more were wounded.
A source at a Sinjar hospital reported the delivery of six bodies belonging to Iraqi soldiers killed by the rebel group the Syrian Free Army at a border crossing near Rabia. On Monday, fighting near this border crossing drove a number of Syrian soldiers into Iraq for medical care or safety. The group was ambushed and slaughtered while on Iraqi soil.
Tuesday, March 5, 2013
Syrian warplanes strike northern city captured by rebels
End Of Days News
The air strikes came hours after rebels overran the northern city of Raqqa
Monday. At least 20 of rebels and “tens of regular soldiers” were killed in
battle and the air strikes. A witness reported that the city center was being
bombarded by warplanes. Raqqa is situated on the Euphrates River near the
Turkish border. It shelters hundreds of thousands of Syrian refugees from
war-torn homes in other parts of the country.
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