AMAN, 3 ago (Reuters) – Un bombardeo de helic ‘pteros del
Ej (c)rcito sirio mat ‘ a 16 rebeldes de la misma familia en la
sure +/-a regi ‘n del Valle Haur ¡n, una zona estrat (c)gica que une a
Damasco con Jordania, donde los combates se han intensificado en
los ?ltimos d -as, dijeron el viernes fuentes de la oposici ‘n.
Las bajas en el bando rebelde se dieron despu (c)s de que
combatientes atacaron un bloqueo del Ej (c)rcito en la carretera,
cerca del pueblo de Busra al-Harir, y fueron perseguidos por
aire, dijeron las fuentes, agregando que la artiller -a del
Ej (c)rcito tambi (c)n comenz ‘ a atacar el pueblo.
“El Regimiento 175 est ¡ bombardeando ahora Busra al-Harir
desde Izru”, dijo un activista de la oposici ‘n en la regi ‘n,
refiri (c)ndose a una base del Ej (c)rcito sirio cercana a la
principal carretera que une a Damasco con la ciudad fronteriza
de Deraa, lugar de nacimiento de la revuelta de 17 meses contra
el gobierno del presidente Bashar al-Assad.
El dijo que los rebeldes muertos eran todos de la familia
Hariri, un destacado clan de la sure +/-a Busra al-Harir que ha
estado a la vanguardia de la resistencia armada a Assad.
(Reporte de Khaled Yacoub Oweis, Redacci ‘n Am ¡n; Editado en
Espa +/-ol por Ricardo Figueroa)
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