REPORT: Syria rebels, regime exchange accusations of 'massacre' in Tal Kalakh

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31-03-2013 | 06:22
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REPORT: Syria rebels, regime exchange accusations of 'massacre' in Tal Kalakh

Syrian Coalition leader Moaz al-Khatib said on Sunday that the Syrian people could not bear further interference of Hezbollah and Iran in Syria's crisis, Al Watan newspapers reported.

This comes as a large number of families escaped Sheikh Maqsoud neighborhood in Aleppo, after battles erupted between regime forces and opposition militants, according to the Syrian Observatory for Human Rights.            

The Observatory added that the shelling injured a number of people and destroyed houses.

Earlier, the Syrian regime and rebel opposition forces exchanged accusations over a "massacre" of at least 10 people in the town of Tal Kalakh in the south of the war torn country.

"Last night, terrorists committed a new massacre against citizens in the city of Tal Kalakh in the Homs countryside, storming the Burj neighborhood and killing a number of citizens, including women and children," state news agency SANA reported.

Activists pointed the finger of blame at government forces.

Tal Kalakh, near Syria's border with Lebanon, was among the first Syrian towns to rise up against the regime of President Bashar Assad in 2011.


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