Gunmen Kill 4 Citizens in al-Qadam Neighborhood in Damascus
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Oct 01, 2011
DAMASCUS, (SANA)- Members of an armed terrorist group killed on Thursday four citizens in al-Qadam neighborhood in the capital Damascus in an attempt to terrorize the inhabitants.
Police sources said the gunmen opened fire randomly, immediately killing Amin al-Masri, Abdul-Wahab al-Masri, Abdul-Muneim Ramadan and Hannoush al-Khudr and injuring a child who was near the place.
The sources added that the gunmen perpetrated their crime inside a popular neighborhood, took a side road and managed to flee away among the alleys and keep themselves out of sight, taking advantage of the inhabitants' panic and fear of firing.
The residents of the neighborhood said that the four citizens were waiting outside a warehouse to replace gas cylinders when fire was opened on them, thanking God for the absence of full gas cylinders outside which prevented a catastrophe.
Security Forces Arrest Member of Terrorist Group in Homs, Seizing Explosives and Ammunition
Competent authorities arrested a member of the armed terrorist groups at Fairouza farms in Homs, seizing different kinds of weapons, explosives and ammunitions with him.
During the operation, security men confiscated 6 hand-made bombs, two Kalashnikov rifles, 3 pistols and big quantities of ammunitions.
On Thursday, the security members seized a car loaded with weapons at Tal al-Shour near Homs.
Engineering Unit Dismantles Explosive Device in Bukamal
Engineering units dismantled an explosive device rigged to explode via remote control. The device was attached to a motorbike in a crowded street in the city of Buakamal in Deir Ezzor governorate.
Car Loaded with Weapons Seized in Homs, Citizen Killed by Terrorist Members
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Oct 01, 2011
HOMS, (SANA)- The competent authorities in Homs province on Thursday evening seized a car loaded with weapons in Tall Ashour town near Homs.
An informed source in the province told SANA correspondent that the driver of the car, when asked to stop the car to be searched at a law enforcement forces checkpoint, turned onto a dirt road in an attempt to run away and then got off the car and fled away.
The source added that the car was found to carry large quantities of various types of weapons including 2 Cobra missiles, 8 RPGs and 5 rockets, a Doshka machinegun, 2 military rifles, 2 rocket valves and large amounts of rifle ammunition.
In another context, the citizen Ali Hassan Alloush from Homs was transported to the National Hospital in the province on Thursday after he was shot by members of an armed terrorist group in al-Baiyadeh neighborhood.
A medical source at the Hospital told SANA correspondent that Alloush's body was mutilated after his death.
Injured Army and Law Enforcement Personnel Relate Details of Attacks by Armed Terrorists Groups in al-Rastan
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Oct 01, 2011
Military operation in Syria's Rastan accomplished: report
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DAMASCUS, Oct. 1 (Xinhua) -- Syrian government troops accomplished its operation in the town of Rastan in central Syria, private Al-Ekhbaria TV reported Saturday.
Al-Ekhbaria TV said that a large amount of weapons were confiscated during the operation in Rastan, adding that a total of 140 wanted people were arrested, including "armed groups leaders who call themselves the Free Syrian Army."
The Syrian official SANA news agency quoted a military sources as saying Thursday that the law-enforcement forces, backed by some government forces, started a "qualitative" operation Thursday against armed terrorist groups in al-Rastan town in the central province of Homs.
Meanwhile, the Doha-based al-Jazeera TV cited sources as saying that about 10 tanks rolled into al-Rastan earlier Saturday, as fights between security forces and defectors continued for the fourth straight day in the town, which has emerged as a hub of protests and a stronghold of army defectors.
The report, however, couldn't be independently verified as journalists are banned from heading to troubled areas.
Syrian official media said about six people were killed Friday in separate incidents by armed groups, while some activist groups said at least 11 people were killed by security forces during Friday protests.
Syria has been wracked for six months by unrest which it blames on foreign conspiracy and foreign thugs. A recent UN tally put the number of the civilians who were gunned down by security forces during the past six months at 2,700.
Syrian president's political and media adviser, Buthayna Shaaban, has recently put the number of army officers and law- enforcement troops who were killed since the eruption of protest in Syria in mid March at 800.
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