Syrian Jets 'Bombard' Damascus Suburbs -- Al Jazeera
Activists say government forces continue air raids in the Syrian capital in breach of a truce violated by both sides.
Syrian fighter jets have bombarded eastern suburbs of the capital, Damascus, activists say, continuing air raids despite an internationally brokered ceasefire supposed to take hold two days ago.
Warplanes reportedly hit the adjacent suburbs of Zamalka, Arbeen, Harasta and Zamalka on Sunday, where government forces are trying to root out rebels. Videos posted online purporting to show the aftermath showed huge plumes of smoke billowing over rooftops.
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