A Liberation Army fighters firing his weapon while Syria clash with forces loyal to the President of Syria Bashar Al-Assad in the Bustan al-Qasr, Aleppo, Friday (30/12). (REUTERS PHOTO/Muzaffar Khan)
to prevent rebels seize the country's second largest airportBeirut (Reuters)-hundreds of soldiers supported military vehicles entered Aleppo Province, Tuesday, after rebels advance and the battle raged for control of the second largest airport in Syria, said the monitoring group.
Reinforcements arrived in the town of Tal-Aran in the southeast of the province, said Syria Observatory for human rights.
The deployment of the troops was done after the rebel advance that is not thought to be in their efforts to master the air bases in northern Syria and seized Aleppo international airport.
"A large number of Troops now approaching Aleppo from the East, sent from Syria, to prevent rebels seize the country's second-largest airport," said Observatory Director that Rami Abdel Rahman.
"The army will not allow it to fall without international bandaran one exciting battle."
In the last week, the rebels had captured the air bases at Al-Jarrah, Hassel and Base 80, as well as one checkpoint near the international airport.
On Monday, they made a brief RAID into the airport fuel warehouse that was cleared by the army before, said one military source told AFP.
That source also said rebels seized one strategic buildings located 100 meters from the airport.
Fighting between the rebels and troops also erupted Tuesday in Damascus, where the army of South balabantuan held in an attempt to drive out the insurgents out of areas around the capital, said the Observatory.
"Rebels and regular troops engaged firefight at the entrance of the Palestinian Yarmouk camp pengungssi in Damascus," said the monitoring group.
The newspaper Al-Watan that propemerintah at the same time preaching the "clash-the clash of weapons near the Sayyida Zeinab (South of Damascus) and around the Yarmouk camp".
The camp housing thousands of refugees in the battle-ravaged exclamation point inside and outside the complex since the end of last year.
Throughout the winter, the army has been engaged in an effort urging rebels to outside of Damascus, with attacks every day against their areas around the capital.
But in the province of Damascus, like many in other areas of the country, rebels and soldiers have reached a military stalemate, said Abdel Rahman.
"Throughout Syria today, there are hundreds of hotspots. Both the army and rebels in the tense situation, "he said.
"The rebels obtain Eraric progress-progress in some important areas, such as the province of Aleppo, the army will not allow the strategic area was captured. So we think there is a long term war is exhausting. "
The UNITED NATIONS says nearly 70,000 people died in the conflict in Syria.
On Monday at least 154 people were killed by violent action across Syria, including 63 soldiers and 50 rebels petempur, said the Observatory.
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